Toshiba e studio 3555c not connecting to pc via network

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So, I have tried this 2 ways - both fails: 1. Not a big limitation, but I wanted to connect my Mac concurrently with the SSD via the Ethernet port on the AMPI. The Mini almost-Pro ISO has only one USB-C output, so I can choose to connect my Mac OR to record to external SSD.

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(My Mac has the memory of the Studio Pro 4K from prior connection via the Streaming Bridge.) We also use an ATEM TV Studio Pro 4K - our installation switcher in the Worship Center. I have been connecting effortlessly and 100% via a USB-C cable between my macbook pro and our ATEM Mini Pro ISO (AMPI). I too am finding myself quite confused and frustrated by related issues (when trying to use ethernet). It appears you need to have the network setup in order to setup the network. Sometimes it Sees it by name and says 'Please plug in'. Everything else apt to fail.Д«rediknight wrote:Sometimes it just says no ATEM found.

OK, long story short: 2 cables, 1 switch, same IP range.

#Toshiba e studio 3555c not connecting to pc via network manual

Also the manual reading that I should ask someone who knows about all of this. In NAT mode, it works with the Television Studio HD.ДЄltogether, a disappointment.

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Note that for the Atem Mini (Pro) to work with Windows 10 in VirtualBox, you need to set the network of VirtualBox to bridge mode, which potentially exposes your Windows installation to the Internet and to the world of malware and viruses. In contrast, the Television Studio HD does not have these limitations, works like a charm over the WiFi thing. After all, I can't return a switcher with a firmware different from the one I got with it, might ruin the setup of the rental service.

#Toshiba e studio 3555c not connecting to pc via network software

Since the version of the Atem Control software should match, it's also a good idea to jam Windows into VirtualBox, since you might end up having different Windows installations with different versions of Atem Control once you rent Blackmagic Atem switchers. Which is a bit sad, since the software apparently does not do anything OS-specific except for the USB part. Set fixed IP in the local network with Atem Setup using USB connection.Д¬onnect laptop directly to the very same ethernet switch as the Atem Mini ProД¬onnect laptop to WiFi (within same IP subnet) and try to connect via the WiFi access point to the Atem Mini Pro.ДЄdditional complications are that I use Windows 10 in VirtualBox, since BM do not provide Linux versions of their control software. Well it says 'destination network unreachable'. Also it doesn't answer to ping, which makes debugging not easier. It turns out that the Atem Mini Pro is very picky about IP settings.

#Toshiba e studio 3555c not connecting to pc via network update

TLDR - Change your PCs network IP address to match the Mini's, that'll get you connected to it, once connected, update the Mini's IP address and Gateway to match your regular network, change your PC's network IP address back to auto obtain, PROFIT. VOILA, the network portion of getting the device up and running is good to go. As long as the subnet mask looks like 255.255.255.0, you don't have to worry about anything else -> Clicked OK to save the settings -> got out of everything else and went back to ATEM Setup -> Made sure the USB-c cable was connected -> In ATEM Setup when I clicked on the icon that looks like a little card, THAT is when I was able to get into the switcher and update its IP address(pick one that is not your router's ip address or any other devices on the network) and gateway to be on the same /24 network as my regular network -> After setting that all up, it's just a matter of going back into the network settings (the beginning steps here) and putting everything back the way it was (Internet Protocol Version option -> Hit the properties button beneath -> Choose 'Obtain an IP address automatically' -> OK -> exit out of all the control panel/network stuff).

My Mini's default IP address was 192.168.10.40, so in Windows, I went into Control Panel -> Network and Sharing Center -> Change Adapter Settings (on the list on the left) -> right clicked on the network I was currently connected to -> Found and highlighted the Internet Protocol Version option -> Hit the properties button beneath -> Chose 'Use the following IP address' and entered 192.168.10.50 (you can put any number as the last number except 40). The key to all of this is that your computer has to be on the same network as the device in order to update the network settings on it (if your network isn't set up to the 192.168.10.XX already), and you should know your regular IP address range(the number after the 168 in .XX) and gateway IP address (usually the router's IP address) In case anyone else runs into the problem, here's the fix that worked for me.