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Ruinet Utility User Manual
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previously connected FieldServer, RuiNet connects to the first FieldServer in the list after 10
seconds. This behavior can be overridden by using the –m0 switch. When specifying this
switch on the command line then RuiNet does not auto connect to any FieldServer.
RuiNet –m0
Ensures presentation of a list and auto connection does not occur.
seconds. This behavior can be overridden by using the –m0 switch. When specifying this
switch on the command line then RuiNet does not auto connect to any FieldServer.
RuiNet –m0
Ensures presentation of a list and auto connection does not occur.
Appendix B.6. Restart a FieldServer -b
Tells RuiNet to restart a FieldServer. No confirmation to restart is requested.
RuiNet –b
Restarts the FieldServer that RuiNet auto connects to.
RuiNet –i192.168.1.81 –b
Restarts a specific FieldServer.
RuiNet –b
Restarts the FieldServer that RuiNet auto connects to.
RuiNet –i192.168.1.81 –b
Restarts a specific FieldServer.
Appendix B.7. Startup Screen -x
Directs RuiNet to display a particular screen on connection to a FieldServer. Specify the
switch and the start-up screen number.
switch and the start-up screen number.
System Errors
(E Screen)
-x1
Driver Messages
(F Screen)
-x2
Connection Overview
(O Screen)
-x3
Node Overview
(N Screen)
-x4
Map Descriptor Overview
(M Screen)
-x5
Data Array Overview
(A Screen)
-x6
FieldServer Information
(B Screen)
-x7
RuiNet –x3
When RuiNet connects the connection overview screen will be displayed.
When RuiNet connects the connection overview screen will be displayed.
Appendix B.8. Transferring files –l, -f
When a file is transferred, its local file name (on host computer) and its FieldServer-side file
name must be known for RuiNet to work correctly. The local file name is always specified
with the –l switch whereas the remote or FieldServer-side file name is always specified with
the –f switch. RuiNet will fill in the default target file name if possible and thus one of the file
name switches may be omitted in some circumstances.
If transferring a file with the extension .CSV from a host computer to a FieldServer then
RuiNet will assume that the FieldServer-side file name is config.csv unless using the –f
command line switch to specify a different target file name.
RuiNet -fconfig.csv –lc:\temp\config.csv –u1
Transfers the file config.csv from the FieldServer to the host computer where it will be saved
as config.csv in the temp folder of the C drive
name must be known for RuiNet to work correctly. The local file name is always specified
with the –l switch whereas the remote or FieldServer-side file name is always specified with
the –f switch. RuiNet will fill in the default target file name if possible and thus one of the file
name switches may be omitted in some circumstances.
If transferring a file with the extension .CSV from a host computer to a FieldServer then
RuiNet will assume that the FieldServer-side file name is config.csv unless using the –f
command line switch to specify a different target file name.
RuiNet -fconfig.csv –lc:\temp\config.csv –u1
Transfers the file config.csv from the FieldServer to the host computer where it will be saved
as config.csv in the temp folder of the C drive