TC Electronic SYSTEM 6000 MKII User manual
Operation manual
English
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Table Of COnTenTs
Prod No: 606146014 - Rev. 2.1
TC Electronic, Sindalsvej 34, DK-8240 Risskov
Contents
Table Of Contents .................................................. 3
Important safety instructions.................................. 4
Introduction ............................................................ 5
Getting Started ...................................................... 6
Front And Rear ...................................................... 7
DSP 6000 - Card And Connections ....................... 8
Remote CPU ......................................................... 9
TC Icon ................................................................ 10
Installing Additional I/O Cards ............................. 11
Updating System 6000 MKII Software................. 12
Network Basics .................................................... 18
TC Icon Editor Installation ................................... 22
Savvy WI-fI networking for System 6000............. 23
Basic Operation ................................................... 24
Library - Recall .................................................... 26
The Wizard And Algorithm Filter .......................... 27
Library Store ........................................................ 29
Bank And Naming Display ................................... 30
Library - Delete .................................................... 31
Frame Page ......................................................... 32
Frame System - Main .......................................... 33
Frame System - I/O ............................................. 39
Frame system - Licenses .................................... 42
Engine Edit Page ................................................. 43
Icon Setup Page .................................................. 44
SMPTE ................................................................ 45
TC Icon Software Editor ...................................... 47
Room Simulation For
Multichannel Music And Film ............................... 50
Sample Rate Conversion Filters - ADA 24/96 ..... 54
Clock And Synchronization In System 6000 ........ 56
License Agreement .............................................. 64
- Mainframe 6000 MKII ........................................ 66
- TC Icon & Remote CPU .................................... 67
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ImpOrTanT safeTy InsTruCTIOns
1 Read these instructions.
2 Keep these instructions.
3 Heed all warnings.
4 Follow all instructions.
5 Do not use this apparatus near water.
6 Clean only with dry cloth.
7 Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the
manufacturer’s instructions.
8 Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers,
stoves, or other apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.
9 Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type
plug. A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other.
A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong.
The wide blade or the third prong are provided for your safety. If the
provided plug does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for
replacement of the obsolete outlet.
10 Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at
plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the
apparatus.
11 Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.
12 Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table
specified by the manufacturer, or sold with the apparatus. When a cart
is used, use caution when moving the cart/apparatus combination to
avoid injury from tip-over.
13 Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long
periods of time.
14 Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is
required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such
as power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled
or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been
exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been
dropped.
Warning
equipment to dripping or splashing and ensure that no objects filled
with liquids, such as vases, are placed on the equipment.
product.
types of line cord and attachment plugs.
below:
disconnection of the device should be easily accessible.
Caution:
approved in this manual could void your authority to operate this
equipment.
cord from the AC receptacle.
Replace only with the same or equivalent type.
with items, such as newspapers, tablecloths, curtains, etc.
Service
EMC / EMI
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference in a residential installations.
This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy
and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may
cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.
If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television
reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the
user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the
following measures:
from that to which the receiver is connected.
for help.
The user may find the following booklet, prepared by the Federal
Communications Commission, helpful:
This booklet is available from the US. Government Printing Office,
Washington, DC 20402, Stock No. 004-000-0034-4.
For the customers in Canada:
Interference-Causing Equipment Regulations. Cet appareil numérique de
brouilleur du Canada.
Voltage Line plug according to
standard.
107-2-D1/IEC 83 page C4.
Specification for 13A fused
plugs and switched and
unswitched socket outlets.
The lightning flash with an arrowhead symbol within an
equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the
product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude
to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is
intended to alert the user to the presence of important
operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in
the literature accompanying the product.
Licenses
If you have purchased any of the optional software
prior to use.
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InTrOduCTIOn
Thank you for purchasing the System 6000 and welcome to an endless world of
opportunities.
System 6000 comes in two basic versions: Reverb 6000 and Mastering 6000, each offering the
best tools possible for effects and dynamics processing. System 6000 is a constantly evolving
platform and will be continuously improved and kept up to date with new algorithms and new
features.
