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INSTRUCTIONS For Configuration

I TABLE OF CONTENTS I

Section INTRODUGTION . . . . . . .

Page Number Section . . . . . . . . I CONFIGURING THE COMMUNICATION

PROCESSOR MODULE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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I INTRODUCTION I

The equipment covered by this publication must be selected for a specific application and it must be installed, operated, and maintained by qualified persons who are thoroughly trained and who understand any hazards that may be involved. This publication is written only for such qualified persons and is not intended to be a substitute for adequate training and experience in safety procedures for this type of equipment.

This publication provides instructions for configuring the optional communication processor module for the

WESDACs DART (Distribution Automation Remote Terminal) by Westronic, Inc., furnished in the communi- cation and control equipment group of S&C Remote Supervisory Pad-Mounted Gear. The communication processor module (CPM) provides for the emulation of a variety of commonly used communication protocols. Inclusion of this optional feature is denoted by the addition of the suffur “-V1” to the pad-mounted gear catalog number.

Instructions for operation of the communication and control equipment group are provided in S&C Instruc- tion Sheet. 660-505.

1 CONFIGURING THE COMMUNICATION PROCESSOR MODULE I Configuring the communication processor module specifies how it is to operate. This procedure uses the DBOICPM Configuration System and involves defining, for this specific installation, the following: 0 The CPM address. 0 Operating parameters of the communication channel

0 Status point mapping and analog point mapping. The aforementioned data is saved on diskette as a

configuration file, then downloaded to the CPM. The CPM will operate under this configuration until a new one is created and downloaded.

The DBO/CPM Configuration System does not check the accuracy of values entered, so it’s essential that you check their accuracy before entering them.

between the master station and the CPM.

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Installing and Running the Configuration System To install the DBOICPM Configuration System, you’ll need the following:

An IBM PC or compatible computer (XT or higher), or portable, with hard disk drive. The DBOICPM Configuration System Software, which is provided on two 3.5-inch diskettes. The CPM Application Configuration Files, which are also provided on a 3.5-inch diskette. A DART maintenance cable. This cable is available from S&C (see “ACCESSORIES” table in Appendix A of S&C Instruction Sheet 660-505) or, alternately,

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I CONFIGURING THE COMMUNICATION PROCESSOR MODULE - Continued I may be supplied by the user (see Appendix C of S&C Instruction Sheet 660-505).

0 An isolated 120-volt ac source (if the CPM is to be configured without high voltage available to the pad- mounted gear).

If you have not already done so, make a backup copy of each of the D2OICPM Configuration System Software diskettes as well as the CPM Application Configuration Files diskette. Use these backup copies to configure the communication processor module. Store the original diskettes in a safe place.

In the steps which follow, you’ll see a number of menu selections which have no bearing on the CPM configuration procedure, including files relating to WESMAINT. Please do not a lW any of these files!

If you accidentally make any changes to a file and are not sure you be corrected the mor . . . Stop! Make a new backup copy of the CPM Application Configuration Files diskette f rom the original diskette and start over!

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In certain personal computers the communication port signal ground is internally connected to the chassis ground to reduce electromagnetic inte!fer- ence (EMI). If such a computer is used to c.onfigure the CPM in a transceiver-equipped communication and control equipment group, a ground loop will be created which will short-circuit one of the battery packs.

To avoid short-circuiting the battery pack in the event your computer has this internal connection, temporarily disconnect the power connector of the transceiver.

After the CPM has been configured, reconnect the power connector of the transceiver.

Step 1 To run the DZOICPM Configuration System: 1. Place the power switch on the DART RTU in the

“OFF position. See S&C Instruction Sheet 660-505, Figure 2.

2. If high voltage is not available to the pad-mounted gear: Place the power switch on the battery charger in the “OFF” position. See S&C Instruction Sheet 660-505, Figure 6. Connect a n isolated 120-volt ac source to the terminals on the battery charger marked “EXT/AC.” Now place the power switch on the battery charger in the “ O N position.

