Buffalo Cloudstor CS-X series, Cloudstor CS-WX series, Cloudstor CS-WV series User Manual

User Manual

CloudStor

CS-X, CS-WX, and CS-WV series

www.buffalotech.com

v2.84

™

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Introduction

Thank you for purchasing the Buffalo CloudStor. This simple device gives you the
exibility of cloud-based storage without the worries that come with storing your important
data on someone else’s servers. Using Pogoplug software, CloudStor lets you serve up les,
photos, and multimedia over the Web to any of your devices, wherever you may be.

Turn to page 4 to set up your CloudStor.

Because we’re constantly updating our products, the images and text in this manual may
vary slightly from the images and text displayed by your CloudStor. As time passes, future
user interfaces, updated software, and later versions of this manual may be available for
download from www.buffalotech.com.

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Table of Contents

Introduction

Setup 4
Diagrams and Layout (CS-WX & CS-WV) 7
Power Mode Switch 10
Diagrams and Layout (CS-X) 11

Using your CloudStor

Login 13

Uploading 14
Downloading 15
Pogoplug Applications 16
Sharing 17
Search 19
Slideshows 20
Creating New Folders 21
Renaming Files and Folders 22
Renaming Devices 23
Active Copy 24

Settings and Conguration

General Settings 25
Social Settings 26
Media Settings 28
Security Settings 29
Upload Settings 30
Adding a Printer 31

Device Settings 34
Local Settings 35
Adding a Second Drive 38
Adding a Second Drive 39
Time Machine 41
BitTorrent Client 42
Direct Copy 44

Troubleshooting

Status LED Flash Codes 46

Appendix

Specications (CS-WX & CS-WV) 48
Specications (CS-X) 49
Contact Information (USA) 50
Contact Information (Europe) 51

GPL Information 52

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Open a browser window on your computer and go to https://cloudstor.pogoplug.com/. Click Set
Up Your CloudStor.

Plug one end of the included Ethernet cable into the Ethernet port on your CloudStor and the
other end into any available LAN port on your router.

In the browser window, click Next.

Setup

USB

FUNCTION

AUTO
ON
OFF

DC-IN

LAN

LAN

WAN

LA N

LA N

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Now, plug your CloudStor into a surge protector, wall socket, or power strip.

Move the power mode switch on the back of the unit to the on (middle) position. The blue power
LED will begin to blink.

Wait for the CloudStor to boot. This will take about 5 minutes. When the power LED on the front
panel stops blinking and glows steadily, the unit has nished booting. The info/error LED should
not be blinking. If it is, turn to the next page to troubleshoot.

In the browser window, click Next. Follow the instructions on the screen to nish installing your
CloudStor.

USB

FUNCTION

AUTO
ON
OFF

DC-IN

LAN

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If you’ve connected your CloudStor to a power source and to a router, but the info/error LED is
ashing amber or your CloudStor suddenly turned off by itself, here are some things you can
check:

Is the power mode switch on the back of the CloudStor (CS-WX and CS-WV models only) in the
On position? If it’s in the Auto (top) position, the CloudStor may suddenly shut down after a few
minutes. Move it to the On (bottom) position until you’ve installed NAS Navigator software on
your computers.

Is the amber info/error LED on the front of your CloudStor (CS-WX and CS-WV models only)
ashing? Check the following:

Is the Ethernet cable connected to your CloudStor and to your router?

Is your router turned on?

Is your router congured to automatically assign IP addresses (DHCP)?

Do you have a rewall installed that blocks UDP, or is UDP disabled on your router?

If you have veried all of the above and the info/error LED on the front of your CloudStor is
still ashing, please move the power mode switch to the Off position, wait until the power LED
turns off, and then move it back to the On position. It will take about ve minutes to boot.

If you continue to have problems, please contact tech support. Tech support contact
information is available on pages 50 and 51.

Troubleshooting

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Back Panel Layout

Front (CS-WX and CS-WV)

Power LED

Function LED

Info/Error LED

Front Cover

(pull the left

side straight

toward you to

remove)

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Back Panel Layout

Front Panel Removed (CS-WX and CS-WV)

Spare drive bay
for optional 2nd
drive

Main hard drive

Press tab to

release drive

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Front Panel Layout

Rear (CS-WX and CS-WV)

Function Button

USB

Fan

Auto Power

Power On
Power Off

Ethernet

(to router)

Power

Socket for
Kensington-style lock

Power cord
stress relief

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The “Power Mode” switch on the back of the
unit has three positions: Auto, On, and Off.
The Auto position automatically powers the
unit on or off with your PC. If your PC is turned
on the CloudStor will power up; if the PC is
turned off the CloudStor will power down.

