Sorry I should have explained it better.
I have the PLC connected to a wireless router and I transfer and monitor the PLC using the wireless network
Thats how I discovered that everything will lock up if you click on used Turbo Mode
Is your PC connected to the same Wi-Fi network on the Wi-Fi router that the PLC is attached to?
If so, then most likely the failure is caused by Windows blocking incoming connection through the Wi-Fi.
First thing to check is to make sure that your Wi-Fi is setup as being connected to a private network. If your Wi-Fi is marked as public network then the Windows Firewall blocks all the incoming connection that Turbo Transfer mode need to make so it prevented the transfer. See this video if you have question:
https://tinkertry.com/how-to-change-windows-10-network-type-from-public-to-privateAfter changing the network to private you will need to add Javaw.exe to the firewall exception list. One way to trigger it is to first turn off the Windows fire wall on your private network. Then try to do a turbo transfer again and if it succeed you know it is the firewall issue.
When you manage to successfully transfer over Wi-Fi, then you can turn the firewall back on and then try again. This time Windows may warn you about the incoming connection by jawaw.exe and you should allow it as shown in the following screen capture:
If the exception rule is properly added you should be able to perform turbo transfer over the Wi-Fi.
(Note you may need to restart the PLC during your testing if the connection failed because a previous TCP connection may have been left half-open and preventing TRiLOGI from making another turbo transfer connection.)
