Lindy 42808 Network Card User Manual
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1. CONNECTION PERFECTION Mini NAS Enclosure SATA amp IDE User Manual English LINDY No 42808 www lindy com CE FE LINDY ELECTRONICS LIMITED amp LINDY ELEKTRONIK GMBH FIRST EDITION August 2008 User Manual English Introduction Thank you for purchasing the LINDY Mini NAS Enclosure This enclosure has been designed to add extra storage to your Mac Mini and your network whilst complimenting the design of your Mac Mini The small footprint design allows it to be seated underneath a Mac Mini but with its Network and USB 2 0 interface it can also be used with other suitably equipped Macs and PCs Features n For use with standard 3 5 SATA IDE hard disks n USB 2 0 and RJ 45 interface n USB 2 0 interface is backwards compatible with USB 1 1 equipped computers n Connectors 1 x USB 2 0 Type B Female 1 x RJ 45 Female 10 100Mbps n Supports DHCP server Samba server with hosting for 64 online clients n FTP server support for up to 5 FTP users at the same time n Password management provides secure access to the HDD and web management n Aluminium cover for heat dispersal n Low noise internal fan Stylish blue power LED There are 4 different setup options As a DHCP Client If your NAS Enclosure operates under a built in DHCP server router e g Internet Sharing Hub it will obtain an IP address from the DHCP server automatically As a DHCP Server If your operating environment does not support a DHCP2. Please connect the NAS Enclosure directly to your computer via Ethernet LAN port Open your web browser and key in the default IP address 169 254 0 1 Then type admin for both Account name and password to enter the NAS Enclosure setup page Why can t create share folders in SMB or FTP server To avoid languages support issue you are suggested to create share folders with English characters only Why can t upload files via LAN connection or the NAS Enclosure disconnects Please make sure the networking is connected properly and you have the access right read amp write for the folders A2 Please make sure you have enough bandwidth for uploading large files It is suggested to Q A1 upload large files via USB 2 0 port connection A complicated network environment such as large workgroups or too many layers of network can result in NAS Enclosure disconnection How do I reset the NAS Enclosure By hardware Press and hold the reset button for 20 seconds and the NAS Enclosure will reset to the default settings A2 By software Enter the NAS Enclosure setup page select Maintenance Factory defaults and PO PO gt O gt Q A Q A1 click on Reset button After seeing the message indicating the reset is completed click the Reboot button to complete the process How do I setup the NAS Enclosure to use Daylight saving time The NAS Enclosure does not support Daylight saving time setting
3. ae Leg aEpnn e Disk Utility SubnetMask 255 255 0 0 Sege 189 25401 o Primary DNS 159 25401 secondary DNS 00 00 10 User Manual English 12 Maintenance setup page On the Set Up page select Maintenance to view the page below Status Fl Wale iI a HUA lt StttTts WE e es BEEN AE A een e E EEN J IP Config Update i _ _ s d Maintenance per e ansi SMB Server rm goen FIP Server i rea Disk Utility Click Reboot to have the device perform a software restart The SYS LED blinks as the device restarts and then Reboot steady on ifthe restarts is successful Wait a minute before logging into the device again Click Reset to clear all configuration and restore to default settings Please click Reboot after reset Reset ie Firmware Upload When new firmware becomes available it can be downloaded and stored on your PC To install new firmware click Browse and navigate to the location that you saved the firmware to Select the firmware and then click Update System Reboot After a new firmware update please click Reboot to complete the upgrade Factory Default Choose the Reset button to return to factory default information all your previous settings will be deleted Alternatively you may press the Reset button on the rear of the NAS Enclosure for 20 seconds 13 SMB Server setup page The SMB server function allows users to share data or files through your N
