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Installing eComStation from a Disk Image 52339001 Rev. C

This document supports eComStation 2.x and higher and IM-UPS 6.0 and higher.

Introduction

This document provides instructions for installing eComStation. Depending

on the machine, one of the procedures will be used.

• MX61H motherboard: Follow the procedure “Procedure #1:

Install eComStation (BCM MX61H Motherboard)”

• ITX or ATX Motherboards: Follow the procedure “Procedure #2:

Install eComStation from a Disk Image (ITX or ATX

Motherboards)”

Determine the Motherboard in the Machine

Determine what motherboard is installed in the machine, then use the

corresponding procedure:

1. Look at the ports on the back of the VME Chassis.

2. Refer to the following pictures to identify the type of motherboard:

BCM MX61H Motherboard – Use Procedure #1:

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52339001 Rev. C Installing eComStation from a Disk Image
This document supports eComStation 2.x and higher and IM-UPS 6.0 and higher.
ITX Motherboard – Use Procedure #2:
ATX Motherboard – Use Procedure #2:

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Installing eComStation from a Disk Image 52339001 Rev. C

This document supports eComStation 2.x and higher and IM-UPS 6.0 and higher.

Procedure #1: Install eComStation (BCM MX61H Motherboards)

Use this procedure on machines with the BCM MX61H motherboard.

Perform the procedures in the sequence provided to install eComStation.

Prerequisites

• Back up IM-UPS if it is already installed on the machine and if the

machine is functioning.

• Obtain the appropriate eComStation CD or DVD and the license

key.

• The BCM MX61H motheroboard has been intstalled or has been

identified.

1. Boot Up Machine, Verify BIOS, Start

Installation

To start the installation, do the following:

1. Power-up or boot up the VME chassis. While it is powering up, press

the Delete key several times until the BIOS screen displays.

2. Select Save & Exit > Load Optimized Defaults.

a. Press Enter.

b. Select Yes.

c. Press Enter.

3. Select Advanced > SATA Configuration > SATA Mode

Selection.

a. Press Enter.

b. Select AHCI.

c. Press Enter.

d. Press Esc.

4. Select Chipset > PCH-IO Configuration > Restore AC Power

Loss.

a. Press Enter.

b. Select Power On.