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MR-HD100 with Other Devices
MR-HD100 Media Recorder
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MR-HD100 Peer-to-Peer Networking (Wi-Fi)
Peer-To-Peer is the ability to connect the MR-HD100 with other
Wi-Fi capable devices without going through a separate wireless
router. This permits the videographer to use MR-HD100’s
metadata function in the field with a minimum of equipment, the
MR-HD100 and another WI-FI device.
It is necessary to establish an ad-hoc, peer-to-peer network: the
connection between MR-HD100 and other Wi-Fi capable devices
are networked only for the duration of the session and while they
are in Wi-Fi range.
Example
This example uses an iPod Touch and a Wi-Fi capable Mac
running Safari.
Setting MR-HD100
1. Connect an approved 802.11 USB dongle to the MR-
HD100.
2. Power up MR-HD100.
Current Technical Requirements
Presently, Peer-To-Peer networking requires the use of the latest
firmware and an 802.11 USB dongle which utilizes the Ralink
chipset.
One of the following USB dongles is provided with the MR-HD100:
• ASYF-1343-01LF
• ASYF-1344-01LF