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NOTE: The configuration functions do not affect the VNC server configuration. The enable state, VNC
address, device name and password fields must be manually changed as these settings are specific
to each device and must be set independently for proper VNC server operation over a network.
The network settings, i.e., DHCP/ Static IP address settings and control loop set points are also not
saved to the configuration file. These settings must be done manually.
10.7.1 Cloud Server Settings
The “Cloud” screen provides settings for the remote configuration FileWeb server. The screen is accessed by
pressing the “Set” button on the Configuration screen. Note that the “Set” button is only shown when “Cloud”
is selected for the import/export configuration location.
The
IP Address field is used to enter the IP address of the remote server site that MCTB is to interface with.
The
User Name field allows you to enter a user name for site access. When the MCTB connects to the site,
the user name will be used to identify the connection. The user name is required for FileWeb access.
The
Password field is used in conjunction with the user name field and is for entering a password, so the MCTB
can access the site. A password is required for FileWeb access.
The
Server field is used to enter additional directory information for the server (if desired) where the files are to
be stored during import/export operation. The field can be left blank. By default, the MCTB is hard coded to
store files on the specified serv
er in the “\configs\
user name \
” directory. If an entry is made in the Server field,
the path would be “\configs\
user name \ server \
”.
.
MCTB Field Setup FileWeb Server Setup
IP Address =
https://fdctuil.com/FDDataService.svc
Actual named address of FileWeb server/service.
Server = optional path
The FileWeb server/service must be configured with a root
“\configs\” directory in order to use the MCTB cloud
import/export feature. The MCTB is hard coded to transfer
configuration files to the
“configs” directory in the root of the
server. This results in a typical file path of “\configs\
userName \
”.
If the Server field also contains an entry, the resulting path
would be “\configs\
userName \ Server \
”.