You must have installed the NAS Navigator
software (available from www.buffalotech.com)
on your PC for this feature to work. Otherwise,
if you move the switch to Auto, your unit will
power down by itself and you will have to
manually turn it back on.

Move the switch to the On (middle) position to
have the CloudStor turn on and stay on.

To turn off the CloudStor, move the switch to
the Off position. It will take several minutes to
fully shut down. Do not unplug the unit until
shutdown is complete and the power LED is no
longer lit.

Power Mode Switch (CS-WX and CS-WV)

Power

Mode

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Back Panel Layout

Front (CS-X)

Power LED

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Front Panel Layout

Rear (CS-X)

Ethernet

(to router)

Power

Socket for

Kensington-style lock

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Using Your CloudStor

Login

To access your CloudStor, open a browser and
go to https://cloudstor.pogoplug.com. Enter
the email address and password that you
registered during setup.

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Using Your CloudStor

Uploading

Locate the drive and folder you would like to
upload to. If this is your rst time using the
CloudStor, click on the cloudshare folder.

Click Upload Files on the grey toolbar at the top
of the screen.

When the upload les dialogue appears, select
Add File(s) and choose the le(s) you would like
to upload.

Click Upload.

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Locate the folder or le you would like to download and
point to it with your mouse pointer.

Hover over the le to see the down arrow. Click the down
arrow and choose Download.

The le will be saved to the download location specied
in your browser preferences. If you are downloading
an entire folder, it will be compressed to a zip le
automatically before download.

Downloading

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Pogoplug Drive software allows your CloudStor to
appear to your computer as a directly attached
drive. You can see and access all drives and
folders shared with you via the Files Shared with
me folder. This works whether you are on the
local network or outside of it.

Pogoplug Mobile software for iPhone, iPad, and
Android devices give you the ability to access les
on your CloudStor from anywhere, anytime on
your mobile device.

To download the Pogoplug applications visit

Pogoplug Applications

www.buffaloCloudStor.com/support/downloads or click on the blue Install Pogoplug on your
computer button at the top left of the home page.

Note: Because the software is client based and the CloudStor drives are not physically attached
to your computer, there are some limitations to what you can do with them. For example,
CloudStor drive maintenance through the software is not supported.

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Sharing on your CloudStor is quick and easy. You can share with one or
multiple people.

To share a folder or le:

1. Click on the down-arrow for the folder or le and choose Share.

2. Enter the email address of the person you would like to share the
folder with in the textbox located under “To”. You may share with
multiple people by adding multiple email addresses separated by either
a comma or semicolon. Email addresses you enter are saved into the
address book for easy access.

3. You have the option to send a message to the user you are sharing
with in the “Message” text box.

4. If you’re logged in to Facebook, you post to your friend’s wall by
adding a check next to their name.

5. Click Finish.

6. A link will be emailed to the users you have shared with.

Note: Links to shared folders expire 2 weeks after they’re sent. If the

Sharing

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user it is being shared with has not created an account and password they will no longer be able
to access the share. If the owner of the share removes them from the share list and adds them
again, a new link will be generated and sent with a 2 week expiration.

To stop sharing a drive, folder, or le:

1. In List mode, click on the arrow to the right of the
drive, folder, or le. In Icon mode, hover your cursor
over the icon and click on the down arrow.

2. Choose Stop sharing this.

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You can use the global search categories Jukebox, Gallery,
and Cinema to sort out music, photos, and movies,
respectively. Click on a category and the interface will
display les in that category.

In each category, view options appear in the left-side menu.
The Jukebox category lets you view your music by artist,
albums, or genre. The Gallery category lets you view by date
or create custom slideshows. The Cinema category lets you
organise your videos by date.

To search for a le, enter its name in the Search for box and
click the icon to the right of the box.

Search

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You can create slideshows that include your favorite photos, videos, and
music.

To create a slideshow follow these steps:

1. Select the Galleries tab, then select Custom Slideshows. Click Create.

2. Enter a name for the new slideshow in the popup window.

3. Put a check next to the folders and les that you want in the
slideshow.

4. Select the le of folder of the music that you want to play during your
slideshow (optional).

5. Click Start slideshow.

Slideshows

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In the navigation bar at the left of the screen, select
the device where you would like to create the new
folder.

Then, under Name, select the folder where the new
folder will go.

Click Create New Folder.

