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| The USB file browser is a web page in the Internet Gate that can be used to browse the files in an attached USB memory stick. Picture files can be previewed; all other file types can be opened in separate windows. | The USB file browser is a web page in the Internet Gate that can be used to browse the files in an attached USB memory stick. Picture files can be previewed; all other file types can be opened in separate windows. | ||
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| As the file browser web page resides inside the Internet Gate it can be used to view contents of USB memories without any web pages on them. For example if a digital camera can emulate a USB memory (as most of them can do – if they appear in Windows™ as a hard disc then they do) then you can attach it directly to the Internet Gate USB port and see the pictures in it using the USB File browser. | As the file browser web page resides inside the Internet Gate it can be used to view contents of USB memories without any web pages on them. For example if a digital camera can emulate a USB memory (as most of them can do – if they appear in Windows™ as a hard disc then they do) then you can attach it directly to the Internet Gate USB port and see the pictures in it using the USB File browser. | ||
| - | :!: To use the file browser you need to change the **Directory on USB device** | + | :!: You are recommended |
| - | You are recommended | + | :?: If you do not see any directories or files then: |
| + | * no USB memory is attached | ||
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| ===== Navigation ===== | ===== Navigation ===== | ||
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| Other files are opened in a separate window for viewing. If your browser recognises the file it might start the appropriate application to view the file. | Other files are opened in a separate window for viewing. If your browser recognises the file it might start the appropriate application to view the file. | ||
| - | :?: If you do not see any directories or files then: | + | ===== Slideshow ===== |
| - | * no USB memory is attached to the unit | + | The slideshow displays all pictures in the current directory in sequence. You control the slideshow using the buttons at top left of the page. |
| - | * there is no directory | + | |
| - | * there are no files in that directory | + | ===== Advanced ===== |
| - | * the USB device | + | In advanced view additional controls appear to be able to manipulate |
| + | * **New** - Create new directory in current directory. Enter the new directory' | ||
| + | * **Delete** - Delete selected file or directory. Select file or directory you want to remove then click button. :!: Directories must be empty before removal. | ||
| + | * **Move** - Rename selected file or directory. Select file or directory you want to rename, enter new name, then click button. | ||
| + | * **Upload file** - Choose file on your PC to upload, enter file name it should have on USB and click Upload. Files larger than 1MB are not supported. | ||
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| + | Advanced view is only available for users accessing the page from the LAN. | ||
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| + | :!: Read only access must be disabled on the [[USB web server page]] to be able to manipulate files. | ||
