Crossbow

It doesn't matter what rack it's in, you have one CPU and one program.  The card doesn't have RAM to save, it's told what to do by the controller.

Your screen is blank.  You need to create a project using GTWorks2 and download it to the terminal.

NA screens are based on Windows Embedded Compact 7, so anything Microsoft built into Windows 7 is available.  There is no access to the operating system through the screen, so you cannot install Windows drivers or fonts.

Threads?  Exactly what do you mean?  You can display a screen based on a string variable or a numeric variable.

Nope, that's a feature of EtherCAT.  Different revisions of devices may have different capabilities and I/O signals.  But if you go online, right click on the Master, and select 'Compare and Merge' the differences can be quickly fixed.  Since they are servos, doing Compare and Merge may disconnect them from the motion axes, so that would need to be checked. And the software improvement recommendations thread is not the place to be asking questions.  Create a topic when you have a question.

Not going to get much help on Panasonic if you post in the Automation Direct forum.   And without more information about the application and the controller I doubt you can get any worthwhile answers.  You never said what is controlling it, are the motors properly sized for your application, what error messages you are getting, etc.

We now have variable size arrays, but you must use them as input or output to a user-defined function block.

How about open two copies of Studio and copy and paste between them?

No, a structure has to be defined in advance, so you know exactly how many members are in it when you define it. It's possible now to create arrays with an unknown number of entries, and there are functions to return the number of the lowest and highest used.

Software can't access the memory card.  Only when it's in a PLC.  If you go online with a PLC that powered up with a memory card installed, you are reading the program in the memory card. If you go online with a PLC without a memory card, you are reading the internal memory of the controller. The cards should never be installed or removed under power in the FX families.

There is no 'zone' you need to use.  Select the memory area in the drop down and then type an address using the box to the right.

Need a whole part number to tell you anything...

More detail on your configuration would really help us to provide relevant answers.

An IP address beginning with 169 is typically used when your computer is set for DHCP and was not assigned an IP address by a server properly.  Keep in mind IPCONFIG is going to show ALL of the IP addresses on your PC, and one is likely the wireless connection. It sounds like your computer is not on the same subnet as the robot.

Might be more helpful if you said what you mean by a driver?  For what purpose?