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JC-120MC
Application program
The application program is stored to the SD card
When uploading the application program from JetSym to the controller, the
default storage for application programs is used.
If you want the device to read the application program from the SD card, you
have to configure the file path.
If you want to store the application program to another directory of the internal
flash disk, proceed the same way.
Since the controller's file system is case sensitive, make sure that path and file
names, as well as file entries are spelled correctly.
To store the application program to the SD card, configure the device as
follows:
Step
Action
1
Create an application program file by JetSym.
2
Create the desired directory on the SD card.
3
Store the application program file to the desired directory.
4
Enter the path to the application program file and the program name into
the file
/app/start.ini
on the internal flash disk of the device.
Result:
On re-boot, the device loads the application program from the
SD card.
This file is a text file with one section holding two entries:
Element
Description
[Startup]
Section name
Project
Path leading to the application program file
Program
Name of the application program file
Example:
[Startup]
Project = /SD/TestProgram
Program = Test1.es3
Result:
The application program is loaded from the file
Test1.es3
located in
the folder
TestProgram
on the SD card (
/SD/TestProgram/Test1.es3
).
Application program - Default path
(see page 600)
Introduction
Prerequisites
Storing the application
program to the SD card
/app/start.ini - Structure
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