Repotec UBM302G User manual

Giga LAN USB2.0
USB Media Adapter
Quick Installation Guide
Version 1.0
June. 2010

USB Media Adapter Quick Installation Guide
1.1 System requirement
Operating system and software: Windows 2000, XP, 2003, Vista, Windows 7 , Mac OS X or
above, Linux
Required hardware resources:
•RJ-45 cable(Cat5e)
•JAVA-enabled computer
•USB 2.0 External HDD
•USB cable
1.2 Hardware installation
1.2.1 Connecting the USB Media Adapter
1. Turn on power of the external HDD enclosure.
2. Connect the external HDD enclosure to the USB port of the front of the USB media adapter.
3. Connect the AC power adapter cord to the power port to the front of the USB media adapter.
4. Connect the other end of the AC power adapter cord to an electric outlet.
5. Connect the twisted-pair cable to the front of the USB media adapter and the other end of the
cable to the router.
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1.3 Utility Installation
Please double click "Utility Installation" to start the installation steps as follow:

1. Preparing to install the USB Media Adapter Setup.
2. Click the " Next" button on the Welcome window.

3. Select "Browse" to choose the destination location and click the "Next" button on the window.
4. Install processing.

5. Check the “Yes” selection and click the "Finish" button on the Setup Complete window.

1.4 Find Your Device
Prepare Your Computer to Connect USB Media Adapter
1. Please make sure your computer supports the JAVA environment. If not, you can go to
http://java.com to download and install the JAVA software.
2. Open the Server Search Tool of utility program and click Search Next to search the USB media
adapter from your network environment, and then click Connect into login screen.
Please enter default username and password: admin.
Note:
Please setup the fixed IP after you login the system. Please refer to section "Setup > TCP/IP" for
further information.

Linux and Mac system
The following two procedures are for Linux and Mac, other procedures are similar as previous.
1. Please install the JAVA environment for Linux and Mac system.
2. Double click the SDisk.jar to search the USB media adapter from your network environment,
and the click Connect.