Moxa TC-6110-CT-W7E [19/74] Moxa hot swap mxhtsp scripts

TC-6110 / Windows 7 Installing Moxa Software

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2. Admins may configure mxhtspd to automatically check remaining drive capacity by ticking the Check

Partition option. To set the threshold at which

mxhtspd will notify the user about remaining drive

capacity, the administrator will need to edit the mxhtsp configuration script (seen in the screenshot just

below), located at

C:\Program Files\MOXA\mxhtsp\config.

This is a very simple ascii configuration file; to set the target drive capacity, simply note the volume mount

point and the percentage of drive capacity that must be filled for mxhtspd notifications to begin, with the

two values separated by a colon. A screenshot of the configuration file is shown above. For example, if you

wish to set the system to notify you when the D: drive is 50% full and the E: drive is 90% full, then you

would enter

D: 50 on the first line, and E: 90 on the second, as shown in the screenshot. When storage

space on the drive has been filled beyond these thresholds, the L1 LED on the module spine (visible on the

front face of the TC-6110) will blink repeatedly, and a notification will appear on the desktop, in the

Windows 7 system tray.

WARNING

If you have ticked the

Check Partition box in the hot swap Settings dialog (see above, pg. 4-3), you must

configure a notification threshold for each partition in the

C:\Program Files\MOXA\mxhtsp\config

file.

If you do not,

mxhtspd will fail to read the partition and throw an error by notifying the user that the drive

question “

does not exist.”

Moxa Hot Swap (mxhtsp) Scripts

There are three Visual Basic scripts provided for customizing the Moxa hot swap feature. The hot swap

customization scripts are stored as files in the

C:\Program Files\MOXA\mxhtsp\config\script\ folder.

Each file is associated with either module one (X1/disk1) or module two (X2/disk2). The three scripts are

described below:

• action_btnX*_press.vbs: This script is executed whenever the X1 button (located on the spine of

the SATA storage module) is depressed. The default action is to unmount the hard disk1.

L1 of Drive 2

X1 of Drive 2

X1 of Drive 1

L1 of Drive 1