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CONFIGURING THE FTP SERVER
CRIMSON USER MANUAL - MODULAR CONTROLLER
The Log synchronization becomes available and the following settings can be entered.
• The Base Directory defines the directory on the server where the log files will be
synchronized. This directory is relative to the folder settings given in the FTP
server. For example, if the FTP server is programmed to save any FTP
connection under C:\inetpub\ftproot and the Base Directory in Crimson 2.0 is
\MyFolder, then all log files will be saved under C:\inetpub\ftproot\MyFolder.
The G3 will duplicate the folder tree present on the CompactFlash card in the
Base Directory so data remains in the same order.
• The Sync Period is the frequency at which the terminal will synchronize file
transfers.
• The Sync Delay is the offset in minutes past the hour between file transfers. Use
this property to allow multiple terminals’ file transfers to be offset to avoid
collisions.
ADVANCED FTP EXCHANGE FUNCTIONS
Please refer to Appendix A later in this manual for details on the FtpPutFile() and
FtpGetFile() functions. The second function is useful when you plan to load a file from the
server to the CompactFlash card. Automatic logging only transfers from the CompactFlash
card to the server.
CONFIGURING THE FTP SERVER
Crimson’s FTP Server provides a mean to exchange files between a Modular Controller
Master and an FTP client application (CSMSTRSX and GT only). The Master will act as a
server, waiting for client applications to connect and download or upload files.
For example, a user can connect to a Master using an FTP client software and download log
files from the CompactFlash card to the PC hard drive. On the other hand, he could upload
new recipe files or updated HTML files for the custom web site from the PC hard drive to the
Master CompactFlash card.
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