PowerFile C200S, C200 Studio, R200 manual Accessing/playing discs from Client Macintosh systems

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Instructions for Macintosh

When a disc is mounted in a drive, the disc icon will appear on the desktop, and you can double-click on it to launch the disc.

Note: The name of the disc that appears on the desktop will be the original volume tag name, even if the name of the disc has been changed in the MediaFinder window. (see Renaming a disc elsewhere in this manual).

Accessing/playing discs from Client Macintosh systems

Macintosh systems that have the Client software installed can access Changers on remote systems. (see Installing the PowerFile software on client Macintosh computers elsewhere in this manual)

To access remote Changers, go to the Browser pulldown menu, and select Add Remote...

This will bring up the Add Remote... dialog box. Enter the I.P. address of the host system. Once connected, the MediaFinder window for the Changer that is connected to the host system will appear on the client system desktop. All discs can then be access just as if the Changer were connected to the client system.

Once a client system has connected to a host, the I.P. address of that host will appear in the Recent Remotes rollover menu, so that clients can re-connect with that host by selecting the I.P. address from the Recent Remotes rollover menu.

Writing to DVD-RAM Discs (R200 only)

Handling DVD-RAM media

DVD media is sensitive to dust and fingerprints. Carefully handle media by its edges only. If a DVD movie skips or hangs during playback, clean the media. Most DVD video playback issues are media-related and can be remedied by proper handling and care of media.

Cleaning Media

Try to avoid touching the read area (underside) of the disc as dirt and smears will degrade the disc accessing speed.

If the disc becomes dirty, wipe it with a damp soft cloth. Avoid cleaning in a circular motion, but rather from the inner side outward.

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Contents PowerFileTM B l e N t e n t s Instructions for Macintosh Users Systems Requirements Microsoft Windows HostOperating System ClientUnpacking the Changer Disable System Standby Disabling System Standby feature Windows 98SE / Windows MeInstructions for Windows Disabling System Standby feature Windows Installing PowerFile MediaFinder software on the host PC Connecting PowerFile Changers to the host PCPowerFile Changer back panel Instructions for Windows Instructions for Windows Instructions for Windows Checking for proper driver installation Windows Instructions for Windows Instructions for Windows Instructions for Windows Instructions for Windows Installing the PowerFile software on client PCs PowerFile Changer front panel Mode Library, listed by CD titleLibrary, listed by carousel slot number Display Drive InfoPowerFile MediaFinder Software PowerFile MonitorReset All Terms used in this guidePowerFile Changer files and directory structure Load discs Accessing Changers from PC desktopsLoading discs into the Changer From Explorer Option B-Loading discs from the host PC desktopFrom the desktop icon Manually renaming discs Identifying and naming discsIdentify and Bulk Identify Mounting discs from a client PC Accessing/playing discs host or clientMounting discs from the host PC Writing to DVD-RAM Discs R200 only To format media Recording data onto DVD-RAM disc Update Volume Tags Disc organizationRenaming the master Changer folder Renaming a discSubfolders Creating a new subfolder Renaming a subfolderMoving a subfolder Deleting a subfolderUnmounting discs from Changer drives Unloading discs from the ChangerOption A-Unloading discs from the Changer front panel Option B-Unloading discs from the host PC desktopDisconnecting / removing Changers Disconnecting / removing R200S Studio Writer ChangersDisconnecting / removing C200S and C200 Studio Changers Stopping the DeviceUnsafe Removal notification Instructions for Macintosh Users Connecting PowerFile Changers to the host Macintosh computer PowerFile Changer front panel Mode Launching PowerFile MediaFinder software Loading discs into the Changer Select Load Disc Load discs into ChangerAccessing/playing discs from the host Macintosh Identifying discsAccessing/playing discs from Client Macintosh systems Initializing Formatting media MacOS standardMacOS Extended Universal Disc FormatFormatting process Writing to a DVD-RAM DiscRenaming the Media Finder window Creating subfolders Folders and subfoldersCreating new folders Option A-From the Changer front panel Moving a disc to a folderDeleting a folder Option B-From the MediaFinder window MediaFinder window menus Edit menu New FolderBrowser menu Add Remote Remove RemoteChanger Admin administrator privileges and processes Admin ModeChanger Info Mount DiscUnload disc Synchronize MediaUnmount Disc VisibleNetworking Networking/daisy-chaining multiple Changers

C200S, R200, C200 Studio specifications

PowerFile is renowned for its innovative storage solutions, particularly the PowerFile C200 Studio, C200S, and R200 models. These systems feature state-of-the-art technology designed to cater to the demands of professionals across various industries, from photography to archival storage.

The PowerFile C200 Studio is tailored for high-performance requirements. It offers extensive storage capacity, accommodating large volumes of data efficiently. With its advanced data management capabilities, users can easily organize, retrieve, and maintain their files, making it an ideal choice for creative professionals working with massive multimedia files. Additionally, it supports high-speed data transfer, ensuring that even the most demanding workflows are handled seamlessly.

The C200S is specifically designed for studios that require enhanced connectivity options. With USB 3.0 and Thunderbolt support, the C200S facilitates lightning-fast data transfers without compromising on performance. This model also features robust redundancy measures, safeguarding your data against loss or corruption. The intuitive interface allows users to manage their files effortlessly, streamlining the creative process.

Equipped with advanced data encryption and security features, the R200 offers a higher level of protection for critical files. This model is particularly suited for industries where data integrity is paramount, such as healthcare and finance. The R200 employs proprietary technologies that ensure data is stored securely while remaining easily accessible, providing peace of mind for users handling sensitive information.

All three models feature cutting-edge cooling technologies, ensuring optimal performance during heavy use. With advanced thermal management, the systems maintain lower operational temperatures, promoting longevity and reliability. The modular design of the PowerFile range means that users can easily upgrade their storage solutions as their needs evolve, making these models a sound investment for the future.

In conclusion, the PowerFile C200 Studio, C200S, and R200 offer a blend of high capacity, speed, and security that is essential for professionals dealing with large amounts of data. Their innovative features and robust design make them a top choice for anyone looking to enhance their data storage solutions. Whether it's the speed of the C200 Studio, the connectivity of the C200S, or the security of the R200, there is a model to meet every storage need.
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