Connecting Aurender to a PC

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Dizzie

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I use an iPad to control music on my N30SA. I need to use my W11 PC to do some file management. How do I connect? The PC and Aurender are both connected via Ethernet to the same router.

I tried "Run" in the search box at the bottom of the screen with the following network information from the N30. None worked
IP Address
Sub net mask
Gateway
DNS
 
Dizzie said:
I use an iPad to control music on my N30SA. I need to use my W11 PC to do some file management. How do I connect? The PC and Aurender are both connected via Ethernet to the same router.

I tried "Run" in the search box at the bottom of the screen with the following network information from the N30. None worked
IP Address
Sub net mask
Gateway
DNS
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In the Conductor App navigate to Settings > Storage > Sharing and follow instructions in the Windows User Guide section.
 
Not trying to be snarky.....Since I am being forced to use AI within my work, I like to see the results. I highlighted your Thread Title and rt clicked search with Google. This is what came back. It is amazing how easy it is to get an answer these days.

You can connect your Aurender to a Windows PC over your local network by following the Aurender Support Guide for Windows PC to access storage, transfer files, or manage your music library.

Find Your Aurender's Network Info
    • Check that your mobile device and Aurender are on the same local network.
    • Open the Aurender Conductor App on your tablet or phone.
    • Go to Settings > Storage & Library Information > Aurender File Share to see your network ID, username, and password (defaults are usually aurender for both).
    • Press the Menu button on the front panel of your Aurender unit to view its IP address on the display screen.

Connect from Windows Explorer
    • Open File Explorer on your Windows PC.
    • Type \\<IP-address-of-Aurender> (or your network ID name) into the address bar and press Enter.
    • Double-click the shared music folder (such as Music1 or Music2).
    • Enter the username and password from the Conductor app when prompted to finish mounting the drive.
 
The Sandman said:
Not trying to be snarky, but I beat you to the punch... likely because I didn't need to use search or AI.
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That's even better.

I am being forced to take an AI Course for work mainly for prompting. It is interesting how depending on how you ask the same question what results come back.

Cheers!
 
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