You have to make your processing PC discoverable in your network and create a shared folder.

  1. You are on the processing computer.
  1. Click on Windows start menu > Settings > Network & Internet > Status > Network and Sharing Center.
  2. The Network and Sharing Center opens.
  3. Click Change advanced sharing settings.
  4. The Advanced sharing settings window opens.
  5. Turn on network discovery for your network.
  6. Click Save changes.
  7. Open the Windows Explorer and create a folder where both data and communication between both ZENs should happen, e.g. “D:\direct processing”.
  8. Right click on the folder and select Properties.
  9. Go to the Sharing tab.
  10. Click Advanced Sharing.
  11. The Advanced Sharing dialog opens.
  12. Activate Share this folder.
  13. Click Permissions.
  14. The Permissions dialog opens.
  15. To give access to specific groups or people, click Add.
  16. The Select Users, Computers, Service Accounts, or Groups dialog opens.
  17. If you want to change which accounts you can add, click Object Types to open a dialog to select different types.
  18. If you want to change the (network) location, click Locations to open a dialog to select the location.
  19. In the text field, enter the user or group name you want to give access to and click Check Names.
  20. If the name exists, it is verified. In case there is no (exact) match, or in case there are multiple matches, a dialog opens where you can refine your search or select the right user/group.
  21. Click OK.
  22. The Select Users, Computers, Service Accounts, or Groups dialog closes and the user/group is added to the list on the Permissions dialog.
  23. Select the user(s)/group(s) and activate the checkboxes for the permissions you want to give them to this folder.
  24. Click OK to confirm all changes in all dialogs.
  1. You have created a shared folder on the processing computer. You can now setup the access to the folder on the acquisition computer.