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Software Version Description, Station Software Version 407.05 07/2008 Edition 9.2.1.3 Changing Network Addresses To change the Internet addresses, proceed as follows: • Switch the machine off. • Insert installation diske…
Software Version Description, Station Software Version 407.05 07/2008 Edition
• Confirm your selection with <RETURN>.
• If you have selected "Yes", the installation will be continued, and the following display will appear on the
screen.
>>>
>>>
-----No
-----Yes
2. WARNING
Drive ´C:´ of your hard disc will be formatted:
=> all files will be deleted.
Continue RMOS Installation Job?
Use the [Up Arrow] [Down Arrow] [Pg Up] [Pg Dn] keys to move the highlight bar to select the
button you prefer.
Press [Enter] to activate your selection
• Use the cursor keys to select whether you wish to continue with the installation or to abort.
WARNING!
Partition C: will be formatted. All data will now be deleted.
• Confirm your choice by pressing the <RETURN> key, the installation is continued.
• You will now be prompted to insert the diskette MCRMOS 80S/80F Disk -1/2- into the floppy disk drive.
• Once both diskettes have been installed, the message "Installation finished" is displayed.
The installation of the M44 operating system has thus been completed.
Now remove the diskette from the disk drive and turn the machine off and back on again.
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9.2.1.3 Changing Network Addresses
To change the Internet addresses, proceed as follows:
• Switch the machine off.
• Insert installation diskette #1 and switch the machine on.
• When the first menu appears, press key "A".
• The menu selection box for setting the Internet addresses or port IDs appears.
[X] EXIT M ENU [H] SET INTERN ET ADDRESS
[S] SET PO RT ID
PRESS KEY TO CO NTINUE [H,S,X]?
• If "H" is selected, the "\ETC\HOSTS" file will be displayed in the DOS editor.
The Internet addresses and system names valid for this station are to be entered.
Note:
On no account may ALIAS names such as "autlr", "autsr" and "localhost" be changed,
as these names are used and required by the software.
• PL EA 1 have a worldwide unique class B Internet address. This official class B Internet address is
139.10 (.x.y). Within this address range all SIPLACE LAN communications partners are operated. We
will make the correct settings for you. If you have any queries, please contact our Service dept.
9.2.1.4 Troubleshooting
In the event of the installation program being terminated prematurely, on account of a fault:
• remove the diskette from the disk drive and turn off the machine.
• Insert diskette #1 in the disk drive and turn the machine back on.
• Try to repeat the station software installation.
NOTE
If the second attempt at installing the software is also unsuccessful, please contact the Service
department in charge.
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9.2.2 SIPLACE S23 and SIPLACE F5HM
9.2.2.1 Configuration of M54-BIOS
For the M54 of the SIPLACE S23 and SIPLACE F5HM, the correct BIOS settings have to be made prior to
the initial installation of the operating system. The same applies in the case of data loss in CMOS-RAM.
The settings can be made either manually or by means of the configuration program supplied.
9.2.2.1.1 BIOS Configuration Program
The settings in the BIOS of the M54 can be carried out by means of the supplied configuration program. To
this end, place the diskette with the configuration program in the disk drive of the machine controller and turn
on the machine. Similar to the manual configuration, call up the Setup of BIOS and check the following
settings:
• Floppy Disk/Drive A: 1.44MByte
• Boot Features/Boot Sequence: A:, C:
Exit from the BIOS Setup and save the changes. Subsequently, the configuration program is started up.
When the DOS prompts A:\ appears, the configuration is finished.
A copy of the diskette is also contained on the station software CD in the directory
sip_mc\80S23\FD_image.RM3. The diskette can be created on any PC running under Windows-NT, e.g. the
station computer. To this end, start mcbios.exe and follow the directions.
With this kind of configuration, the values are held in the flash ROM of the BIOS so that in the event of a data
loss in the CMOS-RAM of the BIOS the correct values are set as default.
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