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3 Project Settings Dialog Box
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Project Set
tings
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Inactivity Timeout
Set the timeout period between the MICRO/I and the FTP Client. After log in to the MICRO/I, if there is no
communication between the MICRO/I and the FTP client for a specified set time, the MICRO/I will automatically
disconnect the communication.
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Specify Target
Select SD Memory Card
*1
or USB Flash Drive to specify target folder. When you specify the target folder, you
cannot access the higher level folders.
*1 HG5G/4G/3G/2G-V, HG4G/3G, HG2G-5F only
(Data Type): Select the data type for the timeout period until the MICRO/I disconnects the FTP client. Units are
minutes.
Value: Use a constant value (1 to 60).
Device Address: Use a value of device address.
Click to display the Tag Editor. For the device address configuration procedure,
refer to Chapter 2 “5.1 Device Address Settings” on page 2-68.
• The timeout period to login the MICRO/I is 1 minute.
• If
Device Address is selected for (Data Type), note the following points:
- When the value of device address is 0, the Inactivity Timeout is 1 minute, and when the value of device
address is 61 or more, the Inactivity Timeout is regarded as 60 minutes.
- Once a network connection is established between the FTP client and the MICRO/I, the timeout period
cannot be changed. The timeout period needs to be set in Device Address before connecting the FTP
client to the MICRO/I.
Location: Specify the location of the target folder path. The maximum number is 247 characters.
Example: Access the “RECIPE” folder under “HGDATA01” folder on the external memory device
HGDATA01
\
RECIPE
A
B
HGDATA01
/
(The root folder of the SD memory card)
(The root folder of the FTP server)
(The root folder of the USB flash drive)
RECIPE
(Folder specified as Target) Subfolders and files contained
in the specified Target are accessible.