3. Place the battery-charger input selector switch in the “VOLTAGE SENSOR SOURCE” position if high voltage is available to the pad-mounted gear, or in the “EXTERNAL SOURCE” position if high voltage is not available to the pad-mounted gear.

4. Connect the maintenance cable between the communication port of the computer and the “CPM MAINTENANCE PORT” of the DART RTU.

5. Place the power switch on the DART RTU in the “ON” position.

6. Turn on the computer, and insert the DZO/CPM Configuration System Software diskette #1 into the floppy drive “A” (or “B”). Type a: (or b) and press <ENTER>. At the A\> (or B\>) prompt, type install and press <ENTER>.

7. Following directions furnished on the screen, copy the DZO/CPM Configuration System Software to your hard drive, C. At the appropriate time, you will be directed to insert diskette #2 into the floppy drive.

8. After the D20/CPM Configuration System Software has been copied to the hard drive, insert the CPM Application Configuration Files diskette in the floppy drive.

9. At the C:\> prompt, type config and press <ENTER>.

The “CrossTalk” title screen will appear briefly. The “Main Menu” screen will then appear as shown below.

setup

Qult Enter W S

Using the arrow keys, select Setup and press <ENTER>.

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CONFIGURING THE COMMUNICATION PROCESSOR MODULE - Continued 1 Step 2

The “Setup System” screen will appear a s shown below.

I setup syst*m 1 I Configuration Data Path: C:\PROJECT

ADDlIEatiOn Path: C.\APPL Baa; Firmware Path: C: \D2OBASE

Import Data Path: A:\PROJECT Echo Durrnq Download: Yes Generate PCODE.SHX: NO

color nonltor: NO cursor Type: Half

Using the arrow keys, move the cursor to the appropriate locations and revise the screen so that it appears as fowws:

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I &e Firmwar. Path: A:

Application Path: A:

Imwrt Data Path: A:

& Echo Diring Download: Y.s C-narat. PCODL.SHX: NO

Color nonitor: Y.m NraOr Typ.: Half

If you’re using a “B” floppy drive, all references to drive A should instead say B.

You’ll need to press <ENTER> after each change to step to the next parameter. Note that in this example, a computer with a color monitor was used, so “Color Monitor:” was changed from No to Yes to take advantage of the color display.

Press <ENTER> to step through the remaining parameters.

step 3 The “D20 Configuration System Setup” screen will appear, asking whether you want to save the setup on disk.

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Do you want to save th. setup on disk? Yes

Press <ENTER> to save the setup.

Step 4 You’ll be returned to the “Main Menu” screen.

Using the arrow keys, select Configure D20 and press <ENTER>.

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1 CONFIGURING THE COMMUNICATION PROCESSOR MODULE - Continued 1 step 5

The “Configure D20” screen will appear as shown below.

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Configure D20

Using the arrow keys, select Configure Applications and press aENTER>.

Step 6 A “Select Application Table” screen will appear, similar

Select Application Tabla -

1 Three application files of the form -CFG and

three application files of the form Bxxx-CFG will be listed, as shown.

Do not select AOOO-CFG, A014_CFG, or any of the Bxxx-CFG files. Using the arrow keys, select the remaining Axxx-CFG file-in this instance AOO9-CFG-and press <ENTER>. (This remaining application file is the one used to configure the CPM, and has been specially developed in accordance with the requirements of your communication protocol.)

It is possible that more than three application files of the form Axxx-CFG have been included on the CPM Application Configuration Files diskette. You’ll need to open all Axxx-CFG files except AOOO-CFG and AO14-CFG to determine which one specifies the CPM address, operating parameters of the communication channel between the master station and the CPM, and status point mapping and analog point mapping, as discussed in the following steps. If you select the wrong application file, press asc>.

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1 CONFIGURING THE COMMUNICATION PROCESSOR MODULE - Continued I Step 7

A title screen for this file will appear, similar to the one shown below.

