L-force Controls SHPBCKNREST Ezf. Software Manual. PC-based Automation. Backup & Restore

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1 SHPBCKNREST L-force Controls.Ezf Software Manual PC-based Automation Backup & Restore L

2 Contents Contents 1 About this documentation Document history Conventions used Terminology used Definition of notes used Introduction Functions Using Compact Flash cards Structure of the»ipc Backup & Restore« Differences between archive, backup, and restore What is an archive? What is a backup? What is a restore? Using an archive Archiving a CF card Using a backup Backup with USB stick Using a restore Summary of the functions CF card (archive) USB stick (backup) User interface Control & function elements Title bar Menu bar View bar Operating range Exit program L 1.6 EN - 01/2011

3 Contents 4 Operation Archiving and restoring Compact Flash cards (CF cards) Duplicate Archive Unarchive Backup & Restore with a USB stick Backup with USB stick Restore with USB stick Update Device replacement Short menu reference "File" menu "View" menu "Tools" menu "Help" menu Index Your opinion is important to us EN - 01/2011 L 3

4 About this documentation 1 About this documentation This documentation contains information on the parameterisation and configuration of industrial PCs. The "PC-based automation" supports industrial PCs of the following device series: EL EL 9800, CS CS 9800, CPC The industrial PCs are available with the following software equipment: Industrial PC as component, on request, with operating system, without additional software Industrial PC as visualisation system Industrial PC as control and visualisation system Depending on the software equipment acquired, some chapters of this Manual may be irrelevant to you. This Manual is part of the "PC-based Automation" manual collection which consists of the following documentation: Documentation System manuals PC-based Automation Communication manuals PC-based Automation Subject Control technology - system structure & configuration Visualisation - system structure & components CANopen control technology EtherCAT control technology PROFIBUS control technology (Software) manual Industrial PC - Parameterisation & Configuration PC-based Automation Operating Instructions EL x800 - Panel PC with TFT display Embedded Line Panel PC Operating Instructions CS x800 - Stand-alone operator terminal Command Station Operating Instructions CPC Control cabinet PC Control Cabinet PC Operating Instructions EL 1xx - HMI with Windows CE HMI EL 100 Further software manuals Global Drive Control (GDC) IPC as gateway - Parameterisation & Configuration»EngineerPLC Designer«/»PLC Designer - SoftMotion«/»PLC Designer - CANopen for runtime systemsvisiwinnet Smart«4 L 1.6 EN - 01/2011

5 About this documentation Further technical documentation on Lenze components More information on Lenze components that can be used together with "PC-based automation" can be found in the following documentation: Mounting & wiring Legend: MA 8400 StateLine/HighLine Printed documentation MA 9400 StateLine/HighLine Online help/pdf MA EPM-Txxx (I/O system IP20) Abbreviations used: MA EPM-Sxxx (I/O system 1000) SHB System Manual MA 8200 vector BA Operating Instructions Wiring according to EMC vector MA Mounting Instructions MA ECSxS/P/M/A axis modules SW Software Manual MA ECSxE power supply modules KHB Communication Manual for built-in units: built-in unit push-through technique cold-plate technique MA MC-CAN2 communication card MA MC-ETC communication card MA MC-ETH communication card MA MC-PBM communication card MA MC-PBS communication card MA MC-MPI communication card MAs for communication modules Parameter setting, configuring, commissioning SW 8400 StateLine/HighLine frequency inverter SW 9400 StateLine/HighLine/PLC drive controller 9400 HighLine commissioning guide SHB I/O system IP20 (EPM-Txxx) SHB I/O system 1000 (EPM-Sxxx) SHB 8200 vector BA ECSxS axis module "Speed and Torque" BA ECSxP axis module "Posi & Shaft" BA ECSxM axis module "Motion" BA ECSxA axis module "Application" BA ECSxE power supply module KHBs for communication modules Target group The documentation is designed for qualified skilled personnel in accordance with IEC EN - 01/2011 L 5

