Instructions

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Passwords
The FTP server supports two types of access:
• an anonymous login (username ANONYMOUS, password can be anything) provides read-only access to the
DT80's file system.
• a full login (using the username and password configured in the DT80 profile) provides read/write access
To set the FTP password, use the following profile commands:
PROFILE FTP_SERVER USER=DT
PROFILE FTP_SERVER PASSWORD=TOPSECRET
If, for security reasons, you want to disable the FTP server altogether, enter:
PROFILE FTP_SERVER SUPPORTED=NO
You can also disable anonymous logins, using:
PROFILE FTP_SERVER ALLOW_ANONYMOUS=NO
FTP Client Software
A Windows computer includes at least two different FTP clients that can be used to access the DT80's file system. You
can run the traditional command-line version by typing
ftp ip-address
in a command prompt window (ip-address is the IP address of the DT80).
Alternatively, most web browsers will allow you to browse the DT80 by entering the following URL:
ftp://user:password@ip-address/drive:/, or
ftp://ip-address/drive:/ (for anonymous read-only access)
where:
• user and password are the username and password to use.
• ip-address is the DT80's IP address
• drive is the DT80 drive to browse (
A or B).
The browser should then present a list of available files and folders, through which you can navigate simply by clicking
on links.
Figure 108: Typical file display when connected to DT80 FTP server
In order to load a file onto the DT80, or delete a file, you will need to:
• use a true FTP client, as opposed to a web browser. Windows Explorer (not Internet Explorer), or the command
line client are suitable, or there are numerous others available.
• specify the configured username and password as set in the profile. For example, with the default settings you
could enter the following into the Windows Explorer address bar:
ftp://DATATAKER:DATATAKER@192.168.1.202/B:/
and then if you drag files into it then they should be uploaded to the logger.