Synrad FH FLYER - Configuring a Network Share

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SYNRAD FH Series Flyer Operator’s Manual Version 3.4
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WinMark Pro/FH Flyer interface
 There is no standard convention for naming TrueType fonts. You must carefully verify that
the fonts used in your WinMark Pro .mkh mark les are the same as the fonts loaded into
the Flyer Fonts folder on the network share.
Conguring a network share
When operating FH Flyer in stand-alone mode, you can store mark les, data les, and font les in the
Flyer Filestore or you can store them in a share folder on a computer connected to your Ethernet network.
Follow the steps described in the sections below to congure WinMark Pro and Flyer to look for les or
fonts on a network share.
Create a share folder
1 On your network computer, select an existing folder or create a new folder as the share folder.
2 Right-click the folder and choose Properties from the contextual menu.
3 In the folder Properties dialog, click the Sharing tab.
4 Click the Share this folder option button.
5 Click OK to accept this action and close the folder Properties dialog.
Note: In Window’s Explorer, the folder icon changes to indicate the folder is now a shared folder.
Setup Flyer’s network share settings
1 Power up Flyer and allow it to boot-up.
2 Open WinMark Pro and go to the “Device” tab under Tools / General Settings… .
3 Scroll down the “Device” tab and locate the Share Name property.
Enter the name of the share folder you created in the previous section.
4 For the Share Server property, enter the IP address of the computer on which the share folder re-
sides.
5 Enter a Share Username. This must be a legitimate user from the list of users with access to the
share folder on the network.
6 Enter a Share Password. This is the password used with the Share Username to gain access to the
share folder on the network.
7 If the share folder should have “read-only” access, set the Share ReadOnly property to Yes.
8 Click Apply to save settings and then click OK to close the General Settings dialog.
When you re-open the General Settings dialog, the Network Share Available property (Yes or No) indicates
whether Flyer is able to access the desired network share folder.