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/ * Description: The following are the record definitions for the *I I* *I

I* Springfield Power Company (SPC) protocol. *I I* Only port #l has been activated for master computer. */ I* *I /* DART CPM Configuration *I I* *I / * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * J

DEFINE-TABLE = 1 /* Port configuration table definition */ NAME = A009-CFG MAXRECS = 1 / * Number SPC protocols running in system * CONTROL-WORD = 0x12 / * Multi-Element, NVRAM, Read / Write *I DEFINE-RECORD:

DEFINE-DATA: SIZE = * { 11 }

u*2 I / * RTS-On-Delay (Minimum turnaround time) *I u*2 , / * RTS-Off-Delay (RTS hold on after finished Tx) *I u*2 I / * Character to character timeout (milliseconds) *I u*2 , / * Communication port timeout (milliseconds) * I

A009-CFG. TXT = Insert Wrap: OFF line 1 col 1 =

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DATA-TABLE = 1 / * Port Configuration Table Definition *I

/ * RTS On Delay = 30 ms / * RTS Off Delay = 12 ms / * Character to character timeout = 30 ms / * Communication port timeout = 60 seconds / * Baud rate = 1200 baud / * Stop bits = 2 / * Parity = None / * 1 Logical RTU defined on this COM port / * Offset of 0 into the LRU cross reference / * Using CPM communication port #I

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DATA-TABLE = 2 / * LRU Cross Reference Configuration Table *I

201 0, / * RTU address of LRU , Offset into A009-LRU

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CONFIGURING THE COMMUNICATION PROCESSOR MODULE - Continued I Step 9 appropriate value for this installation. In this example

Change the program from insert mode to overtype mode the address 20 was changed to 6. (as shown at the bottom of the screen) by pressing <INSERT>. Now change the RTU address to the

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DATA-TABLE = 1 / * Port Configuration Table Definition *I

/ * RTS On Delay = 30 ms /* RTS Off Delay = 12 ms / * Character to character timeout = 30 ms /* Communication port timeout = 60 seconds / * Baud rate = 1200 baud /* Stop bits = 2 / * Parity = None / * 1 Logical RTU defined on this COM port / * Offset of 0 into the LRU cross reference table / * Using CPM communication port #1

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DATA-TABLE = 2 / * LRU Cross Reference Configuration Table *I

61 01 / * RTU address of LRU I Offset into A009-LRU * /

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Step 10 Now save the change by pressing <ENTER>. Place the program in edit mode (as shown at the bottom of the screen) by simultaneously pressing <ALT> cA>.

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DATA-TABLE = 1 / * Port Configuration Table Definition *I

RTS On Delay = 30 ms RTS Off Delay = 12 ms Character to character timeout = 30 ms Communication port timeout = 60 seconds Baud rate = 1200 baud Stop bits = 2 Parity = None 1 Logical RTU defined on this COM port Offset of 0 into the LRU cross reference Using CPM communication port #1

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DATA-TABLE = 2 / * LRU Cross Reference Configuration Table *I

6, 0, / * RTU address of LRU , Offset into A009-LRU *

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CONFIGURING THE COMMUNICATION PROCESSOR MODULE - Continued 1 step 11

You’ll be returned to the “Configure D20” screen.

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parameters are listed in another data table. Access this data table by repeating Steps 5 and 6. Using the arrow keys, scroll through the various tables until you find the data table with comments relating to communi- cation parameters. This data table will be similar to the one-shown below in “DATA-TAI3LJ3 = 1.”

step 12 Communication parameters were set at the factory and need only be accessed to verify that they are correct or to revise the settings from those normally used. These

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/ * Port Configuration Table Definition

RTS On Delay = 30 ms RTS Off Delay = 12 ms Character to character timeout = 30 ms Communication port timeout = 60 seconds Baud rate = 1200 baud Stop bits = 2 Parity = None 1 Logical RTU defined on this COM port Offset of 0 into the LRU cross reference table Using CPM communication port #l

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DATA-TABLE = 2 / * LRU Cross Reference Configuration Table

6, 0, / * RTU address of LRU , Offset into A009-LRU

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Review the communication parameters. If they are appropriate, press <ESC> and proceed to Step 13. If not, revise them.

