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All test communicates must be positive for the correct operation of the MIDL
data logger. The window contains also network configuration parameters that are
necessary to know for establishing connection with the system.
11.5. Configuration of basic parameters of the MIDL system
The correct operation of the system needs initial configuration of the Internet
link. The configuration parameters are included in a system file ”server.ini”
located on the MMC memory card. This file may be placed in the MIDL data
logger in three ways:
− writing on the MMC card by means of an universal read/write device
dedicated for MMC memory cards, connected to a PC computer, inserting
the card into the slot in the MIDL device (MASTER or SLAVE) and
switching on the power supply,
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accessing the cart in the device slot by WWW site,
accessing the cart by means of FTP protocol to send the “server.ini” file
by Internet.
Before accessing the card by WWW browser or FTP client the device must be
connected to the computer by means of IP network.
11.6. System files
There is a number of file types in the MMC memory card. From a WWW site
it is possible to access script files (“*.scr” file extension) and output data files
(“*.txt” file extension). All files on the MMC memory card are accessible by FTP
client or by reading the card in the universal card reader read/write device:
− files with „*.htm”, „*.css”, „*.js” extensions – files of graphical user
interface used by a WWW browser,
− files with „*.scr” extensions – device executable script files,
− files with “*.txt” extension - output data files generated by executable
scripts,
− files with “*.ini” – system files with the device configuration parameters.
The format and command of the executable script files are presented below.
11.7. Executable script files
Files with „*.scr” extension treated by the device as executable script files.
Table 17 below presents an example script file with commands that: fix the
SLAVE RS232C serial port transmission speed to 9600 baud, give a name to the
output data file where the data from the addressed sensor will be stored, send a
command to the serial RS485 interface with the address activating the individual
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