Instruction Manual

5-9 Shared Folders Automatically Created by Quick Setup

Quick Setup will automatically create some shared folders for you. The shared folder

names and their usage are listed as follows:

 Public_USB1: You can access “Public_USB1” anonymously with reading and writing

privilege by FTP and Windows My Network Places (Samba). The absolute path in the

storage server of “Public_hdd1” is “[USB1]C:\Public\”.

 Media: The folder “Media” is located under the “Public_USB1” folder, so the folder

“Media” is also anonymously accessible by FTP and Windows My Network Places

(Samba) with reading and writing privilege. The media files in “Media” folder can be

accessed by iTunes and DLNA compliant media adapters like Sony PS3, Xbox

360…etc. The absolute path in the storage server of folder “Media” is

“[USB1]C:\Public\Media\”.

 Image: The folder “Image” is located under the “Public_USB1\Media” folder, so the

folder “Image” is also anonymously accessible by FTP and Windows My Network

Places (Samba) with reading and writing privilege. The image files in “Image” folder

can be accessed by DLNA compliant media adapters like Sony PS3, Xbox 360…etc.

The absolute path in the storage server of folder “Image” is

“[USB1]C:\Public\Media\Image\”.

 Music: The folder “Music” is located under the “Public_USB1\Music” folder, so the

folder “Music” is also anonymously accessible by FTP and Windows My Network

Places (Samba) with reading and writing privilege. The music files in “Music” folder

can be accessed by iTunes and DLNA compliant media adapters like Sony PS3, Xbox

360…etc. The absolute path in the storage server of folder “Music” is

“[USB1]C:\Public\Media\Music\”.

 Video: The folder “Video” is located under the “Public_USB1\Media” folder, so the

folder “video” is also anonymously accessible by FTP and Windows My Network

Places (Samba) with reading and writing privilege. The video files in “Video” folder can

be accessed by DLNA compliant media adapters like Sony PS3, Xbox 360…etc. The

absolute path in the storage server of folder “Video” is “[USB1]C:\Public\Media\Video\”.