Give your new folder a name.

Creating New Folders

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Focus your mouse pointer on the name of the folder or le
you would like to rename and click on the “abc” icon to
the right of it. You can then change the name of the le or
folder.

Or, click the down arrow at the far right and choose
Rename. You can then change the name of the le or
folder.

Renaming Files and Folders

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Click the Settings tab at the top of the window.

You will see a list of your PogoPlug enabled devices. Next
to each device there is a rename link. Click the link to
enter a new name. The new name may include up to 15
alphanumeric characters, hyphens, and underscores.

Renaming Devices and Top Folders

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Active Copy automatically backs up a folder to a different folder.
Source and target folders may be on your CloudStor, or on a
different CloudStor or other Pogoplug device. If you have installed
Pogoplug drive software on your computer, you can also use it
with Active Copy.

To congure Active Copy, click on Settings, then Backup. Click on
Set up Active Copy on a New Folder.

Choose the source folder, then the target folder. Click Finish when
done.

Depending on how many les are in the source folder and the
speed of the network between the two devices, it may take some
time for Active Copy to complete.

Active Copy

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From the settings window you can update your email addresses and
manage the CloudStor device(s) associated with your account.

You may associate multiple email addresses with your account. Each
email address has full access to all drives and shares associated with
the account.

To add additional email addresses to your account, simply click the
add link next to “Your email addresses”.

General Settings

Settings and Conguration

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To allow posting to Twitter, Facebook, or MySpace from
your CloudStor, log in to the appropriate service in
Social Settings. To log in to a service, click sign in and
step through the wizard. Note: you may have to disable
your pop-up blocker to log in.

Once you’re logged in, you can share folders and les
on your social networks. Click Return to Library, select
a folder or le, click the down arrow, and click Share.

Social Settings

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Enter the email addresses of anyone you want to send
the message to directly. Enter text for your message. If
you want to post the message to a social network, click
on More sharing options, or click Finish to send the
message now.

If you’re sharing the message to a social network, put a
check in the box next to each social network that you
want to publish to and click Finish.

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You can use CloudStor to stream movies, photos, and
music to your XBox 360® and PS3® game consoles and to
the game consoles of people you share with. You can also
play back media les from the CloudStor with a computer
browser if Flash is installed. The Media Settings screen also
allows you to customize the options for how the CloudStor
handles videos. There are 3 options: optimize videos for

playback (convert into web friendly H.264 encoding), create
media meta-data (fetch music album art, iPhoto dates, etc.),

and generate thumbnails (which allows for previewing). All
of these options can be turned on or off. Click Apply Below
Changes to conrm your choice.

You can preview a video by hovering the mouse pointer over
the thumbnail for a video. You can turn off this feature on
the Media Settings page by unchecking Preview videos when
hovering over video thumbnails. HTLM5 is supported for
compatible Web browsers. Select the HTLM5 video or audio
checkbox to enable this feature.

Media Settings

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Changing your Password

Click “Change Password” to change the
password associated with your account.

Full Security

Check the box next to Use full security sessions
to enable SSL (HTTPS) throughout your entire
CloudStor session. Enabling this option may
slow down access to your CloudStor. Note that
even if this option is disabled, you will always
automatically sign in with full security, keeping
your password and account access safe.

Security Settings

Require sign-in to view email shares

Check the box next to Require sign-in to view email shares to require the people you share with
to enter a password before viewing the contents of the share. If they have not previously assigned
a password with CloudStor, they will be prompted to add one. This feature can also be enabled
after you select the le or folder you would like to share by clicking Share This, then More sharing
options. Check Require sign-in to view this share.

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You may congure your CloudStor to
automatically upload les that are emailed as
attachments to [e-mail].

Check the box next to Upload my email
attachments to.

Choose a folder to store uploaded attachments,
then click OK.

Upload Settings

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The CloudStor supports most Epson and HP printers
manufactured since 2005. USB printers should be
attached directly to the USB port on the back of the
CloudStor (CS-WX/1D and CS-WV/1D models only).
Network printers may be anywhere on the same
network (subnet) as the CloudStor.

You can print documents that are stored on your
CloudStor to a supported printer. To enable this
feature, go to Print Settings and check Enable printer
discovery.

Select your CloudStor from the drop-down menu and
click OK. You can then print documents stored on
the CloudStor by clicking on the printer icon on the
document’s icon.

Enabling Print my email attachments to allows you
to print les by sending or forwarding an email from
your registered email address with the les you want
printed attached to [e-mail].

