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Connecting Hyperdeck Studio HD Plus to a Synology NAS

PostPosted: Tue May 28, 2024 1:08 am
by dzwebcreations
I thought I give me guide on this since I didn't find one that was very clear and easy to understand.

First Log into Synology and create the credentials for the Hyperdeck and give it read/write permission to the shared folder that you want to use. Then telnet into the Hyperdeck

telnet {{IP Address}} 9993

Run the following commands to make the connection

nas add:
url: smb://{{Synology NAS Name}}.local/{{Shared Folder Name}}
username: {{Username}}
password: {{Password}}

nas select:
url: smb://{{Synology NAS Name}}.local/{{Shared Folder Name}}

Of course, to remove it is this command
nas remove:
url: smb://{{Synology NAS Name}}.local/{{Shared Folder Name}}


The one key with this process is that it will automatically set storage media 3 to the SMB shared folder and also using "Set Network Location" doesn't work unless you want to use a "Guest" account which is less secure that creating an account specifically for the Hyperdeck.

Re: Connecting Hyperdeck Studio HD Plus to a Synology NAS

PostPosted: Wed Jun 26, 2024 6:32 pm
by segbert
Thank you for this information!
I am able to telnet to our hyperdeck, but after making the settings it never activates storage media 3.
Is there a save command or something I may be missing?

Re: Connecting Hyperdeck Studio HD Plus to a Synology NAS

PostPosted: Wed Aug 14, 2024 10:20 pm
by dzwebcreations
Did you manually set the location to Media 3 or do you still have a SD card in the Hyperdeck because these were 2 issues I had recently.

Re: Connecting Hyperdeck Studio HD Plus to a Synology NAS

PostPosted: Fri Nov 22, 2024 7:28 pm
by sknycity
Hi

Make sure the deck "remote" state is enabled.
I spent a few days trying to get a smb share to work to no avail and finally figured out this needs to be enabled.

From the Guide:

Handling of deck "remote" state
The “remote” command may be used to enable or disable the remote control of the deck. Any attempt to
change the deck state over ethernet while remote access is disabled will generate an error:
111 remote control disabled↵
To enable or disable remote control:
remote: enable: {“true”, “false”}

Re: Connecting Hyperdeck Studio HD Plus to a Synology NAS

PostPosted: Thu Mar 20, 2025 12:18 am
by kgechols
I am able to follow these steps and connect successfully from my HyperDeck HD Plus to a share on my Windows 11 PC by using it's IP Address, but I have tried every combination I can think of to connect to my Synology DS918+ and am unsuccessful. Examples (leaving out nas add, select, username and password for post):
url: smb://ECHOLS-NAS-02.local/video/HyperDeck
url: smb://ECHOLS-NAS-02/video/HyperDeck
url: smb://echols-nas-02.local/video/HyperDeck
url: smb://echols-nas-02/video/HyperDeck

url: smb://ECHOLS-NAS-02.local/video
url: smb://ECHOLS-NAS-02/video
url: smb://echols-nas-02.local/video
url: smb://echols-nas-02/video

url: smb://192.168.200.194.local/video/HyperDeck
url: smb://192.168.200.194/video/HyperDeck
url: smb://192.168.200.194.local/video
url: smb://192.168.200.194/video

all attempts result in 200 OK but do not actually set Media 3 to anything but "No Drive"

HELP!!...

Re: Connecting Hyperdeck Studio HD Plus to a Synology NAS

PostPosted: Tue Apr 29, 2025 7:49 pm
by dzwebcreations
kgechols wrote:I am able to follow these steps and connect successfully from my HyperDeck HD Plus to a share on my Windows 11 PC by using it's IP Address, but I have tried every combination I can think of to connect to my Synology DS918+ and am unsuccessful. Examples (leaving out nas add, select, username and password for post):
url: smb://ECHOLS-NAS-02.local/video/HyperDeck
url: smb://ECHOLS-NAS-02/video/HyperDeck
url: smb://echols-nas-02.local/video/HyperDeck
url: smb://echols-nas-02/video/HyperDeck

url: smb://ECHOLS-NAS-02.local/video
url: smb://ECHOLS-NAS-02/video
url: smb://echols-nas-02.local/video
url: smb://echols-nas-02/video

url: smb://192.168.200.194.local/video/HyperDeck
url: smb://192.168.200.194/video/HyperDeck
url: smb://192.168.200.194.local/video
url: smb://192.168.200.194/video

all attempts result in 200 OK but do not actually set Media 3 to anything but "No Drive"

HELP!!...


Let me ask you first, did you setup a shared folder on your NAS and test that you can connect with it?