4. E No Media gt M Unallocated RW Primary partition 1 User Manual English 4 The New Partition Wizard will appear Follow the on screen instructions to format and partition the drive Once complete the new drive icon will show up in Windows Explorer and the drive will be accessible Safely Removing the Drive To safely remove the drive from your system click the Safe Removal icon on the Windows taskbar A dialogue box will appear Click on the box to safely remove the drive Once the safe removal has been confirmed you can power down the enclosure and unplug it from your PC A EN i Safe To Remove Hardware The Prolific PL3507 Combo Device 1394 ATAPI Rey 1 00 IEEE 1394 SBP Device device can now be safely removed From the systern Windows Me users After first booting up your computer and connecting and powering up the enclosure Windows will detect the drive and automatically install the relevant driver software If it is a pre formatted drive no further action is required a new drive icon will show up in Windows Explorer If you are using a brand new unformatted drive you will need to partition and format the drive for use To do this you need to run FDisk For instructions about using FDisk on a Windows Me PC please visit the support section of the Microsoft website 18 gt O Q A1 Troubleshooting English Why can t I access to the NAS Enclosure setup page
5. 5 Verify Password 2 C seee gt 3 Please Note To avoid language support problems it is recommended that your shared folders only use English characters 12 User Manual English 14 FTP Server setup page 14 1 How to setup an FTP server FTP Status Enable Recommended Port Auto detected by NAS Enclosure Allow anonymous Disable Recommended FTP Configuration FIP Status Enable Allow anonymous Enable Read only Allow other users to read data only Read write Allow other users to read write data 14 2 Adding an account name to the FTP Server Press the Add button to add an FIP user account Enter a new account name and then click OK to save Status E IP Config A FIP Add User Microsoft Internet Explorer FTP Add Account E Account Name d ei Leg Db F Maintenance Apply SMB Server FIP Server Disk Utility DEI A EnDisabi 14 3 Modify Add Password s for an FTP user account Press the Modify button type in a password then highlight the folder name you wish to share Next click the gt button and the folder name will be added to sharing list Finally click Apply to your save settings A ken Password CO Te Apply Access D Read only Read Write Folder List Sharing List p new data Delete 13 User Manual English 14 4 Deleting an FTP user account Highlight the FTP User s account you wish to delete and cl
6. e Si a Search er Faders ia im Norton Git WW 5 x 5 Search Companion DE S d STORME storage Workgraup Which compuber are you looking for w Search this computer For Files 31 Search the nanet L ag Point to the NAS Enclosure in this case Storage xxxx and double click the left mouse button Choose the folder you want to map right click your mouse and select Map Network Drive P STORAGE 0002 storage Map Network Drive Fle Edit den Favorites Toob Help windows can hep vou connec bo a shared retwwork Folder pr EES Fa and assign a drive letter bo the connection so Ft you can Back XK Search 4 7 Folders 7 fr MV access the folder using My Computer LA L K E Kin E S Specify the drive letter For th j Folder Search Companion x Name comments si SE ea cheat heal comnection and the fo Zu a 2 Ka FTP Open Drive 2 yt Which t bakina ter SEGN f a Folder VedniniVED_min Browse Computer name i ee Example iserver share e Scan with Morton Antivirus storage Map Network Drive Corp using a different user none Sign up For online storege di connect be A Cut i meetwork server Copy Create Shortcut reate Shorter lt Back _ Finish d cand a ro may aso want bo gp Search this computer for iles WJ Search the Intemet Complete the appropriate information and select Finish This creates a direct access to the shared
