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Copying objects from LMx to LMx

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Copying objects from LMx to LMx
buuuudzik Offline
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#1
17.02.2016, 11:26
Hello,

I want to copy objects from one LM to the other. Is there any possibility?
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18.02.2016, 08:39
(17.02.2016, 11:26)buuuudzik Wrote: Hello,

I want to copy objects from one LM to the other. Is there any possibility?

If your other LM is empty you can use backup/restore.
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18.02.2016, 09:13
Is there option to export objects to esf file from LM/HL?
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18.02.2016, 10:07
(18.02.2016, 08:39)gtsamis Wrote:
(17.02.2016, 11:26)buuuudzik Wrote: Hello,

I want to copy objects from one LM to the other. Is there any possibility?

If your other LM is empty you can use backup/restore.

But when LM1 has other firmware version than LM2? E.g. doing back-up before upgrading firmware.
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18.02.2016, 13:03
(18.02.2016, 10:07)buuuudzik Wrote:
(18.02.2016, 08:39)gtsamis Wrote:
(17.02.2016, 11:26)buuuudzik Wrote: Hello,

I want to copy objects from one LM to the other. Is there any possibility?

If your other LM is empty you can use backup/restore.

But when LM1 has other firmware version than LM2? E.g. doing back-up before upgrading firmware.
You can use utilities -> import neighbours button in lm2, in lm 1 you must activate remote services and mark Group adresses chekbox "export" in objects table. lm1 and lm2 must be at the same local network
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18.02.2016, 14:46
(18.02.2016, 13:03)AEK Wrote:
(18.02.2016, 10:07)buuuudzik Wrote:
(18.02.2016, 08:39)gtsamis Wrote:
(17.02.2016, 11:26)buuuudzik Wrote: Hello,

I want to copy objects from one LM to the other. Is there any possibility?

If your other LM is empty you can use backup/restore.

But when LM1 has other firmware version than LM2? E.g. doing back-up before upgrading firmware.
You can use utilities -> import neighbours button in lm2, in lm 1 you must activate remote services and mark Group adresses chekbox "export" in objects table. lm1 and lm2 must be at the same local network

It is very good but it is from old firmwareSad
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20.02.2016, 08:08
(18.02.2016, 14:46)buuuudzik Wrote:
(18.02.2016, 13:03)AEK Wrote:
(18.02.2016, 10:07)buuuudzik Wrote:
(18.02.2016, 08:39)gtsamis Wrote:
(17.02.2016, 11:26)buuuudzik Wrote: Hello,

I want to copy objects from one LM to the other. Is there any possibility?

If your other LM is empty you can use backup/restore.

But when LM1 has other firmware version than LM2? E.g. doing back-up before upgrading firmware.
You can use utilities -> import neighbours button in lm2, in lm 1 you must activate remote services and mark Group adresses chekbox "export" in objects table. lm1 and lm2 must be at the same local network

It is very good but it is from old firmwareSad

Take a backup, update FW and use import neighbours.
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20.02.2016, 13:42
(20.02.2016, 08:08)gtsamis Wrote:
(18.02.2016, 14:46)buuuudzik Wrote:
(18.02.2016, 13:03)AEK Wrote:
(18.02.2016, 10:07)buuuudzik Wrote:
(18.02.2016, 08:39)gtsamis Wrote: If your other LM is empty you can use backup/restore.

But when LM1 has other firmware version than LM2? E.g. doing back-up before upgrading firmware.
You can use utilities -> import neighbours button in lm2, in lm 1 you must activate remote services and mark Group adresses chekbox "export" in objects table. lm1 and lm2 must be at the same local network

It is very good but it is from old firmwareSad

Take a backup, update FW and use import neighbours.

I don't have an options "import neighbours" on my LMSad but thanks for your reply.
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#9
22.02.2016, 07:07
So, do you want to import objects from LM with older firmware to a newer one or the other way round?
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22.02.2016, 08:25
(22.02.2016, 07:07)admin Wrote: So, do you want to import objects from LM with older firmware to a newer one or the other way round?

Yes, because sometimes there are some upgrades and it will be good if I can save actul list of objects with their settings. The best thing will be when I can export and import the list of object. The same situation will be good with Trends and Schedulers but I know that you are planning some changes in the mechanism of Trends and they will be incompatible with the older firmware so I understand it.
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