Network Access
HyperDeck Shuttle HD can be accessed via a network for file transfer and remote control
via HyperDeck Ethernet Protocol. Access will be enabled by default, but you can choose to
disable access individually or enable access via a username and password for added security
when using the web media manager or HyperDeck Ethernet Protocol.
File Transfer Protocol
Enable or disable access via FTP using the check box. If you are supplying access via an FTP
client such as CyberDuck, click the icon to copy the FTP address. For more information, refer to
the section ‘transferring files over a network’.
Web Media Manager
Media recorded on SD cards or external disks can be accessed via a web browser using the
web media manager. When you click on the link or copy and paste it into your web browser,
asimple interface will open where you can upload or download files directly to the SD cards
over your network.
Access is enabled via HTTP by default but you can disable access entirely or require a secure
certificate using the ‘enabled with security only’ option. When using a digital certificate,
connections to web media manager are encrypted via HTTPS. More information on digital
certificates is available in the ‘secure certificate’ section.
HyperDeck Ethernet Protocol
You can connect to your HyperDeck disk recorder using the HyperDeck Ethernet Protocol
and a command line program on your computer, such as Terminal on a Mac and PuTTY on
a Windows computer. Access can be enabled with or without a username and password,
or disabled entirely. You can use an SSL program to encrypt your session when using a
utility program such as netcat. For more information on the available commands, refer to the
‘developer information’ section in this manual.
Allow Utility Administration
Blackmagic HyperDeck Setup can be accessed when your disk recorder is connected via the
network or via USB. To prevent users having access via the network, select USB only.
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