6 About this documentation Document history 1.1 Document history Version Description /2007 TD16 First edition /2007 TD16 Changed version due to updated software version Screen pictures updated /2007 TD16 Short menu reference added /2007 TD16 Changed version due to updated software version Detailed description of the Backup & Restore processes /2008 TD11 Changed version due to updated software version Structure optimisation "View" menu item added Differences added regarding the use of the corresponding memory medium /2009 TD11 Updated software version (control technology 2.2) Optimisation for selecting the software update directory Changed user interface "IPC components for Backup / Restore" /2011 TD11 Updated software version (control technology 2.5) New "Device replacement" function Tip! Current documentation and software updates for Lenze products are available on the Internet in the "Services & Downloads" area at: 6 L 1.6 EN - 01/2011

7 About this documentation Conventions used 1.2 Conventions used This documentation uses the following conventions to distinguish between different types of information: Type of information Highlighting Examples/notes Notation of numbers Decimal separator Point The decimal point is generally used. For instance: Text Version information Blue text colour All pieces of information that only apply to or from a certain controller software version are identified accordingly in this documentation. Example: This function extension is available from software version V3.0! Program name» «The»Engineer«Lenze PC software... Window Italics The Message window... / The Options dialog box... Variable identifier By setting benable to TRUE... Control element Bold The OK button... / The Copy command... / The Properties tab... / The Name input field... Sequence of menu commands If several commands must be used in sequence to carry out a function, the individual commands are separated by an arrow: Select File Open to... Shortcut <Bold> Press <F1> to open the online help. If a key combination is required for a command, a "+" is inserted between the key identifiers: Use <Shift>+<ESC>... Program code Courier IF var1 < var2 THEN Keyword Courier bold a = a + 1 END IF Hyperlink Underlined Optically highlighted reference to another topic. In this documentation activated by means of a mouseclick. Icons Page reference ( 7) Optically highlighted reference to another page. In this documentation activated by means of a mouseclick. Step-by-step instructions Step-by-step instructions are marked by a pictograph. 1.6 EN - 01/2011 L 7

8 About this documentation Terminology used 1.3 Terminology used Term Compact Flash card (CF card) Meaning The terms Compact Flash card and CF card are used synonymously. The dialogs of the user interface use the designation CF card. The CF card is the central memory medium of the industrial PC. The industrial PC cannot run without the CF card. 8 L 1.6 EN - 01/2011

9 About this documentation Definition of notes used 1.4 Definition of notes used This documentation uses the following signal words and symbols to indicate dangers and important information: Safety instructions Structure of the safety instructions: Pictograph and signal word! (characterise the type and severity of danger) Note (describes the danger and gives information about how to prevent dangerous situations) Pictograph Signal word Meaning Danger! Danger of personal injury through dangerous electrical voltage Reference to an imminent danger that may result in death or serious personal injury if the corresponding measures are not taken. Danger! Danger of personal injury through a general source of danger Reference to an imminent danger that may result in death or serious personal injury if the corresponding measures are not taken. Stop! Danger of property damage Reference to a possible danger that may result in property damage if the corresponding measures are not taken. Application notes Pictograph Signal word Meaning Note! Important note to ensure trouble-free operation Tip! Useful tip for simple handling Reference to another documentation 1.6 EN - 01/2011 L 9

10 Introduction Functions 2 Introduction This chapter contains information on the function of the archive, backup, and restore.»ipc Backup & Restore«requires the Microsoft Windows XP operating system. 2.1 Functions The»IPC Backup & Restore«software provides the following basic functions: 1. Creation and management of archives Archive ( 25), 2. Creation of backups Backup with USB stick ( 27), 3. Update of the runtime software Update ( 31). For archives and backups, different storage media are used. Information on the differences between archives and backups and the storage media to be selected can be found in the following chapters: What is an archive? ( 12) What is a backup? ( 12) What is a restore? ( 12) Using Compact Flash cards For an error-free backup and restore of data in the»ipc Backup & Restore«only Compact Flash cards of the company swissbit, variant "Fixed Disk(non removable) with ultra direct memory access (UDMA)" are approved! Compact Flash cards of swissbit are available in different versions.»ipc Backup & Restore«only supports the "Fixed Disk (non removable)" version with ultra direct memory access (UDMA) which is used in the industrial PC as bootable memory medium, can be partitioned and formatted like a hard disk. 10 L 1.6 EN - 01/2011

