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Time Capsule Setup Guide[...]
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3 C ont ents 5 Getting Star ted 8 About Y our TimeCapsule 9 AbouttheAirP ortSoft ware 1 0 What Y ouNeedtoGetStarted 1 2 The TimeCapsuleStatusLight 1 4 Setting Up Y our Time Capsule 1 5 Using Y our T imeCapsuletoCreate Y ourWirelessNetwork 1 8 UsingAirP o[...]
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4 30 If Y ourPrinterIsn ’tResponding 3 1 UpdatingAirP or tSof tware 3 1 TimeCapsulePlacementC onsiderations 32 ItemsT hatCanCauseIn terferencewithAirP ort 33 Learning More , Service, and Suppor t 35 Time Capsule Specications and Safety Guidelines 38 RegulatoryCompliance[...]
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1 5 Getting Star ted Congra tulationsonpurchasingyour TimeCapsule. Readthisguidetogetstarted. TimeCapsuleo ersyouthesimplicit yoffullyautomatedbackupf oryour Wi-F i network. Usingthe TimeM achineapplicationinMacOSXv1 0.5.7L eopardor[...]
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6 Chapter 1 GettingStarted Withyour TimeCapsule , youcan: Â Usethe TimeMachineapplicationinMacOSXv1 0.5 .7(orlater)tobackupall thecomputersonyourwirele ssnetwork, aswellascomputersc onnectedtoyour TimeCapsuleusingEthernet. Note: [...]
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7 Chapter 1 GettingStarted  ConnectaUSBhubtoyour TimeCapsule, andthenconnectmultipleUSBdevices, suchasprintersorharddisks. Allcomputersonthenetworkhaveaccesst o thosedevices. Important: UseAirP or tUtilit ytosetupyour TimeC[...]
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8 Chapter 1 GettingStarted About Y our T imeCapsule Y ourTimeCapsulehasv eportsontheback: Â One1 0/1 00/1 000B ase-TGigabitEthernet WideAreaNetwork( W AN)portfor connectingaDSLorcablemodem,orf orconnectingtoanexistingEthernetnetwork ?[...]
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9 Chapter 1 GettingStarted AbouttheAirP or tS oftware Y ourTimeCapsulew orkswithAirP ortUtilit y ,installedintheUtilitiesfolderinthe Applicationsfolderonacomput erusingMacOSX, andinStart>AllPrograms> AirP ortonacomputerusingWin[...]
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10 Chapter 1 GettingStarted What Y ouNeedtoGetStarted T ouseyourTimeCapsule , youneedawireless-enabledcomputerthat’ scompliantwith IEEE802. 1 1a,802. 1 1b ,802. 1 1g, orIEEE802. 1 1nstandards. T osetupyour TimeCapsule, yourcomputermustmee[...]
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11 Chapter 1 GettingStarted Plugging In Y our Time Capsule Beforeyoupluginy our TimeCapsule, rstconnecttheappropriatecablestotheports youwanttouse: Â ConnecttheEthernetcablethat’ sconnec tedtoyourDSLorcablemodem(ifyouwill connecttot[...]
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12 Chapter 1 GettingStarted The TimeCapsuleStatusLight Thefollowingtableexplainsthe TimeCapsulelightsequencesandwhattheyindicate. Light Status/description O Y ourTimeCapsuleisunplugged. Solid amber Y ourTimeCapsuleiscompletingitsstartupsequence. Flashing amber Y [...]
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13 Chapter 1 GettingStarted What’ s Next Afteryoupluginyour TimeCapsule, useAirP ortUtilitytosetituptoworkwithyour Internetconnection, USBprinterorharddisk, oranexistingnetwork.AirP or tUtility is loc at ed in the Ut ili tie sf older?[...]
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14 2 Setting Up Y our Time Capsule Thischapterpro videsinf ormationandinstructionsfor connectingyour TimeCapsuletotheInternet, andusing AirP or tU tilitytosetituptocreateorjoinawir elessnetwork. Thischapterprovide sanoverviewofconnectingyour [...]
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15 Chapter 2 SettingUpYourTimeCapsule Using Y our TimeCapsuletoCreate Y ourWirele ssNetwork Whenyousetupyour TimeCapsuletoprovidenetworkandInternetaccess , the followingcomputersanddevic escanaccessthewirele ssAirP ortnetworktosharel[...]
