]> 2026-05-26T19:45:32+02:00 TB0314 Updating Mint File in Workbench 0 en Draft How to download a new mint file (.mnt) using mint workbench Medium 2 minute(s) * Updating software can be very complicated, so care must be taken and always ensure there is a route to retrace your steps in the event of a failure – with Baldor .mnt files this is easy because each version is a separate file and therefore easy to load the old one back in again * In general, the Baldor (.mnt) software has been designed to be backwards compatible, but there are a few steps that needed to be taken that made this impossible. In these cases, the front end software (winMulti or winSaw) also needs to be updated – you will get an error to tell you that this is the case * Version numbers have always followed a numerical order, so the higher the number, the later the version * Mnt files should always be stored in ** c:\multi on MH side – called Multi X.xxx.mnt ** c:\saw on Saws or Saw side of flowline – called IgSaw X.xx.mnt false en TB0314_Updating_Mint_File_in_Workbench_Annotation_2019-09-24_0915111.jpg none # Contact Stuga service to download latest version to the machine via teamviewer # On the g:\ drive G:\Builds\Latest Software Versions. # From Dropbox service\Machine Software\ Use File->Close File to close any previous versions that are open <div class="icon-instructions info-icon"> <div class="icon-instructions-icon"><i class="fa fa-info-circle"></i></div> <div class="icon-instructions-text">...This clears out the text on the screen and removes the possibility of confusion over which version of the mint file you are using</div> </div><br/> https://stugaltd.monday.com/boards/304269981 Find the build number (1) of the machine and update the software version (2) and date(3). Also update the "control" and "drive" log if it is not done already <br/> <table class="wikitable"> <tr> <th>Machine </th><th>Folder </th></tr><tr> <td>Flowline MH side </td><td>c:\multi </td></tr><tr> <td>Flowline Saw Side </td><td>c:\saw </td></tr><tr> <td>Standalone Saw </td><td>c:\saw </td></tr><tr> <td>Ecoline </td><td>c:\ecoline </td></tr></table> If this is a brand new setup, you will need to search for the Nextmove card. If this is an established machine, the connection details are stored in a "project" which should be visible as the build number of the machine If no Recent Project found Start online project # Select Nextmove e100B on USB node 1 # Click Select # Programs > Upload Source Code # Scroll down to find Current version number # File > Save File As # Navigate to C:\multi # Save name as 'Multi (Version number).mnt' File > Open File > Select the newest version saved in the C:\multi folder (Highest number) <div class="icon-instructions idea-icon"> <div class="icon-instructions-icon"><i class="fa fa-lightbulb-o"></i></div> <div class="icon-instructions-text">...Scroll right to the bottom of the editor to check if you have the right version number loaded</div> </div><br/> Press the play button to download and run <br/> Exit Workbench and click Yes to save the project (this means it will auto load the new version mnt file when Workbench is opened next time Save project as (Machine number).wbx Acquire latest / relevant software version Copy to correct machine folder Open Workbench Connect to machine Close any previous versions of open files Open the new version Download and run Exit workbench Update the Software version Log Back up Old version mint workbench update igsaw multi 2019-11-26T15:20:08Z 2458814.1389815 TB0314 Updating Mint File in Workbench 0 false false 0 0 0 1 plainlist 3 [[:Dokit:DocOptions]] [[DokitEPIEnable::yes]] TB0314 Updating Mint File in Workbench# QUERYee7a61aae48f1c3f91d8e4d7736360be