Hi All,

I have a DT85 Serie 3 dataTaker and I am trying to upload via FTP data to a file server.
I have followed all the directions the Tech Notes TN-0043-A0 “Using FileZilla FTP Server with a DT80 Series Logger “, but I need some help.

This is how I tried to do it: I have already installed and tested FileZilla Server on a local PC running Windows XP and assigned static IP address, connected the logger directly to the PC via a crossover cable.

So far, so good. Wenn I send the command:
DO{COPYD id=1 start=new merge=n FORMAT=csv dest="ftp://qbh:qbh@169.254.83.138/"}
I get the following error message:

“Unloadding: GONFIG E Data (1 records) -> ftp://qbh:qbh@169.254.83.138/027_20130731T140008.CSV
Unload: Session queue is full
Unload aborted”

A little further on:

“DT85>
DT85> /h/E/M/R
DT85>
DT85>
DT85>
DT85> FTP:cannot connect to server (-2)
FTP: Failed –will retry
FTP: Connecting to server 200.50.10.50 (200.50.10.50)….”

What sort of address is this 200.50.10.50?
How can I delete them?
How do I reset my dataTaker to factory settings?

So what's the matter with the logger?
Can someone help me with my problem? Please help me troubleshoot this issue.

Thanks in advance.

Hi edie,

I believe that IP address came from previously failed FTP attempt which stored in FTP session.
You may check the FTP session using SESSION LIST command.
The list capacity is 12, if you see 12/12 on FTP session. It means the list is full and you cannot add more data to the list ("Unload aborted")

You need to stop any session attempt using SESSION STOP, delete the previous list using SESSION CLEAR, then send your FTP command again.
You may return the factory setting using FACTORYDEFAULTS command, however this will not clear the FTP session.

Best regards,
Rudy Gunawan

Hello Rudy,

thanks a lot for your reply.
I use the web interface dEX for dataTaker configuration and I'm trying to find a SESSION LIST, but can't find it. Where can I find it?

Thanks in advance.

Best regards,
edie

Hello Rudy,

I have got it! When I send the command in Command Window.

Best regards,
edie