Gnss Management: New / Edit Ftp Location; Background Information; Setting Descriptions; Ftp Retry - Leica GR30 Online Help Manual

when used with the GR25 receiver.
External memory sticks are powered by the GR25.
When the external USB drive is formatted by the receiver, the exFAT file system is used. Note that Windows
XP does not support this file system, and will not read the drive without an additional update, which is
available here:
http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=19364

GNSS management: New / Edit FTP location

Background Information

Enter the necessary access information for pushing logged data from the GR/GM receivers SD card to an external FTP server.

Setting Descriptions

The table below describes the fields in the New / Edit FTP location page.
Setting
Name
FTP server host
FTP server port
FTP root directory
Directory naming
convention for FTP
push
Username
Password
Send commands
Use passive mode
Test FTP location

FTP retry:

If the receiver is not able to FTP push a data file to the remote FTP server at the scheduled time, this file will be listed in the FTP push
queue for this FTP location and a message will be displayed in the event log.
The receiver will then try at periodic intervals to push all files that have not yet been pushed successfully (new and queued).
Description
Enter a unique FTP location name.
The maximum number of characters is 60.
Enter the server name or IP-address of the FTP server.
The maximum number of characters if 250.
Enter the TCP/IP server port of the FTP server.
The default value is 21.
Enter an optional FTP root directory. This field can be left blank.
If entered, this directory has to exist on the FTP server. It will not be created automatically
during the FTP push.
The directory naming convention used for FTP push. This can be a different one than the
one to store logged files onto the SD card.
Enter a valid username to access the FTP server account.
Enter the password of the FTP server account.
Add a custom FTP protocol command which is executed directly after login. This field can
be left blank.
Activate or deactivate using the passive mode.
Using the passive mode is recommended as it improves communication robustness.
Press to test read and write access to the FTP location. Depending on the FTP server
setup, this test may take several minutes. Check the event log for results.
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