7. enclosure and pulling the connector away from the bridgeboard User Manual English 7 Disconnect the SATA Data cable from the bridgeboard Hold the base of the drive enclosure and pull the bridgeboard up to disconnect it 8 Unscrew the four screws holding the drive tray in place and remove the drive tray 9 Disconnect the Molex to SATA cable and then replace the drive tray and insert the SCrews 10 Attach the provided IDE ribbon cable and to the main board in place of the bridge board 11 Place the hard drive into the drive tray and connect the Molex power and IDE data cables User Manual 12 Use the supplied screws to secure both sides of the drive 13 Carefully assemble the top and bottom of the case If the upper case does not fit properly adjust the hard disk position and try again 14 Replace the 4 case screws and affix the two foam feet as illustrated 15 Connect the Power Cable to the NAS Enclosure and the mains power supply Now connect the Ethernet cable to the NAS Enclosure and your PC using the RJ45 ports If you are intending to use the NAS Enclosure using a direct connection to your Mac Mini or PC then use the USB cable to connect the Enclosure English User Manual English Configuring the NAS Enclosure 1 Peerto peer configuration Direct connection to a PC or Mac Connect the NAS Enclosure to the LAN port of your PC or Mac using an Ethernet cable Open your web browser and key i
8. separation between the equipment and receiver e Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected e Consult the dealer or an experienced technician for help You are cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void your authority to operate the equipment Recycling Information WEEE Waste of Electrical and Electronic Equipment Recycling of Electronic Products United Kingdom In 2006 the European Union introduced regulations WEEE for the collection and recycling of all waste electrical and electronic equipment It is no longer allowable to simply throw away electrical and electronic equipment Instead these products must enter the recycling process Each individual EU member state has implemented the WEEE regulations into national law in slightly different ways Please follow your national law when you want to dispose of any electrical or electronic products More details can be obtained from your national WEEE recycling agency Germany Deutschland Die Europ ische Union hat mit der WEEE Direktive umfassende Regelungen fur die Verschrottung und das Recycling von Elektro und Elektronikprodukten geschaffen Diese wurden von der Bundesregierung im Elektro und Elektronikgerategesetz ElektroG in deutsches Recht umgesetzt Dieses Gesetz verbietet vom 24 Marz 2006 an das Entsorgen von entsprechenden auch alt
9. server the NAS Enclosure will immediately act as a DHCP server and assign an IP address for installation In a Static IP environment If your operating environment supports static IP addresses you will need to configure the IP address for the NAS Enclosure to operate in a static IP environment USB 2 0 Mode Simply connect the USB 2 0 cable from the NAS enclosure to your PC and turn on the power the NAS Enclosure will simply become an external USB Hard Disk Package Contents Mini NAS Enclosure Installation screws 2 foam feet 12V DC Power Adapter 1m USB 2 0 cable 1m Ethernet cable LINDY User Manual CD ROM User Manual English Hardware Assembly Before starting the assembly make sure the jumper s on your hard drive are set to the Master setting Consult your hard disk manual or the manufacturer s website for the correct jumper setting 1 Ensure that the NAS Enclosure is disconnected from the mains before removing the 4 screws from the bottom of the case 2 Remove the upper case 3 If you are using a SATA hard drive continue to Step 4 if you are using an IDE hard drive please skip to Step 5 4 Connect the SATA Data and SATA Power cables to the relevant connector on your hard drive and continue to Step 12 5 Before you can connect your IDE hard drive you must first remove the SATA Bridge Board and Molex to SATA power cable 6 Carefully disconnect the 4 pin power connector by holding the base of the drive
10. show up on your desktop if it is a pre formatted drive No further action is required However if the drive is new and unformatted you will see the following window appear Disk Insertion The disk you inserted was not readable by this computer Initialize Igrore Eject 1 Select Initialize to continue 2 The Disk Utility application will launch Disk Utility Cc 111 8 GB ST3120022A First Aid Erase Partition RAID Restore New Mac HD To erase a disk select a disk or volume select the appropriate format and name and E New WORK DISK click the erase button E New SCRATCH DISK Erasing a disk results in all volumes of that disk being erased and one large volume E 9 6 GB WDC WD102AA being created on that disk Mac HD Erasing a volume results in a clean volume being created mg e Erasing an optical disc CD RW DVD RW etc will result in a blank optical disc No CG WORK DISK format is applied to an erased optical disc 23 SCRATCH DISK 813 5 MB Prolific PL350 Volume Format MS DOS File System 44 Name Untitled Install Mac OS 9 Disk Driver If this option is not selected this device cannot be used by a computer running Mac OS 9 This option does not affect Classic Options j f Erase Ka Disk Description Prolific PL3507 Combo Device Total Capacity 813 5 MB 853 002 240 Bytes Connection Bus FireWire Write Status Read Write Connection Type External Connection
