To start Diagnostics, you can enter various call parameters using the command line.
The following table provides an overview of the individual call parameters:
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Call Parameter |
Description |
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-connect ip <IP-/EPATH-Address> |
Starts the program and immediately collects the data of the controller selected under <IP-/EPATH-Address>. Equivalent to collecting data via Ethernet in the window Connect to controller via.... |
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-connect com <ComPort> |
Starts the program and immediately collects the data of a controller connected to a COM port. The port is selected using <ComPort>. Equivalent to collecting data via Com (RS 232) in the window Connect to controller via.... |
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-connect modem |
Starts the program and immediately collects the data of a controller connected via modem. Equivalent to collecting data via Modem in the window Connect to controller via.... NOTE: The dial-up connection must already be established. |
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-open <file name> |
Starts Diagnostics and immediately opens the data collection from the file entered under <file name>. Equivalent to Open... command on the Home window. |
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-nosplash |
Suppresses the Home window that is normally shown upon startup. |
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-language <language abbreviation> |
Starts the program in the language entered under <language abbreviation>. Possible language abbreviations are: ode: German oen: English |
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-userconfigfile <file name> |
V1.6 and later. Loads the configuration file specified under <filename> with user-specific settings (for example, automatic name generation when saving the data collection). |
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-save ip <IP-/EPATH-Address> file <file name> |
V2.0 and later. Collects the data from the controller and saves it directly under the file name. The call-up is effected via the command line, that is, without a graphical user interface. NOTE: You need write access rights to the given file destination. If you do not have write access rights, you can try to start Diagnostics with administrative privileges. |
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-save modem file <file name> |
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-save com <ComPort> file <file name> |
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You can enter the call parameters in different orders. In some cases, you can combine them (not –connect). This is case-sensitive. If you enter invalid parameters, the program will not start. When this happens, no diagnostic message is displayed.
oDiagnostics.exe -connect ip 10.205.0.50
oDiagnostics.exe -connect ip epath3://9078.0AE8@10.128.224.120:1217
oDiagnostics.exe –connect ip etcp2://192.168.2.50
oDiagnostics.exe –connect ip enodename3://LMC_PacDrive (192.168.2.50)
oDiagnostics.exe –connect ip enodename3://173.20.5.36:1105,LMC_PacDrive (192.168.2.50)
oDiagnostics.exe –connect ip enodename3://[10.128.154.12:1217],LMC_PacDrive (192.168.2.50)
oDiagnostics.exe –connect ip enodename3://[10.128.154.12:1217],LMC_PacDrive (192.168.2.50)
oDiagnostics.exe –connect ip etcp3://192.168.2.50
oDiagnostics.exe –connect ip etcp3://173.20.5.36:1105,192.168.2.50
oDiagnostics.exe –connect ip etcp3://[10.128.154.12:1217],192.168.2.50
oDiagnostics.exe –connect ip etcp4://192.168.2.50:11740
oDiagnostics.exe -connect com 1
(PacDrive M only)
oDiagnostics.exe -connect modem
(PacDrive M only)
oDiagnostics.exe -open "c:\Documents and Settings\C200.pdi"
oDiagnostics.exe –nosplash
oDiagnostics.exe -userconfigfile "c:\Documents and Settings\MyConfiguration.xml"
oDiagnostics.exe -save ip 10.205.0.50 file „c:\Users\MyUser\Documents\Machinexyz.pdi"
oDiagnostics.exe -save com 1 file „c:\Users\MyUser\Documents\Machinexyz.pdi"
(PacDrive M only)
oDiagnostics.exe -save ip etcp2://10.205.0.50 file "c:\Users\MyUser\Documents\Machinexyz.pdi"
(PacDrive M only)
oDiagnostics.exe -save ip etcp3://10.205.0.50 file "c:\Users\MyUser\Documents\Machinexyz.pdi"
(PacDrive 3 only)
oDiagnostics.exe -connect ip 10.205.0.50 –nosplash
oDiagnostics.exe -connect ip epath3://9078.0AE8@10.128.224.120:1217 –nosplash–language de
oDiagnostics.exe –language de -open "c:\Documents and Settings\C200.pdi"
oDiagnostics.exe -userconfigfile "c:\Documents and Settings\MyConfiguration.xml" -nosplash