To revise a parameter, you’ll once again need to press <INSERT> to change the program from insert mode to overtype mode. Change the parameter as required. Then place the program in edit mode by simultaneously pressing <ALT> <A>. Save the change by pressing <ENTER>.

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ICONFIGURING THE COMMUNICATION PROCESSOR MODULE - Continued I Step 13 mapping and analog point mapping are listed in other

Once again you'll be returned to the "Configure D20" data tables. Access these data tables by repeating screen. Steps 5 and 6. Using the arrow keys, scroll through the

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"DATA-TABLE = 5."

Step 14 Status point mapping and analog point mapping were also set at the factory and need only be accessed to verlfy their correctness or to revise them. Status point

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DATA"llEX,E = 5 /* StatusISOE point mapping * I / * """""""""" mu # O - port 1 """""""""- *I 0,3, 1,3, 2,3, 3,3, 4,3, 513, 613, 7,3, 8,3, 9,3,

20~3, 21,3, 22,3, 23,3, 24,3, 25,3, 26,3, 27,3, 2a,3, 29,3, 3 0 ~ 3 , 3 1 ~ 3 , 32,3, 33,3, 34,3, 35,3, 36,3, 37,3, 3a,3, 39,3,

10,3, 11,3, 12,3, 13,3, 14,3, 15,3, 16,3, 17,3, 18,3, 19,3,

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DATA-TABLE = 6 /* Analog point mapping * I / * """""""""" mu #o - port 1 ..................... * I

0,10,00, 1,10,00, 2,10,00, 3,10,00, 4,10,00, 5,10,00, 6,10,00, 7,10,00, 8,10,00, 9,10,00, 10,10,00, 11,10,00, 12,10,00, 13,10,00, 14,10,00, l!i,lO,OO, 16,10,00, 17,10,00,

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A009-CFG.TXT = Insert Wrap: OFF line 207 col 1 =

Review the status point mapping and revise the You can also review the analog point mapping and mapping if necessary. revise this mapping if necessary in the same manner.

T~ revise the mapping, youll Once again need to press This data table will be similar to the one shown above <INSERT> to change the program from insert mode in "DATA-TABLE = 6." If the analog point mapping is to overtype mode. Change the mapping as required. correct press <Est>. Then place the program in edit mode by simultaneously pressing %T> <A>. Save the change by pressing <ENTER>.

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1 CONFIGURING THE COMMUNICATION PROCESSOR MODULE - Continued I Step 15

Upon completion, you’ll again be returned to the “Configure D20” screen.

Using the arrow keys, select Generate System and press <ENTER>.

Step 16 The “Generate System” screen will appear as shown below.

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Using the arrow keys, select Create NVRAM file and press <ENTER>. The data files will be compiled and saved on the CPM Application Configuration Files diskette.

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Step 17 When compiling has been completed a screen will appear, similar to the one shown below.

Loading data file: AOOO-CFG.TBL I have found 6 tables

Loading data file: A014-CFG.TBL I have found 3 tables

Loading data file: A009-CFG.TBL I have found 9 tables

Loading data file: BOOB-CFG.TBL I have found 2 tables

Loading data file: BOlO-CFG.TBL I have found 3 tables

Loading data file: 6011-CFG.TBL I have found 2 tables

27984 bytes free in NvRAp(. -- NvRAn file creation completed normally. -- Command complete. Press Enter to return to Crosstalk:

Press <ENTER>.

step 18 You’ll be returned to the ”Generate System” screen.

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Using the arrow keys, select Return to previous menu and press <ENTER>.

step 19 You’ll again be returned to the “Configure D20” screen.