11. How can reduce the noise of the NAS Enclosure Make sure the hard drive case fan are properly screwed together without interference Ensure that the foot stickers have been attached to the base of the NAS Enclosure to reduce vibration Why can t I partition my whole hard drive in FAT32 format Due to the FAT32 format limit Windows OS can format it up to 30G only We suggest you use Disk Utility of NAS Enclosure to format the whole hard drive size in a single partition Why can t Windows XP enter a SMB folder with password protection via the NAS Enclosure Please update Windows XP to SP2 or above If you have installed Norton Internet Security please check with Norton service centre What is the NAS Enclosure default login name and password The NAS Enclosure s defaults are Login name admin default password admin What are the limitations of users on NAS ENCLOSURE for FTP and Samba modes FTP 8 User Samba 8 User Total 24 sessions at the same time A2 FTP Server Account maximum 32 user accounts 8 user accounts can connect at the same time a maximum 16 folders share by any one account A3 Samba Server Share Level Access maximum 16 folder share by root Q A How do I access the NAS ENCLOSURE via the Internet lf your NAS Enclosure is connected to a network using a public IP you will need to request a Static IP Address for public access from your service provider Once you have received this pl
12. ID 22648900150099971 15 User Manual English 3 Make sure the external drive is highlighted in the left hand pane and select the Erase tab 4 Select your preferred Volume Format type from the drop down menu If you are using the drive with both Macs and PCs you should use MS DOS File System You can give the drive a name in the Name box 5 Click the Erase button A confirmation window will appear click Erase again SGRATGHIDISK When the erase process is complete the drive icon A as outlined will appear on the desktop worms UNTITLED DT HE Dismounting the drive NOTE To avoid losing data or damaging the drive you should never turn off or unplug the external drive housina without dismountina the drive first To safely remove the drive with your Mac powered on you should drag the drive icon to the trash You can then unplug the housing s power and data cables if you want to disconnect the drive 16 User Manual English Using the enclosure with your PC If you want to use this enclosure with both PCs and Macs then you should use a FAT32 formatted hard drive If you are using a brand new drive or want to erase an older drive you will need to follow the instructions below CAUTION Formatting the hard drive will destroy all the data on the drive Make sure you have made a backup of any files you do not want to erase before proceeding Windows 2000 XP users After first booting up your co
13. drive from My Computer for more information about drive mapping refer to your Windows manual User Manual English 7 Date and Time set up On the Set Up page under Administration click Change next to Date Time and you will see the page below You can set and change the Date Time SNTP Time Server and Time Zone information Click OK to save the set up Status IP Config Date 2005 09 15 Maintenance a d I yyyy mm dd SMB Server Time na 19 22 hh mm ss FTP Server gt An Disk Utility SNTP Auto Disable i clock isc 0rg vj Time Server e s O now is clock isc org Time Zone GHT 68 668 Beijing Hong Kong Singapore Taipei v ez 8 DHCP Server Configuration On the Set Up page under the IP Configuration heading you can choose to enable or disable the DHCP functionality of the NAS Enclosure Enable mode The NAS Enclosure will become a DHCP server on your network Disable Mode When the NAS Enclosure detects that another DHCP server exists on your network the DHCP function will automatically disabled IP 169 254 0 1 DHCP On Enabl O Disable Apply Once you have selected a DHCP setting click Apply to save your changes User Manual English 9 Disk info amp Firmware On the Set Up page under the Disk Info amp Firmware heading you can view your Hard Disk and product firmware information Leef wierd pee EZE hee ussere Ek Disk Info A Frimware Firm