Notice that a Reverb6000 can be updated with Mastering algorithms, and vice versa, by the
purchase of additional licenses.
Flexibility
Multiple Inputs and Outputs together with a powerful Digital Signal Processing
platform and an extremely intuitive user-interface, turn System 6000 into a very flexible machine
for several applications.
Algorithms
Several stereo algorithms like Reverb, Delay, Phaser, Chorus, Pitch and Multiband Dynamics,
are offered together with a new world of Multi-channel processing such as Reverb, Multiband
Dynamics and Pitch Change. The list is long, be sure to keep up to date via www.tcelectronic.
com
The manual
We are confident that the System 6000 is so easy to operate, that you will not need to read this
manual to the detail. However, for specific information please refer to the two manual booklets:
This Operation manual covers:
system, and how to update them.
System 6000.
necessarily relates directly to operating the System 6000, but gives background information that
might be of interest.
agreements.
The Algorithm manual covers:
Descriptions and parameter explanations of all algorithms
As System 6000 is a constantly evolving product you should stay informed regarding software
and manual updates via our site at www.tcelectronic.com
We hope you will have a lot of creative and interesting working hours with your System 6000.
Feel free to contact us with any comments or questions via [email protected].
TC Electronic
Please note: We reserve the rights to change the contents
of this manual at any time. The latest manual revision can
always be downloaded from www.tcelectronic.com. If you
need additional information and support, be sure to visit the
TC Support Portal: www.tcelectronic.com/support
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GeTTInG sTarTed
This is an illustration of how to connect a standard System 6000 as it comes with one Mainframe and one TC Icon.
We recommend reading through the entire Hardware & Installation section before operating.
Please note that a crossed ethernet cable (supplied) must be used in this type of setup. When the system is
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frOnT and rear
System 6000 Mainframe Front
Power Key
Switches power On/Off.
PCMCIA slot
For handling of preset banks.
Power On LED
System 6000 Mainframe Rear
I/O Slot - A
I/O Slot - B (AES-8)
DSP Slot
I/O Slot - C
I/O Slots A, B and C
These slots are used for the optional I/O cards ADA 24/96
and AES-8. Slots must be filled consecutively in alphabetic
order.
The System 6000 DSP card fits in the DSP slot only. When
I/O cards are mounted, dip switches on the cards must be
set accordingly. Please see the following page.
only. If your mainframe rear panel carries a label saying
following the instructions on the next of this chapter.
DSP Slot
The System 6000 DSP card is placed in the DSP Slot.
Power In
LAN/Ethernet
Connection for external control devices e.g. the TC Icon.
The type is 32 bit PCI Ethernet interface fully compliant
with IEE 802.3u 10/100 Mbps CSMA/CD standards.
SMPTE
Ground Lift
Use this standard chassis ground lift if you encounter
problems with hum.
MIDI In, Thru and Out
5 pin DIN connectors.
Remote
This connection is for service and test purposes only.
Pedal
General Purpose Input. Connect a TC Master Fader or a
tip to ground switch. Applications vary depending on the
specific algorithm.
Rack-mounting Advice
a temperature exceeding 50 degrees Celsius.
frame.
The cooling fan is activated according to the
temperature inside.
Reset (countersunk)
Press and hold this button during boot to reset the frames
IP address to the default setting: 192.168.1.xx*, - where
address will be: 192.168.1.100
number in all networks.
Serial Number
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dsp 6000 - Card and COnneCTIOns
Use the supplied cable to connect the AES/EBU Inputs/
Outputs.
Cable type is twisted pair (12 pairs) with common screen.
Recommended impedance: 110 Ohm.
