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  • Questions about REXYGEN Studio, REXYGEN HMI Designer, ...

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    ondrej_severaO

    Dear @MikeyH ,
    if you open directly the HmiDesigner from C:\Program Files\REX Controls\HmiDesigner 3.2.5\bin\HmiDesigner.exe you will not see any extensions.

    You have to use the HmiDesigner.exe from the REXYGEN installation e.g., C:\Program Files\REX Controls\REXYGEN 3.0.6.17802\HmiDesigner\HmiDesigner.exe

    This is also the way TrayMonitor opens the program. If you have any file association for *.svg, check whether it uses HmiDesigner.exe in the REXYGEN folder.

    This is a known limitation, and we will try to solve it in a future version.
    Best regards
    Ondrej

  • Need help configuring some of the I/O drivers? Problems integrating custom hardware or software?

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    Not on a Monarco, but I moved a Pi 5 off the SD card onto an M.2 drive through a HAT for a small data logger and it has been steadier than the SD card ever was. It boots straight from the drive once the boot order is set in raspi-config. The only thing I would watch is the power budget when the HAT stack is also feeding other boards.

  • Any other thoughts on REXYGEN or automation and control systems in general?

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    ’m working on a Python task that requires generating Base64-encoded data from user input and converting it to a readable PDF.

    Before I implement my own solution, I’ve been testing conversions with a simple Base64-to-PDF tool to verify that the encoded strings I’m producing are valid.

    Has anyone here dealt with converting Base64-encoded content into PDFs directly within Python? I’m wondering whether to use built-in libraries like base64 and fpdf, or if there’s a more efficient way to handle larger files.

  • Found a bug? Missing some feature? Let us know!

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    @Jan-Reitinger Thank you Jan. I will try it. Martin