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In the "File suffix" field, the file name extension is entered in the ". xxx" format, e. g."csv".
The "Path" field specifies the directory below the FTP root directory (for the logged-on user) in which
the data is to be stored.
In the selection field "Dispatch interval" you can set the interval or time at which the data is stored on
the FTP server.
Available for selection:
Interval Time (full hour)
•
10 minutes
• 30 minutes
• 60 minutes
•
120 minutes
•
180 minutes
• 240 minutes
• 360 minutes
• 480 minutes
•
720 minutes
• 1440 minutes
•
00:00
• 01:00
• 02:00
•
03:00
•
04:00
• 05:00
• 06:00
• 07:00
•
08:00
• 09:00
• 10:00
•
11:00
•
12:00
• 13:00
• 14:00
•
15:00
•
16:00
• 17:00
• 18:00
• 19:00
•
20:00
• 21:00
• 22:00
•
23:00
Note: If the function is used in conjunction with mobile communication, a transmission interval of less
than 30 minutes is not recommended for a poor network connection.
The stored data is sent from one transmission to the next. The maximum extent of the data is limited to
a period of up to one month.
The data for FTP export can be defined in 2 binary and 2 ASCII formats:
64 bit binary with Unix date Standard binary file in 64Bit REAL IEEE
format. (Sequence of the data, as de-
fined in Settings for the export format.)
32 bit binary with Unix date Binary file in 32Bit REAL IEEE format.
(Sequence of the data, as defined in
Settings for the export format.)
ASCII CSV with decimal point and
comma as field separator
CSV export file comma as field separa-
tor and decimal point (0.1). (Sequence
of the data, as defined in Settings for the
export format.)
ASCII CSV with decimal point and semi-
colon as field separator
CSV export file semicolon as field sepa-
rator and decimal point (0.1). (Sequence
of the data, as defined in Settings for the
export format.)
The sequence of the data and its information content for FTP export is defined in the settings for the
"Export format". See chapter 6.1.1.4.