KebFtpApplication         Thomas Kaiser, KEB Antriebstechnik, June 2011

This tool runs under Windows XP or later using the .NET framework.
It uses a COM port or the Windows IP stack to transfer files to 
and from KEB devices. These devices have to support the KEB file transfer 
protocol, not to be confused with standard FTP, which works only via IP. 
For KEB devices with USB interface, a virtual COM port driver (FTDI USB/Serial) 
is also downloadable from www.keb.de.


Currently available KEB devices which support the KebFtp (may not be up to date):
Portable Operator (via USB)
CombiControl C6/H6CU/P6V2 (via UDP port 8002)


Installation:
Just copy all files in the same folder on your hard disk. The .dll files have to be 
in the same folder like KebFtpApplication.exe


Running in command mode:
Send a control file as command line parameter to KebFtpApplication.exe. See
Automode.txt for a description of all available commands.


Using the program manually:

1)Select the link in the upper left area. 
Serial: The available COM ports will be displayed in the dropdown box. Change 
the baud rate if necessary (the baud rate with USB virtual com ports is random).
IP : enter the IP address and port number in the format 192.168.1.2:8002

2)If the device supports password protection for writing or deleting files, enter
the password in the 'Password' box. Note: Some devices have a password timeout,
the password is invalidated after some time without access to the device. Do a 
'DISCONNECT' and then 'CONNECT' to send the password again.

3)Click the 'CONNECT' button. The remote drive listing appears on successfull link.

4)Send a file to remote: Select the remote drive and directory. The remote directory 
listing appears. Select the local drive and directory. The local directory listing 
appears, select the file to send. Use the '>>' (Transfer to remote) button on the left. 
After transferring the file, the remote directory is updated automatically.

5)Fetch a file from remote: 
Select the local drive and directory. The local directory listing appears. Select the 
remote drive and directory. The remote directory listing appears, select the remote 
file. Use the '<<' (Transfer to local) button on the right. After transferring the file, 
the local directory is updated automatically.

6)Delete a remote file: 
Select the remote drive and directory. The remote directory listing appears, select the 
remote file. Use the 'Delete file' button on the right and answer with OK. After deleting
the file, the remote directory is updated automatically.

7)Rename a remote file: 
Select the remote drive and directory. The remote directory listing appears, select the 
remote file. Use the 'Rename file' button on the right and enter the new file name and 
click OK. After renaming the file, the remote directory is updated automatically.

