I don't know the Automator side. I'm doing it on the Python side by creating an SSH connection to the processor from the program, then sending the command "reboot\r".
I will note that my original intent was to reboot the processor (only option in Netlinx), but in my case, I was able to restart the program instead, and it solved my problem without doing a complete reboot. Much faster too. The restart command was "program:restart 1\r" (where 1 is the program instance - for me 1 has always worked).
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I'm not aware that there is a direct method...
Maybe telnet/ssh himself...
Why you need to reset it?
I don't know the Automator side. I'm doing it on the Python side by creating an SSH connection to the processor from the program, then sending the command "reboot\r".
I will note that my original intent was to reboot the processor (only option in Netlinx), but in my case, I was able to restart the program instead, and it solved my problem without doing a complete reboot. Much faster too. The restart command was "program:restart 1\r" (where 1 is the program instance - for me 1 has always worked).
Hope this helps!