11 Introduction Functions Information on different Compact Flash(CF) versions Version Function Fixed Disk(non removable) The CF card can be used like a hard disk. Partitioning and formatting is possible. Removable Disk The CF card can be formatted, but partitioning is not possible. Ultra direct memory access (UDMA) Ultra direct memory access provides direct and quicker data access to the contents of the CF card. can only be used if the hardware supports ultra direct memory access Structure of the»ipc Backup & RestoreIPC Backup & Restore«is composed of two components:»ipc Backup & Restore«on the engineering PC under Windows XP,»IPC Backup & Restore«on the IPC under Windows CE. The contents of this documentation refer to the use of the»ipc Backup & Restore«on the engineering PC. Further information on the use of the»ipc Backup & Restore«under Windows CE can be found in the documentation for the industrial PC in the section»ipc Backup & Restore«. 1.6 EN - 01/2011 L 11

12 Introduction Differences between archive, backup, and restore 2.2 Differences between archive, backup, and restore The archive of a CF card is basically different from a backup of an industrial PC. The contents and the structure of archive and backup are different. This is why an archive can, for instance, not be replaced by a backup What is an archive? The term Archive describes the contents of a CF card. The archive is created under Windows XP by the CF card. The CF card contains the complete "memory" of the industrial PC, contains all permanently saved pieces of information of the IPC components such as the operating system, software, data. For the industrial PC, the CF card is what the hard disk is for the engineering PC. There, all data required for operation are stored. Using an archive What is a backup? A backup is created under Windows CE. With a backup, individual IPC components are copied from the CF card to a USB stick. Using a backup ( 14) What is a restore? Restore describes the process of restoring backup data from a USB stick on the CF card. "Restore" is for instance used to transfer individual components from one industrial PC to another IPC, restore data in the event of a defect. Backups are restored under Windows CE. Using a restore ( 16) 12 L 1.6 EN - 01/2011

13 Introduction Using an archive 2.3 Using an archive You can restore the archive of a CF card on your engineering PC on a new Compact Flash card. Observe the differences between the storage media when restoring archives! A restore only restores configuration-dependent software components. During the restore, the whole contents of the Compact Flash card are restored. Tip! How to carry out a backup or restore under Windows CE on the industrial PC is described in the chapter "Backup and Restore" of the software manual for the industrial PC. Archiving requires that the engineering PC is equipped with a card reader. When archiving a CF card, the whole CF card contents will be backed up on your hard disk. The backed up archive can be restored on another CF card later. An industrial PC can be booted with a restored CF card. After inserting the CF card, the IPC can be started directly. Using a backup ( 14) Archiving a CF card If all data bases of the CF card of an industrial PC are to be backed up on the engineering PC, a card reader must be connected to the engineering PC. For completely restoring a software version, the CF card must be archived. When the CF card is archived, all CF card data are backed up. Archiving therefore requires enough memory space on the CF card. For more information on archiving a CF card, please see: Backup with USB stick ( 27) 1.6 EN - 01/2011 L 13

