Accessing TM-7102 hard drive files

Is there a method of accessing the files stored on a hard drive installed in the caddy? There does not seem to be a way of transferring files to a USB stick/drive, or FTPing via the network port, so actually removing the drive appears the only way of getting at them.

Just wondering if its worth transferring the internal drive to a USB caddy and plugging it in to the rear USB port for easier access.

you can have a look at this thread it's only from your tm you can move files from and to your p.c. bit slow but it does work
https://www.digitalworldz.co.uk/index.php?threads/275684/
moving files you do in the filemanager menu and you have to create a directonairy and make sure you set up the satdeamon

thijss26 said:

you can have a look at this thread it's only from your tm you can move files from and to your p.c. bit slow but it does work
https://www.digitalworldz.co.uk/index.php?threads/275684/
moving files you do in the filemanager menu and you have to create a directonairy and make sure you set up the satdeamon

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Thanks a lot for pointing me in the right direction.

Got thrown by a Windows Firewall message followed by a "dll not found" message, but transferred files just fine :Cheers:

hello,

I am trying to see the drive on my Technomate 7102
I created a folder in user\technomate

I ran the Satdeamon above and linked it to the folder above.

now - i have a usb from the back of the technomate box linked into the the usb on the laptop.

nothing is happening, cant get anything to work?

am i missing a step?

thanks
The Bongoboy

bongoboy2 said:

hello,

I am trying to see the drive on my Technomate 7102
I created a folder in user\technomate

I ran the Satdeamon above and linked it to the folder above.

now - i have a usb from the back of the technomate box linked into the the usb on the laptop.

nothing is happening, cant get anything to work?

am i missing a step?

thanks
The Bongoboy

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I take it that you are expecting data to be transferred via a usb cable. That is not how this utility is used. It is done via a network connection. If you see my last post above, I was pointed to a link which explained it to me. Took a little while to get my head around it!

Both my laptop and TM7102 have fixed IP addresses, not DHCP ones. The TM7102 is connected to my LAN with a cable. My laptop connects wirelessly.

File transfers are done using the File Manager option. It is worth creating some extra folders on the TM's HDD to keep them separate from recorded files . I have created ones for firmware, patches and CDFs.