Avery Dennison 7410 Network Card Addendum - Manual (Page 5)

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Uploading a Log File
A log is kept of all changes made through NCL. You can upload the log to
confirm changes or keep track of changes.
Use the following syntax to upload a log file.
Syntax [NCL_START]
[Log]
Keys=values
[NCL_END]
Keys Description Values
IPAddr IP Address of the file
transfer server nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn
FTP_User User name for file transfer
server “username”
FTP_Password Password for file transfer
server
“password”
Path Relative path to where the
log file will be written “sub-directory\filename”
Clear Clears the data after the
log file is sent
1 clears the buffer
If FTP_User and FTP_Password are provided, the FTP protocol is used;
otherwise, the file transfer is done via TFTP protocol.
Note: The time comes from the network’s time server (if available), not
from the file transfer server (FTP or TFTP).
Example
[NCL_START]
[Log]
IPAddr=10.20.30.40
Path=”Log\MyLog.txt”
Clear=1
[NCL_END]
This NCL file contains the logging command [Log]. The IP Address of the
TFTP server is 10.20.30.40. The log file is named Mylog.txt and
located in the Log directory. Then, the log buffer is cleared.
Note: No log file is created if the printer errors.