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Figure 2-2: Electrical power cable and plug. The machine end of the
cable is not removable.
(Optional) Connecting to a Network
A Network connection is on the Power Panel.
CAUTION: Possible virus hazard. The PS System has no antivirus
software installed from the factory. Prior to connecting to a net-
work, Data I/O recommends installing antivirus software.
To connect to a network, plug in an ethernet cable. Refer to Figure 2-1
on page 2–2. See the next heading, Applying Power, prior to setting up
a network connection.
After starting up and logging on, at the monitor, click My Computer >
Tools > Map Network Drive.
IP Address and Port Number
If you need the IP Address for communicating with other Data I/O
software, they are available via TaskLink. The Port numbers are also
displayed. (Port numbers are the same for all programmers on a
PS Machine.)
Addresses and Port numbers can be found as follows.
1. Start TaskLink on the target PS System. (Closing AH500 will
return to TaskLink.)
2. Click System > Options, and then the Communication tab. The IP
Address and site numbers are listed in the lower left corner.
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Figure 2-3: TaskLink Communication Tab displays IP Addresses and
site numbers.
Applying Power for the First Time
Before the PS System is turned on for the first time, ensure the fol-
lowing:
The external air line is connected, and the main air valve is open.
All E-Stop buttons are in the released (operating) positions (refer
to Emergency Stop (E-Stop) Buttons on page 1-4 for location).
All safety shields and access panels are closed.
The circuit breakers on the Power Panel on the back of the
PS System are in the ON (UP) position.
The power switch on the Handler Computer is set to the ON
position.
[PS588 Only] (Optional) If you want to change the type of pro-
grammers, see Removing a Programmer on page 4-30.
(Optional) The Socket Adapters required for the job have been
installed on all necessary programmer sites. See Installing Socket
Adapters – FlashCORE on page 3-3 for more information.
[PS588 only] See Installing Socket Adapters – OPTIMA on page 3-6
for more information.
When satisfied, rotate the main power switch on the Power Panel (at
the back of the PS Machine) to the ON position (clockwise).
After power is applied, verify that no obvious failures or electrical
anomalies occur. Verify that the Handler Computer starts properly
and displays a network log-on dialog.
Normal operating pro-
cedure never requires the
Handler Computer
power switch to be
turned off manually.
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Note: If electrical or mechanical problems are noted, turn off the
PS System and notify Data I/O Customer Support.
At the Microsoft XP Log-on Window, click the user profile to (usually
labeled MFG to complete the startup procedure).
Figure 2-4: Windows XP Log-on Window.
(Optional) To connect to a network see (Optional) Connecting to a Net-
work on page 2-4.
(Optional) Installing Antivirus Software
The PS System has no antivirus software installed from the factory. It
is highly recommend that customers install their own antivirus soft-
ware. The software should be set to run virus scans manually rather
than at a scheduled time unless you are sure that the PS System will
not be running jobs at that time.
Note: An antivirus program may affect performance.
The PS System runs Windows XP Professional operating system.
Follow instructions for your antivirus software. Contact Data I/O
with specific questions.
Setting Up Input and Output Media
There are many options for device input and output. One option for
input and one for output must be set up on the PS Machine for your
target job. Further, the setup must correspond with the current soft-