On some reviews there is mention that the transporter library is not available on the "sync" model. Can you explain what this library is?
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The "Library" is a section on the Transporter (not currently available on the Sync model) where you can save and access files, but they are not stored on your local computer. It's essentially like viewing a shared folder on a network. The Sync gives you an option where you can disable certain folders from syncing to your computer, but when you choose not to sync a folder you can no longer view the contents of that folder on your computer. The Library gives you a place that is not synced but still viewable. The Sync has a feature where you can use SMB/CIFS File Sharing (making the Sync's files accessible on your local network as if you were accessing another computer's shared folders). This is one way to get Transporter Library-like features without having the Library.
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It's the same connection- 2.0 just has a slower transfer rate. No adapter needed. Hope this helps.
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It has been a while since I used mine, if you have a load attached and it remains zero, I'd say it is broken, as in DOA. Sometimes stuff happens in transport.And by the way, when I got and used it back in December '13, I was quite pleased with the performance. Perfect for working with the sensitive, low power circuits I was testing.
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i never tried to sync mine, i just access it via windows explorer. I load/remove music and voice recordings this way. see if you can access it like this.
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Because SanDisk hates us. I can't play half my library's audiobooks on this thing because of WMP protection and the missing sync.
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In theory, the answer is "yes". That would mean that you can login to the transporter website so that the transporter can be found by you wherever in the world you are located. Without using this "login" with the transporter, you would be required to connect to the device using it's ip address and port number. I give this long winded answer only because there are some areas (countries) that block certain access. The best answer for this question is to email tech support at Connected Data. I hope this helps, and sorry in advance for the confusion I may have caused. In theory, the answer is "yes". That would mean that you can login to the transporter website so that the transporter can be found by you wherever in the world you are located. Without using this "login" with the transporter, you would be required to connect to the device using it's ip address and port number. I give this long winded answer only because there are some areas (countries) that block certain access. The best answer for this question is to email tech support at Connected Data. I hope this helps, and sorry in advance for the confusion I may have... » Read More In theory, the answer is "yes". That would mean that you can login to the transporter website so that the transporter can be found by you wherever in the world you are located. Without using this "login" with the transporter, you would be required to connect to the device using it's ip address and port number. I give this long winded answer only because there are some areas (countries) that block certain access. The best answer for this question is to email tech support at Connected Data. I hope this helps, and sorry in advance for the confusion I may have caused. « Show Less
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I'm currently in contact with the TP-Link customer support because my 2TB LaCie Quadra v3 isn't recognized at all. It is running NTFS but might be the new version. Real annoying because it says nowhere that there might be a problem on the TP-Link website or manuals or whatever.
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I have the older version...I have to use the cable provided and connect my Demy to my computer and synch it
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The Android File Transfer is a nightmare. Be forewarned. One moment it will work and another, it will not. See my extensive revive. I am no my 5th AK240 replacement. The device is awesome, however, it is unstable. The hope, they build a stable firmware and file transfer utility.
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You can access it like a USB device under macosx, I would assume the same is true for Linux. You can create folders under erase or save (those are the defaults available). The sync app will only display PDF files. Everything else will be ignored.Be aware that things you "erase" are actually saved. Not sure how long the Sync app keeps them, but you can recover and copy them off if you wish to. You should also be able to use blue tooth file system to read files. IIRC I was not able to create files using blue tooth.
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Googling this revealed some people do have workarounds to get it working. You might also be able to get a VM of XP (Windows XP mode) and sync that way. Either way, it sounds fairly like a complicated involved way to get a (sadly) obsolete piece of technology working.
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I am on Jaunty right now, I am waiting to upgrade when the official release is out, if/when I do.I'm not sure what Karmic will offer much beyond Jaunty as I have it set up (on another computer).
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I had no issues syncing it on multiple devices. I ended up giving it away because it was just too small to type on. I bought it because I wanted a small easy to travel with keyboard, but the functionality just wasn't there after actually using it.
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Yes, the 2TB model includes a 2TB drive. The Transporter has a couple of advantages over the Transporter Sync. You can add wireless to the Transporter, and the Transporter supports Transporter Library, which allows you to store files on the Transporter HD only. Good option when you don't want larger files syncing with all of your computers.
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When I emailed NG, the person responded that their software works with the 60CSx. Just one week ago I first tried to download the maps into it and found that it can not be done. I emailed back a complaint and they indicated, as you did, that it only will transfer routes and waypoints. This screwed up my opportunity to use it on a vacation from which I just returned. So, I guess I'd better change my review so I don't give someone else the same misinformation.Sorry for any confusion. I was mislead by NG.
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All transporters are capable of being "2.0". It's simply a firmware upgrade.
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If your PC has the software installed, you'll access the files much like you would in dropbox, though an internet connected folder on your PC. You must have a fast upload speed where the transported is connected to be worth having. I have 5mbps up and it works alright. 10mbps would be my recommendation. If you "link" a file with the transporter you can view it on the website. I haven't messed around with that too much, but it seems to work.