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• FlashAir Apps for iOS, Android, Mac, Windows and Web. FlashAir is an SD card with embedded Wireless LAN produced by Toshiba Memory Corp. Client tool for Toshiba SD memory card that supports file transfer by WiFi, file transfer utility. Read More FlashAir. Developer: FlashAir.

Changes: - Add support for FlashAir W-03 Class10. About General Drivers & Tools: If you install this package, your device will be properly recognized by compatible systems, and might even benefit from new features or various bug fixes.

“My Toshiba FlashAir 8GB wireless memory card gives a lot of trouble. Every time when I'm shooting footage using my Camcorder, suddenly all the files just disappear. I never treat the memory card or the camcorder in wrong way. I stopped working with Toshiba FlashAir 8GB wireless memory card immediately so I didn't overwrite any files. But now I'm searching for trustable tool to recover files from Toshiba FlashAir 8GB wireless memory card on a Windows system. Please help me to get my footage back without adding more trouble. Thanks a lot!”

Toshiba FlashAir is the next generation SD card using which user can upload their pictures from their gadget to related websites without swapping in to nearby Wi-Fi connection. As this device is known to less number of individuals, it would be better if some of the features of Toshiba FlashAir 8 GB SD card are briefed up:

• It provides wireless data transfer function
• Gives you easy wireless setting with low power consumption
• More than one device can be connected using Toshiba FlashAir 8GB wireless memory card
• Data write speed is of 10MB/s
• Compatible with both Windows as well Mac versions of computers

As Toshiba FlashAir 8GB wireless memory card is somewhat a complex storage media, there is high possibility that files present in the storage device may get deleted / lost due to known circumstances. Mentioned below are some of the scenarios that lead to loss of files from Toshiba FlashAir 8 GB Wireless memory card:

• Abrupt Removal: Abrupt removal of Toshiba FlashAir 8 GB Wireless memory card from the system when file sharing process is being carried out can lead to loss of files that are being processed. Hence proper procedure should be maintained during file sharing process
• Improper Usage: Improper usage of Toshiba FlashAir 8 GB Wireless memory card, i.e. using the memory card on different systems across the network may corrupt its file system as a result of which data present in the storage device becomes inaccessible
• Accidental Formatting: During the process of formatting unwanted drive in the system, user may accidentally select Toshiba FlashAir 8 GB Wireless memory card and hit on the format option. This causes removal of entire set of files and folders from the storage medium

Recovering Files from Toshiba FlashAir 8 GB Wireless Memory Card:

Yodot Photo Recovery is a prominent data recovery software that can be implemented in restoring deleted / lost data from Toshiba FlashAir 8 GB Wireless memory card quite easily. With the presence of intensive scanning techniques, files can be rescued from Toshiba FlashAir 8 GB Wireless memory card without making any changes to original file contents. Make use of simple and interactive interface using which even a non-technical user can successfully perform the recovery procedure without getting stuck at any point of time. This utility also has the ability to rescue data from Toshiba Exceria Pro CF card and other external storage devices that can be connected to the system. Furthermore, you can install this software on different versions of Windows operating systems like Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 2003 and Windows 2008 respectively.

Follow the simple strategy to rescue files from Toshiba FlashAir 8 GB Wireless memory card:

• Download and install Yodot Photo Recovery tool in the system with the help of Admin account
• Once installation of the utility gets completed, user can view shortcut icon on desktop
• Run the program and then hit on Deleted Photo Recovery or Lost Photo Recovery based on the scenario that has caused loss of files from Toshiba FlashAir 8 GB Wireless memory card
• After clicking the option, proceed to next screen to select Toshiba FlashAir 8 GB Wireless memory card that is connected to the system
• Upon selecting the memory card, the next step is to mark the file types that need to be recovered
• At last, initiate scanning procedure of Toshiba FlashAir 8 GB Wireless memory card
• As soon as the scanning gets completed, user is provided with the option to view the files before saving them on hard drive

Things to be remembered:

• Avoid using Toshiba FlashAir 8 GB Wireless memory card on different systems across the network
• Follow proper procedure while exiting Toshiba FlashAir 8 GB Wireless memory card from your computer
• Always cross check the drive (Toshiba FlashAir 8 GB Wireless memory card) before formatting it

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This package provides easy access to theToshiba FlashAir wireless SD card. As a library,tfatool provides an easy-to-use abstraction of the FlashAir API.The package includes two command line utilities:flashair-util gives the user a way of synchronizing/mirroringfiles and directories between the local filesystem and FlashAir,while flashair-config lets the user configure the the deivce.

Command line usage at a glance

Package contents at a glance

• flashair-util: a command line tool for mirroring and listing files on FlashAir
• flashair-config: a command line tool for configuring FlashAir
• tfatool.command: abstraction of FlashAir's command.cgi
• tfatool.upload: abstraction of FlashAir's upload.cgi
• tfatool.config: abstraction of FlashAir's config.cgi
• tfatool.sync: functions for synchronizing local dirs with remote FlashAir dirs

Read the FlashAir documentationfor more information about the API tfatool uses.

Using the flashair-util script

Help menu

Prelude: filtering files by name, creation time

All operations flashair-util carries out (both remote and local) can be restrictedto a subset of files with some simple arguments. We can filter by filename andby creation date/time.