14 Introduction Using a backup 2.4 Using a backup Whereas CF card archives represent a complete data base, USB sticks are designed for the backup of individual IPC components. An advantage of the use of backups is the automatic backup functionality when booting up the industrial PC. Unlike CF card archiving, the USB stick is not to be removed from the industrial PC. Risk of data loss! When duplicating or restoring a CF card, the data carrier is formatted and made bootable. When a USB stick is selected, the USB stick is afterwards no longer suitable for being used on an industrial PC! The storage medium selected in Backup & Restore must correspond to the storage medium physically available! The term "Backup" describes the following process: When creating a backup using a USB stick as storage medium on your industrial PC, components are copied from your CF card to the USB stick. The restore of a backup on your industrial PC is called "Restore". Backups stored on a USB stick can additionally be transferred from the USB stick to an engineering PC. IPC CF card Restore Backup Update USB stick The contents of a backup can be configured: Backup with USB stick ( 27) A backup may contain maximally four IPC components: Operating system; boot loader Lenze software System configuration Data 14 L 1.6 EN - 01/2011

15 Introduction Using a backup The more IPC components you select, the more memory space is required on your USB stick. When creating the first backup, all components should be selected. Data ( 29) As soon as backups are created at regular intervals, we recommend only to backup the IPC components that change. These are mainly data. Please read the section Backup with USB stick ( 27) to see which data are backed up. A defect on a CF card can only be removed by restoring the archive on another CF card! When a USB stick is used, the system is always expected to be executable. As a precaution, always create an archive from a CF card! Backup with USB stick If data of an industrial PC are to be backed up on a USB stick, the USB stick must be prepared using this software. When the USB stick is prepared, the»ipc Backup & Restore«on the industrial PC can automatically generate the required backup (depending on the configuration). Backups are provided with special names which contain information on the industrial PC. The data which are considered by a backup is described under: Data ( 29) USB stick Configure Add backup USB stick Configured Save backup USB stick Create backup Engineering PC Industrial PC Archive CF card [2-1] Backup - overview 1.6 EN - 01/2011 L 15

16 Introduction Using a restore 2.5 Using a restore Restoring an archive located on the engineering PC on a Compact Flash card (CF card). To restore data, the USB stick must be switched from the engineering PC to the industrial PC. Restore with a USB stick only restores the IPC components previously selected, Restore the CF card restores all data bases of the CF card. Please observe the increased memory requirements! USB stick Add backup Engineering PC Industrial PC CF card Restore [2-2] Restore - overview How to restore data contents on your industrial PC is described under: Restore with USB stick ( 16) 2.6 Summary of the functions There is a basic difference between archiving a CF card and carrying out a backup with a USB stick: Archiving a CF card backs up all data sets of the CF card, A Backup with a USB stick only backs up user data and the IPC components selected. Backups created with a USB stick are designed for the regular backup of user data! CF card (archive) Duplicate CF cards, Archive all CF card data contents of an industrial PC on your hard disk, Unarchive archives stored on your hard disk on CF cards. 16 L 1.6 EN - 01/2011

17 Introduction Summary of the functions USB stick (backup) A backup created with a USB stick must only be restored via a USB stick. When the contents of a CF card are archived, the contents must only be restored on another CF card. To ensure an error-free backup and restore, only use CF cards made by the company swissbit. Creating backups A backup with a USB stick only backs up user data such as PLC programs and VisiWinNET projects Prepare the USB stick for Backup/ Restore or Update on the industrial PC. Add to USB stick copies a backup from the hard disk to the USB stick to restore it on the industrial PC. Delete from USB stick deletes an existing backup on the USB stick. With Save to disk you can save a backup available on your USB stick on your hard disk. Update your IPC software by downloading Lenze updates to a USB stick. 1.6 EN - 01/2011 L 17

18 User interface Control & function elements 3 User interface This chapter describes the different control and function elements of the»ipc Backup & Restore«user interface for Windows XP. 3.1 Control & function elements The user interface contains the following control and function elements: Title bar Menu bar View bar Operating range The Select your Compact Flash card selection field only displays removable media. This prevents damage to the hard disk of the engineering PC and data loss. 18 L 1.6 EN - 01/2011

