Steps to upgrading an Autoflow to Windows 10, replacing both the front end and back end PCs
Difficulté
Difficile
Durée
1 jour(s)
Sommaire
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Étape 1 - Set up the 6017 PC
- 3 Étape 2 - Set up New Camera PC
- 4 Étape 3 - Add the backup to cameraPC
- 5 Étape 4 - Convert the TC2 project from old machine
- 6 Étape 5 - Install the new PCs on site
- 7 Étape 6 - Set up the IP addresses
- 8 Étape 7 - Test all IO
- 9 Étape 8 - Test axis directions
- 10 Étape 9 - Test axis Datuming
- 11 Commentaires
Introduction
Upgrading an Autoflow to Windows 10 involves upgrading two PCS
- The Beckhoff control PC
- The Camera PC
The Beckhoff PC is not upgradable so needs to be completely replaced. We use the miniature Beckhoff C6017 for this
Étape 1 - Set up the 6017 PC
- Ensure regional settings correct - correct date format
- Rename the Ethernet Adaptors to Ethernet and EtherCAT
- Ensure the TwinCAT Protocol is installed on the EtherCAT adaptor
- Teamviewer setup
- Administrator password set to "Stuga001"
- Add Stuga desktop image
- Latest winMulti in c:\multi
Étape 2 - Set up New Camera PC
Follow standard Setup procedure to step 5 to ensure sourcetree installed with latest tc3Multi software pulled to machine
Étape 3 - Add the backup to cameraPC
In folder c:\DDRIVE
Copy latest messages.saw to DDRIVE
Étape 4 - Convert the TC2 project from old machine
Follow this procedure to convert the project
Étape 5 - Install the new PCs on site
- Ensure the 6017 PC has been earthed adequately
Étape 6 - Set up the IP addresses
Map the network drives
Map customer network connections
Étape 7 - Test all IO
This is important to ensure there have been no mistakes in the remapping
Étape 8 - Test axis directions
Étape 9 - Test axis Datuming
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