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Upgrade Xenta I/O modules

Picard Product_Support
‎2018-09-06 01:28 PM

Issue

Upgrade Xenta I/O modules

Environment

  • Xenta 421A, Xenta 422A, Xenta 420A
  • Xenta 411, Xenta 412
  • Xenta 491/492
  • Xenta 451A, 452A, 450A
  • Xenta 471

Cause

It is not very common to upgrade I/O modules. If it must be done, they are upgraded the same as any other LonWorks device without a host processor.

Resolution

  1. Right click on the target file to store the file locally on the hard drive.
  2. To be able to download the NXE-file, you need both the NXE and the according XIF-file for the specific device.
  3. In LonMaker, select Replace or Commission, depending if the device are already in the database or not.
  4. If the XIF-file already exist in the database, select the correct Device Template.
  5. In the next dialog, select Load application image. Browse to find the directory for the NXE-file. Change File of type to NXE. Browse to find the directory for the XIF-file. Select Next to decide about source for CP values.
  6. Select Next, if you do a Replace, you could select the Neuron ID manually, and the old Neuron ID will already be in the dialog.
  7. Select Finish to download the new NXE-file into the device.
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