R&S ESU Series Operating Manual page 384

R&S ESU
If the TCP/IP services are installed, a terminal connection is possible using Start -
Programs - Accessories - Telnet or a data transfer via FTP by means of Start - Run
ftp - OK. Thus all computer systems supporting these universal protocols can be
addressed (UNIX, VMS, etc.).
For further information, refer to the corresponding XP literature.
File Transfer via FTP
The total scope of functions and commands is described in the FTP literature. The
following table therefore only contains the major functions:
Setting up the connection
Click Start and then Run in the task bar.
The DOS command FTP starts the program.
The command OPEN <xx.xx.xx.xx> sets up the connection. (xx.xx.xx.xx = IP
address e.g. 89.0.0.13)
Data transfer
• The command PUT <file name> transfers the data to the target system.
• The command GET <file name> transfers the data from the target system.
• The command TYPE B transfers the data in BINARY format; no conversion takes
place.
• The command TYPE A transfers the data in ASCII format, converting control
characters so that text files can also be read on the target system.
Examples
PUT C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT
sends the file AUTOEXEC.BAT to the target system.
LCD DATA
changes the current directory on the local machine to subdirectory DATA
CD SETTING
changes to the subdirectory SETTING on the target system
file name = file name e.g. DATA.TXT
Changing the directories
• The command LCD <path> changes the directory on the local machine as with
DOS.
• The command LDIR shows the directory contents on the local machine.
These commands refer to the file system of the R&S ESU. If the "L" is omitted ahead
of the commands, they apply to the target system.
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