Buffalo LS-WTGL LinkStation Pro Duo Download Drivers, Utilities, Manual and Firmware

LS-WTGL/R1 Cerise Firmware Updater Ver.3.07 (Issued at mm dd, 2008)

* LS-WTGL/R1 Series Firmware Updater Ver.3.07

Name LS-WTGL/R1 Series Firmware Updater
Version Ver.3.07
File lswtgl-307.exe
Size 100,865,014 Bytes
Date mm dd, 2008
Platform DOS/V�APC98-NX
OS Windows 2000/XP/Vista
Model LS-W1.0TGL/R1�ALS-W2.0TGL/R1
Copyright BUFFALO Inc.
Distribution Self-extracted archive (Created by LHMelt. LHMelt intellectual properties belongs to Mr.Micco.)
Condition Re-distribution is not allowed.
Manual Quick Setup Guide
How to use DLNA compatible products
LinkStation Setup Guide
Z3500, ZH500, ZV500 Series Setup

[Software description]
This software is LS-WTGL/R1 Series Firmware UPdate Utility to update unit firmware to Ver.3.07.
If your unit firmware is Ver.3.07 or later version, you do not have to use this utility.
*If the LS-WTGL/R1 became EM Mode, firmware update might recover the unit.
[How to confirm firmware version]
Select LS-WTGL/R1 from NasNavigator2 utility search screen.
The firmware version is displayed right and bottom corner in the status screen.
If the unit name shown LS-WTGL-EM*** in the status screen, the LS-WTGL/R1 becomes EM (Emergency) mode.

NAS Navigator for Mac

dmg image for MAC computers

For the hardware version with 2 USB ports only!
- Windows Server 2008 compatibility.
- Solve file permission problem when Web Access published folder is restricted by Active Directory Domain. VERSION=3.09-0.02
BOOT=1.13
KERNEL=2009/01/21 10:23:16
INITRD=2009/01/21 10:24:40
ROOTFS=2009/01/21 10:25:21
FILE_BOOT = u-boot.buffalo.updated
FILE_KERNEL = uImage.buffalo
FILE_INITRD = initrd.img
FILE_ROOTFS = hddrootfs.img

For the hardware version with 1 USB port!
- Solve file permission problem when Web Access published folder is restricted by Active Directory Domain. VERSION=1.09-0.02
BOOT=1.13
KERNEL=2009/01/21 10:34:23
INITRD=2009/01/21 10:34:47
ROOTFS=2009/01/21 10:35:38
FILE_BOOT = u-boot.buffalo.updated
FILE_KERNEL = uImage.buffalo
FILE_INITRD = initrd.img
FILE_ROOTFS = hddrootfs.img

Support for AD on Server 2008, Vista SP1 AD issues fixed, AFP access issues solved, fix for automatic power down feature VERSION=1.08-0.01
BOOT=1.13
KERNEL=2008/11/18 08:55:17
INITRD=2008/11/18 08:55:39
ROOTFS=2008/11/18 08:56:22
FILE_BOOT = u-boot.buffalo.updated
FILE_KERNEL = uImage.buffalo
FILE_INITRD = initrd.img
FILE_ROOTFS = hddrootfs.img

NAS Navigator software, Windows 7 supported

Using Your LinkStation With a Windows PC
If you’re using a Windows PC, two new icons will be on your desktop: Shortcut for LinkStation and Buffalo NAS Navigator. (Fig: 9)
The LinkStation shortcut will take you directly to the folders on your LinkStation. Share is the main folder that you can put files and folders in. Info contains a copy of your user manual. (Fig: 10)
The Buffalo NAS Navigator icon opens the LinkStation’s client utility. (Fig:11) This lets you easily view system information for your LinkStation(s). If you click Setup and choose Configuration Settings, it will take you to the settings configuration GUI, where you may change your LinkStation’s settings. Until you change it, the GUI’s username is “admin” and the password is “password”. Consult your user manual for more information on the Buffalo NAS Navigator and the settings configuration GUI.

Using Your LinkStation With a Mac
After installing the LinkNavigator software, your Mac will have new icons on the desktop and in the Dock. The LS-ProDuoSettings.txt file contains the IP address of your LinkStation. NASNavigator is the LinkStation’s client utility. (Fig: 12)
Clicking NASNavigator opens the LinkStation’s client utility. (Fig: 13) This lets you easily view system information for your LinkStation and change its settings. Consult your user manual for more information on the Buffalo NAS Navigator.
With the information in the LS-ProDuoSettings.txt file, (Fig: 14)you can easily connect to the LinkStation from any of your computers on your local network.
From the Finder, click Go, and then choose Connect to Server. In the Server Address field, enter your LinkStation’s IP address in the form smb://ipaddress (where “ipaddress” is your LinkStation’s IP address), and click Connect. (Fig: 15) You can get your LinkStation’s IP address from the LS-ProDuoSettings.txt file on your desktop.
Select Guest and click on Connect. Note: If you have configured share permissions on your LinkStation, select Registered User and enter your login credentials. (Fig: 16)

Table of Contents
Back Panel Layout ............................................................4
Installation .......................................................................5
Using your LinkStation with a PC .....................................7
Using your LinkStation with a Mac .................................12
Add Additional Hard Drives ............................................16
LinkStation Layout .........................................................16
Advanced Settings ..........................................................17
Network Settings .............................................................21
Disk Management ...........................................................23
Shared Folders ................................................................29
Groups ...........................................................................33
Users ..............................................................................34
Passwords .......................................................................35
WebAccess ......................................................................36
Troubleshooting Multiple Shares..................... ................40
Backups .........................................................................42
Maintenance & Notifi cation .............................................46
System Status ................................................................51
Client Utility ...................................................................56
Troubleshooting ..............................................................58
Technical Specifi cations ..................................................59
Contact Information (USA) ..............................................60
Contact Information (Europe) .........................................62
GPL Information ............................................................. 63