I have an issue with Collaboration between PC and Panel.

Before that, an little bit of context. on a administration screen i make a visual state about USB/SD and Panel or PC.
On my screen, i make text object that trigger my script (see print screen).
 

My script is [Attached].
When it run only on my panel it work. when it run only on RT PC it also work.

The issue is when the screen is show in collaboration, the script is running on the ‘remote’ and led show false information (or blink if the screen is show from both system).
I like to know how i can force an script to run on the ‘server’ and understand how JS work on collaboration (script that trigger on local vs server)
 

i will like to make video about what i see, this will be more undertanding of what appen

Hi Stefan,
That an interresting tips to use scheduled task. I have test it and it work.
i just need to add a little something to run (or not) the script dépending if someone show the screen. (my script try to write an file in different path. When the file is created i delete it. that mess, make a lots access and can crash the SD/USB-key)
 

Thanks for good tip,

I do something like this:
  try {
     if (HMIRuntime.FileSystem.IsDirectory("/media/simatic/X61")) { 
         Tags("sys_PanelX61").Write(1);
     } 
 } catch (e) {
     Tags("sys_PanelX61").Write(0);
 }

and it work !
 

but i don't know the magic path for computer (I try "C:\\Users\\Public",  "C:\\Users\\Public\\", “C:\\” none like working)
try {
     if (HMIRuntime.FileSystem.IsDirectory("C:\\Users\\Public")) { 
         Tags("sys_Panel").Write(1);
     } 
 } catch (e) {
     Tags("sys_Panel").Write(0);
 }




also there different way to write the script ('Emplacement' is an exemple)
Tags("sys_Emplacement").Write(HMIRuntime.FileSystem.IsDirectory("Emplacement"))

OR

  try {
     if (HMIRuntime.FileSystem.IsDirectory("Emplacement")) { 
         Tags("sys_Emplacement").Write(1);
     } else {
         Tags("sys_Emplacement").Write(0); // Add the else to be sure if there an file we write 0 in the tag (but this will cannot happen ?)
     }
 } catch (e) {
     Tags("sys_Emplacement").Write(0);
 }