Message 612 - PanelView 550

I will try to look for the GML, at the moment I am checking the electronic components of the IMC, according to the manufacturer I should have a dance of the red LEDs when the electrical power is turned on.

For the GML I'm not sure I understood everything how it works to get the script but I'm going to try anyway.

Hello, so I have something new.

I ended up removing the boards from the imc-s. I replaced a lot of components on the cards, such as a capacitor, but also a diode and a transistor, but also the reset button which was at the end of its life.

After that.

I now have a dance of the red leds on voltage startup.
At the end of the dance, the LED ended up being left alone green.

Now I have no more error 612! Wonderful !

Right now I'm trying to go to the GML program to login.

He tells me it's good. So the OK.

I click on diagram download. I have a message that tells me that I am using a too recent version if I understand correctly.

My GML version: 4.03

Installed Firmware: 303003.6
Program Running - "Application ID"
Program in Control Does Not Match Current Diagram
CPU Usage: 46.7%
Control Memory Unlocked - Command Mode Enabled


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Ok I found the version problem. I had to change the Icode version to 3.6.

When I try to download to retrieve the program, it tells me that it will modify something in the diagram.

I don't really understand that so before making a mistake I would like to know your opinion if it is good as an action.

And for information I speak of the GML software.

If you want to get the program out of the IMCS you will need to upload and that will only give you the script file (machine code). There is no automated way to convert that to a GML diagram. To do a download you will need the current GML diagram (from when it was last modified and saved) which will most likely say it does not match the program in the IMCS, it only needs 1 thing to be different and it will say program mismatch.

With the script file I can put it back in imc? I would like to at least have something if I have a need.

Yes once you have a copy of the script file you can redownload it if required.
There are 2 options when downloading, download the diagram (the GML compiles the diagram and downloads the the script file), or download a script file.

Currently I have nothing at all just an imc-s.

If I can at least have something it will always be better than nothing. I would like to retrieve the script via the GML.

If you can tell me how to do it exactly. I wouldn't want to make a mistake and find myself without a program.

After a lot of translation of the manual.

I think the button: Upload Options

Description:
Allows upload of program scripts, variables,
cam points, or all

On page 868.

Can you confirm ?

dawars said:

After a lot of translation of the manual.

I think the button: Upload Options

Description:
Allows upload of program scripts, variables,
cam points, or all

On page 868.

Can you confirm ?

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Yes, you want to upload and I recommend uploading everything. All of those files will be required to restore the system in the event of a hardware failure. I am impressed that you have such an old controller, performed heart surgery on it, and it still appears to have it's brains intact.

Impressed by both your skill and your luck if that is indeed the case!

Hello Okiepc,
Thank you for your message, I was able to extract a txt file with the gml, I think this is the copy of the imc. But I just got an email from the manufacturer that gives me something much better I think.

he provided me with all the files of the machine, I will keep this in a safe place.

I just opened the .gml file and I will try to transfer it directly into the imc.

Because even though the computer is working now my machine is not reacting. I have no fire that lights up so I have to continue my research.