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• We will collect certain information from your Synology device for licensing purposes, including product serial number, IP address, MAC address, and registered Synology Account. We store this information to verify your license when it is applied to a Synology device.
• Hi, The DSM already has the UPS-Server function built in, to notify other Diskstations connected to the same UPS of a power outage. It would be very cool if there would be a Windows client for this function, i.e. A program that runs in the background of the Windows PC, gets notified of the power outage and then shuts down the PC.
• Synology DS Video Client for MacOS (self.synology). Is there a DS Video client for Mac? Or is there something I can use on my Mac instead of a browser though Video Station, like a client? I used to use StreamToMe and their client worked well on the Mac, so would be great if there is a nice software solution for this. So no up or down.

The network UPS server obtains UPS information and relays it to the other 'client' Synology NAS. To enable network UPS support: Log into the Synology NAS that.

I have been using a APC Backup Battery ES 500 to protect my Synology during any power outrage (and yes, they do happen in Singapore too)…. it worked quite well a few times when my housing block had some power issues (yes, it is a new estate even…)… but the key issue is that I happened to be around at home when those outrages happened. So when they happened, I could manage to log on to my Synology (thank god for iPad and its battery and also because I use the UPS to protect my Cisco switch which allow the network to continue to run) and with the UPS ES500, it bought me enough time to shut them all down gracefully. Whether an abrupt shutdown will destroy the Synology is something I don’t wish to test. Now as I said, this is good (and cheap enough) if you happened to be at home or have someone at home competent enough to shut down the Synology.

Sometimes you are really not at home and when that happens, how can you shut down the Synology (and besides, you dun know about the power problem, do you)….

And that’s when another type of UPS such as APC BackUPS CS500 UPS comes into the picture. Like the cheaper ES500, during a power outage, the UPS will supply power to the Synology Product for a limited time. The main difference is that it will ALSO work with the Synology to automatically shut down the Synology gracefully without human intervention. This is because there is a 2nd link between the UPS and the Synology (and of course, the software in Synology) to communicate such a scenario in the shut down.

I bought the APC BackUPS CS500 even though it is NOT officially in the Synology approved list. It worked nevertheless 🙂

Unboxing first ! 🙂

The accessories. In my pack, I do not see a power cord for the UPS ! Yes, there is no power cord between the APC BackUPS CS500 and the wall power outlet. they expect you to use the one that came with your Synology (or PC or Mac etc.). WEIRD ! They did gave me TWO cords for use between the APC BackUPS CS500 and the gadgets you are protecting. These are the ones in GREY in the photos:

And the baby itself:

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The manual:

Before anything, you need to connect the battery inside the UPS. The instructions are clear. the connection not so easy to do though (maybe it is my fat fingers and my bad eye sight :p)

Connect this connector:

I mentioned earlier that there is a critical “2nd link” between the UPS and the Synology for the automatic graceful shut down. That’s this cable. Interesting cable. USB on one side (for Synology) and a RJ45 on the other side (for the APC BackUPS CS500)…

Okie Time to set it all up. Here’s the messy photo of how it all works 🙂
(ps: This is messy because i am setting up. Once it is set up, I use cable ties to tie it all up nicely, okie. :p)

A = Power cord between your UPS and the wall outlet (i.e. where the electricity comes in)
B = Grey cord between your UPS and the gadget you are protecting, in this case, the Synology
C = The cable between your UPS and the Synology for the automatic shut down functionality

And on the Synology side, with the B and C indicated

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And switching it on 🙂

And the APC BackUPS CS500 UPS sitting with my Synology DS1511+ and Synology DX510 collection. You can also see the original APC ES 500 on the second shelf, right hand side. It is still being used to protect my PC and my CISCO switch…. those don’t need automatic graceful shut down 🙂

When I boot up my Synology and looked at the DSM (the front end software running the Synology), I was extremely disappointed that the UPS was NOT recognized and hence I thought I must have made a mistake. Surfing the web immediately, I found many saying that it worked for them and so I was quite surprised… anyway, I did the thing most will do. I unplug the RJ45-USB cable between the Synology and the UPS and then re-plug them in again. and this time it works… so if it did not work for you the first time, try to un-plug and plug the cable again.

This is how it looked if it is working. The UPS support is enabled:

When it was first plugged in, it was about 92% battery status but after an hour, it is up to 100% so you know for sure the battery is charging and can be relied on (I hope :p)

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And so it can last about 36.5 minutes before it is also completely flat. good 🙂

Highly recommended 🙂

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