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How to Move Vista LNS Database with NL220 and L-IP to Site PC?

Picard Product_Support
‎2018-09-06 01:40 PM

Issue

Use L-IP and NL220 to compose Vista LNS database. How to move the database from the engineering PC to the site PC?

Environment

  • Vista 5.X.X
  • LNS Network
  • NL220
  • Loytec L-IP

Cause

Due to the complexity of LNS network, it is recommended to follow the steps listed below to move the LNS database and Vista database from an engineering PC to a site PC. Otherwise, it may result controllers offline, Vista database opens extremely slow or freeze.

Resolution

NL220+L-IP is the most common combination for LNS network. How to move the database completed on the engineering PC to the site PC? The following steps can be followed:

  1. The software needed to be installed on site PC: Vista Server, Vista ToolPack, NL220.
     
  2. A NL220 dongle is needed.  (The dongle does not need to be locked to the site PC for moving database purpose; however, it is recommended to have the dongle locked to the site PC for future maintenance purpose.)
     
  3. Backup the LNS database on the engineering PC. (Select “Backup Project” in the NL220.)
     
  4. Make a copy of Vista database.
     
  5. Copy both backups (LNS and Vista) onto the site PC.
    NOTE: It is recommended to keep the paths of both databases the same. Otherwise, it may results graphic pages lost.
     
  6. Specify the folder path of Vista Server on site PC to the backup database.
     
  7. Add the L-IP interface in the Control Panel.
     
  8. Plug the NL220 dongle onto the site PC. Open NL220, create a new project and select the interface as L-IP.
     
  9. Close the project, select “Restore Project” and specify it to the backup database for NL220.
     
  10. Open the NL220 project again and select the System Plug-in.
     
  11. Update the LNS database to Vista Server in the System plug-in again.
     
  12. Select the “Commence Communication” to start the communication.
     
  13. Open TAC Vista Workstation. Then the LNS interface in the Workstation should be online.
    NOTE: without a NL220 dongle plugged in the site PC, TAC Vista workstation should operate normally. However, it is impossible to make any change to the LNS database.
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