Using Ftp Client Functions - Panasonic AJ-HPD2500P Operating Instructions Manual

Using FTP Client Functions

Use of FTP client functions requires LAN and FTP client
settings.
List of FTP server folders (FTP explorer
screen)
Use the steps below to locate the FTP server folder tree to
display a list of subfolders in folders and folder information.
You can also display a list of thumbnails in a "CONTENTS"
folder (folder storing P2 card clips).
1
Open the thumbnail screen.
2
Press the MENU button.
3
Use the cursor buttons to select [NETWORK] –
[EXPLORE] and press the SET button.
1)
2)
1)
Display status
Indicates that the FTP explorer screen is displayed.
2)
FTP server information
The following information appears.
URL:
USER ID:
SSH:
3)
Media status
This shows the presence or absence of P2 cards,
whether or not a hard disk is connected, its type and
LAN cable connection status.
The LAN indicator displays the following status.
144
Connections: Connecting This Unit to a Network
URL of connected FTP server
ID of logged in user
Indicates whether SSH is set to
ENABLE or DISABLE.
Gray:
White:
Yellow:
Red:
◆ NOTE:
• The LAN indicator shows conditions a few seconds after
the fact.
4)
Folder information
PATH:
NUMBER(NO.):
FOLDER NAME:
DATE /TIME:
3)
◆ NOTE:
• The folder list displays only folders, and does not display
ordinary files or link files.
• "." indicates the current folder. No time and date
4)
information is displayed.
• The date and time information displays either local time or
world standard time, but depends on FTP server
information.
Sometimes only the year or time is displayed.
• Whether text is case sensitive or not depends on the FTP
server.
• Folder names using multi-byte characters are not correctly
displayed.
• Each folder can display up to 100 folders.
The folder 101 and subsequent folders cannot be
accessed in the FTP explorer screen.
However, if folder names are directly described in the [FTP
CLIENT URL:] of the FTP client setting, it is possible to
access the contents of 101 and subsequent folders.
• Connectivity and folder display may differ from that of a PC
connected to an FTP server.
• Depending on the FTP server and the connection
environment, error messages may not be correctly
displayed.
• Some Internet environments such as hotels and public
facilities may require authentication via the browser prior to
Internet connection. Then use the browser mode to
complete authentication before connecting.
• To interrupt a connection, press the SET button.
• Perform the operation from the beginning if an error occurs.
Gray indicates that the LAN is set
to off.
White indicates that the LAN is
set to on.
Yellow indicates that a LAN
cable is connected and that the
network is running.
Red indicates a failure possibly
caused by a unit malfunction.
Consult your supplier.
Path of current folder in FTP
server
Folder number (1 - )
Folder name
Date and time of most recent
update