• Saving the System Editor
• Loading a System Editor State
• Loading and Restoring a System Editor state
• Restoring a saved system using the console

Saving the System Editor

The contents of the System Editor can be saved. Select Save or Save As... from the File menu and select a suitable file name.

The profile information dialog will be displayed. Set the required information and click OK. The system information will be saved to the profile.

Loading a System Editor State

To load a previously-saved System Editor state, right-click on the editor and select Open...

After loading, RT System Editor will attempt to get the latest state from remote systems. To restore the system, use the option described below.

Loading and Restoring a System Editor state

To load a previously-saved System Editor state and restore it, right-click on the editor and select Open and Restore...

The following items are restored:

• Port connections
• Configuration information
  ~At restoration time, it will try to search for name servers and retrieve remote components using the component path ID. If Quick Restore is selected, it will first try using the IOR stored in the profile, and only if that fails will it attempt to access a name server. When restoration fails, the error details are displayed. RT System Editor will attempt to restore as much as possible.
  
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  Restoration error display

Note When there are multiple connections between the same ports, the connection lines will not be differentiated.

Restoring a saved system using the console

Saved systems can also be restored using the console. This is accomplished using the RT System Editor "ConsoleRestore" package (distributed separately). In this tool's folder, exectute run.bat, passing it the saved file.
~（Example） C:\tmp\RtcLink\ConsoleRestore>run.bat C:\tmp\save.rtclink