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Unpacking and Setup

This section provides unpacking and setup information for LinkStation.

Open the shipping carton of LinkStation and carefully unpack its contents. The

carton should contain the following items:

Main Unit (LinkStation) 1

LinkStation Base Plate 1

Base Rubber Feet 4

Ethernet Cable 1

LinkNavigator Installation CD 1

Quick Setup Guide (this user’s guide) 1

Warranty card 1

If any items are missing or damaged, please contact the reseller or retailer from

which the product was purchased.

The front face of the LinkStation has a protective plastic ﬁlm covering for

protection from scratching during assembly and shipping. The ﬁlm can be

removed by peeling it away from any corner of the front face.

Macintosh

Quick Setup Guide

LinkStation

HD-HXXXLAN Family

www.buffalotech.com/wireless PY00-29009-DM20-MAC

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LinkStation Setup

Plug LinkStation’s power cord into a power outlet. Then, connect the

included Ethernet Cable into the Ethernet port on the back of LinkStation.

Press the power button on the front of LinkStation to turn LinkStation on.

Connect the other end of the included Ethernet Cable into a hub, switch,

or router on the network.

3

Check the LINK/ACT light on the front of the LinkStation. If it is lit, then

LinkStation is connected properly; please turn to Page 4 to continue

setup. If it is not lit, continue to the next step.

On the back of LinkStation, ﬂip the black ‘Cable Selection’ switch. This

switch tells LinkStation whether to communicate over a Crossover or

Patch cable. NOTE: Newer LinkStation products use MDIX Auto-Sensing

LAN ports and do not have nor require the Cable Selection switch.

Verify that the LINK/ACT light on the front of LinkStation is lit (see Step 4’s

picture). If it is lit, turn to Page 4 to contintue setting up LinkStation. If the

LINK/ACT light is still not lit, please verify the following:

If problems still persist, contact our 24/7 technical support at

1(866) 752-6210

Both LinkStation and the hub, switch, or router are powered on.

The Ethernet Cable is securely fastened to both devices.

The Ethernet Cable is not damaged. To verify this, try using

another Ethernet Cable. When verifying new cables, remember

to switch the black ‘Cable Selection’ switch to both positions.

LinkStation Setup

4

Accessing LinkStation Data from Mac OSX

Accessing the LinkStation is performed using the following steps:

A list of the local network items

available on the local network will

appear. Double-click the LinkStation

icon which will be named HD-xxx.

One of two windows will appear. An SMB mount window or an Apple

ﬁleshare window.

If the SMB Mount Window opens:

By default there are two share

folders on the LinkStation, Share

and Share-Mac. From the pop-up

window, select the folder Share-

Mac and click OK.

The Authentication window will open.

Do not enter a password, click OK.

Click the Finder icon in the dock.

Select the ‘Network’ icon, and the

double-click the ‘Local’ folder.

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By default there are two share

folders on the LinkStation, Share

and Share-Mac. Select ‘Share-Mac’

and click OK.

The LinkStation will now appear

on your desktop and in your ﬁnder.

You are now ready to copy

ﬁles to the LinkStation.

Simply drag and drop ﬁles

onto the Share-Mac icon.

If the Apple Fileshare window

opens:

Select Guest and click the

‘Connect’ button.

Accessing LinkStation Data from Mac OSX

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Accessing LinkStation Data from Mac 9

Accessing the LinkStation is performed using the following steps:

From the Chooser, select the

AppleShare icon. A list a networked

items will appear in the window.

Select the LinkStation and click OK.

The login window will open.

Select Guest and click Connect.

From the Apple Menu Iitems,

Select the Chooser.

By default there are two share

folders on the LinkStation, Share

and Share-Mac. Select ‘Share-Mac’

and click OK.

The LinkStation will now appear

on your desktop.

You are now ready to copy ﬁles to

the LinkStation.

Simply drag and drop ﬁles onto the

Share-Mac icon.

7

Open System Preferences and click Print & Fax.

Click Printing and then click Set Up Printers.

Click Add and select Appletalk. Your local zone will automatically be

selected. All Appletalk-enabled printers will appear in the Printer List.

The LinkStation appears as a PostScript Printer. Select the LinkStation

and from the Printer Model pop-up menu, select your printer in the Model

Name list and click Add.

OS X comes with many CUPS-GIMP drivers for todays most common

printers. If you printer does not appear, try a generic Postscript Printer or

contact the printer manufacturer.

Selecting the correct Printer Model ensures all printer functionality.

The LinkStation will now appear in the Printer List in bold type as the

default printer. It also appears in the Printer pop-up menu when you print a

document.

Using the LinkStation’s Print Server FunctionThe setup of

The Print Server funtion of the LinkStation is only available for users

who are using OSX. OS 9 does not have print drivers that are suitable

to be used with this print server function.

8

Backups

Backups are recommended for any user who cannot afford to lose

important ﬁles and data. If a computer failure happens on your

computer, you have a backup copy of your ﬁles and data on the

LinkStation. Apple has a Backup Utility for OS X users that have

purchased a .Mac account. This will be shown here. Backup software

is available for both OSX and OS9. Some of these solutions are

free and some with more functionality may have a small cost. We

recommend you search the WWW or consult your local reseller for

other third party solutions.

By default, the users idisk is

selected as the backup destination.

To change this to the LinkStation,

Click the Set button and then the

Create Button.

Connect to the LinkStation and make

sure the Share-Mac folder

is mounted on the desktop.

From you Applications

folder, open the application Backup.

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Backups

Select the Share-Mac folder and

name the backup ﬁle.

Click Create.

Select the ﬁles you would like to

have backed up by placing a check

mark in the corresponding box.

You may add addition ﬁles and

folders by clicking the “+” button

on the bottom left and select which

ﬁles and folders you would like to

backup.

Once done click the Backup Now

button.

Your ﬁles will now be backed up.

Your can also create a backup

schedule by clicking the calendar

icon on the bottom left. (circled).

Select whether you want Daily or

weekly backups, time of day and

day of week.

10

The LinkStation name is

used to name and identify the

LinkStation. A friendly, easy name

is recommended. Enter a suitable

name in the ‘LinkStation Name’

ﬁeld. Feel free to use your ﬁrst or

last name, a description of the data

to be installed on LinkStation, or simply name it LinkStation. Enter a

short description of LinkStation in the ‘LinkStation Description’ﬁeld.

Once completed, press the ‘Apply’button. NOTE: After changing the

LinkStation name, you may be required to re-locate the network share

by following the instructions on Page 4 or Page 6.

By default there are two

shares on LinkStation. If

you would like to create

additional shares for

speciﬁc users or speciﬁc

types of data, then click

on the ‘Security’tab.

Then click on the ‘Shared

Folder Setup’ link. From

this conﬁguration page

you can add new shares or edit existing shares. Press the ‘Add a New

Folder’button to begin creating a new shared folder.

To begin setting up a new

share, enter an appropriate

share/folder name in the

‘Shared Folder Name’

ﬁeld. Enter a description

of the share in the ‘Shared

Folder Description’ ﬁeld.

It is recommended to leave

the remaining settings in

their default state. Please

refer to the User Manual

on the LinkNavigator CD-ROM before changing any of these additional

settings. Press the ‘Apply’button when ﬁnished. Please repeat this

step to create additional shares.

General LinkStation Conﬁguration