Kingston Technology MLWG2 - Getting to know the Kingston MobileLite App; Menu Navigation and Options; Connected Devices Status; Offline Files Storage

Document No. 480-16FUM-002.A00
Kingston MobileLite Wireless G2
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Getting to know the Kingston MobileLite App
You can now access content connected to your MobileLite Wireless G2 from your iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch.
The home screen is the foundation of the Kingston MobiletLite App and contains information such as connection
status of iOS device connection status, USB/SD Card connectivity, and a quick glance of your content. Please
see Figure 12.1.
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Figure 12.1: Home screen
Figure 12.2: Menu
Figure 12.3: No media
A. The ‘Menu’ button opens a side panel with the
following options: See Figure 11.2.
 Settings: Will navigate to the device
settings page
 Home screen: Returns the user to the
home screen
 All Photos: Filters all photos files only,
regardless of location
 All Videos: Filters all videos files only,
regardless of location
 All Music: Filters all music files only,
regardless of location
 Copy from Photos: Allows the user to
import pictures from the iOS Camera
Roll to any USB/ SD Card.
B. The devices connected to the MLWG2. If no
devices are connected, then the media will not be
accessible. See Figure 11.3.
C. The ‘Offline Files’ section uses the iOS device’s
storage to store data that can only be accessed
through the Kingston MobileLite app.
D. ‘See all’ will allow you to view all the files/folders
stored in the Offline Files.
E. Thumbnail preview of files stored on the device. If
multiple files exist, the user can scroll for a quick
glance of files stored.
NOTE: Multiple partitions are a supported. If a USB device with
multiple partitions is connected, it will be displayed as USB Drive
#1, USB Drive # 2, and so on. The same principle is applied to
SD cards. If an SD card with multiple partitions is inserted then
it will be displayed as SD_Card1, SD_Card2, and so on.