If a project is transferred to the HS/FS, an emergency project that is automatically created from the basis data of the transferred project is also transferred to the HS/FS.
1.Installation
If the transfer of a project has functioned, this is displayed as an infotext in the "Messages" box.
If project data + emergency project data together is larger than the memory space on the HS/FS that is available for the project, then the emergency project is not available. During transfer, this is also displayed under "Messages".
If project data + emergency project data together is larger than the memory space on the HS/FS that is available for the project, then the emergency project is not available. During transfer, this is also displayed under "Messages".
Important
In the case of devices of type HS2, HS3 and FS3, project data may overwrite the emergency project in projects that use up the project memory almost or completely!
2.Contents
The emergency project is created in such a way that all data is available that is necessary to reach the HS/FS according to configuration. If the emergency project is running, you therefore do not need any physical access per serial cable in order to transfer a valid project to the HS/FS again. The debug page is displayed with a grey (not white) background and shows the title "Emergency project loaded".
3.Retentive Memory
The retentive memory continues to exist.
If should be ensured that when transferring the project again neither the retentive memory is deleted nor a project is transferred that no longer suits the existing retentive data. (Changed archives etc.)
If should be ensured that when transferring the project again neither the retentive memory is deleted nor a project is transferred that no longer suits the existing retentive data. (Changed archives etc.)