14. e Ver NAS BASIC28 Note First character can not be number 0 9 Disk ID master HDS722580VLAT20 VIZOAGDA Free Size 29481 MB free Total Size 78533 MB Language English M User Manual 3 Password Change In the Administration mode you can choose your own password for entering the setup English mode Now you are ready to connect the NAS Enclosure to your Network Status IP Contig Maintenance SMB Server FIP Server Disk Utility Please Note Administrator Password Verity Password BEE Cancel After changing the password you will be logged off and then be prompted to log in using your new password 4 Connect the NAS Enclosure Via Ethernet Connect an Ethernet cable to the Ethernet port of your NAS Enclosure Connect the other end of the Ethernet cable to your Network Router Switch on your NAS Enclosure it may take a few second for your network to recognise the NAS Enclosure USB2 0 LAN Disk Important Information Make sure that the computer you will be using to configure the NAS Enclosure is on the LAN Switch same network or same subnet as the NAS Enclosure User Manual English 5 How to find the NAS Enclosure through IP Finder software Before you install the IP finder software your computer must have Java Runtime Environment TM installed If you do not already have the Java Runtime Environment installed on your PC or Mac you can download it for free from the
15. e War NAS BASICI8 Disk ID master HDS722580VLAT20 V320A60A Free Size 294081 MIB free Total Size 0043 MB Firmware version Shows the NAS Enclosure s current Firmware version Disk Info Shows the model details of the installed HDD Free Size Shows the available free space of the HDD Total Size Shows the total capacity of the HDD 10 Language Setting On the Set Up page under the Language Setting heading you can select the language you wish to use then click Submit to save the settings The selection shows different languages for folders in SMB amp FTP server but will not change the language of the setup pages To avoid language issues it is recommended that folder names use English characters in SMB amp FTP server ULSS USO A AL English Firmware er Disk ID Baltic cp1257 Vietnam cp1258 Free Size hai tung i TT_ Japanese Shift JIS cp932 Total Se 9 Zare uge Submit p Traditional Chinese cp950 Language Japanese Shift JIS cp932 v 11 IP Configuration setup page On the Set Up page select IP Config to view the page below There is the option to either select Automatic IP Recommended address or setup static IP address manually Once you have made your selection click Apply to save your changes Status IF Con ia IP Contig Automatic IP Static IP as below Maintenance beled i Si SMB Server IF 169 254 0 1 z FTP Server TN
16. ease perform the following steps 1 Log in to the web interface for the NAS Enclosure and go to the FTP Server page to enable FTP Status 18 Troubleshooting English 2 Create a User account and include levels of authority 3 Assign the NAS Enclosure the static IP Address supplied by your ISP using the instructions from Section 11 of this guide 4 Open Microsoft Internet Explorer or any other FTP software and enter ftp and then the IP Address used in step 3 in the address field E g ftp 192 176 54 24 Q What types of hard disks are compatible to work with the NAS ENCLOSURE A1 Hard disks have to support Ultra DAM compatible with Ultra 33 66 100 133 A2 Support LBA frame up to the maximum IDE format 2TB 2 048GB A3 The File format has to be FAT32 with single files having a 4GB maximum limit If you insert a hard disk which is already formatted to FAT16 or NTFS you will need to format it again according to the NAS ENCLOSURE internal format function A4 The NAS ENCLOSURE supports hard disks with only one partition Q Does the NAS ENCLOSURE support Hard disk Power Management A The NAS ENCLOSURE uses standby mode for power management Sleep time if there is no activity during a specified range user defined 5 60 minutes To set this feature up log in to the web interface of the NAS Enclosure and select Disk Utility gt Set Sleep Time function choose 0 to disable function or from the range 5 60 minutes to enable the f