Extension cables must be constructed according to AES/
Following is the pin-out:
Cable pair
1 1a Female 1 2 Input 1/2 +
2 2a Female 2 2 Input 3/4 +
3 3a Female 3 2 Input 5/6 +
4 4a Female 4 2 Input 7/8 +
5 5a Male 1 2 Output 1/2 +
6 6a Male 2 2 Output 3/4 +
7 7a Male 3 2 Output 5/6 +
8 8a Male 4 2 Output 7/8 +
9 No connection No connection
10 9a Female 1 1 Common
11 No connection No connection
12 9b Female 2 1 Common
13 10a Female 3 1 Common
13 10b Female 4 1 Common
14 1b Female 1 3 Input 1/2 -
15 2b Female 2 3 Input 3/4 -
16 3b Female 3 3 Input 5/6 -
17 4b Female 4 3 Input 7/8 -
18 5b Male 1 3 Output 1/2 -
19 6b Male 2 3 Output 3/4 -
20 7b Male 3 3 Output 5/6 -
21 8b Male 4 3 Output 7/8 -
22 11a Male 1 1 Common
23 11b Male 2 1 Common
24 12a Male 3 1 Common
24 12b Male 4 1 Common
25 Shield no connection Common
Note: Twisted cable pairs must be respected
Sync In Word Clock
connector (see illustration above).
When several devices are connected in a chain and
synced via Word Clock, termination on the last device of
the chain is necessary.
As the System 6000 is expected to be the last unit in such
a chain (or the only), the factory default setting on the
System 6000 DSP card is: TERMINATED (75 Ohm).
If you need to terminate the Word Clock signal elsewhere
in the chain you will need to un-terminate the System 6000
DSP card. To do this you must remove the DSP card from
the mainframe and remove the termination jumper:
remove the card gently.
the screws.
Pins connected via jumper : Terminated (75 Ohm).
Pins NOT connected via jumper : Not Terminated
Termination jumper
General Handling
When inserting or removing any modules, avoid touching
the circuit board by handling only the rear panel of the
module. To minimize the static potentials that can cause
damage to the electronic circuits, you should observe
precautionary grounding techniques such as touching a
grounded System 6000 Mainframe immediately before
inserting modules.
BNC
connector
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remOTe Cpu
Remote CPU front panel
Remote CPU rear panel
LAN 1
connection for
setups with
multiple frames
COM port 1 COM port 2
PS-2 connection
for PC keyboard
and mouse
Connection
for TC Icon
2 x USB
Type A
Standard
Connectors
Power In
100 - 240V
Connection for
VGA monitor
Power Key
state.
Ethernet Connection
32 bit PCI Ethernet interface fully compliant with IEE
802.3u 10/100 Mbps CSMA/CD standards.
Connection for PC keyboard or mouse
connecting a PS2-mouse, a keyboard or both.
This cable is not supplied with the unit.
Connection for TC Icon
36 pin multi-cable connection for TC Icon.
TC Connection Cable.
Use the special TC Icon cable supplied with the
USB Connection
connection. E.g. Reverb4000
Monitor
you can have the exact same picture as displayed on the
TC Icon, running in parallel with the Icon. Color depth is 24
bit with a screen resolution of 640 x 480 pixels at 60 Hz.
Power
Rack-mounting Advice
with a temperature exceeding 50 degrees Celsius.
Remote CPU.
The cooling fan is activated according to the
temperature inside.
Com ports / RS232
For connection of TC units with RS232 interface. E.g. P2
Ethernet/LAN
connection for sw
updates etc.
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TC ICOn
Screen
The TC Icon screen is a touch-sensitive capacitive screen.
The resolution is 640 x 480 16 bit color resolution. The
touch calibration as well as brightness and colors can be
adjusted/selected in the TC Icon Setup menu.
Maintenance
The touch screen must be cleaned only with a soft cloth
slightly moistened with water or a mild detergent solution.
Do not spray liquids directly on the screen.
Faders
The Faders are touch-sensitive. The sensitivity of the
Faders can be adjusted so response to movement is
achieved only when operated with your finger-tips.
This way unintended movement of the Faders with e.g. a
sleeve etc. will not result in changes in parameter values.
The sensitivity can be adjusted in the TC Icon Setup menu.
TC Connection Cable.
No other cables can be used. The 7.5 meters (22 feet)
cable cannot be extended as this will reduce the power for
Mic stand mounting
can be mounted on both types without further accessories.
Mounting of plate.
