WTI PollCat NetLink, User Manual

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Data Type (One Character): The selected Data Type (File
Type). NetLink will list the number for the data type
selected at the FTP Push Configuration menu (see item 11
"Read Session"). These numbers are as follows:
1.
All: Both Alarm Records and Non-Alarm Records.
2. Standard (Non-Alarm): Only Non-Alarm Records
3. Alarm Filter 1 (All): All records that matched any clue
defined for Alarm Filter 1.
4. Alarm Filter 1 (By Clue): Only records that matched a
specific clue defined for Alarm Filter 1.
5. Alarm Filter 2 (All): All records that matched any clue
defined for Alarm Filter 2.
6. Alarm Filter 2 (By Clue): Only records that matched a
specific clue defined for Alarm Filter 2.
7. All Alarms: All records that matched any clue defined
for either Alarm Filter 1 or Alarm Filter 2.
For example, if Data Type is defined as "All" (item 1) then
the file name will have a "1" in this field.
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File Extension (Three Characters; Optional): NetLink
can append a sequentially numbered (000 to 999) three digit
extension. This number will be incremented after each
successful data transfer. If the Data Type or Source Port
are changed, the file extension will be reset to "000".
Examples:
·
If the File Name is defined as "DATA", and the FTP Push
Configuration menu has been set to download all data
(Option 1) received via PBX Port B (B), then the first file
name written at the FTP server would be " DATAB1.000 ".
·
If the File Name is defined as "PBX", and the FTP Push
Configuration menu has been set to download Standard Data
(Option 2) received via PBX Port A, PBX Port B, and the
AUX Port (ABX), then the first file name written at the FTP
server would be " PBXABX2.000 ".
·
If the File Name has not been defined, but the Site ID message
is "ATLANTA", and the FTP Push Configuration Menu has
been set to download all alarm data (Option 7) received via
the AUX Port (X), then the first file name written at the FTP
server would be " ATLX7.000 "
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