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Re: Remote Connection from WindRiver
Hardly!
Do you have the NI Imaging tool? (it should be on the desktop in the default instalation)
look in the 2009 control sys pdf (follow the blue code):
Quote:
5.1.2.4 Installation of an Upgraded cRIO Image
To install an upgraded cRIO image, follow the
instructions below:
1. Start the cRIO Imaging tool by clicking on “Start
-> All Programs -> National Instruments ->
LabVIEW 8.5 -> FRC cRIO Imaging Tool” in the
Windows Start Menu.
If a dialog window appears with the message
“No CompactRIO devices were found. Verify the
network connection,” there was a problem
connecting to the cRIO. Check power to the
cRIO and ensure the Ethernet cables are
connected.
2. The cRIO Imaging tool will be launched and a
window will be displayed titled “CompactRIO
Imaging Tool.” The top of the window will show
information on any cRIO devices which were
found on the network. Select the MAC address
of the cRIO you would like to re-image. (Note:
The cRIO MAC address is printed on a label on
the back of the CRIO next to the bar code.)
3. Select the development environment you would
like to use by clicking the radio button next to
© FIRST 2009 FRC Control System Manual: Section 5 – System Configuration, Rev 0.5 Page 5 of 17
either “LabVIEW” or “Wind River Workbench (C/C++)”.
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8. Downloading a complete image to the cRIO requires about 5 minutes , during which time the
laptop and cRIO must not be interrupted by resetting the power or interfering with the network
connection. When ready to proceed, select the “Apply” button to commence imaging of the
cRIO.
9. A “Reconfiguring Device” window should
appear showing current status of the
imaging procedure.
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try that
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