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Robotino® View2 - Festo Didactic

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Using <strong>Robotino®</strong> View<br />

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After a successful refresh the versions of local packages and packages installed on Robotino are<br />

displayed. The status symbols have the following meanings:<br />

No information is available or installed version is not up-to-date<br />

The package installed on Robotino is up-to-date<br />

The package "robotino-firmware" is special. The upgrade routine checks if there is an EA09 IO board<br />

in Robotino. If an EA09 IO board is found, the version number will be retrieved directly from the IO<br />

board. If no EA09 board is present, the symbol will be displayed instead of the version number.<br />

However, the package's status is because the package "robotino-firmware" needn't be installed.<br />

In the first column of the version view, packages can be added to or removed from the upgrade<br />

process. By default the packaged "openrobotino1", "openrobotino2" and "robview2" are designated<br />

for an upgrade.<br />

In the screenshot above, the package "robview" installed on Robotino is not up-to-date. The local<br />

version is 2.5.0. On Robotino, the old version 2.2.4 is installed. Installation of new packaged is<br />

invoked with the symbol . The upgrade dialog shows that the action is performed. In the log<br />

windows the progress can be tracked. When the installation has been finished, the version view will<br />

be refreshed.<br />

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