User Manual Part 2

LaCie Wireless Space • DESIGN BY NEIL POULTON Administering The LaCie Wireless Space

User Manual page 61

8. A pop-up Warning will ask to conﬁrm the conﬁguration change

(Fig. 95). Select YES.

9. The Dashboard will lose connection with the Wireless Space as

the device executes the change in settings.

10. Disconnect the Ethernet cable from the Wireless Space to the

Ethernet router, switch, or Internet provider. Connect the com-

puter directly to the Wireless Space using any one any one of

the LAN ports. For information on the INTERNET port, see 3.7.

INTERNET Port: NAS+Switch. You may also reach the Dash-

board by Wi-Fi if the computer is using the same access point

and wireless network as the Wireless Space.

11. Please be patient and wait a minute before attempting to re-

launch the Dashboard. Note that the light will change from

green (Wi-Fi inactive) to blue (Wi-Fi active)

12. When the light turns solid blue, reconnect with the Dashboard

(3.4.1. Connect to the LaCie Wireless Space Dashboard using

LaCie Network Assistant & 3.4.2. Connect to the LaCie Wire-

less Space Dashboard directly from the browser) to conﬁrm the

change in conﬁguration.

13. To move the Wireless Space to a new location, shut it down in

the Dashboard (3.6.4. Dashboard: Shut Down or Restart the

Wireless Space). Once off, you may move the Wireless Space,

plug in the power cable (3.1. Connect the Power Supply), and

turn it on (1.5. Power Button Functions).

14. The Wireless Space light will turn solid blue, indicating that the

device is ready for use. With the Wi-Fi network extended, con-

nect devices such as computers or game systems to the Wireless

Space similar to a switch. Please use one of the three ports

marked LAN1, LAN2, or LAN3 on the back of the Wireless

Space (1.4.2. Rear View). DO NOT connect the cable to the

port named INTERNET (1.4.2. Rear View). LaCie recommends

a Gigabit Ethernet cable for optimal performance (1.6. Giga-

bit Ethernet Cables And Connectors). See 3.7. INTERNET Port:

NAS+Switch for further information on the INTERNET port.

Fig. 95