WTI PollCat NetLink NLJ-VIP, User Manual

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Buffer Functions (Polling)
16.4.1. File Names Created by FTP Push
When the FTP Push feature is used, the VIP will assign a name to the file
that receives the data. This file name will be based on the user-defined,
base file name, the source port, and data type. If desired, file names can
also include an automatically incremented three character extension. As
shown in Figure 16.6, the filename consists of the following components:
Note: This file naming convention applies only to data transferred
by the FTP Push feature. A different file naming convention is
employed when data is transferred using the FTP Server. For more
information, please refer to Section 16.5.3.
 File Name (Up to Four Characters): The base file name defined
via item 6 in the FTP Push Configuration menu. If the file name is
not defined, the VIP will use the first three characters of the Site ID
message. If the Site ID message is not defined, the letters "PNL" will
be used. Note that if the file name is less than four characters, the
remaining characters in this field will not be used.
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Source Port (Up to Four Characters): The VIP will enter from one
to four characters to indicate which input port(s) originally received
the data. The VIP will enter an "A" for PBX Port A, "B" for PBX
Port B, "X" for the AUX Port, and/or "I" for the PBX IP Port. If fewer
than four source ports are indicated, the remaining characters in this
field will not be used.
Figure 16.6: FTP Push File Names