The GY-HM890 shares the GY-HM850 network and Clip Server workflow: a supported HOST USB adapter provides connectivity, four profiles can target arbitrary FTP/SFTP/FTPS/FTPES servers, and completed clips can be selected on-camera or through the browser UI.
Menu path: HOST USB adapter > Main Menu > System > Network/Settings > Connection Setup > Wizard > Main Menu > System > Network/Settings > Clip Server > Clip-FTP1..4 > Media mode > thumbnail > LOLUX/3 > FTP Upload > Web browser > Clip List > Upload. Protocols: FTP · SFTP · FTPS implicit · FTPES explicit. Sends: recorded video clips on SD media.
Documented from the manufacturer manual. Sources reviewed .
TransportWi-Fi adapter through HOST USB + Ethernet adapter through HOST USB + cellular modem through HOST USB
Payloadrecorded video clips on SD media
Triggersmanual clip upload from thumbnail view / selected or all-clip upload / browser-triggered clip upload
Before you touch the menu
What to gather
01Current GY-HM890 firmware.
02A JVC-supported HOST USB Wi-Fi, Ethernet, or cellular adapter.
03A recorded test clip on SD media.
04Camera to Anywhere host, protocol, port, credentials, and directory.
05Expected server fingerprint for a secure protocol.
Connection fields
Alias
Short job/destination name.
Identifies the profile in the upload screen.
Protocol
FTP, SFTP, FTPS (implicit), or FTPES (explicit).
Must match the receiver.
Server
Hostname or IP only.
Identifies Camera to Anywhere ingress.
Port
Assigned port.
Selects the protocol listener.
Dir. Path
Assigned remote directory.
Routes the clip to the proper workflow.
Username
Per-source username.
Authenticates the camera.
Password
Issued password.
Completes authentication.
PASV Mode
On for FTP-family protocols behind NAT; unavailable for SFTP.
Uses passive data connections.
The menu, step by step
01
HOST USB adapter
Attach the supported adapter while powered off.
MANUFACTURER MANUAL EXCERPT · 1/1
Reviewed menu evidence for GY-HM850 / GY-HM890 family from the archived manual, page 140.
Progress and stop controls appear during transfer.
Secure protocols display a server fingerprint.
Duplicate names normally prompt before overwrite.
The camera can resume shooting while a transfer is in progress.
Limits and warnings
Requires a supported HOST USB adapter.
No automatic or chunked FTP workflow is documented in this family manual.
HTTP FTP proxy mode permits only FTP and may overwrite without prompting.
Resume is not documented in this manual revision.
Network-adapter support should be checked against JVC's current list.
Prove it on your body
Run this checklist on the exact body, firmware, network, and media format you will use on assignment.
Use the current firmware and JVC's current supported-adapter list. FTP resume is unavailable when SFTP is selected. Physical Camera to Anywhere interoperability is not yet lab-verified.
01Valid network IP appears.
02Correct Clip Server alias is selected.
03Fingerprint is verified.
04A short clip uploads.
05Remote filename and size match.
06Failure/retry behavior is tested before production.
If it will not send
01Cannot connect
Verify adapter recognition, IP/DNS/gateway, server, port, and firewall.
02Access denied
Confirm remote directory permissions.
03Invalid credentials
Correct Username and Password in the selected Clip-FTP profile.
04Invalid path
Correct Dir. Path and ensure it exists.
05Certificate/key warning
Validate the fingerprint with the endpoint administrator.
Sources
The local archive keeps this research reproducible if an official link changes. It is not redistributed through this site.
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JVC GY-HM850/GY-HM890 Instructions
Printed pp. 140-141, Clip Server; pp. 180-182, Uploading a Recorded Video Clip