Difference between revisions of "Idrive Control Center "Idrive Settings""
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| − | * Device Settings | + | |
| + | == * Device Settings == | ||
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** Allows you to manually add an X1 or D4 to the Control Center Data Base or search | ** Allows you to manually add an X1 or D4 to the Control Center Data Base or search | ||
** Show /Hide tabs provide more window space removing the other device type from the task | ** Show /Hide tabs provide more window space removing the other device type from the task | ||
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| − | * Idrive Services | + | |
| + | == * Idrive Services == | ||
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** 3 Services operate in Windows; you can start/stop them here | ** 3 Services operate in Windows; you can start/stop them here | ||
** System errors are also listed here | ** System errors are also listed here | ||
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| − | * WiFi Commands | + | |
| + | == * WiFi Commands == | ||
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** These commands can be sent to a device via WiFi as needed | ** These commands can be sent to a device via WiFi as needed | ||
*** Erase SD | *** Erase SD | ||
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| − | * Global Center Connections | + | |
| + | == * Global Center Connections == | ||
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** This tests the SQL and FTP connectivity through the client Internet connection | ** This tests the SQL and FTP connectivity through the client Internet connection | ||
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| − | * Global Center Events and GPS Upload | + | |
| + | == * Global Center Events and GPS Upload == | ||
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** Allow /disallow upload of Event types to the Global Center | ** Allow /disallow upload of Event types to the Global Center | ||
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| − | * Custom Data Path | + | |
| + | == * Custom Data Path == | ||
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** This allows a Path to a larger storage (outside the idrive Base Station) such as a Network storage server or external HDD | ** This allows a Path to a larger storage (outside the idrive Base Station) such as a Network storage server or external HDD | ||
** Original (default) data path is C:\Program Files\idrive\Data (if 64 bit) | ** Original (default) data path is C:\Program Files\idrive\Data (if 64 bit) | ||
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| − | * Installation Logs | + | |
| + | == * Installation Logs == | ||
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** Self Explanatory | ** Self Explanatory | ||
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| − | * Other Settings | + | |
| + | == * Other Settings == | ||
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** Self Explanatory | ** Self Explanatory | ||
[[image:Other_settings.jpg|735x526px]] | [[image:Other_settings.jpg|735x526px]] | ||
Revision as of 00:43, 17 January 2014
These settings are not visible to the client and only accessible when signed in with control Center credential
User name: support@idriveglobal.com
Password: idrive2#
From the Dashboard select Settings>Idrive Settings
* Device Settings
- Allows you to manually add an X1 or D4 to the Control Center Data Base or search
- Show /Hide tabs provide more window space removing the other device type from the task
- Clicking on a Green Gear or the underlined hyperlink opens the following Device Status dialogue box
* Idrive Services
- 3 Services operate in Windows; you can start/stop them here
- System errors are also listed here
* WiFi Commands
- These commands can be sent to a device via WiFi as needed
- Erase SD
- Format SD
- These commands can be sent to a device via WiFi as needed
* Global Center Connections
- This tests the SQL and FTP connectivity through the client Internet connection
* Global Center Events and GPS Upload
- Allow /disallow upload of Event types to the Global Center
* Custom Data Path
- This allows a Path to a larger storage (outside the idrive Base Station) such as a Network storage server or external HDD
- Original (default) data path is C:\Program Files\idrive\Data (if 64 bit)
- C:\Program Files (x86)\idrive (if 32 bit)
- NOTE: using an external drive outside the RAID 1 mirror provided by and supported by idrive and Dell could potentially result in loss of all data due to external HDD failure
* Installation Logs
- Self Explanatory
* Other Settings
- Self Explanatory