Select the destination printer from the drop-down list
and click OK.

Adding a Printer

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You can also allow others to print by giving printing
rights to their email addresses. To share the printer
with someone else, go to the Sharing tab, click on
printers I share, select Share, chose the printer then
the people you want to share the printer with.

Enter an email address in the To eld. Enter a
message (optional) in the Message eld if desired.

Click Finish. The person you’ve invited can now print
documents by sending them as attachments to print@
mypogoplug.com.

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To edit the share, or to stop sharing the printer, go
to the Sharing tab, click the black down-arrow to
the right of the printer, and select Edit share or Stop
sharing this.

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Click Manage to open local settings or
BitTorrent to open BitTorrent settings.

Device Settings

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The local settings may be accessed remotely via
the Device Settings page or locally as follows:

Use NAS Navigator2 to nd the CloudStor on
the network. By default, it will be named CS­WXabc, CS-WVabc, or CS-Xabc where “abc” is
the last three digits of the MAC address of the
CloudStor. Right-click and choose open web
admin. Log in to the CloudStor. The default
password is “password”.

BitTorrent - To use BitTorrent, enable it
and choose a download folder. By default,
the BitTorrent username is “admin” and the
password is blank (no password).

Local Settings

Backup - (Time Machine) To use Time Machine, you’ll create a folder for backups on the
CloudStor. This folder is not visible from Windows. Time Machine targets can be added and
removed from the UI. See page 40 for instructions on conguring Time Machine.

Direct Copy - You may choose the folder where les are copied to here.

Local Users - You may enable or disable local network access to shares on the CloudStor here.

Please note that these restrictions are not enforced when accessing the device via the Cloud UI or
Pogoplug desktop and mobile apps.

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Folders - This lets you add or remove folders on your CloudStor. The user can control what to
expose on the cloud (accessible via cloud UI and the Pogoplug desktop and mobile apps) and what
to make visible only when you are in the same subnet as the CloudStor (samba and afp).

Device Name - You may change the name of your CloudStor here. The name may include up to
15 alphanumeric characters, a hyphen or an underscore

Password - This is the login password for the local UI. It’s not related to the Cloud account. To
change the login password for your CloudStor, enter a new password here (twice) and click Save.
The default password is “password”.

Date/Time - You may set the date and time on the CloudStor manually or automatically. If
setting manually, enter a time zone, date, and time. Click Use Local Time to use the time from
your computer. Click [Save] when done.

Network - You may congure the IP address settings on the CloudStor manually or
automatically. Automatically (via DHCP) is recommended for most users. If Manually is selected,
enter the appropriate network settings and click Save. This setting can only be changed when you
are connected to the CloudStor locally as described above.

Storage - You may recongure the hard drive settings for the CloudStor here.

Notications - Enable Email Notication to have your CloudStor automatically send you an email

if errors occur. Click Add to enter the email addresses that notication will be sent to. Choose
which events (Hard Drive Status, Fan Failure, and/or Disk Error) will trigger a notication. Click
Send Test Message to send a sample email to registered addresses, or Save to save your changes
and exit. Note: if your notication emails don’t seem to arrive, check your junk folder!

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Sleep Schedule - Enable to congure the CloudStor to shut down during preset periods.

Maintenance - Clicking Restore restores your CloudStor to its factory default settings. Normally,

this doesn’t affect data stored on the drive. However, you may choose to check Erase data before
clicking Restore, which will erase all data on the drive. Note that this will not unregister the
device. If you choose to erase data, it may take several hours to complete.

Clicking Rebuild Media Library will recreate thumbnails and re-transcode your videos and movies.
Active copy jobs to or from folders on the CloudStor will need to be restarted. This operation
cannot be stopped or reversed.

Note: Restore and Rebuild Media Library can only be used when you are connected to the
CloudStor locally.

Updates - If enabled, the CloudStor will be automatically updated with the latest rmware. This
is enabled by default. If an update results in unexpected behavior, clear your browser’s cache.

Status - This gives you current system settings for your CloudStor and information about the
network.

Language - Select your language from the drop-down list on the top right side of the screen. Note:
This only changes the language for the local UI of the device. To change the language for the
Cloud UI, click Return to library and then click the language tab at the top right.

Restart CloudStor - Power cycles the device. The button is located on the right side of the top
bar.

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Adding an External USB Drive

You may connect an external USB drive to your CS-WX or CS-WV CloudStor for additional
storage or backup. Before connecting the USB drive to the CloudStor, use your computer to
format it with NTFS or HFS+. Use NTFS if you are formatting with a Windows computer or HFS+
if you are formatting with a Mac.

