Extron Electronics IPL T S Series User Guide - Manual (Page 56)

Communication and Control, cont’d
IPL T S Series • Communication and Control 4-16
Command
ASCII (T
elnet)
(host to unit)
URL Encoded (W
eb)
(host to unit)
Response (unit to host)
Additional description
Dir
ectories
Change/cr
eate a
dir
ectory
E
path/dir
ectory/CJ
}
Wpath/dir
ectory/CJ
|
Dir•path/dir
ectory/
]
The dir
ectory’s name must be composed
of alphanumeric characters and may include the minus sign (hyphen, -) and the colon
(:). The first character must be a letter
.
Case does not matter
. No blank or space
characters ar
e permitted in the name.
Include the
full
path
, not just the name of
the dir
ectory
. Nonalphanumeric characters
in the path (for example, /) must be encoded to hex. characters for use with a W
eb br
owser
.
N
A
dir
ectory
does
not
fully
exist
until
a
file
has
been
copied
into
that
path.
Also,
the
IPL
T
S
unit
operates
differ
ently
fr
om
PC
operating
systems:
files
stor
ed
in
and
dir
ectories
cr
eated
in
the
IPL
T
S
device
may
have
the
same
names.
Example:
E
major
dir
ectory/subdir
ectory/next-level/CJ
}
Wmajor
dir
ectory %2F subdir
ectory %2F next-level %2F CJ
|
Dir•major
dir
ectory/subdir
ectory/next-level/
]
In this case, the path is
majordir
ectory/
subdir
ectory/
. The dir
ectory that was just
cr
eated or changed to is called
next-level
.
Example:
E
custompages/HTMLfiles/CJ
}
Wcustompages%2F HTMLfiles%2FCJ
|
This example just cr
eated a subdir
ectory for
storing the user
’s custom-made HTML
files.
The dir
ectory that was just cr
eated is called
HTMLfiles
.
Dir•custompages HTMLfiles/
]
Example:
E
oak/CJ
}
W
oak
%2FCJ
|
Dir•
oak
]
Back to r
oot dir
ectory
E
/CJ
}
W%2FCJ
|
Dir•/
]
Up one dir
ectory
E
..CJ
}
W52E%2ECJ
|
Dir•path/dir
ectory/
]
V
iew curr
ent
dir
ectory
E
CJ
WCJ
|
path/dir
ectory/
]
N
The
curr
ent
dir
ectory
is
determined
on
a
per-connection
basis.
At
the
beginning
of
each
IP
connection/session,
the
curr
ent
dir
ectory
is
selected
as
the
r
oot
dir
ectory
.
Erase user
-supplied
W
eb page/file
24 28
E
filenameEF
}
WfilenameEF
|
Del•filename
]
Erase curr
ent
dir
ectory and its files
24 28
E
/EF
}
W/EF
|
Ddl
]