Media Files

File Transfer Manager – User Guide

Overview

The File Transfer Manager allows users to transfer media files from the payload’s internal storage (/sdcard) to an external computer or server using:

• USB Transfer (ORUS-L only)

• SSH Transfer

This page is mainly used for exporting captured media, logs, or mission data securely over a network.

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SSH Transfer

The SSH Transfer tab enables secure file copying from the payload to a remote server using the SSH protocol.

Source Directory

The source path is fixed as:

/sdcard

This directory contains media files stored on the payload.

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Field Descriptions

Remote Host

IP address or hostname of the destination server.

Example

192.168.1.100

or

server.example.com

Notes

• Ensure the server is reachable from the payload network.

• Verify both devices are on the same LAN or connected network.

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Username

SSH account username used to authenticate with the remote server.

Example

admin

or

root

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Password

SSH account password for authentication.

Notes

• Password is required unless the server supports key-based authentication.

• Ensure the account has write permission to the destination path.

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Destination Path

Full directory path on the remote server where files will be copied.

Example

/home/user/media

or

/mnt/storage/files

Notes

• The directory must already exist.

• User permissions must allow writing to this location.

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Port

SSH communication port.

Default

22

Notes

• Change this only if the remote SSH server uses a custom port.

• Ensure firewall rules allow access to this port.

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Starting the Transfer

1. Enter all required SSH connection information.

2. Verify network connectivity between the payload and remote server.

3. Click:

START SSH TRANSFER

1. The system will begin copying files from /sdcard to the remote destination.

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Advanced Settings

The Advanced Settings section provides additional transfer configuration options for advanced users.

Possible configurations may include:

• Transfer retry behavior

• File overwrite policy

• Compression options

• Bandwidth limitation

• Recursive directory copy

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Recommended Workflow

Local Network Transfer

1. Connect payload and computer to the same network.

2. Enable SSH service on the destination machine.

3. Use the machine IP as the Remote Host.

4. Start transfer.

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Troubleshooting

Connection Failed

Possible causes:

• Incorrect IP address

• SSH service not running

• Firewall blocking port 22

• Network disconnected

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Authentication Failed

Possible causes:

• Wrong username or password

• User account disabled

• Insufficient permissions

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