Instructions for Macintosh

Renaming a disc

Initially, discs that are loaded into the Changer are listed in the MediaFinder window either as Unidentified disc (if the Changer has not yet loaded the disc into a drive and read it) or as named discs (if the Changer has read the disc and found an associated volume name tag for it).

To rename any of the named discs, highlight the desired disc in the lower portion of the MediaFinder window by clicking on it, then type the new name and hit Return.

Folders and subfolders

Folders and subfolders can be created within the MediaFinder window to help organize your discs.

Creating new folders

With the MediaFinder window active, go to the Edit menu, then select New Folder to create and name a new folder.

Creating subfolders

You cannot create subfolders directly inside other folders in the MediaFinder window. To create a subfolder, you must first create a New Folder within the MediaFinder window (see above) and drag the folder into another folder, making one folder a subfolder of the other.

Note: User-created folders cannot be opened, they can only be viewed by clicking on the triangle to view folders’ contents.

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C200S, R200, C200 Studio specifications

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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.

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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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