HS4 transfer.

[Maruder]

Gentlemen, it has been a year since I purchased and installed the HS4. I migrated all the logic from my ABB ABA/S1.2 units—over 500 group addresses in total. Everything had been working perfectly until today. This morning, I made a minor change to the logic configuration and, naturally, uploaded the updated setup. The upload process itself went smoothly, but two minutes later, nothing was working—usually, at least some lights would turn on, etc. I tried uploading the configuration again; however, even though the device is visible on the network, I am unable to upload anything—it keeps returning a connection error. I have attached a screenshot and some photos. Does anyone happen to know what the problem might be? Darek.

[eibster]

Try a upload of the project data over a usb Stick.
There is a description in the help files how to transfer the file directly over usb. (F1 for Help)

[Maruder]

Naturally, I performed the installation via USB. Unfortunately, the latest project—the one from today—does not work after being loaded. I should note that I made no changes to the network settings in HS4 or the local network; the only adjustment was a minor change to the logic. Just a moment ago, I reloaded a backup of yesterday’s project, and the server started up and is now running. I spent seven hours today trying to track down the error; I cannot imagine such a situation occurring at a client’s site—these things simply shouldn't happen, especially since there was no notification or information regarding the issue. The problem resolved itself. I have one more question: ever since I started working with HS4, the error shown in the attached screenshot has been appearing. I’m not sure what’s causing it, and the AI couldn’t provide any clues. The server seems to be running without any issues, but I’d like to be certain. Darek

[eibster]

Write Gira Support. They will look into the issue.

[BadSmiley]

Claude sagt:
This is an error in the Gira HomeServer debug log. The HomeServer tried to load its remanent data (the stored values of the remanent communication objects) from an FTP server, and the FTP server replied: “550 Failed to open file”. Either the file did not exist there, or the HomeServer was not allowed to read it.

The data is only loaded when the HomeServer starts, i.e. after a reboot or after a project transfer. The “(1)” means the error occurred once. As a result, the remanent objects did not get their stored values back at this start and are set to their initial values.

[Maruder]

So, is this an error, or just an informational message? It uses an FTP server, and every time it loads, the files shown in the image appear. Retention data is saved there every four hours. Although the FTP server has been added and is accessible both locally and remotely, it does not show up in the HS4 information panel. The manual is written in such technical language that I find it difficult to understand. Most importantly: does this cause any issues with the operation of the entire server?