Section E Logs
E-14
Manual FT
The operator at the operator station can start the file transfer at any time
by pressing the F
ILE TRANS. button.
File transfer cannot be started spontaneously. The FILE TRANS button in
the signal sequence log operating dialog is shown grayed out, i.e. it
cannot be selected.
Target The target for the data to be transferred should be specified here. Ideally
the target station will also have the DigiBrowse software installed on it, so
that the trend and log archive files can be displayed and further processed.
Station IP address of the target computer. If the DigiVis PC is to be used as the tar-
get for export, its own IP address must be entered here.
Path If the archive files are to be copied to a directory, the complete directory
name must be entered here. A default path can be set in the target station’s
Peer Web Services, so that only a backslash (\) is entered at this point,
possibly followed by the rest of the path branch. For example, the path
C:\ARCHIV\STATION\SFP for the target computer can mean that it diverts
all received archives to the preset path C:\ARCHIV, and the incoming ar-
chive contributes the path information \STATION1\SFP.
It should be noted that when transferring data the target computer is
responsible for any additional manipulation of the files. The copied file
is only temporary and is overwritten the next time the corresponding
archive is exported.
The target path to the archive storage must be present and may not
be write-protected.
File The export files are stored with the file name entered under Target Path.
Example: STATION1\SFP\SFP_MANUFACTURE. This file is overwritten in
every export. Path and file name together may have a total length of 100
characters.
Directory [8.3] The export files are transferred in DOS format - e.g. to a PC with WfW op-
erating system and active FTP server. The file name corresponds to the
export date in the format ‘YMMDDHHm.mss’, e.g. 70528162.320 .
The file name contains no information about the archive type. Choose
a suitable path name to ensure it is recognizable afterwards.
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