Posts by Gocea

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KSS 5.6.12.

Actually, the windows doesn't remember kvga as separate device.

I tried to use the both kvga and vga in the same time, how I can see does kvga exists in device manager, but without success. The screen is black in any combination when kvga is plugged.

So, when:

- kvga is unplugged and vga is plugged in kvga slot or

- kvga is unplugged and suitable vga is plugged in agp pro slot,

than the external monitor screen is displayed back again and kvga doesn't exists in the device manager.

I'll check tomorrow does somebody have changed the well known password (I doubt that three groups of administrators have the same well known password).

Thanks hermann, I'll give a try tomorrow.

By the way, to do that I have to logon in windows os as one of the administrator groups, but I dont have none of the passwords, so there is no way to reinstall or update drivers. Any help!

Which is the way to install the KVGA driver. Thanks in advance.

At second, in device manager there isn't a driver for kuka vga!

As follows is the current state of the problem. At first, into the folder TOOLS, there is not KUKAVGA. The folder structure is shown below.

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I have turn back the original resolution 640x840 allready, so when I place back the kvga, there was the same no screen image on both kcr and external monitor (the vga was placed on the same slot as there was kvga). Today I have to try to copy CT. COM as you sugested.

I just placed another vga card instead kvga card and the external monitor shows full functional hmi. So, kvga is damaged or it's driver has to be reinstalled (instruction is needed).

Quote from Spirit532

If no registry setting exists that mentions "DisplayFlags", something is very wrong with your controller, and you might require a clean re-install.
See if you can install the driver for KVGA again, perhaps that can fix it.

Image your drive with CloneZilla(full "dd" clone, not partitions) before you do that if you decide to try, to have a complete backup.

May I ask were the KVGA driver is located and how I can reinstall them?

Quote from SkyeFire

Really? I spent nearly 20 years plugging VGA monitors into KVGA cards (KRC1, 1A, and 2) off and on without a care in the world, and this is the first time I've ever even heard of this. Maybe I just got lucky.

Then again, it was a lot easier to get spare parts back then, too, so extra caution might still be the wisest course today.

I have pluged external monitor to the KVGA's vga port and set higher resolution. I hadn't option to turn back the previous KVGA's generic resolution, so after restarting the system the both KVGA's outputs were unfunctional. Does it means the KVGA is damaged or there is a way for recovering the card functionality?

Quote from rmzn81

Kvga 1 is use krc1 controller because pci express

Kvga 2.0 use krc2 and krc2 ed05

Do you need ? I have and sell you

How much should be the price for the Kvga?

Quote from SkyeFire

Start with the actual message window, not the ESC window.

SkyeFire, as follows is the actual message window. I'm confused, is the reason for "Drives contactor off" softwer limith switch - A2 or somethig else?

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Any help, how to bypass the Emergency stop at local ESC node message?

Thanks