I tried to connect to R30i B with Filezilla 3.7.3 on windows 7 64bit.
I saw that it connected to the Fanuc, but then got a some red lines that said that the folder structure could not be read.
So I could not see anything in the robot.
What could be wrong?
I connected with IP adres and default port 21. I connected anonymous once, and also once with the login an password : same result.
If it should work, in what folder should I be : MD?
Filezilla to connect to R30i B
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Plc_User -
January 16, 2017 at 6:54 PM -
Thread is Resolved
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Hi,
I found this case on the internet that is exactly the same as mine :
Hello all,I need help. I am trying to connect a PC to a r30ib fanuc robot controller. I am at the point where I can ping the controller and ping the pc from the controller. I am also seeing the controller in my web browser. But when I try to connect using filezilla I get the following:
Status: Connecting to 10.10.150.125:21...
Status: Connection established, waiting for welcome message...
Response: 220 R-30iB FTP server ready. [HandlingTool V8.20P/06]
Command: USER anonymous
Response: 230 User logged in [NORM].
Command: SYST
Response: 215 UNKNOWN [HandlingTool V8.20P/06].
Command: FEAT
Response: 500 Command not understood.
Status: Server does not support non-ASCII characters.
Status: Connected
Status: Retrieving directory listing...
Command: PWD
Response: 257 "md:\" is current directory.
Error: Failed to parse returned path.
Error: Failed to retrieve directory listing
Someone answered :
Your server uses a very uncommon and ancient, DOS-like path syntax. Try setting the server type to DOS in the site manager.Now I am not more at the robot, so I cannot try this anymore. Has anyone experience with this?
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Filezilla works for me if I make sure to set the Default remote directory to / and Server Type to Default.
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You have to set the default remote path as: \md: (4 characters, no spaces)
Once that is set, it should be able to read it. That is what my setup is with Filezilla.
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In Filezilla's Site Manager setup the following:
Host: [your robot IP] Port: 21
Protocol: FTP - File Transfer Protool
Encryption: Only use plain FTP (insecure)
Logon Type: [Ask for password]
User: (if password option is enabled, use login from Password setup, otherwise use login from setup->host comm->FTP screen)
Password:Go to Tab "Advanced", setup following:
Server Type: DOS with backslash separators
Bypass proxy: Unchecked
Default local directory: leave empty
use synchronized browsing: Unchecked
Directory comparison: UncheckedGo to Tab "Transfer Settings, setup following:
Transfer mode: Default
Limit number of simultaneous connections: Checked
Maximum number of connections: 1Go to Tab Charset, setup following:
The server uses following charset encoding for filenames: Force UTF-8Now it should work
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Hello everyone,
Settings provided by Daniel is correct, it should work.
If it still does not work then try changing these two
server type : 'DOS with forward-slash separators, Transfer mode as 'Passive' and rest of the settings same as what Daniel has said. -
If you're connecting just the one time and don't want to save the path, type in the IP address along with a backslash at the end.
192.168.0.1/
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In Filezilla's Site Manager, I have it working with danielsk 's settings above. However it only shows me the md directory. How do I also see the fr, mc, md, mdb, rd, ud1, and ut1 directories?
I can see all these if I type 192.168.1.174/fr: into the Quickconnect host, and then click the double-dot directory to go up a level in the remote site. However I would like to get Site Manager configured to show that whole list by default, rather than locking me into just the md directory.
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Ah-hah! So I copied @danielsk's settings above, but have changed the server type to be able to add a default remote directory.
Change
Server Type: DOS with backslash separators
And addDefault remote directory: \fr:
But actually after discovering the above works, I found this is even better for me. So on each connection I can choose FR, MD, whatever I want.
Default remote directory: \