17. en Elektro und Elektronikgeraten uber die Hausmulltonne Diese Ger te m ssen den lokalen Sammelsystemen bzw rtlichen Sammelstellen zugef hrt werden Dort werden sie kostenlos entgegen genommen Die Kosten fur den weiteren Recyclingprozess ubernimmt die Gesamtheit der Geratehersteller France En 2006 l union Europ enne a introduit la nouvelle reglementation DEEE pour le recyclage de tout equipement lectrique et lectronique Chaque Etat membre de I Union Europ enne a mis en application la nouvelle r glementation DEEE de mani res l g rement diff rentes Veuillez suivre le d cret d application correspondant a elimination des d chets lectriques ou lectroniques de votre pays ltaly Nel 2006 l unione europea ha introdotto regolamentazioni WEEE per la raccolta e il riciclo di apparecchi elettrici ed elettronici Non pi consentito semplicemente gettare queste apparecchiature devono essere riciclate Ogni stato membro dell EU ha tramutato le direttive WEEE in leggi statali in varie misure Fare riferimento alle leggi del proprio Stato quando si dispone di un apparecchio elettrico o elettronico Per ulteriori dettagli fare riferimento alla direttiva WEEE sul riciclaggio del proprio Stato LINDY No 42808 15 Edition August 2008 C FE www lindy com
18. etwork 13 1 Creating a new folder Click on the Create button and type a new folder name Then click OK ZA Create Folder Microsoft Internet Explorer we ov EI Old Folder Name A C mm Max 12 bytes 2 13 2 Changing the folder name Click Rename to change the folder name enter a new name and then click OK a Folder Manager Microsoft Internet Explorer Folder Name New Name 1 g ex 11 User Manual English 13 3 Adding folders to the Sharing list Select SMB Server Select the folder you wish to share Click on the gt button to add the folder to the Sharing List i NET IRVINE IP Config A A Maintenance Sharing List FTP Server Disk Utility Su parce Up Es p3 mpe 13 4 Deleting folders from Folder List Sharing List Highlight the folder name you wish delete on either the Folder List or the Sharing List click the Delete button and then click OK when prompted SMB Server Folder List aintenance Sharing List mp3 Disk Utility gt Folder selected and its contents will be deleted G Are you sure e 3 GI Cee e o Create Rename Delete Delete Password KS 13 5 Adding a password to a shared folder Highlight the folder name you wish to add password protection to and click the Password button Type in a password and then verify it then Click OK Now your folder is password protected E dee Folder Name Password EC ewww
19. following website Nttp www java com en download windows_ie jsp Insert the USB 2 0 LAN Disk CD included with your purchase in to your PC s CD Rom Drive Double click on the IP Finder software icon IF Finder software Executable Jar File a Select Automatic recommended and then click Start to search all devices within same IP Allocation SyncQuick IF Finder For example the NAS Enclosure IP address is 192 168 1 56 i Automatic Searching Done IF Address Host Mame 192 168 1 56 STORAGE 0000 Troubleshooting If the IP finder software is unable to find the NAS Enclosure it means that your NAS Enclosure and your computer are using different IP allocations In this case please select Manual Mode and key in the IP allocation range you wish to search TT TCTT___ eee Manual f92169 1 0 tof 192 168 20 C Automatic Trying 192 168 1 173 User Manual English Double Click the host name to enter the NAS Enclosure Set Up page and enter your password default password is admin 6 How to Map the NAS Enclosure Click Start on your Windows desktop Click Search Select Computer or people Select A computer on the network and a new window will appear Key the host name For example storage xxxx or the name which you defined in section 2 in the Computer Name box and then press the Search button The following window will appear Search Results Computers File Edt ew Ferontes Tools Help OH Badi
