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…5 Configuration

FTP connections

There are two methods available to users to connect to the 
AWT420 via FTP: 

•  with a FTP client 
•  with a web browser. 

The operational difference between the two methods is that 
connection is in read-only mode when using a web browser, as 
they normally do not support file-sending capabilities. Note  
that the AWT420 only allows one connection with FTP. It is not 
possible to connect via FTP from two or more different 
locations to the same device.

Finally, web browsers do not support Secure FTP. If the user 
needs to connect via FTP with a web browser, the Secure 
Connection in the FTP menu must be set to 

Disabled

. If this not 

acceptable, it is necessary to connect to the device with an FTP 
client.

Connecting with FTP using a web browser

To initiate an FTP connection, in the web browser address bar 
type the URL in the following format:

ftp://username:password@ip_address

For example, if the IP Address of the device is 10.0.0.1, the user 
must connect with 'advanced' privileges and the password 
must be setup as 'advanced'. The following address should be 
typed in the browser address bar:

ftp://advanced:[email protected]

Once connection is established, the browser removes the 
username and password values from the address bar.

Please refer to the following screenshots taken with Mozilla 
Firefox:

Figure 15  AWT420 FTP Logon

Figure 16  AWT420 FTP Home Directory

From the Home Directory it is then possible to navigate into the 
DATA and LOG folders to retrieve recorded data and the various 

event logs. As mentioned, the web browser only allows 
downloads from the device; it is not possible to upload files.

Connecting with FTP using an FTP client

In this section the FTP client FileZilla is used as an example. 
Many other FTP clients are available, both commercial and free 
(e.g. WinSCP, CoreFTP, etc.). For each one of them the operation 
to setup an FTP connection will vary, but the basic information 
needed is always the same.

Also, with an FTP client it is possible to connect securely using 
Secure FTP. FileZilla offers the option of running a secure 
connection if it detects that the remote device can support it. 
This is shown in the following paragraphs.

Installing FileZilla

FileZilla is available for free from the following website: 

https://filezilla-project.org/

For the purposes of this setup, it is sufficient to download the 
Client version:

Figure 17  FileZilla client

Summary of Contents for AWT420

Page 1: ...ter are available for free download from www abb com measurement or by scanning this code Links and reference numbers for the transmitter publications are also shown below Search for click on AWT420 t...

Page 2: ...4 Installation 6 Cable length 6 Cable specification 6 Network connection 6 Cable entries 6 Ethernet module installation 6 5 Configuration 7 Ethernet menus 7 Non secure connections 8 Secure connections...

Page 3: ...e of the equipment Failure to do so could result in bodily harm or damage to the equipment WARNING Bodily injury Installation operation maintenance and servicing must be performed by suitably trained...

Page 4: ...d as far as possible The European Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE Directive that initially came into force on August 13 2005 aims to reduce the waste arising from electrical and electro...

Page 5: ...If the device were to experience data flooding exceeding this rate it will become unresponsive to network requests during the data flooding and for several seconds after the data flooding ends 3 Overv...

Page 6: ...5 socket Route data lines clear of the source of any strong electrical and magnetic fields Cable entries Use cable entry D A M20 mains power B M16 sensor 1 C M16 sensor 2 D M20 Ethernet cable entry se...

Page 7: ...a web browser Enabled Port Number Configures the Port Number from which the transmitter listens for connections requests This configuration must be changed according to the configuration of the Secure...

Page 8: ...ash encrypted with the server s private key digital signature Upon reception of the digital certificate the client tries to decrypt the signature to retrieve the original certificate hash and compare...

Page 9: ...vice identifier The Device Identifier is a 16 bit value created in the AWT420 device during the first provisioning phase and that remains the same for the lifetime of the device The operator can use i...

Page 10: ...e calculated value Figure 8 Device Identified programmed As noted previously the value shown is different for each device the value displayed in Figure 7 is an example only From this moment onwards it...

Page 11: ...ed data instead This applies to both secured and unsecured web connections To avoid this problem it might be necessary to clear the web browser cache to force it to display the latest data the device...

Page 12: ...lowing address should be typed in the browser address bar ftp advanced advanced 10 0 0 1 Once connection is established the browser removes the username and password values from the address bar Please...

Page 13: ...button New Site A new entry is created in the My Sites folder Select a name for the new connection in this example it will be AWT420 Figure 21 FileZilla Connections dialog part 1 Now add the followin...

Page 14: ...setup When connecting securely a dialog asking if the device certificate is to be trusted is displayed Ensure the device identifier corresponds to the one created in the device during the First Provi...

Page 15: ...nd reducing instrument downtime However it is still necessary to follow the upgrade instructions for both transmitter and sensor modules Refer to ABB Library and the upgrade instructions for details P...

Page 16: ...ght to make technical changes or modify the contents of this document without prior notice With regard to purchase orders the agreed particulars shall prevail ABB does not accept any responsibility wh...

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