User manual IOMEGA STORCENTER IX2

[. . . ] Page 1 of 137 StorCenter ix2 Network Storage Your Iomega StorCenter ix2 Network Storage provides flexible, high performance data storage that can be used on a single computer or a network. Your StorCenter Network Drive supports two connection options: Network--connect the drive to a network to allow multiple users to access the Network StorCenter as a local disk drive. computer--connect the drive directly to a single computer via Ethernet on a single computer the Ethernet port. http://www. iomega. com/support/manuals/ix-series/221-0809/en/consolidated/printall. h. . . [. . . ] 25-7-2010 Page 77 of 137 other users. Setting a Media Folder Once the media server is enabled, by default, the Media Folder is set as the Media directory in the public Shared Folder. To change the Media Folder, click Shared Folders to view a list of Shared Folders. Scanning for media content The Media Server automatically scans for media content on a regular basis. However, you can click Scan now at any time to force the media server to perform an immediate scan for media content. This is especially useful after you have changed the Media Folder or after you copy a large amount of media content to your Iomega StorCenter device. Using your Iomega StorCenter device as a media server You can move all of your media files from your individual home computers to your Iomega StorCenter device and have the ability to access all of your media content from any media networked device. The procedures shown below are intended as examples. Your media player or version may operate slightly differently than documented here. It is recommended that you refer to your media player documentation on how to add a network device. Setting up iTunes This example assumes that the Media Folder is set to the default and that the Shared Folders are connected to the computer in use. Locate the source directory of your iTunes media content. Drag, or copy, your existing media content to the Music Pictures or Videos Music, Pictures, subfolders of the Media folder located in the Public Shared Folder. When you open the iTunes Library your Media folder will automatically display. Setting up Xbox 360 This example assumes that the Media Folder is set to the default and that the Shared Folders are connected to the computer in use. Connect your Xbox 360 to your TV and connect your Xbox to the same local network as your Iomega StorCenter device. Navigate to the Media tab in Xbox 360 and select Music Pictures or Videos Music, Pictures, Videos. Select Computer from the options menu. http://www. iomega. com/support/manuals/ix-series/221-0809/en/consolidated/printall. h. . . Click Yes, Continue when asked if you have downloaded and installed media sharing software on your computer, since the Iomega StorCenter device comes preconfigured with this software. Select Iomega StorCenter device from the list of names. You should now see all the public media content on your device. | top of page | http://www. iomega. com/support/manuals/ix-series/221-0809/en/consolidated/printall. h. . . 25-7-2010 Page 79 of 137 Using the StorCenter Connecting to the StorCenter Configuring the StorCenter Configuring Network Services Changing the Default Language Changing the Device Name Changing the Date and Time Participating in Windows Networks Filenaming Conventions Protecting Your Data Managing Users Managing Groups Managing Shared Folders Erasing the StorCenter Setting Disk Protection Checking Device Status Configuring Email Notification Updating the Firmware Backing Up Your Files to the StorCenter Connecting External Storage Connecting USB Printers Using Your Device with a Digital Camera Using the Media Server Using Video Surveillance Searching for Files Resetting the StorCenter Using Remote Access Browsing the StorCenter via the Shared Storage Tab Torrents Downloads Managing Quotas Security Settings Port Forwarding Using Video Surveillance The Video Surveillance page displays a list of the UPnP video cameras that are connected to the same network as your Iomega StorCenter device. [. . . ] Increase the distance between the affected device and the computer equipment. Plug the computer and its peripherals into a different branch circuit from that used by the affected device. If necessary, consult an experienced radio/television technician for additional suggestions. NOTE: Changes or modifications to the electronics or enclosure of this product must be expressly approved by Iomega; otherwise, the user's authority to operate this product might be voided by the FCC. | top of page | California Residents This product contains a CR coin cell lithium battery which contains perchlorate material-- special handling may apply. [. . . ]