Using the arrow keys, select Return to Main Menu and press <ENTER>.

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1 CONFIGURING THE COMMUNICATION PROCESSOR MODULE - Continued I step 20

You'll be returned to the "Main Menu" screen.

Using the arrow keys, select Communications and press <ENTER>.

step 21 The "Communications" screen will appear as shown below.

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Go onlin. with D20 W

Go onl lne with the 520 P Disconnect from D20-n

Dovnload rile

Chsnqe Current Phone Book Card

Return to usin Menu

Select wlth f 4, press "1

set up communcation port

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Using the arrow keys, select Go online with D2O" and press <ENTER>.

Press <ENTER> again. (Pressing <ENTER> the first time will result in a prompt "Press F1 to return.") The communication link will be established between the CPM and the personal computer.

step 22 The 'Westronic Incorporated WESDAC D20 System Login" screen will appear as shown below.

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WESDAC D20 S Y S T a

W G I N

ENTER USER NAME:

Type westronic and press <ENTER>. Youll then be asked to enter the password. Type rd and press <ENTER>.

Step 23 The "Main Menu" screen for the WESDAC D20 System will appear as shown below.

STATUS: N O W L nain Menu D ~ E 01/91 04:46:23

1. SYSTM DATA DISPLIYS

2. SYSTM FTINCI'IONS

3. APPLICATION MENUS

Using the arrow keys, select 2. SYSTEM FUNCTIONS and press <ENTER>.

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I CONFIGURING THE COMMUNICATION PROCESSOR MODULE - Continued I step 24

The "System Function Menu" screen will appear as shown below.

Step 26 You'll be returned to the "Communications" screen.

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1. SET TIRE and DATE

2. PERIPHERAL STATUS DISPLAY

3. D20 MONITOR

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Using the arrow keys, select 3. D20 MONITOR and press <ENTER>.

Step 25 The D20 monitor will open and a screen will appear, similar to the one shown below.

At the D20M> prompt, type sp and press <ENTER>. This action will stop the processor, permitting it to accept the NVRAM file which has been saved on the CPM Application Configuration Files diskette.

A second D20M> prompt will appear. At this prompt, type f 200000 300000 00 and press <ENTER>. This action will clear all processor registers. Ignore the error message that may appear.

A third D20M> prompt will appear. At this prompt, press <Fl>.

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Using the arrow keys, select Download File and press <ENTER>. The NVRAM file will be downloaded from the personal computer to the CPM.

Step 27 You'll again be returned to the "Communications" screen.

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Using the arrow keys, select Go online with D20-M and press <ENTER>.

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Step 28 The following screen will appear.

