Pc operation – Mobile Video HDD HV356T User Manual

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PC Operation

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Set the Folders as “Locked Folders”

You can create “Locked Folders” which will not be displayed on TV when using this unit as a
media player, and will not be displayed during PC operation either.
1. Choose the drive if necessary.
2. Use cursor to select the folders for following operation.
3. Click “Mark as Locked” button. It will add a lock icon next to the folder name. These

operations will take place immediately after the button is pressed.

4. Input 4 digits of number in the “Password”

field. You will need this password to display
these “Locked Folders” on TV when using the
AV playback function, and you will need to
input it for next launch of this utility.

5. After finishing above settings, click “Exit”

button to exit this utility.

Displaying the “Locked Folders”

1. When using the Mobile Video HDD as a media player, you need to use the remote control

to input the correct password under the ROOT folder in Detail View mode for
displaying these folders you’ve marked as Locked. (The

icon will appear on the

screen each time you press those buttons.)

2. After the password is entered, these locked folders will be shown in a folder named after

the Private Folder Name, default as “Private folders”. You can also change the name
as your wish.

3. If you need to display these locked folders during PC operation, follow the next

paragraph to set them as “Public Folders”.

Note:

You may refer to the Detail View

Private Folder section (page.10) for more

information.

Set the Folders as “Public Folders”

1. Choose the drive if necessary.
2. Use cursor to select the folders for following operation.
3. Click “Mark as Public” button. This will remove the lock icon next to the folder name.

These operations will take place immediately after the button is pressed.

4. Input 4 digits of number in the “Password” field. You will need this password to display

these “Locked Folders” on TV when using the AV playback function.

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