Mobile Apps
This section shows you the different apps that you can use to manage your Ultra.cc slot.
Transdrone
Manage your torrents from your Android device with Transdrone. All popular clients are supported: µTorrent, Transmission, rTorrent, Vuze, Deluge, BitTorrent 6, qBittorrent, and many more. You can view and manage running torrents and individual files. Adding is accessible via the integrated search or RSS feeds (full version required). Monitor progress using the home screen widget or background alarm service.
You can download Transdrone from their links:
- Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.transdroid.lite&hl=en&gl=US
- F-Droid: https://f-droid.org/en/packages/org.transdroid.lite/
Connect to your Ultra.cc service
Deluge
Name: This is just for your reference and can be any name you wish
Server Type: Here is where you choose which client you wish to interface with. For this section, we will be using Deluge 1.2+
IP or hostname: Here, you need to add your Ultra.cc URL, which can be found in the first half of your web UI URL
The format looks like this username.servername.usbx.me
Username: Deluge username, which can be found in the application tab of your control panel under show info for Deluge
Password: Deluge password, which can be found in the application tab of your control panel under show info for Deluge under Username (you may need to click the eyeball icon to reveal it)
Advanced Settings: Advanced Settings only contains a few settings you need to address:
- Port number: 443
- Folder: /deluge
- Use SSL: Checked
- Accept all SSL certificates: Checked
Optional Settings: Most of these options are non-applicable; however, you may want to check notifications when a new torrent is added and torrent finished notifications depending on your preference
ruTorrent
Upon opening Transdrone, you will need to click the three dots on the top right-hand side of your screen and press settings, then add a server. Then a pop-up will appear, to select "add normal, custom server."
Name: This is just for your reference and can be any name you wish
Server Type: Here is where you choose which client you wish to interface with. For this section, we will be using rtorrent
IP or hostname: Here, you need to add your hostname, which can be found in the User Control Panel, under ruTorrent and will include your Username like below it may consist of https:// this must be removed when adding to transdrone.
The format looks like this username.servername.usbx.me
Username: ruTorrent username, which can be found in the Apps tab of the User Control Panel, under the Show info for ruTorrent
Password: ruTorrent password, which can be found in the Apps tab of the User Control Panel, under the Show info for ruTorrent under Username (you may need to click the eyeball icon to reveal it)
Advanced Settings: Advance Settings contains four settings you need to address
- Port: 443
- SCGI mount point: /RPC2
- Use SSL: Ticked
- Accept all SSL certificates: Ticked
Optional Settings: Most of these options are non-applicable; however, you may want to check notifications when a new torrent is added and torrent finished notifications depending on your preference
Transmission
Upon opening Transdrone, you will need to click the three dots on your screen's top right-hand side and press settings, and then add server. Then a pop-up will appear select "add normal, custom server."
Name: This is just for your reference and can be any name you wish
Server Type: Here is where you choose which client you wish to interface with. For this section, we will be using Transmission.
IP or hostname: Here, you need to add your hostname, which can be found in the Ultra.cc Control panel under Transmission and will include your Username like below it may consist of https:// this must be removed when adding to Transdrone.
The format looks like this username.servername.usbx.me
Username: Transmission username, which can be found in the application tab of your control panel under show info for Transmission
Password: Transmission password, which can be found in the application tab of your control panel under show info for Transmission under Username (you may need to click the eyeball icon to reveal it)
Advanced Settings: Advanced Settings only contains a few settings you need to address:
- Port number: 443
- Folder: /transmission/rpc
- Use SSL: Checked
- Accept all SSL certificates: Checked
Optional Settings: Most of these options are non-applicable; however, you may want to check notifications when a new torrent is added and torrent finished notifications depending on your preference
Qbittorrent
Name: This is just for your reference and can be any name you wish
Server Type: Here is where you choose which client you wish to interface with. For this section, we will be using Qbittorrent
IP or hostname: Here, you need to add your Ultra.cc URL, which can be found in the first half of your web UI URL
The format looks like this username.servername.usbx.me
Username: Qbittorrent username, which can be found in the application tab of your control panel under show info for Qbittorrent
Password: Qbittorrent password, which can be found in the application tab of your control panel under show info for Qbittorrent under Username (you may need to click the eyeball icon to reveal it)
Advance Settings: Advanced Settings only contains a few settings you need to address:
- Port number: 443
- Folder: /qbittorrent
- Use SSL: Checked
- Accept all SSL certificates: Checked
Optional Settings: Most of these options are non-applicable; however, you may want to check notifications when a new torrent is added and torrent finished notifications depending on your preference
NZB360
nzb360 is a full-featured NZB manager that focuses on providing the best experience possible for controlling all of your Usenet, media, and automation needs. It is available only on Android and is free to try; however, most useful features are inaccessible until purchased.
You can visit their site here: https://nzb360.com/.
In this guide, we’ll be setting up NZB360 to manage your apps in your Ultra.cc service easily.
After the installation of NZB360, you will be welcomed to the app. Your first step is to access settings, which can be found by tapping the three horizontal lines in the top left-hand corner of the screen.
Each application has a set of settings, and each differs slightly. We will document the most relevant settings in most applications to allow you to connect and use your Ultra application remotely from your Android device.
NZBGet
Field | Value |
Primary address | https://username.servername.usbx.me/nzbget |
Username | Set during NZBGet install |
Password | Set during NZBGet install |
SABnzbd
Field | Value |
Primary Address | https://username.servername.usbx.me/sabnzbd |
SABnzbd API Key | The API key is straightforward to find but is tucked away in the SABnzbd interface settings which can be accessed using the cog icon in the top right corner of the Sabnzbd webpage. To find the key itself you will need to navigate to General then scroll down to API Key. |
Sonarr
Field | Value |
Primary Address | https://username.servername.usbx.me/sonarr |
Sonarr API Key | Finding your API Key is simple to do first open Sonarr, open settings \> general. Your API key will be listed there make a note of this. |
Radarr
Field | Value |
Primary Address | https://username.servername.usbx.me/radarr |
Radarr API Key | Finding your API Key is simple to do first open Radarr, open settings \> general. Your API key will be listed there make a note of this. |
Torrents
Rutorrent
Field | Value |
Enable Torrents | Activate slider |
Primary connection address | https://username.servername.usbx.me |
Username | Rutorrent username which can be found in the application tab of your control panel under show info for Rutorrent |
Password | Rutorrent password which can be found in the application tab of your control panel under show info for Rutorrent under username (you may need to click the eyeball icon to reveal it) |
Path to XML-RPC API | /RPC2 |
Deluge
Field | Value |
Primary connection address | https://username.servername.usbx.me/deluge |
Password | Deluge password which can be found in the application tab of your control panel under show info for Deluge under username (you may need to click the eyeball icon to reveal it) |
Transmission
Setting up Transmission is a little more tricky due to a built-in lockout feature in Transmission. We will describe this at the bottom of this section. Upon navigating to NZB360 Settings you will need to select the Torrent Settings option.
Field | Value |
Primary connection address | https://username.servername.usbx.me/transmission or https://username.servername.usbx.me:443/transmission/rpc |
Username | Transmission username which can be found on the Apps tab in your UCP, under the Show info button for Transmission |
Password | Transmission password which can be found on the Apps tab in your UCP, under the Show info button for Transmission under username (you may need to click the eyeball icon to reveal it) |
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