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5.
If applicable – For a serial port other than Com 1 (default), open the Communication menu again,
select Change Comm Settings. Check the settings for the selected port and adjust if necessary (the
default is Com 1, baud rate 9600).
6.
Optional – Click the Test button to verify that communication has been established with the
enclosure. Click OK.
7.
From the File menu, select Discover System (the discovery may take a few minutes).
8.
From the File menu, select Save to save the discovered configuration information to the PC.
9.
From the File menu, select Save As and save an .xcl file with a new name to the PC.
(We recommend making a duplicate copy every time the file is modified.)
The discovered configuration file is ready to be modified. Whenever changes are made, the new file
must be loaded onto the system to implement the changes (see page 124).
Opening an .xcl Configuration File
The process of modifying an .xcl configuration file starts by opening it with XNConnect (or discovering
system information; see page 118). After modifications are complete, the new configuration information
must be loaded onto the system to implement the changes.
Important: Even if XNConnect is already on your PC, install the newest version that shipped on the
same CD as the .xcl configuration file. We strongly recommend uninstalling the old version of
XNConnect before installing a new version.
Caution: Use XNConnect only if you need to load or reload the .xcl configuration file or modify your
system's configuration from the original specification. Make a copy of the original file every time the
file is modified.
To open an .xcl file:
1.
Launch XNConnect (see page 118).
2.
From the Getting Started dialog box, click Open Configuration File.
(If the dialog box does not appear, from the File menu select Open.)
3.
Use the standard Open dialog box to locate and open the .xcl configuration file. The default location
is in the MyXCL folder on the AMX AutoPatch CD.
4.
From the File menu, select Save As and save an .xcl file with a new name to the PC.
(We strongly recommend making a duplicate copy every time the file is modified.)
The .xcl file is ready to be modified. Whenever changes are made, the new file must be loaded onto the
system to implement the changes (see page 124).
Epica DGX 16 and Epica DGX 32 Instruction Manual
Appendix B – Managing Configuration Files
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