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FAQs-HE693ASC900
Q. I can't get to the "0>" in term.
A. Try to power cycle the rack and press the space bar.
Q. Does a program need to be typed in through term?
A. No, a program can be typed in a DOS editor and then downloaded into the module.
Q. How do I download a program to the module?
A. Press the F2 key and then enter the path where the file is located. This will load the file into the editor. The file will next need to be stored into a memory location.
Q. How do I save a program?
A. From the 0>, type save followed by the location where you want the program to reside. "0>save" will save the current program in the editor to location 0.
Q. I keep losing my program. What is wrong with the module?
A. First, verify that the program was actually saved to the memory location. This can be achieved by typing "select X". X will be the memory location where the program should be stored. At this time, type "list" to display the program stored at this location.
Q. How do I set the program to auto-run upon power up?
A. From the 0> in term, type "startup 2" and press return. Then type "autorun X" and press the return key. The X is the program number that the user would like to auto-run upon power up. Power cycle the unit and the module will start the executing the program specified.
Q. The module is stuck in run mode (run light is constantly on).
A. To take the module out of run you must send a Ctrl-C through the command port or change the STARTUP mode.
- TERM should be configured to match the baud and port settings of the module and then connected to the command port (normally port A) and Ctrl-C will stop program execution. (This will not work if Ctrl-C breaking has been disabled with the BREAK command.
- With the Hand-Held Programmer the STARTUP mode can be changed to 0. Then the module will require a "spacebar" to start.
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