Connecting a twido to HMI XBTF011110

dmardinly · Feb 9, 2012

to be able to transfer application from PC to XBTF011110 By serial connection, must using XBTZ915 cable + XBTZ962 adaptor
XBTF011110 , please advice if that correct , me have XBTZ962 but dont have XBTZ962 please advice about connection diagram if possible to manufacture as dont have it in local market

Liam Moran · Feb 11, 2012

If there is a PCMCIA slot in your PC you can transfer the application without a cable.
I presume you are using XBTL1000 software?

dmardinly · Feb 12, 2012

Liam Moran said:
If there is a PCMCIA slot in your PC you can transfer the application without a cable.
I presume you are using XBTL1000 software?

thanks for your reply , yes i am using a XBLT1000 , can you explain more about PCMCIA transfer ,

Liam Moran · Feb 15, 2012

Sorry about my slow reply, but I have been travelling and have had no internet.

If you plug in the PCMCIA card, the PC will recognise it as an additional drive.

If you look at the created drive in my computer you will see a folder
called APPLI. this is where the application files are stored.

Liam Moran · Feb 15, 2012

In XBTL100 you need then to point to this folder.
Select the transfers tab, select Import/export folder:

Liam Moran · Feb 15, 2012

After you have selected the drive and the folder APPLI
click the transfers tab and select

Liam Moran · Feb 15, 2012

Sorry but my internet is very slow....

Select your APPLI directory in this window.

Liam Moran · Feb 15, 2012

You can then select Transfers,
Export and to export import folders as shown:

Liam Moran · Feb 15, 2012

You then get this popup warning.
make sure that the folder is the correct one.

Liam Moran · Feb 15, 2012

When you are happy just click OK as above and the files will be transferred to the PCMCIa card.
Just insert the card into the rear of the XBT unit and power up.

Liam Moran · Feb 15, 2012

Just a note, I did not have a PCMCIA card to do the screenshots and pointed to a folder on the C: drive.

The PCMCIA card will be assigned the drive letter F, G or higher.

Connecting a twido to HMI XBTF011110

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