Configuration via USB

PowerShell scripts

In the download area of the product website at nanotec.com, you can find file mtp.ps1 with examples for the Windows PowerShell console. You can use this to:

• List all stored files:

  .\mtp.ps1 -Action list -DeviceName N6-1-1-1

• Copy a file from the current script folder to the device:

  .\mtp.ps1 -Action copy -DeviceName N6-1-1-1 -FileName cfg_Example.txt

• Delete a file:

  .\mtp.ps1 -Action delete -DeviceName N6-1-1-1 -FileName cfg_Example.txt

MTP in Linux

Nanotec recommends the following: MTP Tools. If the GVfs often included in Linux distributions is already installed, uninstall it first:

sudo apt remove gvfs

Then install MPT Tools and libmtp and restart:

sudo apt-get install mtp-tools
sudo apt-get install libmtp-runtime
reboot

After connecting the USB, check whether the device is detected:

mtp-detect

The device responds to this with its properties (manufacturer, product name, serial number, etc.), similar to the following figure.

You can now:

• List all stored files with their ID:

  mtp-files

• Copy a file from the current script folder to the device (the name must be identical):

  mtp-sendfile cfg_Out.txt cfg_Out.txt

• Copy a file from the device (file ID listed as with mtp-files):

  mtp-getfile 1072922872 cfg_Or.txt

• Delete a file:

  mtp-delfile -f cfg_Example.txt