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configuration file (data file). However, only a few essential parameters
need to be reviewed and altered to use the file with another transceiver.
A configuration file makes it easy to apply your unique settings to any
transceiver(s) you wish. Configuration files also provide you with a tool
to restore parameters to a known working set, in the event that a
parameter is improperly set and performance is affected.
See “USING
CONFIGURATION SCRIPTS” on Page 181 for detailed instructions
and a sample configuration file.
Figure 3-52. Configuration Files Menu
•
TFTP Host Address
—IP address of the computer on which the
TFTP server resides. [
Any valid IP address
]
•
Config Filename
—Name of the file containing the configuration
profile to be transferred to the TFTP server. The configuration
information is in ASCII format. May require a sub-directory
(for example:
config\entranet-config.txt)
.
[
Any 40-character alphanumeric string
]
NOTE:
The filename field is used in identifying the desired incoming
file and as the name of file being exported to the TFTP server.
Before exporting the configuration profile, you might want to
name it something that reflects radio services or identification.
•
TFTP Timeout
—Time in seconds the TFTP server waits for a
packet ACK (acknowledgment) from the transceiver before
suspending the file transfer. [
10 to 120 sec; 30
]
•
Retrieve File
—Initiate the file transfer of the configuration file
from the TFTP server into the transceiver.
•
Send File
—Initiate the file transfer from the current
configuration file to the TFTP server.