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Starting Qsync Client

Double click the Qsync shortcut in Windows to open the Qsync local folder. Click the Qsync

Client icon on the taskbar to bring up the menu. If you copy/move files to the local Qsync

folder on one of your devices, the files will be synced with all the other devices (devices with

the Qsync Client installed that are connected to the NAS.) From now on, there is no need to

copy files back-and-forth between your PC and these other devices or worry about the size

of files as you try to attach them to an email.

Synchronization

There are several methods for synchronizing files. Qsync Central will automatically

synchronize the files across your computers and mobile devices that have the Qsync Client

installed, and they will also be synchronized to the Qsync folder on the NAS:

For PCs, drag and drop files to the local Qsync folder.

For mobile devices (Qfile), copy or move files into the local Qsync folder.

For the NAS, copy or move files to the Qsync folder using File Station.

Note:

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If files are "dragged and dropped" to the local Qsync folder, they will be moved (and

not copied) to that folder if the files and the local Qsync folder are on the same disk

drive. This behavior is the same as Windows File Explorer.

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The maximum size of a single file that Qsync can transmit across a LAN is 50GB.

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Qsync does not support SAMBA, FTP or AFP for files access. Please access files using

File Station or a Qsync Client.

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Qfile only synchronizes the file list and does not download the files to a mobile device.

Please download the files when you need them.

Offline editing

You can edit your files offline and Qsync Central will automatically synchronize the changes

made once your device is online.

Sharing

Sharing files by download links

You can share files by sending download links to those who have not installed Qsync Client.

For Windows:

Right click on the file that you want to share in the local Qsync folder and click "Share

the link".