Hi Bill,

There is no automatic startup of the operator enviroment in the pwrrt package as this mechanism is different for different window managers. You have to create a script that starts rt_xtt and add it as start application for the Linux user that you will use, or that logs in at boot. The script could look something like

/Claes

Hola Claes,

That is a good idea! i put the "rt_xtt" into the startup applications. So when the computer boots up, the XTT screen appears immediately. That works fine for me, but my assistant brewer is not very Linux literate. He gets confused easily.

Do you have any idea what i did wrong on the Development station?
Why it does not automatically start up the GE graphic?

i can post more screenshots here, if you need more information...

Thanks again for getting me this far along. !!!!

Bill

Hi Bill,

You didn't do anything wrong. The automatic startup of rt_xtt is simply a function that is missing in our public releases, so you have to add this manually.

/Claes

Hola Claes,

Thanks so much for your help... I know i would be lost on this forum without all your posts.

One last question.
How do i get the GE graph to boot up automatically?
My understanding is... when the runtime station starts, i'm supposed to see the graph.

i think there is something wrong with my GE graph.
Or how i set up the parameters on the OP place.

Is there a tutorial online?
Or section of the manual to study?
So i can redo the GE graph again so it boots up correctly?

Bill

Hi Bill,

State the XttGraph object of graph in the AutoStart attribute of the OpPlace object.

/Claes

Hi Bill
For instance





/Bruno