| Over the air Updated via 4Diac IDE [message #1854137] |
Wed, 03 August 2022 02:11  |
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Hello geeks!
Hope all are doing well
We have a custom PLC board having the ARM architecture as a CPU.
At this instance, we're able to port the FORTE run time environment to our custom PLC board
Not only, that but we are also able to generate and run the blinky code on a too of it
To send the binary file to hardware, we're using Local server configuration at where, the IDE is installed with the local host and the PLC also have the local IP connection via ethernet
Now, we keen to know is there any possibility or remedy by which we can do the OTA update through the 4DIAC ide ?
Let's suppose consider that, we're installing the IDE at EC2 instance with the public IP
All suggestions and comments welcome :)
Thanks
Mahendra Sondagar
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| Re: Over the air Updated via 4Diac IDE [message #1854309 is a reply to message #1854193] |
Fri, 12 August 2022 09:11  |
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Hi,
not sure if I understand your questions correctly. But assuming that you have a 4diac FORTE executable with all blocks available then we have a so called bootfile which contains the startup configuration (e.g., which blocks to instantiate and how to connect). This boot file is loaded by 4diac FORTE when it is started. Per default 4diac FORTE looks in the current directory for a file called forte.fboot. But you can also provide a boot file and its location as command line parameters. Please see our documenation on boot files for more details.
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