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You may add a second drive to CS-WX/1D and CS­WV/1D CloudStor devices for additional storage or
data security. For RAID 1 mirroring, the second drive
should be the same as or larger capacity than the
original drive.

To add a second drive, turn the CloudStor off and
remove the front panel. Insert the new drive into the
open bay (for RAID, the new drive should be the same
or larger capacity than the existing drive). Power the
CloudStor on and go the the local user interface at
http://x.x.x.x/, where x.x.x.x is the IP address of your
CloudStor. The new drive will be listed in Storage.

Adding a Second Drive

Click on Change Disk Settings. Select either Keep them independent of each other or Group them
(Disk Mirroring).

If independent, the new drive is formatted and the original drive is unchanged. The info/error
LED ashes amber until the format is complete.

For RAID 1, the new drive is formatted into a mirror of the original drive. Data from the original
drive will be stored on both drives simultaneously. The info/error LED ashes amber until the
process is complete.

Note: Reversing the drives will cause strange things to happen! Don’t get them mixed up.

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To replace a failed drive, go to the local user interface at http://x.x.x.x, where x.x.x.x is the IP
address of your CloudStor. See which drive failed. Turn off the CloudStor and replace the bad
drive. Turn the CloudStor back on and let it boot up. In the local user interface, click on After
replacing the drive, click here. The array will be rebuilt.

To remove a drive that has not failed, put the drives into Independent mode. In the local user
interface, select that drive to remove and click on remove disk. Power down the CloudStor and
physically remove the drive.

In Independent Mode, the disks are independent. They may contain different data. The full
capacity of both drives is usable. There is no redundancy. If a drive fails, all data on that drive is
lost.

In RAID 1, disk mirroring provides fault tolerance but also decreases overall capacity. An array of
drives is created and the system saves the data to both hard drives in the array simultaneously. If
a drive fails, the healthy drive continues to work and your data is accessible without interruption.
Once the faulty drive is replaced and the array is rebuilt, the array is restored to its original
condition.

When changing from Independent mode to RAID 1, you have three options:

Keep the data from disk 1 (left drive in chassis)

Keep the data from disk 2 (right drive in chassis)

Don’t keep any data

When changing from RAID 1 to Independent Mode, all data is lost.

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To use the CloudStor as a location for backups from a Mac
running Time Machine, begin by navigating to Device Settings/

Backup in the local user interface and clicking Enable, then
Apply.

On your Mac, open Time Machine. Click on Choose Backup
Disk.

Choose your CloudStor from the list and click Use for Backup.
In 120 seconds, Time Machine will begin running a backup.

Time Machine

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The built-in BitTorrent client on CloudStor will
download your les for you. To enable it, select
Enable. Click Apply.

Then, click Open Download Manager.

Enter your BitTorrent username and password.
This is not the same as your CloudStor
username and password. The default
BitTorrent username is “admin” and the default
password is blank (no password).

BitTorrent Client

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To add a torrent, click on the rst download icon (the
purple one) at the top left. The Add Torrent dialog will
open. Click Browse, navigate to the torrent le, and open
it. Click OK.

Alternately, click the second (blue) icon, and enter the
URL of the torrent in the Torrent URL eld. Click OK.

The le(s) will automatically download in the background.

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You can copy digital media les directly to CS-WX/1D
and CS-WV/1D CloudStor devices from a USB
storage device, such as a digital camera, USB ash
drive, or external hard disk.

Connect your USB device to the USB port on the back
of the CloudStor. The function LED on the front of
the unit will glow blue for 60 seconds.

Direct Copy

While the function LED is still glowing blue, press the function button and release it. The
function LED will begin to blink as all media les on the USB device are copied to the folder on
the CloudStor selected in Device Settings/Direct Copy. When the copying is nished, the function
LED will stop blinking.

When the copy is nished, hold down the function button until the function LED glows a steady
blue. This dismounts all attached USB devices, and it’s now safe to unplug your device.

Notes: The CS-X CloudStor doesn’t support Direct Copy.

If the function LED does not glow blue when the device is connected, then the device is not
compatible with Direct Copy.

If no folder is selected in Device Settings/Direct Copy, then no les are copied and the function
LED will continue blinking. If this happens, hold down the function button until the drive is
dismounted.

