Possible To Upload Code From Controller To Pc??
philadams
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Is it POSSIBLE TO UPLOAD CODE FROM CONTROLLER TO PC or is it only one-way traffic?
We have a controller that isn't working properly and want to put the programme that is running on it onto a replacement - problem is we don't have the source code or any of the other files! So was hoping I could import the code from the controller into NextLinx.... possible or just plain silly??!!
Rgds
Newbie (obviously!)
We have a controller that isn't working properly and want to put the programme that is running on it onto a replacement - problem is we don't have the source code or any of the other files! So was hoping I could import the code from the controller into NextLinx.... possible or just plain silly??!!
Rgds
Newbie (obviously!)
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If you don't own source code and that you want to transfer compiled program from a master to an other one (as first one is dead), you can do it but you'll need a Linux computer and a CF card
Vinc
Put it in your CF reader, you'll find on it different files but interesting for now is PROG.TKN file that is compiled NetLinx program (DON'T TOUCH BW FILE AS YOU'LL MAKE YOUR MASTER DEAD AS IT CONTAINS OPERATING SYSTEM OF NETLINX MASTER).
Copy the PROG.TKN file on your computer, eject card, insert card of new master/NI, and then copy on it PROG.TKN file previously saved on your computer (you'll probably need to overwrite existing file on CF).
Put back that card in your new master, reinstall it, and power it, and you are all set
Vinc?n
P-S: I'm not responsible at all for any bad things you would do
I don't know what you would do with the TKN file other than FTP it into the new master in effect transferring the program with out ever seeing it.
But you can get access to all the includes, well maybe not, I just tried to open one and it's password protected and not with the password I use for Netlinx access which makes me think its the AMX back door password and they hold the key.
Oh, you have to FTP from command line not from a browser.