Memory Card Access With Ftp Connection - CAB A+ Series Programming Manual

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M - Memory Card Access
Depending on the used memory type you may recognize different folders on the memory card. Best
viewed by connecting the printer through its network interface, using FTP access.

Memory card access with FTP connection:

The of the most powerful possibility to run a cab printer is to connect it in a network.
As the printing systems are equipped with an ethernet interface it is an easy way to access
them by using FTP.
To get full access to the printer requires that user name and password are transmitted by FTP.
The user (login) name is always preset to „root" and the password is the 4 digit PIN of the printer
( PIN settings can be done In the setup menu of the printer or through the web applet)
Following memory card folders may appear if the printer is accessed by FTP:
Memory which is not attached to the printer will not be shown.
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card - Default memory card ( This might be either the compact flash card or
the pccard, IFFS or USB memory, whatever is selected as default in
the setup of the printer
cf - CompactFlash card (appears if a cf card is inserted, but any
other memory is selected as default memory)
cfext - External Compact Flash card - if an additional external operation
panel is used and a CF card is plugged in. (Appears if a cf card is
inserted, but any other memory is selected as default memory)
iffs - „Internal Flash File System" - offers the possibility to save data like on
all other memory cards. Is always shown as IFFS unless it had been
selected as default memory.
pccard - PCMCIA memory card (PCcard) (appears if the cf card is selected as
default card and the pccard is additionally plugged in)
usbmem - USB memory (MSD - subclass 6,Protocol 0x50 - FAT 16 or FAT32
formatted, max. size of the first partition is 2 GB). USB
memory sticks need to follow this specs, otherwise they are not
useable in the printer. Only one USB Mass storage device is
supported. The printer connects to the USB device which is fastest
detected.
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