Complete test and instructions

In summary:
This tool is really impressive both dutlisation possibilities are numerous and the ridiculous cost. Over time, you will quickly become indispensable. The account that follows is straddling the user guide and the description; so that people who are struggling to serve sen get there.
If you have questions, feel free to ask in the comments!

Use:
Initially javoue purchasing this tool because I am a geek of the worst kind. I really Navais of ideas of what it might serve me well and it took me a while to really harness the power of the tool.
I'm used to men:
1 / Extend Wifi which wasnt quite powerful
2 / Make a backup of all data on my phone
3 / Share an Internet connection for which a fixed IP is imposed mavait (Wifi dun hotel)
4 / Centralize all photos taken by different people during dun marriage (it avoided my lugging my PC)
5 / Upload to Facebook photos taken with my camera and sent in line with my Smartphone
6 / Reload my phone and my Kindle

Unpacking:
The product comes in a box resembling very strong that most mobile phone manufacturers offer: well finished, well caulked, in a very thick cardboard.
Unpacking, found in the box:
- The Hub Wifi
- A USB-mini-USB cable for charging the built-in battery
- A manual in French (but also Spanish and Chinese)
The Hub is very light (130g) and is the size of a cigarette pack in much finer (12cm x 8cm x 1.3 cm). It is shiny white plastic gets crowded traces and light scratches.

On the front, there are four LEDs:
- A indicating the load (continuous green: fully charged battery, continuous red: less than 30% load, flashing red: battery almost empty, green flashing every 2 sec: charging, green blinking slowly appliance off)
- A indicating Wifi (blue flashing: Start over blue continues: wifi ready off: all other cases)
- A indicating the internet connection (green continues, connected)
- A indicating reading / writing to a removable media or wifi card reader mode when connected via USB (Blue continues: Successful connection memory, flashing blue: current read / write).

On the lateral side, there is a USB mini-which serves to recharge.
It accepts 1.5A, allowing at best to recharge the internal battery in 2.5 hours. Connected to a PC (0.5A), count rather 6am.
There is also the button that is used to switching on.

On the front side are:
- An SD card slot in which the card sinsere completely with a spring effect for the exit. The data transfer is done nearly to 3Mb / s
- A USB2 port for charging of a phone or reading / writing data to a USB key. During my tests, I have not managed to connect a USB key into "card reader" mode. By cons, Wifi it works very well (I even managed to read / write to a hard drive USB3 powered only by the USB port FileHub). The USB port delivers its current 1A, a charging your phone 2 times faster than connected to the PC but also 2 times slower than connected to a wall charger.
- A "reset" button quite useful to return to the originally a Factory configuration if you made a mistake in the WiFi settings chippotant

First used:
You can log in using wifi manufacturer The application (available for PC / Mac / Iphone & Ipad / Android) or directly in a browser.
Once you have downloaded The application and lit the hub, you should see a new WiFi network whose name begins with "FileHub". You can log in using the password 11111111 mode (8 times 1).
Once connected to wifi, you can either run The application either connect directly in your browser Lip 10.10.10.254
Once on the login page, you choose the language from the dropdown list and leave pre-entered information (login: admin / Pass: empty)
Next step, connect your FileHub Wifi history of the house can go online when connected to it.
To do this, follow the instructions on screen in the tab "Internet" to be the first to Sopen default to your first login.
SSID: The name of your network (it should find itself and to propose it in the dropdown).
Password: password of your home WiFi (depending on your modem, you may need to also press the modem sync button).
IP Address: DHCP leave if you do not know what it is
Confirm by pressing the button "Save"
Logically, your FileHub is now connected to the Internet and, therefore, you should have access and you will also be able to surf as if you were connected directly to your modem.

In the Web interface, you have access to a file browser. You can be the basic operations:
- Download / upload files
- Copy / paste / rename / delete files / directories create directories +
- Launch a viewer basic pictures (no slides)

The application with, you can do other things
Computer (Mac / PC), you can mount the drives connected and nothing more (thanks to the CIFS, WebDAV and Samba, it works equally well on PC, Mac and Linux).
Smartphone, you may access a file manager such as Web interface to copy files from the USB key or SD card to your smartphone and vice versa.
If you click on a video, you can read streaming. My Smartphone nétant not very recent, I had trouble reading 1080p mkv (minced image on VLC) but against a 700MB video (more than sufficient quality given the size of the screen) passes nickel.

Network:
Small interesting info on filehub contains a DDNS connection interface to dyndns-org. This is pretty good because it can afford to connect to the remote filehub when needed.
All connection information, DHCP, encryption wifi, things are configurable in the Web interface. In addition, it is also possible to have a list of clients connected to FileHub, convenient to check that nobody you squat :)

Battery:
With 3000mAh, you have a small battery backup that will allow you to charge 1 to 2 times your smartphone. It's not huge but it helps out. For a more powerful version, choose the RAVPower® RP-WD02 6-in-1 FileHub with 6000mAh costing only a few euros more:
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Or a real Powerbank as RAVPower with 13000mAh Double USB Port:
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Some other information bulk:
- Compatible with SD cards or USB drive formatted in Fat, FAT32, exFAT
- Supports Win XP / Vista / Seven and following
- Compatible with Mac OS X 10.5.0 and following
- IOS4.0 Compatible ff
- Compatible Android 2.2 and later
- Browser compatibility: IE7, Safari3, Firefox 3.5 and all later versions of each browser.