Wi-Fi adapter through HOST USB + Ethernet adapter through HOST USB + cellular modem through HOST USB
The documented network paths available to the camera or its required transmitter.
● Manufacturer-documented path
The GY-HM200 can upload completed SD-card clips to four configurable FTP, SFTP, implicit FTPS, or explicit FTPES destinations through a supported HOST USB network adapter. The HM200-only network workflow supports camera and browser selection; current feature documentation also adds resumable FTP-family transfers.
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.
The shared manual marks networking and FTP as GY-HM200-only features; GY-HM170 is excluded. Use current firmware; FTP resume is unavailable with SFTP. 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.
Current GY-HM200 firmware; the shared HM200/HM170 manual marks FTP networking as HM200-only.
A supported USB Wi-Fi, Ethernet, or cellular adapter connected to HOST.
A recorded test clip.
Camera to Anywhere host, protocol, port, credentials, and remote directory.
Expected server fingerprint for SFTP/FTPS/FTPES.
Shown in the upload action screen.
Matches endpoint encryption.
Identifies ingress.
Routes to the correct protocol service.
Routes the clip to the intended input.
Authenticates and identifies the camera.
Completes authentication.
Uses passive data connections.
Run this checklist on the exact body, firmware, network, and media format you will use on assignment.
Confirm the body is GY-HM200, networking is enabled, and a supported adapter is detected.
Verify network addressing, host, port, protocol, and venue egress.
Correct Username, Password, and Dir. Path.
Use a resume-capable FTP/FTPS/FTPES server, no HTTP proxy, and a smaller partial file of the same name.
Validate the displayed fingerprint against the approved endpoint value.
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Printed pp. 120-122, Clip Server; pp. 148-150, Uploading a Recorded Video Clip
Open manufacturer source ↗Configuring the FTP Server for Uploading
Open manufacturer source ↗FTP resume feature added; SFTP and HTTP-proxy limitations
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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