20. ick the Delete button then click OK to confirm FIP ont uration FTP Status Enable v Port 21 Allow anonymous Enable Disable i Appl Microsoft Internet Explorer E Same Selected account will be deleted Zei Areyousure RS BEES RO En Disable ENABLE DISABLE RR A eas ae Ceo 2 14 5 Enable Disable an FTP user account Highlight the FTP User s account you wish to disable and click the En disable button The status will show in the FTP Configuration screen Port 21 Enable v FTP Confiaur nn FTP Status Allow anonymous Enable Disable Read only O Read Write Apply Home Directory data x Leeess nf Disab HEHEHE ENABLE DISABLE Add Modify Delete 4 En Disable D 14 User Manual English Using the enclosure with your Mac Mac Mini users This enclosure is designed to sit underneath your Mac Mini If you want to use this enclosure with both PCs and Macs then you should use a FAT32 formatted hard drive If you are using a brand new drive or want to erase an older drive you will need to follow the instructions below CAUTION Formatting the hard drive will destroy all the data on the drive Make sure you have made a backup of any files you do not want to erase before proceeding After first booting up your computer and then connecting and powering up the enclosure the drive will mount and
21. mputer and connecting and powering up the enclosure Windows will detect the drive and automatically install the relevant driver software If it is a pre formatted drive no further action is required a new drive icon will show up in Windows Explorer If you are using a brand new unformatted drive you will need to format the drive before use 1 Right click the My Computer icon on your desktop and from the drop down menu select Manage 2 The Computer Management window will appear Select Disk Management from the left hand pane 3 In the right hand pane the new drive will be identified as Unallocated Right click the drive and from the drop down menu select New Partition g Computer Management E mf m Fie Action View Window Help e DE DEE mi Computer Management Local File System Capacity Free Space Free Fault Tolerance CH System Tools ECH Partition Basic NTFS Healthy System 7 87GB 5 25 GB 66 No Event Viewer EINEW VOLUME D Partition Basic FAT32 Healthy Active 3 00GB 1 20 GB 39 No Shared Folders Local Users and Groups E Performance Logs and Alerts g Device Manager Sag Hire Removable Storage Disk Defragmenter Disk Management 56 Services and Applications E2Disk 0 Basic LC 1 87 GB 7 97 GB NTFS Online Healthy System EPDisk 1 Basic NEW YOLUME D 3 00 GB 3 00 GB FAT32 Online Healthy Active ZP Disk 2 Basic 808 MB 808 MB Online Unallocated Scp Rom 0 CD ROM
22. n the IP address 169 254 0 1 Type admin for both the user name and password he My Computer File Edit View Favorites Tools Help Back gt 7 P a Search ar Folders ii Address 169 254 0 1 Name Type System Tasks za View system information TI Add or remove programs G Change a setting NET Disk gt gt Other Places as My Network Places atid Nano My Documents Password B Shared Documents B Control Panel w Remember my password gt gt Details cne bu ffamnntar Please Note If your HDD is an unformatted new drive you need to format the drive first to FAT32 format Please refer to Page 14 15 Using the enclosure with your Mac PC 2 Identification Under the Identification heading click Change to modify your Host amp Group names the default setting is STORAGE XXXX the last four digits are the MAC Address Enter your desired Host name and Group Name Click OK to modify D H ar NA STORAGE Satur Be Status Tdentificatio IP Config Aretha Maintenance SMB Server Group Name FTP Server Dip Disk Utility STORAGE 000B WORKGROUP Status Administrator E l IP Config mg admin Change Maintenance Host Name 49 SMB Server Dai 2005 0009 14 19 20 GMTB nl Group Name P GEZ Disk Utility lt P Cp CH GG Cp DHCP On Enable Disable Apply Cancel Firmwar
23. unction 19 CE FCC Information CE Statement This device complies with the European Regulations for Electromagnetic Compatibility EMC of the European Union and it is equipped with the CE mark This unit has to be used with high quality shielded connection cables Only if these high quality shielded cables are used it can be sure that the EMC compatibility is not adversely influenced FCC Statement Shielded cables must be used with this equipment to maintain compliance with radio frequency energy emission regulations and ensure a suitably high level of immunity to electromagnetic disturbances FCC Warning This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B Digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures e Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna e Increase the
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