Script Deployment

Script Deployment

Ora Version: Supported starting from Windows Ora 2.8.25.
Execution privileges: Ora automatically runs scripts with administrator privileges.

Operation Steps:


  1. Entry point: Device Commands > File Deployment  

  2. Upload a zip file locally, or select a zip file from Nubis Drive

    1. The script must be named install.bat 

    2. The script must be placed inside a single folder, and that folder should be compressed into a zip file.

      1. Compression target: Must be a folder, not script files directly.

      2. Folder level: Compress the immediate parent folder containing the scripts, not the top-level folder.

        1. Example: For structure Folder A > Folder B > Script files, compress "Folder B", not "Folder A".

        2. Reason: The device's ora will auto-extract and run install.bat from the folder.

      3. Format: ZIP only.

        1. Method: Any compression tool (7zip, WinRAR, Windows right-click > Send to > Compressed folder, etc.).

        2. Recommended: 7zip - supports UTF-8 encoding to prevent Chinese filename corruption during extraction. Other tools may cause garbled names but won't affect script execution.

      4. Naming: Folder and ZIP filenames are flexible. Script filename must remain install.bat

    3. Please add a self-deletion logic at the end of the install.bat script (at minimum, delete install.bat) to ensure re-deployments and multiple deployments run successfully.

      1. Script examples link
  3. Check Auto-launch after deployment , then click Confirm to execute.

    1. The deployed zip package on the device is stored by default at C:\users\public\downloads



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