Mount the supplied plate on the rear of the TC Icon, to
assure stable operation when placed on a table or similar.
This is easily done using the 4 screws and screwdriver
supplied with the unit.
Dimensions
D: 279mm
W: 198mm
H front: 33mm
TC Icon Front TC Icon Rear
198 mm
279 mm
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InsTallInG addITIOnal I/O Cards
I/O Cards
consecutively starting in slot A. Dip-switches must be
correctly set on the I/O cards.
To install an ADA 24/96 or AES-8 card in your Main
Frame 6000
1. Switch OFF the unit and disconnect the main
power cord.
2. Remove the DUM-1 option plate(s) or module by
loosening the 2 screws.
3. Insert the card gently and mount the two screws.
The AES-8 card must be placed in the AES slot.
Static Electricity
As all computer hardware can be sensitive to static
electricity, certain precautions must be taken to protect it
from damage during storage and handling.
Storage
Non-mounted modules should always be stored in
anti-static shielded bags.
General Handling
When inserting or removing any modules, avoid touching
the circuit board by handling only the rear panel of the
module. To minimize the static potentials that can cause
damage to the electronic circuits, you should observe
precautionary grounding techniques such as touching a
grounded System 6000 Mainframe immediately before
inserting modules.
Removing Modules
the power and unplug the main power cable. Unplug all
other connections from the module before unscrewing the
two screws securing the module in the Mainframe. When
removing a module from a Mainframe, the card should
be mounted directly in another Mainframe or placed in an
anti-static shielded bag.
Slot A
Slot B / AES-8 Slot C
Dip 1 Dip 2 Dip 3 Dip 4
Slot A on off off off
Slot B on on off off
AES-8 off on off off
Slot C on off on off
Mounting Modules
power and unplug the main power cable. Remove the
dummy-panel or original module from the slot where you
want to install the module. The module should then be
removed from the shielded bag and mounted directly in the
Mainframe by handling the rear panel of the module only.
ADA 24/96 Parameters
To access card specific parameters via the TC Icon:
Frame, System, I/O and Slot A, Slot B or Slot C.
Level In
The analog Input level enables you to match the System
6000 Mainframe Input to the Output of e.g. your mixer. If
Level Out
Filter
filters please read the chapter: In Depth Information.
These filters are only available in 44.1 and 48kHz.
Soft Clip
Softclip algorithm running in the 96kHz domain right after
the AD conversion before the down-sampling filter.
Output Connection
Please select the type of connection you are using on the
Output of the card. Select between:
If you are connecting unbalanced cables to the
muted due to the short circuit the unbalanced cables cause.
Caution!
The servicing instructions are for
use by qualified personnel only. To
reduce the risk of electric shock do
not perform any servicing other than
that in the operation instructions
unless you are qualified to do so.
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Keeping your software updated
System 6000 is a constantly evolving platform and updating software is a standard procedure to keep the system
up-to-date. Depeding on your setup, software-updates can be done in a couple of different ways described on the following
pages.
Software types
There are three types of software in a System 6000 mainframe, one for the TC Icon Remote CPU MKII and then the TC
Icon Software Editor for PC and Mac, that can be used instead of a TC Icon (hardware version)
Note: There is also software for the optional AES-8 card. This software is rarely updated and should only be upgraded if
a newer AES-8 software version than the one you are currently using, is available. Please follow the update instructions
provided with the downloaded AES-8 software.
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Remote CPU MKII software is updated directly via the
internet.
using a standard ethernet cable
- Go to the Setup/Update page and press the UPDATE
Updating Remote CPU MKII software
INTERNET
Update Remote CPU 2
REMOTE CPU MKII
LAN 2
TC ICON MKII
Standard
Ethernet cable
Setup/Net page and ensure that it says:
If the problem continues you may need to look into firewall
issues with your network administrator.
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M6000 MKII
TC ICON EDITOR
on PC OR MAC
Update Mainframe SW
X-Coupled
Ethernet cable
Updating Mainframe 6000 MKII software
- Download and install TC Icon Editor on a Mac or a PC
- Download Frame, DSP & Net software to a folder on your
computer.
