Networking, 4 – configuration – Teac X-48MKII User Manual

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TASCAM X-48MKII

Networking

The X-48MKII can be connected to a computer using

the fast Gigabit Ethernet connection. You need an

Ethernet crossover cable to connect your computer to the

X-48MKII, unless you know that your computer’s Ethernet

connector is “auto-sensing” (such as most modern Apple

computers). Once the ethernet cable is connected, you

need to configure both the X-48MKII and your PC for

networking.
To configure the X-48MKII for networking:

Mouse/Keyboard Operation

1 View the Settings window, System tab.
2 Press the
Configure button.
3 Select
Use the following IP address.
4 Set
IP address to be 192.168.1.1. If this address is

already in use by your router, choose a different

number for the last digit.

5 Set Subnet mask to be 255.255.255.0.
6 Leave the
Default gateway blank.
7
Use the following DNS server addresses should be

selected already.

8 Preferred DNS server and Alternate DNS server should be

blank.

9 Press OK.
10 Begin sharing the X-48MKII’s hard drive by

selecting Drive Sharing... from the File menu.

To configure your Windows XP computer for networking

to the X-48MKII:

NOTE

Before starting the following procedures, you must launch

the Windows file manager from the X-48 Disk Management

menu, and enable sharing of the relevant folder (right

click the relevant folder, select the Properties menu item

and open the Sharing tab to make this setting).
1 Select Start->Control Panel->Network Connections.
2 You should see a list of network connections, with

one called Local Area Connection.

3 Right-click on Local Area Connection and select

Properties.

4 Click on Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) so that it is

highlighted. (Its check box must remain checked.)

5 Press the Properties button.
6 Select
Use the following IP address.
7 Set
IP address to 192.168.1.2. (Note: This is different

from the X-48MKII’s IP address.) If this IP address

is already in use on your network, pick a different

number for the last digit.

8 Set Subnet mask to be 255.255.255.0.
9 Leave the
Default gateway blank.

10 Use the following DNS server addresses should be already

selected.

11 Preferred DNS server and Alternate DNS server should be

blank. Press OK.

12 Close the Local Area Connection Properties window.
13 Select
Start->My Network Places.
14 On the left side of the
My Network Places window is a

list of Network Tasks.

15 Select View workgroup computers. If this left side

display is not visible, enable it by going to Tools >
Folder Options > General tab and click Show common
tasks in folders
. Alternatively, you could double click
Entire Network then Microsoft Windows Network to see

the available workgroups. Inside the workgroup

named Workgroup will be the X-48MKII. If your

computer and X-48MKII workgroup names are

different, navigate one level up to see all the

workgroups present on the network and look

inside WORKGROUP to find the X-48MKII.

Your X-48MKII will show up similar to this: “X48-
uo0t97er5vk
”. (It is possible that you may need to wait a

minute or so for the X-48MKII to show up in this list.)

NOTE

Note that the X-48MKII’s workgroup name is fixed as
WORKGROUP. Your PC’s network name may not be
WORKGROUP. For example, Windows XP Home has a

default network name of MSHOME. To find the workgroup

name of your computer go to Control Panels > System >
Computer Name tab.
16 Double click on the icon that represents the

connected X-48MKII.

17 You should be prompted to enter a user name and

password.

18 The user name is “administrator” and the password is

admin”.

19 Now when you double click on the icon, you should

be able to see the X-48MKII’s internal hard drive. It

is called “X48 Data Drive”.

20 Double-click on X48 Data Drive to see its contents.
21 Look in the
XProjects directory for projects.

To configure your Mac OS X computer for networking to

the X-48MKII:
1 Click on System Preferences... under the Apple menu

and choose Network.

2 (Optional:) You may want to make a new Location

under the Location pull-down menu.

3 Double-click on Built-In Ethernet.
4 Click the
Configure IPv4 pull-down menu and choose

Manually.

5 Set IP Address to 192.168.1.2. (Note: This is different

from the X-48MKII’s IP address.) If this IP address

is already in use on your network, pick a different

number for the last digit.

4 – Configuration

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