Downloading And Uploading Mp3 Files; Uploading Files To The A 1730; Downloading Files From The A 1730 - Redback A 1730 Operating Manual

Redback® A 1730 Message Player

6.0 DOWNLOADING AND UPLOADING MP3 FILES

6.1 Uploading files to the A 1730

To upload the contents of a micro SD card to the A 1730, a text file named upload.txt is required in the root folder of the
micro SD card, as shown in figure 9. This can be created using notepad or some other text file editor and copied on to
the micro SD card. Insert the micro SD card in the A 1730. Press the upload/download button on the front of the A 1730.
The triggers and alert and evac leds will illuminate if the files are compatible. The upload/download LED will flash while
uploading. The trigger LED's will count down as the upload progresses, and the upload/download LED will turn off when
the upload is complete. If any file is not compatible the error LED will flash and the upload will not begin.
The upload.txt file will be deleted on completion of a successful upload.
Fig 9

6.2 Downloading files from the A 1730

To download the contents of the A 1730 internal memory to a micro SD card, a text file named download.txt is required
in the root folder of the micro SD, as shown in figure 10. This can be created using notepad or some other text file editor
and copied on to the micro SD card. Insert the micro SD card in the A 1730. Press the upload/download button on the
front of the A 1730. The triggers and alert and evac leds will illuminate if the SD card is compatible. The upload/download
LED will flash while downloading. The trigger LED's will count down as the download progresses, and the upload/down-
load LED will turn off when the download is complete. If any file is not compatible the error LED will flash and the down-
load will not begin.
The download.txt file will be deleted on completion of a successful download.
Fig 10
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