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16 Chapter 2 SettingUpYourTimeCapsule Using Time Capsule t o create a wirele ss network to Internet DSL or cable modem Internet W AN por t < Shared printer Time Capsule to USB port 2.4 GHz 2.4 or 5 GHz 2.4 or 5 GHz T o set it up: 1 ConnectyourDSLorcablemodemtoyour TimeCapsuleusingtheEthernet W A[...]
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17 Chapter 2 SettingUpYourTimeCapsule 3 OpenAirPortUtilit y(locatedintheUtilitiesfolderintheApplica tionsfolderon acomputerusingMacOSX, andinStart>AllPrograms>AirP or tonacomputer using Windows), selectyour T imeCapsule, and[...]
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18 Chapter 2 SettingUpYourTimeCapsule UsingAirP or tUtilit y T osetupandcongureyour TimeCapsule, usethesetupassistantinAirP ortUtilit y . On a Mac computer using Mac OS X v1 0.5.7 or later: 1 OpenAirPortUtilit y ,locatedintheUtilitiesf olderintheApplication[...]
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19 Chapter 2 SettingUpYourTimeCapsule 3 Follo wthe onscr eenin struction sto setup your Time Capsu leand your wire less networ k. TheAirP ortUtilitysetupassistantasksyouquestionsaboutthetypeofnetwork youwanttouseandtheservicesyouwan[...]
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20 Chapter 2 SettingUpYourTimeCapsule CreatingaNew WirelessNetwork Y oucanusetheAirPortUtilitysetupassistanttocreateanewwirelessnetwork. The setupassistantguidesyouthroughthest epsnecessarytonameyournetwork, protect yournetworkwitha?[...]
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21 Chapter 2 SettingUpYourTimeCapsule UsetheAirP ortUtilit ysetupassistanttoentery ourISPsettingsandcongurehow your TimeCapsulesharesthesettingswithotherc omputers. 1 OpenAirPortUtilit y ,locatedintheUtilitiesf olderintheApplicationsfol[...]
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22 Chapter 2 SettingUpYourTimeCapsule SettingAdvanc edOptions UseAirP ortUtilit ytosetupyour TimeCapsulemanuallyifyouwanttosetadvanced TimeCapsuleoptionssuchasadvancedsecurityoptions, closednet works, DHCPlease time, accesscontrol, power?[...]
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23 Chapter 2 SettingUpYourTimeCapsule Allowing WirelessClientstoA ccess Y ourNetwork Without EnteringaP assw ord Ifyournetworkispassword-protectedusing WP APersonalor WP A/WP A2P ersonal, you canprovidewirelessclien tsaccesstoyournetw orkwithout[...]
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24 Chapter 2 SettingUpYourTimeCapsule Select “Limitclient’ saccessto24hours” ifyouwanttopro videjustonedayofaccess toyournetwork. Ifyoudon’tselectthisoption, theclienthasacce ssuntilyouremo ve theclientfromthelist. U[...]
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25 Chapter 2 SettingUpYourTimeCapsule Y ourrstbackupwithTimeCapsuleand TimeMachinecouldtak eovernight orlonger ,dependingonhowmuchdatay ou’ reback ingup. T ospeeduptheinitial backup, connectyourTimeCapsuletoy ourcomputerusing[...]
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26 3 Tips and T rouble shooting Y oucanquick lysolvemostproblemswithyour TimeCapsulebyf ollowingtheadviceinthischapter . If Y ouCan ’tC onnecttotheInternet  T ryconnectingtotheInternetdirectlyfromyourcomputer .Ifyoucan ’tconnect, ch[...]
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27 Chapter 3 TipsandTroubleshooting 2 S electyourAirP ortnetwork. Â On a Mac, usetheAirP ortstatusmenuinthemenubartoselectthenetworkcreated byyour TimeCapsule(thenetworknamedoesn’tchange). Â On a computer using Windows, holdthepoin terover[...]
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28 Chapter 3 TipsandTroubleshooting If Y our TimeCapsuleIsn ’tResponding T ryunpluggingitandpluggingitbackin. Ifyour TimeCapsulestopsres pondingcompletely , youmayneedtore setittothe factor ydefaultsettings. Important: Resettingyour TimeCapsul[...]
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29 Chapter 3 TipsandTroubleshooting If Y our TimeCapsuleStatusLigh tFlashe sAmber TheEthernetcablemaynotbeconnectedproperly ,y our TimeCapsulemaybeout ofrangeofanAirP ortnetwork,orther emaybeaproblemwithyourIn ternetservice provider [...]
