Connecting To Wi-Drive Over Wireless; Usage - Kingston Wi-Drive Manual De Instrucciones

Connecting to Wi-Drive over Wireless

Wi-Drive is its own independent wireless network. When browsing for Wi-Fi networks from your iPad or iPhone,
you will see 'Wi-Drive' in the list of available networks to join. By default, there is no password and when you
connect to it from your iOS device, you are establishing a dedicated link to Wi-Drive over that wireless signal.
Once you connect to Wi-Drive, you will substitute your iPad/iPhone's Internet connection with Wi-Drive's wireless
connection. This means you will no longer have access to the Internet. However, Wi-Drive does provide a
bridging function that allows you to maintain access to Wi-Drive's content while connecting to a Wi-Fi Internet
connection. See Network Connections on page 10.

Usage

Once you're connected to the Wi-Drive network, you can begin accessing its content from your iPad, iPhone, or
iPod touch device by following these steps:
1. Open the Wi-Drive App on your iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch device.
2. Tap the Home icon (upper left corner of Wi-Drive App.)
3. Tap the Device Name link, i.e. Wi-Drive (192.168.200.254). This will list the contents of your Wi-Drive.
4. Browse and select the media you wish to access. Only supported file types can be opened. See below.
A. The home button
Drive regardless of type or extension.
folders during the content upload process on page 7, you
will see them listed first. Individual files are listed after
the folders.
B. Buttons B, C, & D are all filter buttons and display only
the content associated with each represented type. The
camera button represents photo/image file types.
Drive will search through all files and folders on the
device and display the supported image file types.
C. The filmstrip button represents video file types. Wi-Drive
will search through all files and folders on the device and
display the supported video file types.
D. The musical note button represents music or audio files.
Wi-Drive will use this filter to search through all files and
folders for supported music file types and display them.
Once you've located the file you want to stream, simply tap the
file name in the list and you're ready to go. For a list of all file
types currently supported by Wi-Drive, see page 3.
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