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General Reference GuideExport Block Descriptors8.3.16.5 Examples$dtTR $td {/usr/file1.txt} $fnmytar.tarWill make a TAR file named “mytar.tar” containing the file /usr/file1.txt$dtTR $td {/usr/MyFile1.txt},{/usr/MyFile2.txt} $fnmytar.tarWill make a TAR file named “mytar.tar” containing the files /usr/MyFile1.txt and /usr/MyFile2.txt$dtTR $td {$dtCF $ftT $fnMyConfig.txt} $fnmytar.tarWill make an eTAR file named “mytar.tar” containing the eWON configuration file named “MyConfig.txt”$dtTR $td {/usr/file1.txt},{$dtCF $ftT $fnMyConfig.txt} $fnmytar.tarWill make an eTAR file named “mytar.tar” containing the eWON configuration file named “MyConfig.txt” and the file /usr/file1.txt$dtTR $td {/usr/*} $fnmytar.tarWill make a TAR file named “mytar.tar” containing all the /usr directory$dtTR $td {/usr/*},{$dtPG $fnprogram.bas},{$dtCF $ftT $fnconfig.txt},{$dtSC $ftT$fncomcfg.txt} $fnmytar.tarWill make an eTAR file named “mytar.tar” containingall the /usr directory,the program file named “program.bas”,the configuration file named “config.txt”and the communication configuration file named “comcfg.txt”putftp "Test_TAR.tar","[$dtTR $td{/usr/Page1.shtm},{/usr/Page2.shtm}]"Will put by FTP the file “Test_TAR.tar” containing the files Page1.shtm and Page2.shtm.Note that for FTP action, the filename is the first parameter of the PutFTP instruction, then the $fn parameter is not required in the TARcommand.note: It is forbidden to include an item that described a TAR format itself.THE TAR IS NOT RECURSIVE !Forbidden example: $dtTR $td{ $TR ……….. }8.3.17 Additional exports available$dtTL$dtPG$dtCFTag ListProgramConfiguration FileTable 183: additional exports availableThese are all the files from the eWON configuration. They are equivalent to the file available through the eWON FTP server.RG-001-0-EN ver 1.5 eWON® - 20/03/2009 - ©ACT'L sa Page 191
General Reference GuideUpgrading the eWON firmware9 Upgrading the eWON firmware9.1 PurposeThere are two ways to upgrade the eWON firmware: by using eBuddy, the eWON utility designed to set up the eWON, or by directly uploading anew firmware on the eWON by means of a FTP client.9.2 Upgrading the eWON firmware with eBuddyeBuddy allows you to update your eWONs with the latest firmware versions that are available for download from the eWON web site.eBuddy downloads the firmwares and it stocks them in a folder on the local machine.When you use the Update Firmware feature, eBuddy compares the firmware on the selected eWON with the latest firmwares, and it proposes toyou to upgrade your eWON with one of the stored and up-to-date firmwares.That means you first have to update eBuddy itself prior to upgrade the eWON firmware (please refer to the “eBuddy User Guide” you candownload from Support/Documentation/User guides on http://www.ewon.biz).The second link in the eBuddy Wizard home page is used if you want to update the firmware from one of the eWONs on your network. Click onthe link to launch the wizard:Select an eWON, either by entering directly its serial number or by choosing it in the Select an eWON dialog box; enter the login and password forthe eWON, then click on Next in the Update Firmware Wizard.Select the firmware Language and Version you want to apply, then click Next.RG-001-0-EN ver 1.5 eWON® - 20/03/2009 - ©ACT'L sa Page 192
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