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GeniusPro/Lightpalette Operator's Manual - Strand Lighting

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Networker Software<br />

Preserving Configuration Files<br />

When installing a new release, the existing 220NODE.CFG file gets overwritten with a default config<br />

file supplied in the install disk or the remote install compressed file. The installation utility will first copy<br />

the existing 220NODE.CFG to 220NODE.OLD in the same directory before overwriting it. This<br />

provides a mechanism for re-instating the old configuration file via the batch file RECOVER.BAT which<br />

the user supplies in the C:\220OS directory. As described above, the install utility will look for the batch<br />

file RECOVER.BAT and run it if it exists at the end of the installation process.<br />

As a minimum, the RECOVER.BAT file should contain the following:-<br />

copy 220NODE.OLD 220NODE.CFG /v /y<br />

If the old config file is not re-instated, then the result of loading the new release on all SN10Xs, will be<br />

that they will all have the same IP address and therefore create confusion in the consoles and pc’s<br />

running the ioftpxxx programs.<br />

The batch file RECOVER.BAT can be easily copied to the SN100 and SN102 as they contain a floppy<br />

drive. However, the only method for the SN104 is to download it via the IOFTPxxx program. The<br />

procedure for doing it is as follows:-<br />

1. Determine the node name or IP address of the SN104.<br />

2. Create the batch file locally on the PC which you will use to run the IOFTPxxx program.<br />

Assuming that the file is in the directory from which you will run IOFTPxxx, run the following:-<br />

IOFTPxxx LOGIN nodename PUT RECOVER.BAT . LOGOUT QUIT<br />

Network DMX<br />

Note: Network DMX uses Broadcast communication in which IP addresses are not used.<br />

First in the Network section of the Console Setup Screen set Networker to ON.<br />

Then set the NET1..4 Network DMX ports to OUT. This outputs console DMX to the network in 4<br />

ranges, often called Universes if they are 512 bytes long.<br />

Range defaults for 430, 520, 530 and 550:<br />

Start End Slot<br />

1 512 1<br />

513 1024 513<br />

1025 1536 1025<br />

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