19 User interface Control & function elements Title bar In the Title bar in the upper position of the application window, the Program icon and Program name are displayed in the left-most position and the Window icons are displayed in the right-most position: The view of the application window can be changed via the Window icons Here, the following is distinguished: Icon in the Task bar ( ) Window size ( ) When clicking the Program icon you open the System menu which also contains commands for positioning and changing the size of the application window. Click the Window icon or double-click the Program icon to exit»ipc Backup & Restore« Menu bar Via the Menu bar you can access all menu commands. By clicking a main menu item you open the corresponding menu, and the menu items contained therein are displayed. By clicking a menu item you execute the function associated. Menu items displayed in light grey are deactivated in the current program status View bar CF card USB stick Device replacement The Operating range changes depending on the view selected. 1.6 EN - 01/2011 L 19

20 User interface Exit program Operating range In the Operating range the properties and settings of the element currently selected in the View bar are displayed in different tabs and can also be changed here. When the tab in the upper position is clicked, the corresponding tab comes to the foreground. Tip! The individual tabs which are displayed in the Operating range depend on the type of the element selected. 3.2 Exit program Select the command File Exit, click the window icon in the Title bar to exit»ipc Backup & Restore«. 20 L 1.6 EN - 01/2011

21 Operation 4 Operation The»IPC Backup & Restore«software serves to back up and restore data of the industrial PC on a Compact Flash card (CF card) or a USB stick. [4-1] Menu structure - overview Risk of data loss! When duplicating or restoring a CF card, the data carrier is formatted and made bootable. When a USB stick is selected, the USB stick is afterwards no longer suitable for being used on an industrial PC! The storage medium selected must correspond to the storage medium physically available! What do you want to do? Archiving and restoring Compact Flash cards (CF cards) ( 22) Backup & Restore with a USB stick ( 27) 1.6 EN - 01/2011 L 21

22 Operation Archiving and restoring Compact Flash cards (CF cards) 4.1 Archiving and restoring Compact Flash cards (CF cards) Data archived on the engineering PC remain stored after»ipc Backup & Restore«has been uninstalled Duplicate To ensure an error-free backup and restore, only use CF cards made by the company swissbit. The CF card to which the data of the temp directory is to be copied is formatted and made bootable. This deletes all data stored on the CF card! 1. The Duplicate tab serves to write the entire contents of the CF card into a temporary directory. 2. The contents are written back to a new CF card. 3. The data in the temporary directory are deleted after having been copied. 22 L 1.6 EN - 01/2011

23 Operation Archiving and restoring Compact Flash cards (CF cards) How to duplicate a CF card: 1. Connect the CF card to be copied as the data source to the engineering PC. 2. Select the corresponding CF card from the Drive selection field. 3. Press Start. 1. Read in 4. Replace the read-in CF card with another CF card to which the data are to be copied. The CF card has been read in. Insert a new CF card and press Start to start writing. Confirm the message window with OK. 1.6 EN - 01/2011 L 23

24 Operation Archiving and restoring Compact Flash cards (CF cards) 5. Insert a new CF card. The contents of your Compact Flash card has been read in. Press Start to write to the new CF card. Note: The CF card is formatted. This deletes all data stored on the CF card! 6. Press Start to write the data to the CF card. 2. Write to Compact Flash card. The progress bar indicates the progress of copying. Copying completed. 24 L 1.6 EN - 01/2011

25 Operation Archiving and restoring Compact Flash cards (CF cards) Archive The Archive tab serves to recreate a backup folder. The contents of a CF card are then copied to the directory selected. How to copy the contents of a CF card to the hard disk: 1. Select the corresponding CF card from the Please select your Compact Flash card selection field. 2. Go to the Create a new backup directory input field and create a new directory. Click the button to open the Browse for folder dialog box. Click the Make new folder button in the Browse for folder dialog box to create a backup directory. 3. Press Start. Copying completed. 1.6 EN - 01/2011 L 25

