File Formats; Terminal Os Image; Boot Logo; Boot Animation - B&R Power Panel C80 User Manual

6.8 File formats

6.8.1 Terminal OS image

The Terminal OS image is a compressed image of the Terminal OS (operating system of the terminal). The Terminal
OS image is a package consisting of the following files:
File
PPC80Image.img.gz
PPC80Image.img.gz.sig
PPC80Image.info
Information:
This Power Panel supports signed images. During an update, the Power Panel uses the supplied sig-
nature to determine whether the image comes from a trusted source.
During an update, the MD5 checksum determines if the image is free of errors.

6.8.2 Boot logo

The boot logo is displayed during the startup phase of the Power Panel.
The boot logo must meet the following requirements:
File format Only file format BMP (Windows bitmap) is permitted for the boot logo.
Size The size of the graphic must correspond to the size of the display in full screen mode.
To determine the size of the display on the Power Panel being used, see section "Technical data".
Name The boot logo can be added with any name in Automation Studio.
Color depth The color depth is limited to 24-bit.

6.8.3 Boot animation

The boot animation must meet the following requirements:
File format Only file format GIF (Graphics Interchange Format) is permitted for the boot animation.
Size The size of the boot animation is not permitted to exceed the size of the used display in full screen
mode.
Name The boot animation can be added with any name in Automation Studio.
Position When specifying the position of the boot animation (see
47) it is important to ensure that the entire boot animation can still be shown on the display.
Application The boot animation is superimposed over an existing static boot logo.
The boot animation is only displayed when establishing the connection between the terminal and the
HMI application (web application). It is not displayed while the device is booting.
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Description
Compressed image of the Terminal OS.
Signature of the image.
Information about the image (MD5 checksum, image version, etc.).
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