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MikeyH

Hi Team,

I have a running Monarco controlling and collecting data from a working system. Because I am unable to turn it off/or connect to the internet I can't update it to use RexArc. The diagnostics tool only downloads 10 values from each running archive (each archive has 12-15 data points). Is there a way of downloading all data to a CSV via a terminal command?

Thanks in advance

Mike

cechurat

@mikeyh Hi Mike,

Thank you for your question! There are two options I'm aware of:

Move the ARC files to different machine with RexArc installed:

Download folder /rex/arc/ from your target (e.g. USB flash drive, ssh via local network, ...)
Move the folder to different machine with RexArc installed
Run RexArc with specified parameters ("RexArc --help" for more details)

Offline installation of RexArc package

Download the rexarc and rex-libh packages to your host PC from https://download.rexcontrols.cz/repositories/
(e.g. https://download.rexcontrols.cz/repositories/debian-rex-2.50.10/pool/non-free/r/rexarc/rexarc_2.50.10-12481~Raspbian~buster_armhf.deb for REXYGEN 2.50.10 and Raspberry Pi OS Buster)
Move the package to the target device (e.g. USB flash drive, ssh via local network, ...)
Run command dpkg -i PACKAGE_NAME to install the package
Run RexArc with specified parameters ("RexArc --help" for more details)

Let us know if it helped.

Kind Regards,
Tomas

MikeyH

@cechurat Thank you Thomas,

Option 1 is best for me I think. So I can install RexArc on my PC and download the files from the target? Then open them on my PC with RexArc?

Cheers

Mike

cechurat

@mikeyh RexArc command line utility is installed along with the REXYGEN Development Tools (see the installation folder - default: C:\Program Files\REX Controls\REXYGEN 2.50.11.13762\Bin\RexArc.exe)

Kind Regards,
Tomas