26 Operation Archiving and restoring Compact Flash cards (CF cards) Unarchive The Unarchive tab serves to select an archive or to create a new archive. The contents of the folder are then written to the CF card selected. To ensure an error-free backup and restore, only use CF cards made by the company swissbit. The CF card to be restored is formatted and made bootable. This deletes all data available on the CF card! How to copy the contents from an archive directory of the hard disk to a CF card: 1. Select the corresponding CF card from the Select your Compact Flash card selection field. 2. Go to the Select the backup directory that you want to restore input field and select a directory which has been created by a CF card. The button serves to search for a folder. 3. Press Start. A progress bar appears. 26 L 1.6 EN - 01/2011

27 Operation Backup & Restore with a USB stick 4.2 Backup & Restore with a USB stick Risk of data loss! Only select the USB stick when the USB stick tab is activated. The storage medium selected in Backup & Restore must correspond to the storage medium physically available! Backup with USB stick A backup backs up all data and subfolders of the \IPC folder of the CF card. Save data and folders you want to backup with a USB stick in the \IPC folder of the CF card. This chapter describes how to prepare a USB stick to carry out a backup. The prepared USB stick must be connected to the industrial PC to automatically create backups on the USB stick. 1.6 EN - 01/2011 L 27

28 Operation Backup & Restore with a USB stick Option Information Backup files available on the USB stick Name of a backup data package: IPCUpdate_<Processor type>_<version> Date/time formats: Date = YYYYMMDD Version=Vx.x.x.xxx Example: IPCUpdate_PM_V IPCBackup_<Prefix>_<Serial number>_<date>_<time> Date/time formats: Date = YYYYMMDD Time = HHMMSS Example: IPCBackup_HMI_00E04B0811AF_ _ Add to USB stick Opens a dialog for selecting a folder. An available backup can be selected and added to the USB stick. Delete from USB stick Deletes the selected backup file from the USB stick. Save to disk Opens a dialog for selecting a folder. Copies the selected backup file from the USB stick to the hard disk. Automatic behaviour when IPC is started with the connected USB stick No action When the USB stick is inserted, the industrial PC boots up normally without making a backup or restore. Display selection dialog (only for IPCs with display) When the USB stick is inserted, the industrial PC provides a selection dialog via which the backup or restore can be selected. Record new backup When booting with the USB stick inserted, a backup is automatically written to the USB stick. This is especially sensible for systems without display. Restore selected backup (without question) When booting with the USB stick inserted, a restore is automatically (without a selection dialog) written from the USB stick to the industrial PC. This is especially sensible for systems without display. Tip! Leave the USB stick connected to the industrial PC to ensure that a backup is made every time the IPC boots up. Thus, the last data bases are always available. Record backup Prefix Freely configurable addition for the backup name. Tip: Use a name which can be assigned clearly later. Max. no. of backups Maximum number of backups which may be saved on the USB stick during the automatic backup. The maximum number in»ipc Backup & Restore«is 100! If the maximum number of backups is reached on the USB stick, the oldest backup will be overwritten. This value is only evaluated if "Record new backup" is selected. Recommendation: 3 IPC components for backup / restore This area contains information about components that are saved by default when a backup is executed. If a backup is selected for restore, you will find the components contained in the backup in this area. Operating system; bootloader Operating system: nk.bin Boot loader which also contains the display resolution: PM systems: CEBOOT.SYS LX800 systems: bldr.bootini, splah.bmx 28 L 1.6 EN - 01/2011

29 Operation Backup & Restore with a USB stick Option Information Lenze software The software of Cabinet(*.CAB) files type supplied by Lenze. This file manages all version numbers of the individual Cabinet files. System configuration Hardware identification file SWInfo.xml (not required anymore from control technology R2.2 onwards). Data The backup contains the following data: Folders: INOSOFT, IPC, OCT, SERVICE, VisiWinNET Note: If one of the folders is not available under \STORAGE on the CF card, the backup will create an empty folder for the corresponding folder. Data bases: Management.db ValueTables.db Tip: All data and subfolders of the IPC folder are backed up. To back up data, store them in the IPC folder How to prepare the USB stick: 1. Go to the Please select your USB stick selection field and select a USB stick. Backup files available on the USB stick are displayed. 2. Go to the Automatic behaviour when controller is started with the connected USB stick combination field and select an option. 3. Select the controller components for backup / restore. 4. Make other entries. Information on this can be found in the table. 5. Press Write control file. After the control file has been written successfully, the USB stick is prepared for a backup. How to make a backup on the industrial PC is described in the chapter»ipc Backup & Restore«of the IPC Software Manual. 1.6 EN - 01/2011 L 29

