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Part 1 B asic O peration Chapter 1 Overv iew of the Machine 1- 92 Remov ing the hard ware in safety This is the fun ction for re m oving a dev ice connected t o the USB connect or in safety . A removal err or may occ ur …

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File Management

This command uses the Explorer function of Windows to handle a file.

This command allows you to create/delete a folder or create/delete a file.

1) Starting up Explorer

Press the “Startup” button from the main menu, and then the [File Management (Explorer)]

command to start up Explorer.

2) Explorer menu organization

Note: The Windows standard functions are used.

CAUTION

 Do not create any folder on the drive C.

Since the drive C is set as ROM, a folder is erased at restart of

the machine even though you create it.

 Do not save any file on the drive C.

When you try to save a file on the drive C that is created as ROM,

the save operation is emulated with the main memory.

Therefore, if you save a file on the drive C, the amount of the

used memory increases, and then it weighs down the system. If

you repeat saving files on the drive C, the amount of the memory

becomes insufficient, and the system displays the error. You

may have to restart the machine.

 Explorer allows you to delete or move a file other than a

production program. However, if you delete or move a file other

than a production program, you may not be able to restart the

machine. Never delete nor move files other than those in the

PRG folder.

 If you change the extension of a production program, the

machine cannot recognize the production program. Never

change the extension of any production program.

WARNING

Never delete or move folders other than a folder you created to save a

production program. If you delete or move any folder, the system

may not start up or be out of control.

The contents of the folder

selected on

the

left side are displayed on the right side.

The hierarchical organization is

displayed on the left side.

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Removing the hardware in safety

This is the function for removing a device connected to the USB connector in safety.

A removal error may occur at a USB memory device. Even in such a case, you can remove the

device unless any file is not being read or written. When the USB memory device is equipped with

the access lamp, check the access lamp to make sure that the device is not being accessed before

removing the device.

(1) Select the [Safely Remove Hardware] command from the “Startup” menu.

The following “Safely Remove Hardware” dialog box appears on the screen.

(2) Click the <Stop> button.

The system allows you to remove the device in safety automatically.

CAUTION: When you want to remove a device connected to the USB connector although the

machine is turned on, be sure to stop the function of the device on the “Safely

Remove Hardware” dialog box before removing it. (Do not connect any device to

the USB connector during PWB production.)

When you connect a device to the USB connector, the “Find new hardware” dialog

box may appear on the screen.

Although the system asks you to restart the machine depending on the device you

connected, you have to restart it only after updating the drive C (see Section 1.10).

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Updating the Drive C

The machine uses the Enhanced Write Filter (EWF) to create the drive C, which Windows uses as

ROM, in order to protect the OS.

Therefore, to change the information of the OS, update the dive C by following the instructions

below.

Be sure to perform this operation after you add the function requiring a driver such as a printer or

after you set up the network.

If you happen to turn off the machine even though you have not performed this operation, the

information you set is erased.

(1) Start up the command prompt.

(Start up the command prompt from Explorer, by executing

“C:¥Windows¥System32¥cmd.exe”).

(2) Enter “ewfmgr C: -commit” on the console window (DOS screen).

The screen like the one shown below appears.

(3) Shut down Windows, and then start up the machine again.

Information emulated with the main memory during the shutdown process is written onto the

drive C.