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WiDRIVE User’s Guide

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User’s Manual

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PORTABLE WIRELESS STORAGE SERVER

WiDRIVE User’s Guide

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Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement

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 of the following measures:

●Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

●Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

●Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

●Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

FCC Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for

compliance could void the user’s authority to operate this equipment.

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1)

This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received,

including interference that may cause undesired operation.

For product available in the USA/Canada market, only channel 1~11 can be operated. Selection of other

channels is not possible.

IMPORTANT NOTE:

FCC Radiation Exposure Statement:

This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This

equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20cm between the radiator & your

body.

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1. INTRODUCTION 1

1.1 WiDRIVE Overview 1

1.2 Data Access 1

1.3 Indicators and Switches 2

2. GETTING STARTED 3

2.1 STEP 1: Check for supplied items 3

2.2 STEP 2 : Connecting WiDRIVE for the

FIRST time 3

2.3 STEP 3 : Installing WiDRIVE Utility 3

3. WiDRIVE CONFIGURATION 4

3.1 WiDRIVE Presets 4

3.2 WiDRIVE Setup Wizard 4

3.3 WiDRIVE Connection Utility 4

3.4 WiDRIVE Control Panel 5

3.4.1 Status 5

3.4.2 Login 6

3.4.3 Base Network Setup 6

3.4.4 Infrastructure Network Setup 7

3.4.5 Maintenance 7

3.4.5.1 Firmware Upgrade 7

3.4.5.2 Application Upload 7

3.4.5.3 Language Pack Upload 7

3.4.5.4 Hard Drive Format 7

3.4.5.5 Hard Drive Repair 7

3.4.5.6 WiDRIVE Reboot 8

3.4.5.7 WiDRIVE Shutdow 8

3.4.5.8 Factory Reset 8

3.4.6 Help 8

4. WEBFOLDER 9

4.1 WebFolder Mode 9

4.1.1 Working with Folders 9

4.1.2 Working with Files 10

4.1.3 Managing Access to Files and

Folders 12

4.2 WebDAV Mode 12

4.2.1 Using Internet Exporer 12

4.2.2 Using Windows XP 13

5. TORRENT 14

5.1 Torrent Operation 14

5.1.1 Install a Torrent Client 14

5.1.2 Download the Torrent File 14

5.1.3 Torrent File Upload 14

5.1.4 Update Status 14

5.2 Torrent Client Conguration 14

5.3 TCP Port Status 15

5.4 Torrent’s Status View 15

6. QUESTIONS & ANSWERS 16

7. SAFETY AND CARE 17

8. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 18

9. REGULATORY INFORMATION 19

TABLE OF CONTENT

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Welcome and thank you for choosing a EDSLab prod-

uct.

For your convenience, your EDSLab product is fur-

nished with two guides:

a) a Quick Start Guide, and

b) This comprehensive PDF User’s Manual.

1.1 WiDRIVE Overview

o WiDRIVE is a pocket-size portable wireless

storage server that is accessible through 802.11b/g

WLAN interface. It provides up to 54Mbps bandwidth

based on WLAN networks operating at 2.4 GHz fre-

quency band.

o With WiDRIVE, consumers can enjoy the ease

and mobility of wireless lifestyle in accessing and shar-

ing their digital content without the hassle of cables.

o A wireless network connection to WiDRIVE

can be secured by one of encryption types, i.e. WLAN

64-bit, 128-bit WEP, WPA or WPA2. Prior to the con-

nection to a host, the verication of username and

password will be provided for authentication.

o There are two types of wireless networks,

Access Point(AP) and Infrastructure modes. WiDRIVE

operates easily in both types of wireless networks.

o In AP mode, WiDRIVE acts as a Wireless

Router and a DHCP server that assigns IP addresses

to hosts that join the wireless network.

o In Infrastructure mode, WiDRIVE will join Wire-

less Routers automatically to obtain the necessary IP

address.

1. INTRODUCTION

o The manual conguration of IP addresses for

both WiDRIVE and host can be avoided during the

transition of wireless network types.

1.2 Data Access

o WiDRIVE offers two mode of data access, the

USB mode and WebFolder mode.

o In USB mode, WiDRIVE is behaved as an

external storage device.

o In WebFolder mode, WiDRIVE appears to the

connected computer as a web-based le manager.

o WiDRIVE operates in both USB mode and

WebFolder mode.

- AP mode is normally used under condition

when there is no available Wireless Router.

- WiDRIVE enables users from different

hardware platforms (PC, PDA, PSP, Set-top

box, etc) to share the content at WebFolder

mode.

- Infrastructure mode is used when there is an exist-

ing Wireless Router where all wireless Notebooks/

PCs are connected to. WiDRIVE can be congured

to automatically join the wireless network

- Infrastructure

Network

- AP Network

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1.3 Indicators and Switches

o The diagram below shows the LEDs and

Switches on WiDRIVE:

Power indicator LED•

Activity indicator LED•

Factory reset button•

USB 2.0 high speed data port•

DC power charge port•

Power ON/OFF button•

Network Type Selection switch•

(AP/Infrastructure)

o Power Indicator LED is status indicator for

charging:

o Activity Indicator LED is the status indicator for

data transfer. The BLUE indicator light will commence

ashing during data transfer or communication.

o The Power ON/OFF button near the upper left

corner of WiDRIVE is to switch on and off WiDRIVE

o When booting up, the Power Indicator LED

will stay ORANGE in color until WiDRIVE completes

its booting process and ready for operation. If suc-

cessfully boot up, the Power Indicator LED will turn to

GREEN color. The Power Indicator LED will also turn

to ORANGE color during shutdown and factory reset.

o The Network Type Selection switch near the

lower left corner of WiDRIVE is to select the wireless

network type (AP/Infrastructure).

o Refer to the gure above for further details.

