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Chapter 4Communicating with your Thermo King UnitsUpload and manage flash load files on USB Flash Drive using WinTrac:The USB Flash Drive shall already need to be configured using WinTrac prior to being able to uploadand manage flash load files on the USB Flash Drive. The USB Flash Drive shall need to contain validTKConfig.ini file and valid flash load and other folder structures.1. User shall browse to ‘Tools > Configure and Manage USB Flash Drive > Upload and manage flashload files’.2. Once the user makes the above selection, WinTrac shall then check the connected USB FlashDrive for a valid TKConfig.ini file and appropriate valid directory structures. It checks if theUSBFlash Drive is configured or not.a. USB Flash Drive is correctly configured:i. WinTrac shall prompt the user with ‘Open’ window dialog box to enablethe user to select the flash files that the user wants to copy.ii. User shall then browse to the location on the hard disk to select the flashfiles. WinTrac shall then place a copy of the file into the appropriate folderin the USB Flash Drive.iii. User shall also be allowed to manage and deleted any already presentfiles in the appropriate folders present in the USB Flash Drive.iv. WinTrac shall only allow the access to the flash files sub-directories thathave been enabled in TKConfig.ini file.Upload and manage OptiSet Plus files on USB Flash Drive using WinTrac:The USB Flash Drive shall already need to be configured using WinTrac prior to being able to uploadand manage OptiSet Plus files on the USB Flash Drive. The USB Flash Drive shall need to containvalid TKConfig.ini file and valid OptiSet Plus folder structures.1. User shall browse to ‘Tools > Configure and Manage USB Flash Drive > Upload / Manage OptiSetPlus files’.2. Once the user makes the above selection, WinTrac shall then check the connected USB FlashDrive for a valid TKConfig.ini file and appropriate valid OptiSet Plus subdirectory structures. Itchecks if the USB Flash Drive is configured or not.a. USB Flash Drive is correctly configured:WinTrac then navigates through the OptiSet Plus subdirectories and interrogates all filesin the OptiSet Plus subdirectory.WinTrac shall then prompt the user with the ‘Open’ windows file management dialog forthe user to select the appropriate OptiSet plus files from USB Flash Drive to betransferred onto some preferred location on the PC.A copy of these OptiSet Plus files shall be placed to enable accessing the files usingOptiSet Plus tool at a later point of time.Once the copy of the OptiSet plus files have been placed in the user specified location,WinTrac shall display the message ‘OptiSet plus file(s) have been successfullytransferred. Do you want to delete the files existing on the USB Flash Drive?’(Options provided: Yes and No)If yes, WinTrac shall delete all the OptiSet Plus files from the USB Flash Drive and if no,then it shall leave all the OptiSet plus files as-is in the USB Flash Drive.52
Chapter 4Communicating with your Thermo King UnitsTranslation of OptiSet Plus interchange XML file contents into Datapac commands in.osp file format and vice-versa.WinTrac 5.0 supports the OptiSet Plus Upload and Retrieve with the help USB Flash Drive through.osp files that will be created by WinTrac from valid OptiSet Plus xml files.• OptiSet Plus Upload: The user is prompted to select an OptiSet Configuration Upload xmlfile and the corresponding .osp file will be created by WinTrac in the OPTISETPLUS folderof the configured USB Flash Drive. This .osp file will contain the Serial Datapaccommands that will send the required commands to interface the host device and theThermo King Unit for transferringI. Customer ConfigurationII.III.IV.Unit Set UpCargo WatchTemperature Profiles.• OptiSet Plus Download: During OptiSet Plus download, the Thermo King Unit will place avalid .osp file in the OptiSet Plus folder of the USB Flash Drive. This file can be changedby WinTrac into a valid OptiSet Plus retrieved XML file.53
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Chapter 4Communicating with your Thermo King UnitsTranslation of OptiSet Plus interchange XML file contents into Datapac commands in.osp file format and vice-versa.WinTrac 5.0 supports the OptiSet Plus Upload and Retrieve with the help USB Flash Drive through.osp files that will be created by WinTrac from valid OptiSet Plus xml files.• OptiSet Plus Upload: The user is prompted to select an OptiSet Configuration Upload xmlfile and the corresponding .osp file will be created by WinTrac in the OPTISETPLUS folderof the configured USB Flash Drive. This .osp file will contain the Serial Datapaccommands that will send the required commands to interface the host device and theThermo King Unit for transferringI. Customer ConfigurationII.III.IV.Unit Set UpCargo WatchTemperature Profiles.• OptiSet Plus Download: During OptiSet Plus download, the Thermo King Unit will place avalid .osp file in the OptiSet Plus folder of the USB Flash Drive. This file can be changedby WinTrac into a valid OptiSet Plus retrieved XML file.53
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