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General Reference GuideeWON Configuration3.8 WizardsTo help you quickly and easily configure some features, eWON provides you some wizards.Use thelogo to display the availables wizards on your eWON.Figure 70: Wizards listWizardDescriptionUse this wizard to configure your eWON for Internet connection.You can choose between Modem or WAN, encode your PIN code,APN (for GPRS), choose if the connection will be permanent orOnDemand, ...Only available for eWON with modem.Use this wizard to test your Internet connection.Only available for eWON with modem.Use this wizard to add your eWON to your Talk2M account.Only available for eWON with VPN.Table 54:Depending on its type, the eWON will show you only the wizard corresponding to its hardware.RG-001-0-EN ver 1.5 eWON® - 20/03/2009 - ©ACT'L sa Page 83
General Reference GuideeWON Configuration4 Configuring the eWON by a file uploadIt is possible to configure the eWON by uploading some files with an FTP client program.If you need to configure the eWON, you will put the config.bin file or the two config.txt and comcfg.txt files on the root directory of the eWON.You could also put the program.bas directly on the eWON. You can edit/modify the script Basic application in your favorite text editor, save as textfile with the name program.bas and upload it in the eWON.The files config.txt and comcfg.txt are interpreted by eWON. The eWON will use only the parameters that are known by it. In addition, you cansend a config.txt file containing only the parameters that you want to modify.For instance, if the Config.txt file only contains the following lines, only the eWON identification will be changed.:SystemIdentification:New_IdentificationThe config.txt file contains three sections: System, TagList and UserList. A section must only be declared if at least one field of that group ispresent in the file. A field must always appear after its section declaration.A section is declared on a separated line, preceded by a colon (See example above).Each user and Tag appears on a separated line, with its field separated by a semicolon.Example: the following config.txt file updates the eWON identification, defines a first user named "user1", a second user named "user2", and aTag named "tag1". Notice that for user1, the CBMode is not specified and takes the value 0 (Mandatory), while for user2, CBMode takes thevalue 1 (User Defined).:SystemIdentification:eWONInformation::TagList"Id";"Name";"Description";"ServerName";"Address";"tagvalue"1;"tag1";"first Tag";"MEM";"tag1";"47":UserList"Id";"FirstName";"LastName";"Login";"Password";"Information";"CBMode"1;"Jacques";"Dupond";"user1";"thePassword";"first user";2;"Albert";"Deux";"user2";"thePassword2";"second user";"1"When creating a Tag or a user, any field that is not specified will take the default value. Be aware that when creating a user, the full rights areallowed on the Tags by default (v.o.a.c).The fields found in the config.txt and comcfg.txt file can also be used with the GETSYS and SETSYS functions explained in “eWON ProgrammingManual”.A table describing all the fields can be found in “eWON Programming Manual”.RG-001-0-EN ver 1.5 eWON® - 20/03/2009 - ©ACT'L sa Page 84
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