MGP Pro Series • Remote Configuration and Control
75
Command
ASCII (Telnet)
(Host to Processor)
URL Encoded (Web)
(Host to Processor)
Response
(Processor to Host)
Additional Description
Remap Port Designations (continued)
Read web port
map
24
E
MH
}
W
MH
|
{
port#
}
]
Set Direct Access
port map
24
E
{
port#
}
MD
}
W
{
port#
}
MD
|
Pmd
{
port#
}
]
Reset Direct
Access port map
24
E
2001MD
}
W
2001MD
|
Pmd
02001
]
Disable Direct
Access port map
24
E
0MD
}
W
0MD
|
Pmd
00000
]
Read Direct
Access port map
24
E
MD
}
W
MD
|
{
port#
}
]
Listing Connections
List connections
E
CC
}
W
CC
|
{
Number
of connections
}
]
File Commands
List files from
current directory
E
DF
}
W
DF
|
(See below.)
Retrieve a list of files stored in
the MGP Pro
List files from
current directory
and below
E
LF
}
W
LF
|
(See below.)
Each line of the response
lists a different file name and
its corresponding file size.
The last line of the response
indicates how much available
file space remains.
Unit web responses (HTML sample code):
var
file
–
new
array
():
file
[1]
=
‘
filename1
,
date1
,
filesize1
’;
file
[2]
=
‘
filename2
,
date2
,
filesize2
’;
file
[3]
=
‘
filename3
,
date3
,
filesize3
’;
...
file
[
n
]
=
‘
filename
n
,
date
n
,
filesize
n
’;
file
[
n+1
]
=
‘
filename
n+1
,
date
n+1
,
filesize
n+1
’;
Unit Telnet text responses:
filename
x
•
date/time
•
length
]
filename
x
•
date/time
•
length
]
filename
x
•
date/time
•
length
]
filename
x
•
date/time
•
length
]
...
space_remaining
•
bytes
left
]
]
Stream Files via Port 80
Load file to user
flash memory
Use POST on port 80 followed by the delimited data to be written to the flash file memory.
Retrieve file from
user flash memory
Send a page GET on port 80 followed by:
WSF
|
Responds with raw unprocessed data in file
Example
http://192.168.254.254/mypage.html?cmd=WSF
|
Stream Files via Telnet, RS-232, or RS-422
Load file to user
flash memory
E
+UF
filesize
,
filename
}
{
Raw
unprocessed
data
in
file
up
to
filesize
}
Upl
]
Retrieve file from
user flash memory
E
filename
SF
}
W
filename
SF
Responds with 4 bytes of file size + raw
unprocessed data in file.
