Synology

This article will introduce the installation and configuration in the Synology backend.

Model Compatibility

WalleCube Smart UPS supports Synology NAS with DSM 7.0 and later, currently only supporting Synology NAS with four bays or less. The selection when purchasing is as follows:

  • 2-series Synology such as 218 DC5521 kit
  • 4-series, 7-series, 9-series such as 920+, 416Play, etc. Four-pin kit

Backend Installation

  1. After installation, log in to the Synology backend, click Control Panel -> Hardware & Power -> Uninterruptible Power Supply After installation, log in to the Synology backend, click Control Panel -> Hardware & Power -> Uninterruptible Power Supply

  2. Select USB UPS as the UPS type, it is recommended to select custom time to sleep after 5 minutes. Other custom options do not need to be checked. Click the Device Information button to view the correct UPS information recognized by USB. Backend Recognition

  3. After Synology upgraded to 7.0, it uses standby mode as the strategy during power outages. That is, after a power outage, Synology will enter standby mode instead of shutting down. Below is Synology’s official explanation about standby mode for reference. Backend Recognition

WOL Remote Wake-up

  1. Log in to the Synology backend, click Control Panel

Backend Recognition

  1. Select Hardware & Power

Backend Recognition

  1. Check Enable Wake-on-LAN and save

Backend Recognition

  1. Return and click Information Center

Backend Recognition

  1. Select the Network tab and copy the MAC address below

Backend Recognition

  1. Enter the MAC address into the Walle Power mini-program Remote Wake-up -> Manual Wake-up input box

Backend Recognition