PC example:
Create a folder in the root directory (C), and call the folder
s6kupdate. The path for this folder is then “C:\s6kupdate”.
Unzip and place the Frame, DSP & Net software in this
folder.
Mac example:
Create a folder on your Macintosh HD and call the folder
s6kupdate.
The path is then “//Volumes/Macintosh HD/s6kupdate”.
Unzip and place the Frame, DSP & Net software in this
folder.
- Disconnect your computer from your internet router
computers netcard using a X-coupled ethernet cable
- Open the TC Icon Editor, select the Frame to update and
go to the Frame/System/Update page
- Enter the path for the software:
“C:\s6kupdate” (for Windows)
or “//Volumes/Macintosh HD/S6kupdate” (for Mac) as
Update Folder path
- Select Frame and press Update SW
- Select Net and press Update SW
- Select DSP and press Update SW
The Icon Editor shows the update status via a progress bar.
A log file of the update can be obtained for service
purposes. The file is saved at the location where the
software is updated from. The file lists the result of the
operation and can be opened with most text editors.
To verify correct update-procedure has taken place,
check the software version numbers both before
and after an update. These version numbers are
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TC ICON EDITOR
on PC OR MAC
8 x XLR FOR DIGITAl I/O
8 x XLR FOR DIGITAl I/O
SWITCH/
ROUTER
REMOTE CPU MKII
100 MBit HUB
LAN 2
M6000 MKII
M6000 MKII
Standard Ethernet Cable
Standard Ethernet Cables
TC ICON ELEVATED
Mounted on 3/4” or 5/8” fittings
TC ICON MKII
CENTRAL SERVER
“TC NETWORK” (Static IP) - STUDIO A
M6000 MKII
LAN 1
LAN 2
TC ICON MKII
LAN 1
“TC NETWORK” (Static IP) - STUDIO B
INTERNET
X-Coupled ethernet cable
Static IP
10.10.10.1
Static IP
10.10.10.2
Static IP
10.10.10.4
DHCP
e.g. 192.168.1.1
DHCP
e.g.192.168.1.10
Static IP
10.10.10.1
Static IP
10.10.10.2
Static IP
10.10.10.3
DHCP
e.g. 192.168.1.2
CENTRAL SERVER
Advanced setup
- Central Server setup for software for update and preset handling
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Updating your software:
http://www.tcelectronic.com/system6000support.asp
and place the software in a shared folder on the “central
Example: PC update folder path
Example: MAC update folder path
Log File,
As explained on the previous page, a log file of the update
can be obtained for service purposes. The file is saved at
the location where the software is uploaded from. The file
lists the result of the operation and can be opened with
most text editors.
The file is saved in the same folder as the software is
placed and read/write access for that folder must be set.
Central Server (MotherShip) setup
This is a typical setup in larger studio facilities with several
rooms, where you place software updates and e.g. a preset
vault on a central server/computer in a shared folder.
The illustration on the previous pages shows two studios
and a central server with internet access.
LAN 1 TC Network connects:
- E.g. PC/Mac running the TC Icon Editor
LAN 2 Internet
- Connects to central server and internet
To learn about shared folders please refer to the sections:
- Shared folders PC - basics
- Shared folders Mac - basics
Two networks
- two sets og IP addresses
and the DHCP. Each network must use its own unique
group of IP addresses.
We assume that the Router in the uses the standard group
of IP addresses: 192.168.1.xx, and we must therefore give
mainframes its own group.
E.g. 10.10.10.xx, where x is unique for each unit.
(please see illustration on the previous page)
- First change the IP addres of the System 6000
Mainframes to 10.10.10.x via the TC Icon Editor.
Reboot each frame
MKII to e.g. 10.10.10.x
Reboot the Remote CPU MKII
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preseT VaulT On CenTral serVer
In larger studio facilities with several studios, preset banks
and automation presets can be stored on a central server in
a setup similar to the one described on the previous pages.
We recommend creating two seperate shared folders on
the server. One for preset banks and one for automation
presets.
