Panelview program transfer

I'm replacing an Allen Bradley touchscreen PV600 (2711-T6C16L1) that was damaged and unable to boot. It has a DB9-pin serial programming connector on it.
I don't have the Panelbuilder software, but I have a copy of the original application for it.
Is there a way to use a terminal program to transfer my .PBA file to the replacement? Perhaps a nullmodem cable?
Thanks for any insight on this.
rmarotta

Panelbuilder32 is just about shareware nowadays. Its not locked by a serial code nor does it require activation through factorytalk. I think you can even download it from AB or Rockwell if I'm not mistaken.

If you have the ,pva version of the program, you can transfer it via memory card. Or you could post the .pba file here and we could save it as a .pva for you. This way, you don't violate any copyrights.

Paul

EDIT: this thread has good info about the memory card you need.

http://www.plctalk.net/qanda/showthread.php?t=27523

You can load it to a memory card then from that to the PV. But, your .PBA has to be converted to a .PVA. you need PanelBuilder32 to do this. See PDF below.
You might try posting your .PBA file and someone can convert it for you.

Edit OkiePC types faster then I do.