Archos 704 Portable Multimedia Player User Manual


 
MANUAL
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SETUP SCREEN > p. 45
Select Wi region
use the arrow in the bottom left corner of the screen to view the Select
Wi region button.
tap on it to access the Select Wi region settings screen.
select your region in the list and tap on to return to the System set-
tings screen.
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Note: reported number of megabytes is binary-based counting (1Kb=1024 bytes). Thus each reported Mb repre-
sents approximately 1.05 megabytes (decimal). Formatting also takes up space.
8.8 wIreless fIle serVer seTTIngs
Your ARCHOS 704 WIFI allows you to share les with other computers or 704 WiFi devices on a
network.
Important: please check the applicable laws in your country or jurisdiction to know what media les you are al-
lowed to share or copy.
First, you need to enable WiFi as shown in section 5.2, and connect to a network.
To enable the le server directly, select the WiFi status menu item from the Home Screen, tap on the
Wireless le server... button and tap on the Enable le server button. While the le server is turned on,
other functions of your device are disabled
Your ARCHOS 704 WIFI’s hard drive will then be accessible from your computer’s network neighborhood.
If you want to set up your ARCHOS device to
appear with a particular name in a particular
workgroup on the network, tap on in the
Home Screen to go to the Setup Screen.
Tap on the File server icon to highlight it and
tap on it again to display the Wireless le
server Settings screen. You will see the following
parameters:
Workgroup
enter the name of the workgroup, using the virtual keyboard.
see: Using the Virtual Keyboard.
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Computer name
enter the name for the ARCHOS 704 WIFI device in the network, using the virtual keyboard (see Using the
Virtual Keyboard).
normally, you do not need to change this parameter unless more than one ARCHOS 704 WIFI device is in the
workgroup.
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Write access
On will allow other computers to write to your ARCHOS 704 WIFI’s hard drive.
Off will prevent other computers from writing to your disk.
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