Mitsubishi Electric C70, Setup Manual

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C70 Setup Manual
Appendix 1.3 Base Specifications Parameters
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FTP Host address FTP server IP address
Set the FTP server IP address.
Separate the each element with "." (period).
---Setting range---
Setting must be done in accordance with the network code of the connecting environment.
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#21038
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FTP User name FTP server login name
Set the FTP server login name.
---Setting range---
15 or less alphabets, numbers, and symbols.
Alphabets in capital letters only.
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#21039
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FTP PASSWORD FTP server login password
Set the FTP server login password.
---Setting range---
15 or less alphabets, numbers, and symbols.
Alphabets in capital letters only.
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#21040
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FTP Directory Downloaded file's pass
Set the pass of the file to be downloaded.
Use (*) for colons (:) which separate drive names. * will be recognaized as the end of the drive name.
Input slash (/) instead of (\) to mark off the directory, even if the server is Windows.
---Setting range---
20 or less characters.
Alphabets in capital letters only.
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#21041
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FTP File name Downloaded file's name
Set the name of the file to be downloaded.
---Setting range---
20 or less characters.
Alphabets in capital letters only.
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#21042
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FTP Retry Num retry
Set the number of times to retry when a connection error occurs.
---Setting range---
0 to 999 (times)
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#21043
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FTP Timeout Connection time out
Set the timeout time when connecting.
---Setting range---
0 to 99 (s)
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#21048
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mmacpro Tool builders macro password
Resister and certify a password for editing machine builder macro programs and other operations.
- When the password has not been set yet, less than eight letters of arbitrary alphabets in capitals
and numbers except "0" can be set.
- When the password is already registered (displaying ****), enter this password to cancel protection
and the password will be displayed. Entering a password that is not registered causes "E01 Setting
error".
---Setting range---
Up to eight letters of alphabets in capitals and numbers. ("0" is not accepted.)