Leviton EMB HubLite Installation And Operation Manual page 38

15 RETRIEVING DATA FROM THE EMB HUBLITE
15.4 HTTP/Post Upload To Building Manager Online
• EMB HubLite sends data to the BMO website
• The BMO Website stores the data in a SQL database.
• Quick reporting from our website
• Includes remote EMB HubLite configuration service.
• Includes alarm notification by email.
• Data available for download in .CSV/Tab delimited format upon your request.
• For pricing and to sign up for service, contact sales@buildingmanageronline.com or
call +1-503-601-2099
15.5 HTTP/Post Upload To Your Database HubLite
• EMB HubLite uploads data directly to your web HUBLite or database HUBLite.
• You must supply a script to process the incoming data. Sample script for ASP and PHP are available
upon request.
• Requires Web HUBLite, CGI scripting and database (SQL) knowledge.
• Alarm processing available by processing data on your HUBLite when data is uploaded.
• Designed for integration with existing energy reporting systems.
• Contact Leviton technical support for further details and sample scripts.
15.6 Removing Data From the EMB HubLite
When using an HTTP/Post method to allow the EMB HubLite to push data to a database server, the EMB
HubLite will automatically remove log files from its flash memory once the EMB HubLite has confirmed that
the file was received by the database HubLite.
If you are using the EMB HubLite with a standalone mode, you can use FTP or Enertrax DL to delete log
files from the flash memory.
With Enertrax DL, simply check the setup checkbox to delete log data after download.
For FTP, the process is essentially the same process as the manual FTP data download. For more
information on FTP access to the EMB HubLite, please view the FAQ and Technotes section at leviton.com
Steps for Microsoft Windows command prompt FTP.
Use the following commands.
The "mdel" command will tell the FTP software to delete all files ending in .gz in the current directory. Some
FTP clients will allow you to specify a command "prompt" prior to using "mdel" that will prevent the FTP
client software from asking if you are sure you wish to delete each file.
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