True, data is not lost but missing.
I was wondering if the DT80 can ensure data integrity, because all it has to do is do some handshaking and checks. Sending data with windows via a radio connection works, even if the connection is bad, whereas with DT800, it doesn't (missing data).
How can I use FTP? The following code is as far as I know not for DT800.
FUNCTION1="FTP ARCH"{ARCHIVE"LONTEK1" "ftp://Username:Password@lontek.com.au/public_html/lontek/"}
FUNCTION2="FTP CSV"{/h/R/n/c/u P22=44 P24=13 P33=0 U"LONTEK1" "ftp://Username:Password@lontek.com.au/public_html/lontek/"}
DO"Unload"{/D/T/h/R/n/c/u P22=44 P24=13 P33=0 U"LONTEK1" "ftp://Username:Password@lontek.com.au/public_html/lontek/"}
ftp(s)://<login>:<password>@<ftpserveraddress>:<port>
FUNCTION1="FTP ARCH"{ARCHIVE"LONTEK1" "ftp://User:Password@10.1.2.28/try/"}
Or can I get all data in a better way off the datataker with a RS232 connection to the radio?
Philipp
True, data is not lost but missing.
I was wondering if the DT80 can ensure data integrity, because all it has to do is do some handshaking and checks. Sending data with windows via a radio connection works, even if the connection is bad, whereas with DT800, it doesn't (missing data).
How can I use FTP? The following code is as far as I know not for DT800.
````
FUNCTION1="FTP ARCH"{ARCHIVE"LONTEK1" "ftp://Username:Password@lontek.com.au/public_html/lontek/"}
FUNCTION2="FTP CSV"{/h/R/n/c/u P22=44 P24=13 P33=0 U"LONTEK1" "ftp://Username:Password@lontek.com.au/public_html/lontek/"}
DO"Unload"{/D/T/h/R/n/c/u P22=44 P24=13 P33=0 U"LONTEK1" "ftp://Username:Password@lontek.com.au/public_html/lontek/"}
ftp(s)://<login>:<password>@<ftpserveraddress>:<port>
FUNCTION1="FTP ARCH"{ARCHIVE"LONTEK1" "ftp://User:Password@10.1.2.28/try/"}
````
Or can I get all data in a better way off the datataker with a RS232 connection to the radio?
Philipp