It was my understanding that the configuration logo's showing when powering up the display (PV450) is controlled by the variable "logochoice" in the "system - system" manager variables.
After I set the default value to 1, configuration logo 0 shows instead configuration logo 1.
Replacing the image by the image I want will do the trick, but that is not the point!
Thank you.
logochoice (configuration logo at powerup)
- mcg2068
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- stalley
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Re: logochoice (configuration logo at powerup)
Hello mcg2068,
The LogoChoice is the correct variable to set. You also need to fire the System->UpdateLogo() event in the config. The next time the display powers up, you should see the selected logo image.
The bootloader runs and shows the image before the configuration gets started. The bootup image is set in the configuration, so the very first powerup of the display will show the image at index 0 of the Configuration Logos. The configuration developer then has the option to change the bootup using the LogoChoice and firing the System->UpdateLogo().
Best Regards,
The LogoChoice is the correct variable to set. You also need to fire the System->UpdateLogo() event in the config. The next time the display powers up, you should see the selected logo image.
The bootloader runs and shows the image before the configuration gets started. The bootup image is set in the configuration, so the very first powerup of the display will show the image at index 0 of the Configuration Logos. The configuration developer then has the option to change the bootup using the LogoChoice and firing the System->UpdateLogo().
Best Regards,
Sara Talley
Software Engineer
Enovation Controls
Software Engineer
Enovation Controls