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Ki Pro Installation and Operation Manual — Using Ki Pro as a FireWire 800
• Once configured, you can control Ki Pro from an iPhone or other 802.11 wireless
device that supports browser control (iTouch et al).
Wireless control of Ki Pro is managed using menus 53.1 through 53.5 as listed in
Chapter 3, under Config Menu Parameters. The steps of setting up and using Wireless
control are then discussed later in Chapter 4 under Browser Remote Control.
Using Ki Pro as a FireWire 800 Hard Drive
We've already discussed how Ki Pro's storage module can be used as a stand-alone hard
drive to immediately edit data recorded—you simply remove it and connect it to a Mac
via a FireWire 800 cable. Similarly, you can also connect the whole Ki Pro unit (with
Storage Module and any desired ExpressCard/34 cards installed) also via a FireWire 800
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cable to a Mac. When a Ki Pro is connected, all available storage media installed in that
Ki Pro will mount on the Mac's desktop. For example, if you have a 250GB HDD storage
module and an ExpressCard/34 8GB card installed, then you'll see those two volumes
mount on the desktop with their HFS file systems, ready for editing.
This feature may not be enabled in Version 1.0 Ki Pro software.