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To update the firmware
1.
Download the new version of the firmware to a PC that is connected to the
DiskGO.
2.
Click
Browse
.
3.
Click the name of the downloaded file, and then click
Open
.
4.
Click
Upgrade *
.
*Caution!
The upgrade process takes several minutes. Do not turn off the DiskGO
while the upgrade is in progress! Doing so could corrupt the DiskGO software, making it
impossible for the DiskGO to boot or to upgrade the firmware in the future. If you do
accidentally turn off the DiskGO while the upgrade is in progress, contact EDGE
technical support for help (www.edgetechcorp.com/support).
ALERTS LOGGING
This section allows the user to receive emails if an error occurs within the DiskGO 3.5”
Network Hard Drive. First check the
E-mail Notification Enabled
box at the top of the
page. Next enter the SMTP server address in the
Error Handling SMTP Server
box.
The SMTP server is a server that accepts incoming e- mail for routing to its intended
recipient. This is usually NOT the same as any part of the email address; it is a server
that is used for all addresses. Usually, your ISP will provide the server name. The name
of the SMTP server is also required by your e- mail client program such as Outlook or
Eudora.. If you are uncertain what your SMTP server address is, try looking at your
email client settings and use the same address. Once the address is set the DiskGO will
email the listed email addresses if an error should occur within the device . To test, click
on the
Send Test E-Mail
button.
To set Pop-Up notifications, check the
Pop-Up Notification Enabled
box. Next, enter
the Windows Network ID names of the computers that you wish to receive the message.
Please note that pop- up messages must be enabled on each machine in order fo r them to
receive the message. Windows messaging is turned off by default on Windows XP.
WINDOWS SETUP
On the Windows Setup page, you can set up how the DiskGO 3.5” Network Hard Drive
participates in a Windows environment:
•
Workgroup Member mode
(default)
•
Domain Member mode
•
Primary Domain Controller
(PDC) mode
Note:
The available settings on the Windows Setup page depend on the type of mode that
is selected.
Workgroup Member Mode
In Workgroup mode there are two options for limiting share access to important data:
• Password-based share access (PBSA)
• User-based share access (UBSA).