Function
button

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The following types of les are copied by Direct Copy:

Pictures

*.jpg *.jpeg *.gif *.png *.tif *.tiff *.yuv *.bmp *.raw

Movie

*.avi *.divx *.asf *.mpg *.mpe *.m1v *.vob *.mts *.m2ts *.m2t *.mpeg *.mpeg2 *.vdr *.spts *.tp *.ts
*.3gp *.mov *.m4v *.wmv *.dvr-ms *.xvid *.mp4 *.m4v

Music

*.mp3 *.mpa *.wma *.aac *.apl *.ac3 *.lpcm *.pcm *.wav *.m3u *.m4a *.m4b *.aif *.aiff *.ac *.ogg
*.mp2 *.mp1

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LED Error Codes:

If an operation error occurs, the info/error LED will ash red. It will alternate between ashing
for 1 second (tens digit) and 1/2 second (ones digit). Combine the number of longer ashes with
the number of shorter ashes to produce a two digit error code:

E00 - (no ashes) MPU failure
E01 - DRAM data line problem
E02 - DRAM address line problem
E03 - RTC chip error
E04 - failed to extract kernel
E06 - corrupted rmware
E07 - a hard disk was not found
E10 - UPS error
E11 - fan error
E15 - hard drive I/O error
E16 - no hard disks detected
E17 - internal controller error

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting

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E20 - circuit board error
E21 - internal controller error
E22 - mount error
E23 - hard disk is malfunctioning

LED Information Codes:

The info/error LED will ash amber to give information codes. Like the error codes, these
alternate between ashing for 1 second (tens digit) and 1/2 second (ones digit). Combine the
number of longer ashes with the number of shorter ashes to produce a two digit information
code:

I19 - erasing disk
I23 - initializing system
I25 - updating rmware
I26 - initializing Web conguration
I27 - checking USB disk
I28 - formatting USB disk
I53 - cannot communicate with cloud service

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Hard Drive: 3.5” SATA

Ethernet:

10/100/1000 Mbps RJ-45

USB Interface: USB 2.0/1.1 (CS-WX and CS-WV only)

Replacement Fan: OP-FAN/LS

Replacement Power Supply: OP-AC12L

Power Supply: 100-240 V 50/60 Hz

Client OS Support: Windows

® 7 (32-bit/64-bit), Windows

Vista® (32-bit/64-bit), Windows XP,

Windows Server® 2003/2008, Windows

Server® 2003/2008 R2, Mac OS® X 10.4

or later

Power Consumption: ~17 W average; ~48 W max

Dimensions: 5.0” x 3.4” x 8.1” (127 x 86 x 206 mm)

Weight: ~3.3 pounds (1.5 kg)

Operating Environment: 41°-95° F, 5°-35° C; 20-80% non-

condensing

Mac and Mac OS are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries.

Specications (CS-WX and CS-WV)

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Specications (CS-X)

Hard Drive: 3.5” SATA

Ethernet:

10/100/1000 Mbps RJ-45

Replacement Power Supply: OP-AC12L

Power Supply: 100-240 V 50/60 Hz

Client OS Support: Windows

® 7 (32-bit/64-bit), Windows

Vista® (32-bit/64-bit), Windows XP,

Windows Server® 2003/2008, Windows

Server® 2003/2008 R2, Mac OS® X 10.4

or later

Power Consumption: ~18 W average

Dimensions: 3.0” x 5.9” x 7.1” (75 x 150 x 180 mm)

Weight: ~1.9 pounds (0.88 kg)

Operating Environment: 41°-95° F, 5°-35° C; 20-80% non-

condensing

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Buffalo Technology USA Inc.
11100 Metric Blvd., Suite 750
Austin, TX 78758

GENERAL INQUIRIES

Monday through Friday
8:30am-5:30pm CST

Direct: 512-794-8533 | Toll-free: 800-456-9799
Fax: [phone] | Email: [e-mail]

TECHNICAL SUPPORT

North American Technical Support by phone is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. (USA
and Canada).
Toll-free: [phone] | Email: [e-mail]

Contact Information (North America)

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Buffalo Technology UK Ltd.
2 Bracknell Beeches, Old Bracknell Lane
Bracknell, Berkshire, RG12 7BW
United Kingdom

GENERAL INQUIRIES

Email: [e-mail]

TECHNICAL SUPPORT

Buffalo Technology provides technical support in English, German, French, Italian and
Spanish. For opening hours and relevant telephone numbers, please go to:

www.buffalo-technology.com/contact

Contact Information (Europe)

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Source code for Buffalo products is available at http://opensource.buffalo.jp

GPL Information (North America)

GPL Information