Mac OS X Integration WD029-1-1 2/24/2005

FireBall to Mac Networking Basics

Overview

With the new Network File Sharing feature built into FireBall, you can now access your FireBall from your Mac using your home network. Having access to your FireBall allows you to do things like backup your music files, import music files from your Mac to your FireBall, remotely control your FireBall from your Mac, and share your FireBall based music with iTunes and the Apple iPod. This document will explain how to do all of these things using your Mac and your FireBall over your home network.

Requirements

In order to connect to your FireBall, you will need to have your FireBall and Mac on the same network. This document assumes that you already have a home network correctly setup and configured. If you need help setting up your network, please review the “Home Network Primer” available on the Escient web site, or contact your Escient dealer.

The following items are required for connecting your Mac to your FireBall:

ξProperly configured Ethernet home network

ξFireball E2 Music Manager or DVDM Media Manager with and internal hard drive and File Sharing Support

ξMac OS X computer with 64MB of ram and Mac OS X 10.3.5 or later (Panther)

ξiTunes 4.5 or later

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Escient MP-150 manual FireBall to Mac Networking Basics, Overview