Here's a similar answer, but maybe useful if (like me) you don't like working with .SRA files.

Find the run(s) in the EBI ENA (http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/view/SRP001540 for yours).

Then click the "View: Text" link which will download this file. The 17th column has the full FTP link for each file.

Like Sukhdeep's example, you could then run something like cut -f 17 SRP001540 | tail -n +2 | xargs wget.

The advantage of the ENA is that you can download FASTQ files directly, and skip the slow step of converting the .SRA files back to FASTQ.

On the page you have given, select all the experiments you want, and then click on Send to:->File->Summary. A csv file will be downloaded for the experiments you selected with a link to the ftp.

Now, in your directory in cluster, make a folder and move the file in there. I assume the 14th column of that file is the ftp links, change as required in the following command.

sed 1d file | cut -f14 | wget -i -

This will download all the experiment archives. Use -b in the wget to send it to background.

Cheers

If your workflow includes R, you might take a look at the Bioconductor SRAdb package. It has functions for searching SRA/ENA (both) locally, finding and generating URLs, and downloading from SRA including some simple functionality for scripting using aspera.