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Chapter 1 Front Panel of the Media Hub (NMH300 Series) DISK 1 (Blue/Red) The DISK 1 LED serves two purposes. The LED is solidly lit blue when Disk 1 is ready for use. The LED is not lit when no disk is detected. DISK 2 (Blue/Red) The DISK 2 LED serves two purposes. The LED is solidly lit blue when Disk 2 is ready for use. The LED is not lit when no disk is detected. Back Up Button To initiate backup jobs specified by the backup software on your computer(s), press the back up button. NOTE: The back up button only supports Windows computers installed with the backup software. NOTE: Your computer(s) must be powered on for the jobs to run. Media Hub Product Overview Power Button and LED (Blue/Red) To power on the Media Hub, press the Power button. To shut down the Media Hub, press and hold the button until the Power LED starts flashing (this may take more than three seconds). A complete shutdown may take 10-15 seconds. The Power LED flashes blue when the Media Hub boots up, installs a disk, or shuts down. It is solidly lit blue when the Media Hub is ready for use. The LED flashes either blue or red when there is an error. (Refer to Appendix A: Troubleshooting, page 51.) NOTE: If the Media Hub must be shut down for a long period of time, Linksys recommends that you disconnect the power adapter from the Media Hub. USB The USB port connects to a USB storage device. Back Panel Both series of the Media Hub share the same back panel. Air Vent The air vent allows air to circulate and cool the Media Hub. WARNING: Do not block the air vent on the back of the Media Hub; otherwise, overheating can occur. 2

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Chapter 1
2
Media Hub
Chapter 1
Product Overview
2
Media Hub
Front Panel of the Media Hub (NMH300
Series)
DISK 1
(Blue/Red) The DISK 1 LED serves two
purposes. The LED is solidly lit blue when Disk 1
is ready for use. The LED is not lit when no disk
is detected.
DISK 2
(Blue/Red) The DISK 2 LED serves two
purposes. The LED is solidly lit blue when Disk 2
is ready for use. The LED is not lit when no disk
is detected.
Back
Up
Button
To
initiate
backup
jobs
specified by the backup software on your
computer(s), press the
back up
button.
NOTE:
The
back
up
button
only
supports
Windows
computers
installed with the backup software.
NOTE:
Your computer(s) must be
powered on for the jobs to run.
Power Button and LED
(Blue/Red) To power
on the Media Hub, press the Power button.
To shut down the Media Hub, press and hold
the button until the Power LED starts flashing
(this may take more than three seconds). A
complete shutdown may take 10-15 seconds.
The
Power
LED
flashes
blue
when
the
Media Hub boots up, installs a disk, or shuts
down. It is solidly lit blue when the Media
Hub is ready for use. The LED flashes either
blue or red when there is an error. (Refer to
Appendix A: Troubleshooting
,
page 51
.)
NOTE:
If the Media Hub must be shut
down for a long period of time, Linksys
recommends that you disconnect the
power adapter from the Media Hub.
USB
The USB port connects to a USB storage
device.
Back Panel
Both series of the Media Hub share the same back panel.
Air Vent
The air vent allows air to circulate and
cool the Media Hub.
WARNING:
Do not block the air
vent on the back of the Media Hub;
otherwise, overheating can occur.