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Seagate Lyve Mobile Shuttle User Manual
Seagate Lyve Mobile Shuttle 

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Getting Started

Connect the power cable

Connect the included power supply in the following order:

  1. Connect the power supply to Lyve Mobile Shuttle's power input.
  2. Connect the power cord to the power supply.
  3. Connect the power cord to a live power outlet.

  Use only the power supply provided with your device. Power supplies from other Seagate and third-party devices can damage your Lyve Mobile Shuttle.

View the E-Ink display

Follow the onscreen instructions to complete the setup.

Lyve Mobile Shuttle is ready

After setup is complete, tap an action to get started.

 For advanced network features such as NFS, site configurations, and volume password-protection, tap on the Menu icon () and select Settings > Network.

Initial configuration

Storage Format exFAT for compatibility with Windows and macOS.
Internet Protocol DHCP for easy network connectivity.
Network Protocol SMB to share and password-protect the network volume.

Site credentials

In addition to DHCP, you can set up unique network credentials for all your sites. Go to network settings to manage the device’s credentials for quick connections when shuttling between sites. See Network Configuration.

Register Lyve Mobile Shuttle

Get the most from Lyve Mobile Shuttle with easy access to information and support.

To register your device:

  1. On the Home screen, tap the Menu icon ().
  2. Tap Support.
  3. Tap Register.
  4. Tap on the Name field and enter your name.
  5. Tap on the Email field and enter your email address.
  6. Tap Register.

Power off/on Lyve Mobile Shuttle

To power off Lyve Mobile Shuttle:

  1. On the Home screen, tap the Menu icon ().
  2. Tap Shut Down.

Lyve Mobile Shuttle does not have a power button. To power on the device, disconnect and reconnect the power cable.

 In the event Lyve Mobile Shuttle is abruptly disconnected from power, it will restart automatically when the power cable is reconnected. The E-ink screen may display random pixels during the reboot sequence. This behavior is normal.