FT-XH 2.4/5 GHz Wi-Fi + FT-XH wired Ethernet + FT-XH USB tethering through a smartphone or tablet
The documented network paths available to the camera or its required transmitter.
● Manufacturer-documented path
The X-H2 uses the optional FT-XH file transmitter to initiate destination-neutral FTP, FTPS, or SFTP uploads over Wi-Fi, Ethernet, or USB smartphone tethering. Its FTP profile, queue, file-type controls, and transfer behavior mirror the X-H2S workflow.
Accessory-assisted camera client
The documented network paths available to the camera or its required transmitter.
File behavior is quoted conservatively until a Camera to Anywhere fixture reproduces it.
Transfer can begin from the documented camera-side behavior shown here.
FTP features are available only with FT-XH attached. Keep both the camera and FT-XH on current compatible firmware; menu availability has changed through feature firmware releases. Physical Camera to Anywhere interoperability is not yet lab-verified.
Menu labels, behaviors, and warnings on this page are paraphrased from official manufacturer material.
Inspect every citation ↓Gather these items first, then enter the Camera to Anywhere job credential exactly as issued. The camera sends to the public ingest edge; your private destinations stay downstream.
X-H2 and FT-XH file transmitter running mutually compatible current firmware.
A charged camera and transmitter, plus a memory card containing a test JPEG.
A venue Wi-Fi network, Ethernet connection, or a smartphone with USB tethering enabled.
Camera to Anywhere server address, protocol, port, username, password, and destination directory.
For FTPS with a private trust chain, place the required root certificate on the camera memory card before setup.
The protocol controls encryption, default port expectations, and whether passive mode applies.
The camera resolves this host as the upload destination.
The camera must reach the exact ingress listener.
A normal hotspot or direct gateway connection does not need a proxy.
Passive mode avoids an inbound data connection from the server to the camera.
Per-source credentials associate uploads with the intended Camera to Anywhere input.
The path routes files to the intended gallery or workflow.
The camera then adds a number instead of replacing an existing remote file.
The FT-XH needs a trusted certificate authority for the TLS server.
Run this checklist on the exact body, firmware, network, and media format you will use on assignment.
Verify the communication profile, IP settings, hostname, port, protocol, directory, and login.
Confirm the hotspot permits the port and enable passive mode for FTP/FTPS.
Load the correct root certificate and confirm the server hostname matches the certificate.
Set Transfer/Suspend to Transfer and confirm the completed connection profile is selected.
The local archive is retained for research continuity if an official link changes. It is not redistributed through this site.
Printed pp. 29-44, Uploading Pictures via FTP; printed pp. 76-78, FTP Optional Setting
Open manufacturer source ↗Official HTML/PDF manual index
Open manufacturer source ↗This guide compiles all discovered FTP-related setup evidence for this model, but it is not a promise that every firmware version and venue network will behave identically. Verification records the exact body, firmware, access point, protocol, payload, and result.
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