User manual SEAGATE FREEAGENT DOCKSTAR

[. . . ] FreeAgent DockStarTM Network Adapter User Guide FreeAgent DockStarTM Network Adapter User Guide © 2010 Seagate Technology LLC. Seagate, Seagate Technology, the Wave logo, and FreeAgent are trademarks or registered trademarks of Seagate Technology LLC, or one of its affiliates. All other trademarks or registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners. When referring to hard drive capacity, one gigabyte, or GB, equals one billion bytes and one terabyte, or TB, equals one thousand billion bytes when referring to hard drive capacity. [. . . ] (You can also disable file sharing be selecting Disabled. ) Your permissions are set automatically once you make your selection. Repeat the steps above for each USB drive attached to the DockStar network adapter. FreeAgent DockStarTM Network Adapter User Guide 14 3. Using FreeAgent DockStarTM Accessing Your Drive Content Note: You can also change the default workgroup name, SEAGATEGROUP, on this page. 8. Click Sign out to exit the Pogoplug service. Accessing the DockStar Network Adapter Without Using the Pogoplug Service (Windows) You can access the drives connected to the DockStar network adapter without using the Pogoplug Web interface. On the Windows taskbar, click Start > Network or right-click My Network Places > Explore. Locate and then double-click the computer name associated with your DockStar network adapter. Note: Your DockStar network adapter name starts with the letters "FADS" (short for FreeAgent DockStar), followed by the last six alphanumeric characters of its MAC address. This 12 digit address, preceded by "MAC:", is printed on the label on the bottom of network adapter. You can now access each device connected to the network adapter. Access is regulated by the file sharing permissions you set using the Pogoplug service. Accessing the DockStar Network Adapter Without Using the Pogoplug Service (Mac) You can access the drives connected to DockStar network adapter from the Network window (without using the Pogoplug Web interface). Locate and then double-click the name associated with your DockStar network adapter. Note: Your DockStar network adapter name starts with the letters "FADS" (short for FreeAgent DockStar), followed by the last six alphanumeric characters of its MAC address. This 12 digit address, preceded by "MAC:", is printed on the label on the bottom of network adapter. 5. If prompted, select the volume for the drive connected to the network adapter. If an authentication screen displays asking for a password, click OK (you do not need to enter a password). FreeAgent DockStarTM Network Adapter User Guide 15 3. Using FreeAgent DockStarTM Accessing Your Drive Content The volume is added to your desktop. Double-click the volume to access the devices connected to the network adapter. Accessing Your Content Using the Drive Application Though not required to use your DockStar network adapter, a convenient downloadable application is available that makes each drive connected to your network adapter look just like a drive that is directly connected to your computer. A shortcut is added to your desktop for easy access to all drives connected to the network adapter, as well as folders shared with you and folders you share with others. Downloading the Drive Application 1. Once signed in to your account, click Downloads in the upper right corner of the menu bar. On the Downloads page, select the appropriate software version for your computer and then click the Download for . . . button. Note: If you are unsure if your Windows operating system is 32 or 64 bit, right-click My Computer and then select Properties on the menu. In the System Properties window, look at the information under System. A Pogoplug icon appears in your system tray (Windows) or on your desktop (Mac) following installation. If updates are available for the drive application, an exclamation point is shown over the icon. Right-click the icon and then select Upgrade Now to update the application to the new version. Using the Drive Application 1. [. . . ] Once your Backup Plan is completed, your content continues backing up to your FreeAgent Go drive, whether it's connected to the network adapter or your computer. Troubleshooting The DockStar network adapter is a plug and play device. However, in certain situations, the setup process may require extra attention. Below is a list of troubleshooting tips to assist you should you have any problems during installation. If the network adapter is connected to a power source and to a router but the light on the front is not solid green, try these troubleshooting tips: · Ensure that the supplied power adapter is securely connected to the network adapter and to a power source. [. . . ]