User`s guide

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Buffer Functions (Polling)
Examples:
• If the base file name is defined as "TEST", and the File contains
standard, non-alarm data (ST) received via the AUX port (X), the file
name would be "TESTXST".
• If the base file name is "PBX", and the file contains records that
matched Alarm Filter 2 (
A2), which were received via PBX Port B (B),
then the file name would be "
PBXBA2".
• If the base file name is not defined, but the site ID is "ACME", and the
file contains records that matched Alarm Filter 1 (
A1), which were
received via PBX Port A (
A), then the file name would be "ACMAA1".
16.5.4. Commands Supported by FTP Server
The FTP Server function supports the following FTP commands.
• ABOR - Aborts the current FTP operation.
• DELE filename - Deletes the specified filename from the FTP
Server, where filename is the file you intend to delete. The DELE
command can only be applied to the last file read.
Note: If a file transfer is aborted before completion, the DELE
command will still delete the target file, even though the file has not
yet been transferred to your remote PC.
• HELP cmdname - Displays help information for the specified
command (where cmdname is the target command.) If cmdname
is omitted, then the HELP command will display a summary of all
available FTP commands.
• LIST (Also DIR or LS) - Displays a listing of all files residing in the
current directory at the FTP server.
• NOOP - (No Operation) Keeps the FTP connection alive without
actually initiating a command function.
• PASS password - The FTP client uses this command to submit the
user-entered password to the FTP Server (the VIP.)
• PORT h1,h2,h3,h4,p1,p2 - Sends the client's IP address and
port number to the FTP Server, where
h1,h2,h3,h4 is the IP
address and p1,p2 is the port number.
• PWD - Displays the current active directory at the FTP Server.
• QUIT - Terminates the FTP connection.
• RETR filename - Retrieves the specified file from the FTP Server,
where filename is the desired file.