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Hardware Panel
This panel displays the cell size for each sector on the storage map.
USB drives plugged into Blackmagic Cloud Pod will also appear here. The power supply
indicators display the status for AV and DC power inputs.
The Internet icon confirms your cloud store is connected to the Internet so syncs can
be performed.
Error Messages
This section shows the different error messages that may appear in the hardware panel and
what they represent.
Sync Errors
No Internet
You have been logged out of
your online folder
Cannot connect to online server
Invalid online login information
Disk is full
Storage is full
Cannot find online sync folder
Set to read only
Disk Errors
Disk Error
Unable to connect to drive in USB-C DISK 1
No Local Drive Attached
Connect drive via USB-C
Check that your Internet is connected.
This may appear when your online folder has been connected for
a long period of time and has automatically disconnected. All you
need to do is log back into your online account using the cloud
sync settings in the Blackmagic Cloud Store Setup utility.
This can appear if there is a problem with your Internet connection.
Check that your Internet is connected and your network settings
are correct.
This may happen if your credentials have been changed for your
online account. To solve this error, simply log back into your
account using the Blackmagic Cloud Store Setup utility.
Your cloud store's internal storage is full and you will need to
delete files to make room.
Your online account has run out of space and you will need
to delete some files to make space to enable syncs.
This can happen when the sync folder has been deleted or
renamed.
Your cloud store has been set to read only mode. Disable read
only mode using the setup utility.
The USB disk plugged into port 1 is not formatted using exFAT
or HFS formats. You can format the disk using a Mac or Windows
computer. Refer to the 'formatting USB drives' section.
This will appear if there is no USB drive plugged into
Blackmagic Cloud Pod.
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