Tridium Honeywell Wizards

[dapper]

I am duing an integration to an older Vykon Jace that was configured with the Honeywell workbench version 3.2.22. I am using EC-NET Pro version 3.2.16. I can connect to the platform ok and see the files such as history and px ok on the Station but I cannot open the network tree. The message says that the module lonHoneywellAxWizards is not present on the machine. (my laptop).
How do I obtain a copy of this module? I have other lonHoneywell modules but not the Ax Wizards. DO I have to use module version 3.2.22 that I am assuming is currently in the Jace and will that run on my version 3.2.16?

Thanks for your help

[rad1]

You've got mail.

[Chris_Worthington]

Also if it is an existing JACE you can snatch it/whatever module at the platform level

[digo]

You can try the file transfer utility under the platform view to copy the module from the JACE to your localhost. Wizards are a licensed feature, so I'm not sure if it validates on your local workbench or on the JACE itself.

The feature shows up on a separate Honeywell.license file.
<feature name="XL10Wizards">

PS: 3.2.16 is a fairly older build, the latest maintenance build for 3.2 is currently at 3.2.22

[Chris_Worthington]

You can try the file transfer utility under the platform view to copy the module from the JACE to your localhost. Wizards are a licensed feature, so I'm not sure if it validates on your local workbench or on the JACE itself.

The feature shows up on a separate Honeywell.license file.
<feature name="XL10Wizards">

PS: 3.2.16 is a fairly older build, the latest maintenance build for 3.2 is currently at 3.2.22

I am pretty certain it is through the local workbench. Same thing as a brand check.

[digo]

I am pretty certain it is through the local workbench. Same thing as a brand check.

Then his best bet is to login to the JACE from a browser using the default Wb Web Profile. Wizards do work using the workbench applet within a browser.

[Chris_Worthington]

Then his best bet is to login to the JACE from a browser using the default Wb Web Profile. Wizards do work using the workbench applet within a browser.

Good point

Dapper "if" ya get real stuck let me know and you can use my machine via crossloop or something if you wish

[dapper]

Thanks for all the help guys. I am able to open everything now in localhost. I'm not sure if that will still be the case when I connect to the Jace but it is all good now.