WiDrive User Guide Kingston Technology（WiDrive用户指南金斯敦技术）.pdfVIP

Wi-Drive User Guide for Android (ßeta) Document No. 480WID16/32-001.A01 Kingston Wi-Drive Page 1 of 14 Table of Contents Introduction 3 Requirements 3 Supported File Types* 3 Install the Wi-Drive Application 4 Getting to Know Wi-Drive 5 Connecting Wi-Drive to a Computer 7 Loading Content Onto Wi-Drive 7 Connecting to Wi-Drive over Wireless 8 Usage 8 Configuring Wi-Drive 9 Network Connections (Bridge Mode) 10 Upgrade Firmware 11 Document No. 480WID16/32-001.A01 Kingston Wi-Drive Page 2 of 14 Introduction Wi-Drive is a portable USB Flash storage device that allows you to wirelessly stream digital media content (such as music, photos, videos, etc.) to your Android-based tablet device. Serving as its own wireless network, Wi- Drive’s lithium-polymer battery and 30-ft range give you up to four hours of continuous access to your digital library anywhere you go. Available in 16GB or 32GB capacities and simple to set up, Wi-Drive is the perfect solution for expanding your on-the-go media library with devices that have no way of adding to their storage capacity. What’s Included: • 1 Wi-Drive (16GB or 32GB) • 1 USB Cable (3ft. A to Mini-B) • AC adapter (U.S. only) Requirements: ® ® • Computer running Windows 7, Windows Vista (SP1, SP2), Windows XP (SP2, SP3), Mac OS X (10.5.x+), Linux (v.2.6+ kernel) operating system with USB 2.0 support (for uploading content to Wi-Drive) • Tablet(s) running Android v2.2 or newer • Internet access to install the Wi-Drive applicatio