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Incompatible data
(1) The GT Designer2 cannot import the data of functions, if the functions are unsupported by the
GOT type of the destination project.
(2) If the monitor data is imported using the GT Designer2 version that is older than the one used
to create the source project, some functions or settings may be deleted.
To import the relevant data, make sure to use the GT Designer2 version that is the same or
newer than the one used to create the source project.
For the compatibility between monitor data and GT Designer2 version, refer to the following.
Appendix 4 Applicable Monitor Data
(3) The GT Desginer2 cannot import the data of the following common settings.
Therefore, make the settings again in the destination project.
[System Settings] and [Project Title] within [System Environment]
[Script]
Make the settings again
Start two GT Designer2 windows. Open the source project on the one window, and
the destination project on the other window, and make the settings by comparing
the two project settings.
(4) When the object data is imported to the project in which the corresponding category is not set,
the object will be registered within the [None] category, even if the category has been set in the
source project.
To set the category, create the same category within the destination project, in advance or after
the data import.
(Example) When the data in the “All Screen Common Lamp” category is imported.
Source project Destination project
Category
workspace
Object
dialog box
(5) When a data import is executed based on the setting so that the data No. to be assigned will
exceed the effective No. range, the data out of the No. range cannot be imported.
(Example) When importing base screen data
Screen No.Screen No.
1
2
3
4
32766
32767
Import
Destination project
Source project
Importing screen No.1 to No.4 into screen
No.32766 (head No.) and the corresponding No.
The last effective screen No.: 32767
The data out of the effective No. range cannot be imported.