~21820040a002a0000002a00000000~01200010012000003€34e S2222003a8Q0200260002003ec00000000444354595Q453036Q02003eQ002003da000052 S2182003c600010000000100000000Q00a00010010000005dd€€ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ o o ~ ~ a o o ~ o o ~ ~ ~ o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ o ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ o o o ~ o o a ~ o o o ~ o o a o a o o o o ~ ~ S2182007€60001000000010Q000000001f00010010000003791C S222200a980020077c00OOOOOOOOQOOOQO5757454c434€4d45OO2OOadcOO2OOacaOOOO1b ~ ~ ~ a ~ o o a b 6 o o o ~ o o o o o o o ~ o o o o o o o o o o ~ 6 o o o ~ o o ~ ~ o o o o ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ e S22220077c002Q06€4002007da0020Qa9a4e41444341303030002007b40Q2007ae0000c~ S21820079a00120000001200000000000200010010000006a940 S2222006€400200260000000000020077c4443545950453~300020072c002007260000c~ ~ ~ ~ a ~ o o ~ ~ ~ o o o a o o o o o o o ~ o o o o ~ o o o ~ o o a o o o ~ o o ~ ~ o o o o o ~ ~ ~ ~ a ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ o o ~ ~ o o o ~ o ~ ~ ~ o o o ~ ~ o ~ a a o o ~ o o ~ ~ ~ 4 4 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ o ~ ~ ~ o ~ ~ o o ~ o o ~ ~ a o o ~ o o ~ ~ ~ o o o o ~ a ~ ~ ~ a ~ o o ~ ~ e o o ~ ~ o o o o o o ~ ~ o o o o o o o o o o ~ ~ o o o ~ o o ~ o o o o o o ~ a ~ ~ ~ S22220019000000000002001c40020Q26044323053455~45430003~€€40000000Q0000b1 ~ ~ ~ a ~ o o ~ a e o o o ~ o o o o o o o ~ ~ ~ o o o o o o o o o a o o o ~ o o o ~ o o o o o ~ a ~ a o S2222OOQOO55534544QOO~3615O7c7OcO3OQOOQQQQOOOOOOOOOOO4OQOOQQ2QOOQOOOOO3€ S2222Q0Q1e8Q000030Q0OOOOO2OOOOQOQOQOQOQOQOQOQOQO2O12bOOQOOOOOQOO2OO19O5a S22220003cO000eQ0QQ0OQQOOOOOOOQOQOQOQOQOQOOOQOQOOQ5O5€4e455754595OQOOOQb S22220005a0000000000OOO7c7OcO3Ooo13615OOQOQOOOOOQOQOOQOOOoooooooQooOOO3a S20c2Q007800000000Q00000005b S2142012b0000Q0000000000000000000Q00006d504c S9030000FC Record error! D2 OM> Press F1 to return.

Ignore "Record error!" At the D20M> prompt, type boot and press <ENTER>.

Step 29 The following screen will appear.

RELEASE: Nov. 1, 1990

Power-up Diagnostics: > Boot CODE (U3) - pass > User RAM (U4) - pass > ROOT: Creating Base Processes

: Watchdog - pass : Monitor - pass

> ROOT: NVRAM test - pass > ROOT: EPROM test - pass

Spawnning Process(es) """"_ """""_ ""_"" """""_ PID Name GP PR Stack Agr-List Proc-Add Sp-Err Ac-Err

302653 W I I 0 FE 640200 o 24oca o 0 3027C2 DNPN 0 50 2000100 0 27302 Q 0

302926 BO11 0 50 2000100 Q 2AA3C 0 0

302A8A WIN 0 32 640125 0 2F2C8 0 0

3 0 2 5 ~ ~ ALSP o ca 640250 0 E27C 0 0

302874 DNPL o 50 2000100 0 287AC 0 0

3029~8 LOG o FE 640200 0 2AE68 Q 0

Press F1 to return.

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I CONFIGURING THE COMMUNICATION PROCESSOR MODULE - Continued 1 Step 30

You'll be returned to the "Communications" screen. Step 32

The "Main Menu" screen will appear as shown below.

Using the arrow keys, select Disconnect h m D20-M and press a N T E R > .

Step 31 The "Communications" screen will appear as shown below.

1 a n s t r o n i c ~nc. Configuration system 4.10-

D20 n is Offline D2OIP IS Offline

COmmY"iC?.t10"D

Disconnect from D20-U Go onlin. with the D20 P Download Pile

change Current Phone Book Card set up couuncation port

R.turo to Wain -nu

- Select vith 1 1, prams ."1

Using the arrow keys, select Return to Main Menu and press am&>.

-Westronic Inc. configuration System 4 . 1 0 -

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communic:stions Configure D20 Uti1iti.B s*tllp E"t*r m s Quit

Select with 1 1, press -2

Using the arrow keys, select Quit and press

Conaratulations! You're dune! Turn off the DART =ENTER>.

RTU and the computer and disconnect the DART maintenance cable. If an isolated 120-volt ac source was connected to the battery charger, turn off the battery charger and disconnect the ac source.

For additional information on the CPM, refer to Westronic, Inc. CPM Product Documentation, "Guide to Configuring the CPM" and "Configuration Users Guide."

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