Sony DPT-S1 Manual

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By using the WebDAV protocol, you can access a 

specific network drive to synchronize documents 

between the Digital Paper device and the network 
drive, or transfer documents from the device to the 

network drive. Connect to a Wi-Fi network 

beforehand (page 58).

You can set the log in information, On/Off of Auto 

Sync, and download destination. Check with the 
network administrator for setup information.

Press the 

 (Home) button 

 tap [Settings]  

[Server Settings].

Tap [Network Drive Settings].

Tap [Server Settings] 

 tap the input area and 

enter each item using the on-screen keyboard.

*

1

Server name

Enter the URL name beginning with “https:” or 

“http:”.

*

2

Port Number (Reference)

In general, when you access a server through 

“http:”, specify 80 as the port number, and when 
you access a server through “https:”, specify 443.

When connecting to a WebDAV server, check with 

the server administrator for details.

*

3

Relative path under the server URL

Specify the relative path of the folder under the 

server URL.

 Input “/” to configure the Destination Folder.
 Input “/user1” to configure the sync folder.

Tap [OK] when the setting is finished.

Tap [Auto Sync], then select [On] or [Off].

When [Auto Sync] is set to [On], the Digital Paper 
device and network drive are synchronized about 

every 90 minutes.

Tap [Download Destination] and then select the 
download destination of the file synchronized 

with the network drive.

When setting [SD Card] as the destination, insert 
a microSD card beforehand.

Tip
 If you change [Server Settings] or [Download 

Destination], the previous synchronized documents 

[Server]

Enters the URL of the network drive.*

1

[Port]

Enters the port number.*

2

[Login name]

Enters the username to log in the 

network drive.

[Password]

Enters the password to log in the 

network drive.

[Sync folder 

(path on the 

server)]

Enters the sync folder (relative path*

3

) 

for the network drive.

[Destination 

folder (path on 

the server)]

Enters the destination folder (relative 

path*

3

) when transferring to the 

network drive.