[Coco] CoCo SDC and Toshiba FlashAir Card W-04

[go4retro at go4retro.com]

   Let me get home and read off my flashair card settings. Questions while
   I am heading home:
   Do you want the FlashAir to connect to your existing AP as a client, or
   do you want it to be an AP that you connect to?
   How would you prefer to transfer files to the card (via a file share?,
   webpage, etc?)
   For reference, I have my cards set up as a client onto my existing AP,
   and I have them set up with a static MAC address-> IP address setting,
   with a dns name for each (my Coco one is \\coco-sd for example) and I
   use SMB (file shares), so I can (from Windows), click on a mapped drive
   and get the card (assuming it is powered). Other options are also
   permissible, the cards are really flexible.
   I would also suggest getting on Discord, if you can, as chat is a
   better option to debug this than email/forum, and I will be on tonight.
   Jim

     On May 13, 2019 at 3:04 PM Ed Orbea <[1]ed.orbea at gmail.com> wrote:
     I have a MAC running High-Sierra I have been manually transferring
     dsk
     images to my SD card(s) by removing the SD card from the CoCoSDC,
     inserting it into the MAC and using the Finder app to transfer dsk
     images.
     I just purchased a 16gb Toshiba FlashAir Card (W-04) and am hoping
     to
     start transferring via WiFi. Hopefully somebody (ie Retro
     Innovations or
     Zippster) has information on how to configure the FlashAir Card to
     allow
     me to do so.
     The CONFIG file on the FlashAir currently contains:
     CIPATH=/DCIM/100__TSB/FA000001.JPG
     VERSION=F15DBW3BW4.00.03
     CID=02544d535731364754d37cef7b012201
     PRODUCT=FlashAir
     VENDOR=TOSHIBA
     ID=FLASHAIR
     APPNAME=flashaircard
     APPSSID=orbea2.4g
     APPNETWORKKEY=**********
     APPMODE=5
     UPDIR=/
     UPLOAD=1
     WEBDAV=2
     APPAUTOTIME=0
     DNSMODE=1
     LOCK=1
     According to information on "Matts Hub" blog, this places are
     FlashAir
     in Station (STA) mode which should allow the card to act as a LAN
     client
     and connect to my existing access point, BUT AS USUAL it doesn't
     work
     and thus I'm looking for assistance.
     Regards
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References

   1. mailto:ed.orbea at gmail.com
   2. mailto:Coco at maltedmedia.com
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