1. INTRODUCTION

WiDRIVE

AP Mode

Infrastructure Mode

DC- Power Adapter

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2.1 STEP 1: Check for supplied

items

WiDRIVE portable storage server

Quick start guide

Power adapter

USB cable

2.2 STEP 2 : Connecting WiDRIVE

for the FIRST time

2.3 STEP 3 : Installing WiDRIVE

Utility

2. GETTING STARTED

AP mode:

Make sure that WiDRIVE is power off.

Swtich to AP mode.

Power on WiDRIVE.

Now WiDRIVE behaves like a wireless router.

Connect WiDRIVE with Windows XP:

Open Wireless Newwork Connection tool.

1. Start -> Connect to -> Wireless

Network Connectoion page

Select on “WiDRIVE“ to connect.

Open browser with: http://192.168.2.1

Infrastructure mode:

Make sure that WiDRIVE is power off.

Swtich to infrastructure mode.

Power on WiDRIVE.

Now WiDRIVE connects to a wireless router

which you had dened in AP mode before.

Connect WiDRIVE with Windows XP:

Connect devices like PC to the same router.

Search WiDRIVE by using *the WiDRIVE util-

ity.

Open browser and type in the searched IP

address to log in.

Setup program can be found in HDD or download from

ofcial website. Please install utilities with following

steps:

Double click the setup icon.

Follow instructions to install software.

Two utilities will be available includes:

1. WiDRIVE Setup Wizard.

2. WiDRIVE Connection Utility.

The rst one is used to quickly congure basic settings

within WiDRIVE, and another one is used to discover

WiDRIVE when in infrastructure mode.

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3.1 WiDRIVE Presets

WiDRIVE comes pre-congured from the factory with

the following settings:

IP Address : 192.168.2.1

Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0

Wireless Channel : 10

SSID : WiDRIVE

WEP/WPA/WPA2 Key : none

These factory settings can be changed.

Admin Username : Admin

Admin Password : admin

Guest Username : Guest

Guest Password : guest

3.2 WiDRIVE Setup Wizard

WiDRIVE Setup Wizard provides step-by-step congu-

ration of WiDRIVE in AP and Infrastructure modes.

3.3 WiDRIVE Connection Utility

Step 1: Start WiDRIVE Connection Utility from the Start

menu.

3. CONFIGURATION

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Step 2: Select a highlight from the list.

WiDRIVE Connection Utility launch a web browser and

have it automatically open a specied URL by fetching

WiDRIVE’s IP address. After a few seconds, you should

see a login screen similar to the following:

There is a dropdown menu for the username eld in

the login screen. Select Username (“Admin”) and type

Password (factory congured password “admin”) then

click “Login”.

If the device has not been congured, use the default

admin password. You will later want to change the

Password entries from the default (admin) to something

else.

3.4 WiDRIVE Control Panel

Control Panel is a Web-browser graphical user inter-

face (GUI) that provides a structured approach to moni-

tor, congure, and control the operation of WiDRIVE.

WiDRIVE can be setup into AP mode and congured for

infrastructure wireless access.

Clicking on the Control Panel icon opens a new

screen with options to change settings of WiDRIVE.

The Control Panel provides access to Status, Login,

Base Network, AP Prole, Maintenance, and Help.

3.4.1 Status

The Status panel displays runtime status. This includes

details about the hard drive, wireless, TCP/IP congu-

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ration, SSID, Time Zone, Torrent, UPnP portmap, Port

status and connected PC/device, etc.

To change the time zone, click Change button, choose

your local time zone and click Save. The current time of

selected time zone will be shown in the Status window.

The Torrent Client status is ON when Torrent is up and

running, OFF when Torrent is not running in the AP

mode and Need Install if Torrent software is missing.

WiDRIVE Connection Utility requires the UPnP discov-

ery protocol to discover WiDRIVE on the network.

Click on the ‘MAP’ button to map Incoming packet’s port

number to the local computer with IP address.

On connected PC/device, make sure the device is con-

nected to your computer.

3.4.2 Login

The Login panel is where the administrator denes the

Admin and Guest accounts, and Dynamic DNS Ac-

cess.

Enter the new admin’s and guest’s passwords in the

two elds and press the Apply button. The password

can be up to 12 characters.

The Dynamic DNS Access option allows you to set the

DNS server. You may sign up Dynamic DNS service at

http://www.dyndns.org and there you can also register

“domain names”.

Enter one domain name you have registered.

Enter the username and password used for sign-up.

Set the port number of external port from 1025 to

65535.

Check the “Disabled” radio button to stop the Dynamic

DNS service.

3.4.3 Base Network Setup

Click on the Basic Network panel on the Control Panel.

Using this page you may congure the the IP address

of the device as well as channel, and SSID.

Enter the IP address of the device and the subnet mask

for the IP address.

The SSID is a unique named shared amongst all the

points of the wireless network. It must be identical on

all points of the wireless network and cannot exceed 32

characters.

Select a channel from the drop-down list. The channels

available are based on the country’s regulation.

Select Disable radio button if your wireless network

does not use any type of encryption, WEP 64, WEP

128, WPA, or WPA2 radio button if your wireless net-

work uses this encryption.

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