Reactor PLC Configurator
The reactor PLC tool can be brought up any time from the terminal by running configure on a reactor PLC. It will automatically come up if there is no valid configuration present, as shown in the first screenshot below.
General Tips:
- You can paste values into number/text fields
- You can navigate around with
tabandshift+tab(and arrow keys where applicable) - You can
ctrl+aor double click number/text fields to select all - When configuring the system, fields will be pre-filled with any valid existing configuration data
- You will be shown a summary of settings before any are saved
Below is an example of the main menu. If the configurator is started by the reactor PLC app itself due to a lack of configuration, the red warning text in this example will be present. If a configuration is present, the view option will be enabled (unlike in the example).
If a legacy config.lua file is present, the import option will be shown as seen below.
This option shows the currently active configuration of the device. Facility authentication keys will be censored via asterisks, but can be shown via the unhide button.
This option is only available if reactor-plc/config.lua is found. Those settings will be attempted to be imported and then a summary will be shown before the settings are saved.
Afterwards you will see this prompt.
This option will walk you through configuring the reactor PLC. Fields will be pre-filled with existing configuration data if present, otherwise the defaults will be shown instead.
The first option is if this device should be configured as networked.
