Getting Started With FileApp

There are two alternative ways to connect FileApp to your computer:

• Via USB using DiskAid
• Wirelessely using a Wi-Fi network

Getting Started via USB

1. Download and install DiskAid on your computer and launch the application.
2. Connect your device – if your are upgrading DiskAid 4.0 from a previous version, DiskAid might need to move some folders, this operation might take some time but should happen once only. Do not disconnect during this operation.
3. The DiskAid window opens on two distinct panes with the controls on top.
   • The ‘Navigation’ pane (left) lists available folders, compatible applications and displays any shortcut created by the user.
   • The ‘Browser’ window shows the files and folders on the device corresponding to the element selected in the left pane.
4. In order to copy a file or folder simply drag and drop it onto the FileApp or FileApp Pro icon.
5. The file will appear in FileApp, it the app is already running, press the ‘refresh’ button in order to reflect changes.

Getting Started via Wi-Fi

On your device, start FileApp:

1. Make sure WiFi is turned On on your device and launch FileApp
2. Click on the connection button (the Wi-Fi button, top right of the FileApp browser screen)

   
   FileApp Wi-Fi button

3. The sharing indicator should be On (green light – if not, press “Start Sharing”) and an IP address is displayed below.

   
   FileApp Sharing Screen

4. Now follow the simple steps to connect to FileApp from your computer as instructed by FileApp’s ‘Connection Help’ or look at the corresponding examples:
   • On a PC with Windows 7
   • On a Mac with OS X

Once you are connected, you will be able to retrieve the existing files and further copy and browse them from your device!