Can I store to a wireless thumb? I have a USB with 1TB.
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The TriVision cameras are capable of writing to a Windows compatible NAS or FTP, as long as you did not need to install any software on the Windows computer to be able to access the USB storage on the router. So, if you want to try using the router's USB storage, the following might work (note that I cannot verify that these steps work with your router): 1. In the camera's web configuration pages, click Storage at the right, then click Storage Setup. 2. Change the "Store to" setting to NAS. 3. In the "NAS remote path" box type: "//readyshare" (do not type the "") 4. If you are typically prompted to enter a username and password to access the USB storage, then change the Authorization setting to Yes and enter the username and password into the appropriate boxes. 5. Click Apply. If the camera was able to connect to the USB storage, it should have created an IPCAMERA folder on the router's USB storage location, along with a couple of additional folders inside - the IPCAMERA folder might not appear until the camera tries to record a video. If the above method did not work, double-check the username and password requirements. You might also try creating a camera folder on the router's USB storage location, and in step #3 above you would then specify (not that upper and lower case letters might matter here): //readyshare/camera If the above simply will not work, don't forget to change the "Store to" location back to the "SD Card" and click Apply.
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No degradation in speed when sent to thumb drive in onboard port, slight delay (1-2 secs) when scan sent via wireless to LAN-based USB HD.
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Yes you sure can however be advised that I think you should use a powered USB hub... I have a wireless mouse and keyboard, a gigabit wired network adapter, and I have hooked up external drives to it... No issues... However one issue I have noticed: if you leave this thing unplugged for too long it forgets itself and you have to perform a reset up of all your stuff.. On the flip side if you leave it plugged in all the time it is frozen and you have to reset it.. I'm thinking about putting a timed outlet controller on it so it resets daily to prevent that..
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Yes, as long as your drive uses a USB connection. I used my WD My Passport external drive to save recordings I wanted to keep permanently.
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This website should help. http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/usb-3.0-thumb-drive-review,3477-7.html
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No and it is not good on the Internet. You can use a USB had or thumb drive but t It doesn't do much else.
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No, there is no place for a thumb drive. That would be located on the tablet .
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I don't think there's any way to transfer files from a wireless device to an SD card in the DashDrive; you can only pull files from the SD card to your wireless device.
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Yes, treat it as a standard removable usb drive, don't run the "backup" software.
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My understanding of your question is that you want to connect and external HD to the NAS usb port. I believe it should be possible and then use the one touch button to transfer. I believe the negative maybe speed of transfer
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This will work fine just like any other external USB drive. If you don't want it formatted as NTFS, it can be easily formatted as FAT32 or whatever your need is.
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I can use multiple USB2 FLASH drives and my wireless mouse, but I can't use a 64GB USB3 flash drive.
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no.... it requires a wire from your computer. you could use a USB thumbdrive for no wires.
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I use Cruzer Glide 16GB USB thumb drives in mine. I use a Windows 7 PC to put Mp3 files on the drive.
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I'm running it wireless, but it can run USB as well. just select that when you run the set up.
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Yes. Usb cable is always your best back up plan since you can't always depend on a wireless connection.
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Yes you can. Any attached USB device shows up as a folder named according to the name of the thumb drive or external HDD you plug in. You can simply double click to open and do whatever you desire to. Thanks.