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Compared to previous drafts, presented here, the File Hub RP-03, or FileHub Plus brings some notable enhancements:
- Presence of a RJ 45 port (network port) to connect the device directly to a Box, to make a router. This functionality was already present in Wifi, much ballast, but you can expect to earn wired performance.
- Aesthetically, the object is far more beautiful, at all levels: forms, LEDs indicating the state charge, cétait before a banal object, now it's class, we proudly lexposera rather shamefully quon not conceal it.

The features are more or less the same, I will expose and detail especially those jOperation:

* External backup battery. I not nutilise this feature because I have other external batteries dedicated and does not want to decrease the autonomy and the FileHub. Knowing the expertise of RavPower in the area, I dont doubt on the proper functioning of that use.

* Wired or WiFi access point: By connecting the FileHub by network or WiFi connection cable, you can use it as access point to the Internet. usefulness, at home, compared to direct the use of the Box? Maybe you can use a simple password (even if by default, 11111111, nest really secure) for example when you want to provide bandwidth to guests. Indispensable however if you access Wifi FileHub your default connection to enjoy its functions and want to continue to browse the Internet.

* NAS: this is the feature that is most important for me on this FileHub. By connecting to the Hub an SD card or USB device (you can connect both simultaneously), it sets up a file server. This allows to centralize data, which can then be accessed by all home appliances (desktops, laptops, smartphones, tablets and even TV or Bbox).

In this context there are two choices:
* Use on Android, Windows or Mac, official FileHubPlus The application, which cycles through shared content as well as local content, stream content, make copy / paste, etc.
Javais slightly scratched laspect The application to that antiquated sadressait to version 1 of the lead hub. Great efforts have been made on that side, and application is now up to the modern standards.

* However, I will use that does not specifically, I prefer the good ES Explorer on Android, which just requires you to configure the IP address to access more FileHub so quite similar (with the Samba protocol).

On Linux, I am a user no possibility to install The application RavPower. But again, do not panic:
* I can either navigate to the content dune ugly web interface, which does not allow file transfers, streaming only
* Either jOperation Samba functionality of the OS to reach so completely transparent to the Hub contiguous data.

To use the FileHub as SD card reader (I have not nen else), we must be careful to connect to Wifi FileHubPlus network, not the network's Box, or risk seeing the rates fall. Knowing that stored this way laccès Internet
Jobtiens then flows quite correct when copying files from the SD card (or USB drive) Hub to my PC (see attached photo below).

OK, you might say, this is all very well to make us salivate, but how to access this content from a box or a television? Just with the DLNA service offered by the File Hub. A television of a DLNA / UPnP client (this is not the case of the mine until proven otherwise) should be able to browse the contents of the disks associated with File Hub. Same for Internet Box (Bbox permitting).

I must confess a little disappointment at the behavior of the Bbox at this level It seems that it is necessary to define a particular structure on disks / keys / cards file attached to hub for media files are recognized.

This problem does not arise when using Windows Media Player or VLC on Windows, for example, on Linux. Bad point for the Bbox, but congratulations to FileHub allowing a variety uap the impressive files.

The manual is very clear, both in English French quen even if such Unit-caters to someone who already knows what use he will have an idea and operation.

Configuration interface lets you change the default accounts (for a little more security), to set the different services (WiFi, DLNA, Samba, etc.), without too much difficulty, again if lon is a bit insider .

Finally a really great device that responds to quantities of problematic, and allows me, essentially:
- To set up a server of multimedia files that centralizes all content accessible from all devices (and there is) in the house
- You can copy the SD card content (camera rushes, especially) to my Linux PC in order to perform editing.