I'm a student making a pH sensor with data saving and I need a simple way to transfer the .txt containing my current data to my computer...
A simple way anyone can do it like an USB flash drive
How i get a .txt data from Annex32 to my computer?
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Re: How i get a .txt data from Annex32 to my computer?
Just connect to Annex using a web browser, open the filemanager, and use view or download.
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Re: How i get a .txt data from Annex32 to my computer?
that is an interesting idea. One[Local Link Removed for Guests] wrote: [Local Link Removed for Guests]Wed Jun 04, 2025 5:03 pm I'm a student making a pH sensor with data saving and I need a simple way to transfer the .txt containing my current data to my computer...
A simple way anyone can do it like an USB flash drive

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Re: How i get a .txt data from Annex32 to my computer?
There are several way to do that:
1) The method using the File Manager as described by karlkloss
2) Using the icon "Save a file to the local computer" in the Editor (see below) 3) Typing, in the browser, the IP address of the module followed by the file name
i.e. type http://192.168.1.100/myFile.txt
4) Sending the files using FTP : [Local Link Removed for Guests]
5) Sending the file by email
6) Sending the file by Telegram
So, the choice is very large.
p.s.
For security reasons it is not possible to send a file from the module directly to the computer through the browser.
1) The method using the File Manager as described by karlkloss
2) Using the icon "Save a file to the local computer" in the Editor (see below) 3) Typing, in the browser, the IP address of the module followed by the file name
i.e. type http://192.168.1.100/myFile.txt
4) Sending the files using FTP : [Local Link Removed for Guests]
5) Sending the file by email
6) Sending the file by Telegram
So, the choice is very large.

p.s.
For security reasons it is not possible to send a file from the module directly to the computer through the browser.
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