Filtering by date and time

Date/times are parsed from the command line in a human-friendly manner.If you pass '1998', it'll be parsed as '1998-01-01 00:00:00'. Passinga string like '11/4' or '11-04' will be be seen as '{current year}-11-04 00:00:00'.

The -t or --earliest-date option filters for only files AFTER the given date/time.The -T or --latest-date option filters for only files BEFORE the given date/time.You can use -t and -T together to filter for files within a slice of time. Some examples:

• -T 2015: all files created before 2015
• -t 18:00: all files created this evening (after 6:00 pm today)
• -t 2014 -T 2015: all files created in 2014
• -t 11/4 -T 11/28: all files created between Nov. 4 and Nov 28 of this year
• -t '2016-4-02 11:30' -T '2016/04/02 13:30': all files created Apr.2nd between 11:30 am and 2:30 pm.
• -t 7:00 -T 11:00: all files created this morning

Filtering by filename

Files can also be filtered by their name. The -j or --only-jpg optionfilters for JPEG files. Filters of greater complexity can be made withthe -k/--match-regex option, which matches the filename againsta regular expression pattern. Some examples:

• --match-regex '.+.raw': match all files ending in .raw
• -k 'IMG-08.+.jpg': match all JPEGs starting with IMG-08

Example 1: sync newly created files on FlashAir card

The -s/--sync-forever mode watches for new files. When new files are found,they're synchronized with the specified local or remote directory.

File synchronizing can be done in one of three ways:

1. Download only (default or chosen with -y down/--sync-direction down)
2. Upload only (-y up/--sync-direction up)
3. Bidirectional (-y both/--sync-direction both)

Monitor FlashAir for JPEGs and copy them to path/to/files as they appear.

Some time later, a new photo appears in the default remote directory.

Example 2: sync subset of files on FlashAir just once

Sync JPEG files that were created between December 15th, 2015 (at 3:00 pm)and January 12, 2016 with the local stuff/ directory.Notice that files which already exist and match the size in bytes of those on FlashAirare not overwritten.

Other simple --sync-once examples:

• Just grab the most recent JPEG: flashair-util -S time -n 1
• Sync most recent 5 files by timestamp: flashair-util -S time --n-files 5
• Make sure stuff/ local dir and /DCIM remote dir are completelysynchronized: flashair-util -S all -y both -d stuff/ -r /DCIM
• Of all files that end in 08.JPG, sync the 10greatest filenames: flashair-util -S name --n-files 10 -k '.+08.JPG'

Example 3: listing files on FlashAir

List all remote files created after 3:00 pm today:

List JPEGs that match a certain filename regex pattern:

List all JPEGs created in the years 2014, 2015 and 2016.

Using the flashair-config script

Help menu

Sample configurations of FlashAir

Set the FlashAir WiFi network's SSID and password.

flashair-config -k supersecretekey -s myflashairnetwork

Prepare for Internet passthrough mode. This sets the LAN SSID, password, andthe FlashAir WiFi mode. If this is successful, the device will pass throughInternet access to all connected clients.

flashair-config -K supersecretekey -S coffeeshopssid -w passthrough

Set the WiFi mode on boot instead of immediately with the -W flag:

flashair-config -w station -W

Using the tfatool Python library

Example 1: using FlashAir's command.cgi

Listing, counting files on FlashAir:

Files listed by FlashAir are converted to a namedtuple withattributes filename, directory, path, size, attribute, datetime,where size is in bytes, attribute shows file permissions and so on,and datetime is a datetime object from the arrow library.Filters can inspect any of these tuple parameters.

Example 2: using file synchronization functions

The sync module contains functions for syncing files UP to FlashAirand DOWN from FlashAir to your local filesystem.

Example 3A: watching for newly created files

The tfatool.sync module contains three generator functions formonitoring your FlashAir device and your local filesystem fornewly created fiiles. File monitoring can work in one of three ways:

1. watch for new files in a remote FlashAir directory andsync them to a local directory
2. watch for new files in a local directory andsync them to a remote FlashAir location
3. watch for new files in both local and remote locationsand synchronize them both

Download remote files as they appear with down_by_arrival:

Use up_by_arrival to upload local files as they appear.Note that with any of these functions you can passspecific local and remote directories.

Finally, use up_down_by_arrival to perform a bidirectionalsync of the local and remote directories. Note that file filterscan be applied to any of these generators.

Example 3B: watching for newly created files in a separate thread

The tfatool.sync.Monitor object watches for new files in yourFlashAir device and/or your local filesystem with a separate thread.

Uploading new files in the background:

Downloads work the same way, but with the Monitor.sync_down method.Sync bidirectionally with Monitor.sync_both.

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Example 4: sending config changes via a POST to config.cgi

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The tfatool.config module is an abstraction of FlashAir's config.cgi.To change config parameters, construct a dictionary of parameternames (tfatool.info.Config Enum types) and values.

Finally, prep the parameters for URL construction and send the request.The tfatool.config.config function will raise AssertionErrorif any value is out of bounds (e.g. if the WiFi timeout is < 60 s).These prepped parameters can then be sent to FlashAir via anHTTP POST using tfatool.config.post.

Requires requests, tqdm, arrow, tabulate, and python3.4+.

Install with your system's Python3:

Or into a virtualenv: