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Configuration
Duration: This is the length of time in seconds that you want the iRIS to keep each wireless IP session
active.
On Interval: Enter the length of time in minutes between each successive wireless IP session being
established or an SMS message being sent when the time is in the “on” period (i.e. between the
start and end times).
Off Interval: Enter the length of time in minutes between each successive wireless IP session being
established or an SMS message being sent when the time is in the “off” period (i.e. before the
start time or after the end time). This setting will normally be 0 (no activity), but this option
allows a different connection rate to be configured if required.
Alarm Interval: Enter the length of time in minutes between each successive wireless IP session being
established or an SMS message being sent – when there are one or more active alarms in the
iRIS.
3.4.4.6 Cellular Modem - FTP 1 & FTP 2
The iRIS allows the push of data to up to two FTP servers and this is done in the FTP1 an FTP2 configuration tabs, both are
identical in format and operation so only one is shown below. If one or both are not needed simply remove the check
from the enable box.
Enable: If checked a call-in will include an FTP transaction (both scheduled and user initiated).
File Type: This allows the selection of file type or extension of the file created by the iRIS, this is either
CSV or ZRXP.
Include Serial Number
in File Name: If checked the serial number of the iRIS will be included in the file name generated on the
server (see section
File Name Convention ).
Include Site Name in
File Name: If checked the site name of the iRIS (see section File Name Convention ) will be included in
the file name generated on the server (see section File Name Convention for more details
on file name convention).
Include Date/Time in
File Name: If checked the date and time of the upload will be included in the file name generated on the
server (see section
File Name Convention for more details on file name convention).
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