30 Operation Backup & Restore with a USB stick How to carry out a backup: 1. Configure the USB stick with»ipc Backup & Restore«on the engineering PC. 2. Insert USB stick in industrial PC. 3. Boot up industrial PC. 4. Write backup through industrial PC to USB stick. 5. Insert USB stick in engineering PC. 6. Store data from USB stick on engineering PC. The backup on the USB stick can be backed up on the engineering PC from the USB stick to the hard disk of the engineering PC. Backup & Restore with a USB stick A backup created with a USB stick contains configuration-dependent software components. The CF card is not copied directly. A backup created with a USB stick is designed for the regular backup of customer data Restore with USB stick Restore backup with USB stick If the data of a backup are to be retransferred to the industrial PC, the USB stick must be prepared accordingly using the Backup & Restore software. Backup & Restore with a USB stick How to restore an existing backup: 1. Select backup with»ipc Backup & Restore«on the engineering PC. Add backup to USB stick. 2. Insert USB stick in industrial PC. 3. Restart industrial PC. Data are transferred. 4. Reboot industrial PC. 30 L 1.6 EN - 01/2011

31 Operation Backup & Restore with a USB stick Update This function serves to prepare a USB stick for a software update of an industrial PC by transferring the required software update to the USB stick. The stored software update from the USB stick can then be installed on the CF card of the industrial PC. For the control of the update process in the industrial PC the control file is additionally written to the USB stick. The storage medium selected in»ipc Backup & Restore«must correspond to the storage medium physically available! The selection of faulty configuration data may cause maloperation when the system is started! A software update only works perfectly with the software provided by Lenze. The Lenze software and operating system can only be updated with a USB stick! The USB stick must be formatted as FAT 16 file system! 1.6 EN - 01/2011 L 31

32 Operation Backup & Restore with a USB stick How to save the software update on the USB stick: 1. Select available USB stick 2. Go to the "Select the base path for Lenze updates" selection field and select the base path which contains the folder with the updates. Select the directory above the version folder. Example: The software update is located in the \IPC-SoftwareUpdates\V2.2.0.xxx folder. Select the higher-level \IPC-SoftwareUpdates directory as base path: Tip: Create a folder for filing the software updates, e.g. \IPC-SoftwareUpdates 3. Select the software version to be installed from the Controller software selection field. 4. Select the required software variant from the Runtime Software selection field: L-force Logic L-force Motion L-force Visu 5. Select the processor type of the industrial PC from the Processor type selection field. 6. Select the resolution of the available display from the Display resolution selection field. Note: If the display resolution of an external display is not known, Flat_VGA_640X480 must be selected! 7. Go to the Automatic behaviour when PIC is started with the connected USB stick combination field and make the following selections. Select Display selection dialog (only for controllers with an external display) Note: When this option is selected, the IPC displays a selection dialog after the start. In the selection dialog you can decide during runtime which update is to be installed. As an option, you can select Backup, Restore, or Cancel. Select the Install newly created update option. Note: For industrial PCs without display, this option must be selected! The recreated update is installed automatically on the industrial PC. This option can be selected for all industrial PCs. 8. Press Start. The software update is written into a separate folder to the selected USB stick. The control file is written accordingly so that the software can be installed on the industrial PC. The folder has the following structure: IPCUpdate_<Processor type>_<version number> Example: IPCUpdate_PM_ This folder contains two subfolders: 32 L 1.6 EN - 01/2011