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30 Chapter 3 TipsandTroubleshooting If Y ourPrinterIsn ’tResponding IfyouconnectedaprintertotheUSBportonyour TimeCapsuleandthecomputers ontheAirP ortnetworkcan’tprint , trythefollowing: 1 M akesuretheprinterispluggedinandturned?[...]
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31 Chapter 3 TipsandTroubleshooting UpdatingAirP or tSof tware AppleperiodicallyupdatesAirP or tsoft ware. I tisrecommendedthatyouupdatey our TimeCapsuletousethelatestsoftware. Y oucanselect “CheckforupdateswhenopeningAirP or tUtilit y ,” or ?[...]
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32 Chapter 3 TipsandTroubleshooting Items ThatC anCauseInt er ferencewithA irP ort Thefartherawaytheinterferencesource , thelesslikelyitistocauseapr oblem. Thefollowingcanin terferewithAirP ortcommunication:  Microwaveov ens  DirectSatellite[...]
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4 33 Lea rning More , Ser vice, and Suppor t Y oucanndmoreinformationaboutusingyour TimeCapsuleonthewebandinonscreenhelp . Online Resources Forthela testinformationaboutthe TimeCapsule, gotowww .apple.com/airpor t. T oregisteryour TimeCapsule, goto[...]
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34 Chapter 4 LearningMore,Service,andSupport Onscreen Help T olearnmoreaboutusingAirPortUtilitywithyourTimeCapsule , openAirP or tUtilit y andchooseHelp>AirP ortUtilit yHelp. Obtaining W arran ty Ser vice Ifyour TimeCapsuleappearstobedamagedordoesn[...]
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35 Appendix Time Capsule Specications and Safety Guidelines Time Capsule Specications  Frequency Band: 2. 4and5GHz  Radio Output Pow er: Upto23dBm(nominal)  Standards: 802. 1 1DSSS1and2Mbpsstandard, 802. 1 1a,802. 1 1b , 802. 1 1g, and802. 1 1nspeci?[...]
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36 Appendix TimeCapsuleSpecicationsandSafetyGuidelines Size and W eight  Length: 7 .75inche s(1 97 .0mm)  Width: 7 .75inches(1 97 .0mm)  Height: 1 .43inches(36.3 3mm)  Weight: 3 .5pounds(1 .6kilograms) Hardware Media A ccess C ontrol (MA C) Addre s[...]
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37 Appendix TimeCapsuleSpecicationsandSafetyGuidelines About Operating and Stor age T empera tures Whenyou ’ reusingyour TimeCapsule, itisnormalforthecasetogetwarm. The TimeCapsulecasefunctionsasacoolingsur facethattransfersheatfrominside the?[...]
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38 Regulatory Compliance Information Regulatory Compliance Information FCC Declaration of C onformity Thisdevicecomplieswithpart1 5oftheFCCrules. Operation issubjecttothefollowingtwoconditions: (1)Thisdevicemay notcauseharmfulinterference, and(2)thisdevicem[...]
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39 Canadian Compliance Sta tement ThisdevicecomplieswithIndustryCanadalicense-exemptRSS standard(s).Oper ationissubjecttothefollowingtwoconditions: (1)thisdevicemaynotcauseinterference ,and(2)thisdevicemust acceptanyinterference, includinginterferenc[...]
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40 Malti Hawnhekk, Apple Inc., jiddikjara li dan WLAN Access P oint jikkonforma mal-ħtiġijiet essenzjali u ma provvedimenti oħrajn relevanti li hemm d-Dirrettiva 1999/5/EC. Nederlands Hierbij verklaart Apple I nc. dat het toestel WLAN Access P oint in overeenstemming is met de essentiële eisen en de andere bepalingen van richtlijn 1999/5/EG.[...]
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41 T aiwan Wireless Sta tements T aiwan Class B Stat ement 警告 本電池如果更換不正確會有爆炸的危險 請依製造商說明書處理用過之電池 Japan V CCI Class B Sta tement Russia Disposal and Recycling Information Thissymbolindicatesthatyourproductmustbedisposedof properlyaccordingtoloca[...]
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42 Brasil—Informações sobre descarte e reciclagem Osímboloacimaindicaqueesteprodutoe/ousuabaterianão devemserdescartadasnolixodoméstico. Quandodecidir descartaresteprodutoe/ousuabateria,faça-odeac ordocom asleisediretrizesambientaislocai[...]
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