Nano10 Windows Link [portable] Access

Nano10 PLC

In a small automation lab, engineer Priya faced a familiar headache: an ancient (a rugged, brick-sized programmable logic controller from Triangle Research) that ran a conveyor belt. The Nano10 had no USB port, no Ethernet—just a single RS232 serial port. To update its ladder logic, she needed a Windows PC with a real COM port and TRiLOGI software. But her new laptop had only USB-C.

• What is it? link.exe is a legitimate Windows system file. It is the Microsoft Incremental Linker.
• Location: It is typically found in C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\... or C:\Windows\WinSxS\....
• Function: It is used by software developers to combine object files and libraries into a single executable (.exe) or DLL.
• Is it dangerous? In its original location, it is safe. However, malware often names itself link.exe to hide in plain sight. If you find link.exe running in your Task Manager or located in a temporary folder (like AppData or Temp), it should be scanned with an antivirus immediately.

Step-by-Step Setup:

Reduced Footprint:

Occupies significantly less disk space and memory compared to a standard Windows 10 Home or Pro installation. nano10 windows link

Getting Connected: A Guide to the Kollmorgen Nano10 and Windows

• "Link Not Working": If you clicked a link and nothing happened, check your antivirus or pop-up blocker. DJI links sometimes trigger security filters due to the large file size.
• Controller Not Detected:
  1. Launch KGUI.
  2. Navigate to the Communication or Connect menu.
  3. Select the correct interface (USB or Serial).
  4. Select the COM port identified in Step 2.
  5. Click Connect.
  • Both devices must be on the same local network (Wi-Fi or Ethernet).
  • Windows 10/11 Pro or Enterprise on the Nano10 (Home edition does not support incoming RDP).