Operating Internal Drive - Planar IT-100 Operating Manual

8) Press the «Connect» button in the Main Menu to set the connection with the
Analyzer.
When configuring other VNC clients please note that the Analyzer supports Raw,
ZRLE and Hextile encoding only.
After connection with the Analyzer is established the image of the Analyzer with the
keyboard and the display appears on the PC screen (Figure 4.73).
When you remotely operate the Analyzer, you should remember about the following
features:
1) The Analyzer can be operated by pressing the left mouse button above the image
one of the Analyzer's buttons on the PC screen;
2) The Analyzer can be operated by pressing the following buttons on the PC
keyboard: F1...F6 – the buttons of the functional group, 0...9 – the buttons of the
alphabetic-numeric group, Enter – the «ENTER» button, Esc – the «EXIT»
button, space – the «.space» button, backspace – the «clear» button, Shift –
the «Shift» button, Up/Down/Left/Right – the navigation buttons;
3) The Analyzer restart button is available instead of the power off button;
4) When you press the «Shift» button with the mouse button a red circle marker will
appear on the buttons image. This red circle marker shows the button is pressed.
This operations logic allows you to press the «Shift» button together with the other
keys;
5) When you press Ctrl+Alt+Shift combination on the keyboard of the distant PC the
«Shift» button passes into the pressed state (see chapter 4).

4.13.2. Operating Internal Drive

Access to the internal disk files is performed via the FTP protocol. To operate the
files, you need to install any of the available FTP clients on the distant PC (for example,
FileZilla, FireFTP or SmartFTP).
As a rule most of clients don't need to set additional setting except specifying the
Analyzer's IP address or domain name which the connection is made to.
There are 2 drives in the FTP root directory of the Analyzer's server:
1) /INTERNAL. The internal drive. Unavailable if the Analyzer is connected to the
PC via USB;
2) /USB0. USB - flash disk connected to the Analyzer.
Figure 4.73
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