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.USER'S GUIDE NETWORK DRIVE EXTERNAL NETWORK HARD DRIVE 3.5' USB 2.0 Rev. 707.This device is designed for office and home use. This is an EN 55022 Class B device. Freecom shall assume no liability for damages of any kind, for loss of data or any consequential claims resulting therefrom (including, and without restriction, claims relating to the business losses, business interruptions, loss of business data or other financial claims) that result from the use of this Freecom product or improper operation of this Freecom product.Configuration of the Freecom Network Drive.Page 11 The Freecom Network Storage Assistant.Page 11 Using the Freecom Network Drive web interface.Page 12 Basic Settings (Status) of the Freecom Network Drive.Page 14 IP Config. Page 17 Maintenance.Page 17 Windows File Sharing Configuration (SMB Server).General Information Your system needs to meet the following hardware and software requirements for the device to function properly.
System requirements To use the Freecom Network Drive, you will require the following components:. Intel/AMD CPU 700 MHz or faster.Failing to do so may result in data loss. Do not drop the Freecom Network Drive or expose it to other kinds of sudden me- chanical shocks as this may result in data loss and damage to the Network Drive.LAN (Ethernet) mode USB-mode Software Installation (LAN) 1. Insert the Freecom Network Drive Software & Manual CD into your CD drive. The Freecom start menu opens: In case the software does not open automatically, please double click 'Start.exe' in the root directory of the CD.Because USB 2.0 is backwards compatible with USB 1.1, you can connect the Freecom Network Drive to any USB port.
Please note however that USB 2.0 ports support signifi- cantly higher data transfer speeds than USB 1.1. Driver Installation: Your computer will not require a special Freecom driver if you are using Windows 0018000 / XP.Capacity LED 1.0018 Power switch Please turn the Freecom Network Drive off when it is not in use. This conserves electric- ity and extends the life of the hard drive. The power switch is located on the rear of the Freecom Network Drive.Chapter 0018: Using the LAN Mode Note: For initial configuration, always connect your Freecom Network Drive to a PC first! Do not connect the Freecom Network Drive to an exist- ing network when using it for the first time!
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0018.1 Check TCP/IP Settings in Windows 0018000/XP 1.Freecom Network Drive 5. In the “General” tab, select “Obtain an IP address automatically” and “Obtain DNS server address automatically”.For easier access we recommend using the PC configured as DHCP Client as described in the previous chapter. As default, the DHCP Server of the Freecom Network Drive is switched on.
This can be changed in the “Status” section of the web configuration.Freecom Network Drive Repeat search for available Freecom Network Drives Click here to repeat the search for your Freecom Network Drive if it was not detected during the first search. Please make sure that your network is configured as described in this manual and that all cables are properly attached.Configuration of the Freecom Network Drive 3. The start screen of the Freecom Network Drive web interface will open. Now you can continue configuring your Freecom Network Drive.Freecom Network Drive 0018.0018 Basic Settings (Status) of the Freecom Network Drive In the web interface, click on “Status” to change the basic settings of the Freecom Net- work Drive: 0018.0018.1 Status – System Information Setting up host and group name Click on the “Change”.Enter your new administrator password and repeat entry in the second field for verifica- tion. Click on “OK” to apply your new password. Configuring the time settings You can setup date and time of your Freecom Network Drive either manually or auto- matically.
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Manual Configuration Enter date and time and select the “Disable”.0018.0018.0018 Status – Network Information DHCP Server Configuration In this section you can select whether to use the Freecom Network Drive as DHCP Server or not. To enable the DHCP Server, select the “Enable” button and click on “Apply”. If the DHCP Server is already enabled and you want to disable it, select the “Disable”.0018.4 IP Config In the “IP Config” section of the web interface it can be configured whether the Freecom Network Drive has a static IP address or gets an automatic IP address assigned by another DHCP Server in the network.0018.0018.1 Administration of shared folders In the left section (“Folder List”), shared folders can be administrated. In this list, all avail- able folders on the Freecom Network Drive will be listed: Create Opens the menu to create a new shared folder.Configuration of the Freecom Network Drive Rename Opens the menu to rename an existing shared folder Delete Opens the menu to delete an existing shared folder Note: for all changes you have to login with your administrator pass- word!.Freecom Network Drive 0018.0018.0018 Sharing folders Adding a shared folder To add a folder to the Sharing List, select a folder in the “Folder List” and click on the “-” button. The folder will now appear in the “Sharing List”.Configuration of the Freecom Network Drive 0018.0018.0018 Mounting shared folders Windows users can use the Freecom Network Storage Assistant to map shared folders with a drive letter. Start the Freecom Network Storage Assistant - Click on “Add&Remove mapped shares”.Enable/disable FTP function and port setting for FTP.
The standard port for FTP is 21. After making your changes, click on “Apply”. NOTE: If you are using the Freecom Network Drive in a network and you want to have FTP access on the Freecom Network Drive from the outside (Internet), you have to forward the selected FTP port (e.g.Configuration of the Freecom Network Drive Modify Click on “Modify” to change the user access rights.