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TI 34P02K71-01E
4th Edition: Jun. 6, 2018-00
1.1 Backing up, Converting, Restoring Data
This section describes the command for backing up the data of the NFCP100,
for converting it for the NFCP501/NFCP502, and for restoring it to the
NFCP501/NFCP502.
The converted file is shown below.
- Retain saved file
- Settings of the resource configurator
- DUONUS.PRP
Setting items that are not included in the NFCP100, will be the default value. If
necessary, set it.
- CPU duplex configuration
- SNTP server
- Ethernet port No.3 and No.4 for NFCP502
- SD card
TIP
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Control application, boot project and the source file is not a conversion target. These are compiled
and downloaded by the Logic Designer.
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FcxConvert command can not convert the file that was backed up from NFJT100. Re-set IO
setting by the resource configurator. Re-set
DUONUS.PRP
by the maintenance page. Retain
saved file can be restored without conversion.
● FcxBackup Command
This command backs up the target files from NFCP100 or NFJT100.
"BACKUP" folder will be created in the current directory.
Command:
FcxBackup -all -u <User name> -p <Password>
<Host name or IP address>}
User name:
User name of the administrator account.
Password:
Password of the administrator account.
Host name or IP address:
Host name or IP address of the NFCP100.
E.g.:
FcxBackup –all -u user01 -p abc123 192.168.0.1
TIP
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When you run the FcxBackup, FcxConvert and FcxRestore command in the command prompt,
move to the unzipped folder.
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The "-all" argument can be used FcxBackup command R3.10 or later.
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The "-u <user name>" and "-p <password>" argument can be used FcxBackup command R4.10 or
later. If you have changed the user name and password from the initial value, be sure to specify
them always.
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