In the examples below we use the following folder names:
Presets
entire bank between the server and your local System 6000
MKII Mainframe. *
The exact path to the folder on the server must be entered
Example: Path to folder with presets banks - PC
Example: Path to folder with automation presets - Mac
* Detailed description on bank handling is described in the
Automation Presets
Automation presets are stored and recalled directly to and
from a shared folder on the central server.
The exact path to the folder on the server must be entered
in the Folder Path field on the Auto File page.
Example: Path to folder with presets banks - PC
Example: Path to folder with automation presets - Mac
To learn about shared folders please refer to the sections:
- Shared folders PC - basics
- Shared folders Mac - basics
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Subnet Mask & TCP/IP addresses
The Subnet Mask is a number that defines a group of
computers (or Icons/Mainframes) connected to the network.
All units in the group must have the same Subnet Mask.
The System 6000 Subnet Mask is by default 255.255.255.0
The TCP/IP address is unique to each unit connected in the
network. An IP address consists of 4 numbers separated by
same for each unit, but no two units in the subnet can have
the same the last number.
The TC Icon default address is : 192.168.1.125
The M6000 default address is : 192.168.1.xx
Mainframes serial number. This way multiple System 6000
Mainframes can be setup directly out of the box without
changing the IP numbers.
If your computer’s IP address (or any in the network) is one
of the above you have two options. Either to alter the three
last number in your computer’s IP address or to alter the
last number in the TC Icon and Mainframe IP addresses.
Setting Subnet Mask & TCP/IP
Setting the Subnet and TCP/IP on System 6000 Mainframe
is done via the TC Icon page: frame/system/main/net
Setting TCP/IP on TC Icon Remote CPU MKII is done on
via the Setup/Net page.
Resetting a frames IP address
during boot-up, the frames IP address can at all times be
digits in the frames serial number.
will be: 192.168.1.100
all networks.
There is a small risk that two frames have the same
last 2 digits in the serial number and thus will
conflict after a reset. Solution: - reset one frame and
change its IP address before connecting the
second.
Setting Subnet Mask & TCP/IP on a PC
To find the TCP/IP address and the Subnet Mask settings
on your computer running Windows:
Example - Windows XP
Go to Control Panel, Network Connections, Internet
Protocol (TCP/IP)
Subnet Mask & TCP/IP address on a Mac
Example OSX
For further information please refer to you operating
systems manual.
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Shared folders PC - basics
have to make sure that the user of the TC Icon Remote
CPU MKII has rights to access read/write in the share
folder.
The default user on your hardware ICON is already setup:
User name : ICON
Password : Administrator
(Notice the capital letters, as these are case sensitive)
This user has to be added on the computer holding your
shared folder for software updates and preset handling:
- Press start in the lower left corner of your desktop
Administrator, Guest, and the default account you created
Type in user name : ICON
And Password : Administrator
these information. All check boxes should be left as is.
to access the computer.
Now go to the folder you want to share
and Read.
NOT marked. This allows the update software to write
a Result file describing the update success/failure to be
written.
\\xxxx\iconupdate and it is
available on the network.
To find the computers name:
Press, START and right-click on My Computer and
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Windows 7 note
For succesfully sharing a folder on Win7 x86/x64 you have
to setup sharing rights for the folder(any share) on the
machine.
- Open Network and Sharing Center by clicking the Start
button , clicking Control Panel, clicking Network and Internet,
and then clicking Network and Sharing Center.
- Click the arrow button next to Password protected
sharing, and then click one of the following options:
1 - In the Public Folder Sharing section select the following
option:
“Turn on sharing so anyone with network accesscan read
2 - In the Password protected sharing section select the
following option:
If option 2 is NOT available it is most likely because you are
on a domain controlled network, and we advise talking to
your network administrator, before proceeding.
Advise for the network administrator:
The user should be able to sign out of the domain
controlled network. Logging into a local account will not
solve this issue.
A new account must be added to the domain with read/
write access to the shared folder on the Mothership.
Shared folders Mac - basics
On Mac computers shared folders are setup in System
Preferences - Shared.
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