33 Operation Backup & Restore with a USB stick CAB: Lenze software CESYS: Windows CE operating system, boot loader After the write process of the»ipc Backup & Restore«has been completed, the data required for a software update are available on the USB stick. Then execute a software update by connecting the USB stick to the industrial PC. Executing a software update at the industrial PC If software update version 1.5 is used, manual steps are required which are described in the following documentation: "PC-based Automation": Industrial PC - parameter setting & configuration Chapter "IPC Backup & Restore", section "Software update procedure". How to execute a software update at the industrial PC: 1. Connect the USB stick described before in»ipc Backup & Restore«to the USB terminal of the industrial PC. 2. Restart the industrial PC. With the previously activated setting Show selection dialog carry out the instructions given in the industrial PC manual. In the case of industrial PCs with a display, the dialog window shows a dialog window with the software updates available on the USB stick. More information on the use of the»ipc Backup & Restore«at the industrial PC can be found in the following documentation: "PC-based Automation": Industrial PC - parameter setting & configuration chapter "IPC Backup & Restore" 1.6 EN - 01/2011 L 33

34 Operation Device replacement 4.3 Device replacement A device replacement is required if a defective hardware (x700 system) is to be replaced with the follow-up system (x800). The Device replacement function serves to prepare the CF card of a replacement device using»ipc Backup & Restore«, so that the configuration data of IPC 1 (like for instance parameters, boot project, visualisation) can be transferred to the replacement device (x800 system). This enables a subsequent device replacement from an x700 system to an x800 system. o [4-2] Basic representation of a device replacement: IPC 2 replaces IPC 1 within the machinery. CF card 2 has to be prepared using the "Device replacement" function. Basic procedure: 1. Import CF card 1 from IPC 1 (device to be replaced including the source data) in the»ipc Backup & Restore«( ) 2. Have CF card 2 of the replacement device converted ( ) 3. Insert CF card 2 in IPC 2. ( ) Start IPC 2 (replacement device) with CF card 2. The IPC will then restart (several times) until the migration and the data for the display are adapted. How to transfer the existing configuration data (source data) to the CF card of the replacement device (x800): 1. Select Device replacement tab 34 L 1.6 EN - 01/2011

35 Operation Device replacement Select CF card with the source data (old device) 2. Press Start Import source data of the CF card 3. Insert CF card of the replacement device 4. Press Start Convert source data and write them to the CF card of the replacement device. 5. Insert CF card in the replacement device. 1.6 EN - 01/2011 L 35

36 Short menu reference "File" menu 5 Short menu reference This chapter contains a list of all menu commands. 5.1 "File" menu Icon Command Shortcut Information Exit Exit program 5.2 "View" menu Icon Command Shortcut Information Refresh F5 Refresh the Backup/ Restore tab. The view is refreshed via the control file of the USB stick. 5.3 "Tools" menu Icon Command Shortcut Information Languages Language selection German English Note: Stop and restart the program to activate the change of the interface language. 5.4 "Help" menu Icon Command Shortcut Information Index <F1> Display online help Information Display information on»ipc Backup & Restore«: Copyright Version 36 L 1.6 EN - 01/2011

37 Index 6 Index A Application notes 9 Archiving a CF card 13 B Backup with USB stick 15 W What is a backup? 12 What is a restore? 12 What is an archive? 12 C Control elements 18 Conventions used 7 D Device replacement 34 Differences between archive, backup, and restore 12 E to Lenze 38 Exit program 20 Exiting the program 20 F Feedback to Lenze 38 Function elements 18 Functions of the IPC Backup & Restore 10 L Layout of the safety information 9 M Menu bar 19 O Operating range 20 Operation 21 S Safety instructions 9 Structure of the safety instructions 9 T Target group 5 Terms 8 Title bar 19 U User interface 18 Using a backup 14 Using an archive 13 V View bar EN - 01/2011 L 37

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