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Initially we had a failure of Windows OS on the HMI which was eventually resolved by reformatting the Windows installation partition. So as a consequence we lost all applications and had to reinstall Cimplicity and Mark VI Control toolbox. We had a backup of site files and restored them accordingly. Necessary configurations were done using the last used m6b file which was part of the backup. After the m6b file was redownloaded to the processors and we went online. We had equal but "failed" instead of control. The erring processor being only the S core with a diagnostic alarm of "Application loader error, Pcode error log 4033" on the UCVE card of the S core. We proceeded to redownload Runtime code, Application code to all processors and then firmware and configurations to the VCMIs. However we noticed that the download on the S core was very sluggish and taking so long so at some point it was aborted to troubleshoot why the excessive sluggishness in the process we tried to reboot but then the S core wouldn't boot anymore (stayed stuck on red fail lights on all cards)? Now we don't have control neither do we have communication with S core. So right now i need solutions to 2 problems.
1. How to resolve the Application Loader error on the UCVE card on S core which is causing the S core is having "failed" instead of control?
2.How to get the VCMI card back to working state and have the S core boot fully as we don't have any spare card available. Is there an option of flashing (reformattring) VCMI cards?
Please i would appreciate responses and helpful solution points from experienced people in the house.
1. How to resolve the Application Loader error on the UCVE card on S core which is causing the S core is having "failed" instead of control?
2.How to get the VCMI card back to working state and have the S core boot fully as we don't have any spare card available. Is there an option of flashing (reformattring) VCMI cards?
Please i would appreciate responses and helpful solution points from experienced people in the house.