New beta firmware has been posted for the N5200 which seems to upgrade teh 5200 to PRO feature set. A few are trying this out now and one question is has the module framework changed. Hopefully this answer will be know in a few days. I think I'll waut for the officual release as I have critical data. Joined. May 2, 2014. Messages. 1. May 2, 2014. #1. Im trying to install 9.2.1.5 32bit on a Thecus N5200pro which has 16 gig 44pin module and a gig of ram (im temp. using a VGA adapter so i can log directly in) for some odd reason installing stalls out in mid install and the very same thing happens when just trying boot from a thumb drive with Database contains 1 Thecus N420 Manuals (available for free online viewing or downloading in PDF): Operation & user's manual . Thecus N420 Operation & user's manual (151 pages) Pages: 151 | Size: 6.87 Mb Thecus N5200 ; Thecus N7700PRO V2 ; Thecus Thecus N199 ; Thecus N420 Network Storage Server: Frequently-viewed manuals You are not connecting the Thecus to the WAN - the WAN is the 'out there Internet'. There should be a LAN to plug the cable in. Assuming I picked up on a mere mistype, the most likely case is that your N5200 and the Mac are on a different subnet (i.e. one on 192.168.168.x and another on 192.168.1.x). Thecus' N5200 PRO NAS device holds up to five drives internally in any RAID configuration desired for maximum safety. With plenty of features and a modular design, when it comes to both hardware and software, it fits anyone's needs. As the N5200 PRO uses a fast 1.5 GHz CPU it has serious potential to stomp the competition. If the email and discussion forum postings asking when this review would be posted are any indication, the N5200 has a lot of people excited. Thecus has pushed the envelope—at least for the "prosumer" NAS market—and upped the ante by producing a five bay BYOD RAID NAS that throws in two more RAID modes (6 and 10) to boot.. Unfortunately, while the performance of the 5200 established a The Thecus N5200 Pro is definitely a higher end NAS, and will benefit power users and tweakers a lot more than entry-level users. a manual restart was required for the rest of the network to The manual covers basic setup and doesn't go into many details. Once you can connect to the device the interface explains the options. Hence there is little need for a 1000 page hard covered book that explains everything in detail. Besides, NAS devices like these are meant to be easy to use so we wouldn't even want a book like that.