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Top-10 FAQ’s Apollo Personal Cloud Hardware Setup.
Jerry Case posted this 05 May 2016 - Last edited 05 May 2016

Step 1: Connecting the power

Attach the AC adapter power cord to the power insert on the back of the device. Plug the other end of the adapter into a suitable power source.

You must use the AC power adapter shipped with the device. Using a different power adapter can damage the device or might present an electrical safety hazard.

 

Step 2: Connecting the network cable

Use the included Ethernet cable to connect to the network port on the back of the device. Connect the other end to a networking device that allows the Apollo to connect to the Internet, such as a broadband router, or office Ethernet LAN that is connected to the Internet.


The Apollo does not require configuration of network settings or any other settings for initial system setup. Just make sure it has an available path to the Internet.

 

LED light meanings Apollo LED Behavior - What do the different lights mean?
Jerry Case posted this 17 March 2016 - Last edited 23 April 2016

 

ON - Steady: LED lights continuously without interruption. (i.e. it does not flash or blink)
Long flash/Fast pace: LED flashes on twice per one second interval, remaining on about 70% of the time.
Long flash/Slow pace: LED flashes on once during two second intervals, remaining on about 70% of the time.
Short flash/Fast pace: LED flashes once per one second interval, remaining on about 30% of the time.
Short flash/Slow pace: LED flashes once during four second intervals, remaining on about 30% of the time.
   

 

Color Brightness Level Behavior Indication
Green Bright On - Steady The Apollo is powered on.
Green Bright Long flash/Fast pace Running boot up, loading firmware
(about 1 minute).
Green Bright Long flash/Slow pace Booting Kernel, not yet connected to the Public Server
(about 20~30 seconds).
White Bright Long flash/Fast pace Completing registration on Public Server, service is loaded
(about 3 seconds).
White Setting according
to user preference		 On - Steady Apollo is idle, no clients are currently connected or active.
White Setting according
to user preference		 Long flash/Slow pace Clients are connected to Apollo; or data is being backed up to a USB storage device; or data is being received from a USB storage device.
Red Bright Long flash/Slow pace Restore From USB
Red Bright On - Steady Service has failed (for example, the Public Server is not ready); or a hardware component has failed; or the hard disk drive has failed.
Red Bright Long flash/Fast pace Reserved for future use.
White Dim Short flash/Slow pace Hard disk drive spin-down
(HDD going to sleep mode).
White Dim Short flash/Fast pace Hard disk drive spin-up
(HDD waking up from sleep mode).
White & Green Bright On - Steady Apollo is running ready to be claimed; Apollo not yet claimed. 
White & Red Bright On - Steady Network connection is lost; or path to Public Server is lost.

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