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DS73/DS73TP EPROM UPGRADE

You will receive two EPROMs (chips with label A & B) for each module to be upgraded.

The materials you will need to supply are:
Phillips-head screwdriver
IC DIP extractor or a pair of curved needle-nose pliers

1.

IMPORTANT:

 Remove power from the unit by depressing the power switch on the front of the unit to OFF.

 Also remove power cord from the AC outlet.

2.

Remove the appropriate module by loosening the 2 straight slot screws that attach the connector board I/O
module to the chassis and then pulling the module out.

3.

Refer to 

Section 16

 (Mechanical Layout) and locate sockets 

U7 and U6

.

4.

Note carefully how the existing EPROMs are installed in the sockets.  Remove the existing EPROMs from
sockets 

U7 and U6

 with IC extractor or needle-nose pliers.  Gradually loosen each side of the chip,

alternating pliers from side to side.  Do not bend the pins on the EPROMs. Pull the loosened EPROM all the
way out.

5.

Install the new EPROMs into sockets 

U7 and U6

a.  The EPROMs should be placed to the rear of the sockets.  The vacant pin receptacles of the socket are
adjacent to the notch on the socket.  Insure that the notch of the EPROM and the notch on the socket face
the same direction.
b.  Install the “B” EPROM into socket 

U7

(see the label on the EPROM).  The “B” EPROM can be identified

with either a DS73-B or DS73TP-B.
c.  Install the “A” EPROM into socket 

U6

(see the label on the EPROM).  The “A” EPROM can be identified

with either a DS73-A or DS73TP-A.
d.  Be careful not to bend any of the pins. Insure that none of the pins miss the receptacles of the sockets.

6.

Re-install the DS73 and apply power to the unit.  The upgrade is now complete.  Before you 

begin

operations, 

check the configuration status to make certain it matches your application.  

Summary of Contents for DS73

Page 1: ...OWNER S MANUAL ________________ DS73 DS73TP ETHERNET PERIPHERAL COMMUNICATIONS MODULE FOR THE DS DATA SWITCH BayTech Manual Publication U140A126 ...

Page 2: ...place special emphasis on correct cabling and configuration If you have any problems with your installation please contact a BayTech applications engineer for assistance at 800 523 2702 BayTech manufactures many data acquisition and control products statistical multiplexers printer sharing solutions remote power switches and network print servers If you would like information on any of these produ...

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Page 4: ...ION Error Bookmark not defined 5 1 2 CONFIGURATION 8 5 1 2 1 MODULE CONFIGURATION 8 5 1 2 2 MAIN BOARD CONFIGURATION Error Bookmark not defined 5 1 3 MANUAL CONNECTION Error Bookmark not defined 5 1 4 UNIT RESET 11 5 1 5 MODULE STATUS Error Bookmark not defined 5 1 5 1 SYSTEM STATUS Error Bookmark not defined 5 1 5 2 INTERNAL COMMUNICATIONS Error Bookmark not defined 5 1 5 3 NETWORK INTERFACE Erro...

Page 5: ...fined 8 7 4 CRT CARRIAGE RETURN TRANSLATION STRIP LINE FEEDS OR NULLSError Bookmark not defined 8 7 5 MENU MENU MODE OF OPERATION Error Bookmark not defined 8 7 6 ATTN MENU ATTENTION CHARACTER Error Bookmark not defined 8 7 7 PROGRAMMABLE BREAK Error Bookmark not defined 8 7 8 PERIPHERAL CONFIGURATION Error Bookmark not defined 8 7 9 REVERSE TELNET OPERATION Error Bookmark not defined 9 GETTING ST...

Page 6: ... modules you have installed in your DS Series unit in addition to the DS73 peripheral module You should familiarize yourself with the various operation modes of the installed peripheral modules A brief operational description of each peripheral module is provided in the DS Series Owner s Manual 2 SPECIFICATIONS PROTOCOLS PPP TCP IP ARP ICMP NETWORK INTERFACE Ethernet IEEE 802 3 compliant 10BASE2 t...

Page 7: ...ADDRESS The IP Address is the network address for the DS73 peripheral module The IP Address consists of four bytes with each byte ranging from 0 to 255 decimal This parameter must be programmed before the DS73 can be accessed on the network The factory default IP Address is 0 0 0 0 4 1 2 DIAL IN IP ADDRESS The Dial up IP Address is the address given to the dial in user during the establishment of ...

Page 8: ...to the DS 73 module The user name consists of an ASCII character string with a maximum length of 8 characters The factory default user name is user1 4 1 10 PASSWORD The DS73 Password is required of the user prior to being granted access to the network The user when establishing a connection to the DS73 The Password consists of an ASCII character string with a maximum length of 8 characters The fac...

Page 9: ... user1 Enter password BTA Login successful Module IP Address 200 4 3 72 Dial In IP Address 200 4 3 73 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Gateway Addr 200 4 3 1 Primary DNS 0 0 0 0 Secondary DNS 0 0 0 0 Primary NBNS 0 0 0 0 Secondary NBNS 0 0 0 0 Ethernet Addr 00 C0 48 1A 24 5D ID MSG Login enabled enabled IP Address 1 Network Cable Connections good Module IP Address 1 Dial In Ip Address 2 Subnet Mask 3 Gat...

Page 10: ...ess must be programmed before the DS73 module can be accessed on the network After programming the IP address the unit must be reset for the new information to take effect 8 3 SUBNET MASK Type 3 Subnet Mask at the end of the main configuration menu and you can program the Subnet Mask The DS73 will respond with Enter Subnet Mask in dotted decimal form Enter the desired Subnet Mask as a series of fo...

Page 11: ...ped above Y N Press Y to accept the new password or N to reject it If you press N the DS73 will return to the Enter Password prompt If you type Y the DS73 will return to the main configuration menu NOTE It is not necessary to reset the unit for this option to take effect 5 1 4 UNIT RESET Users can instruct the DS Serieswith the DS73 Ethernet module to reset by using the Menu Selection Method to re...

Page 12: ...nter Request message in the DS73 Main Menu with T Logout you will terminate your TELNET connection The DS73 peripheral module will respond with a message similar to the following Device A 2 1 1 Device B 2 2 2 Device C 2 3 3 Device D 2 4 4 Device A 3 1 5 Device B 3 2 6 Device C 3 3 7 Device D 3 4 8 Immediate Data Collection I Configure C Manual Connection M Unit Reset R Module Status S Logout T You...

Page 13: ...enter an IP address in dotted decimal form This consists of 4 numbers between 0 and 255 separated by periods ex 200 4 123 17 After typing the desired address type Carriage Return to enter the information The DS73 will return to the main configuration menu 4 Program the module s Subnet Mask Type 2 from the main configuration menu Subnet Mask You will be prompted to enter a subnet mask in dotted dec...

Page 14: ...heral devices you have connected to the unit 3 Provide a general description of the application you are using 4 Identify what cables adapters you are using the lengths of the cable and who sold you the cables adapters 5 Identify any special options you may have ordered 6 If possible have a print out of the unit s configuration status ready when you call Always call BayTech before dismantling your ...

Page 15: ...ers Gradually loosen each side of the chip alternating pliers from side to side Do not bend the pins on the EPROMs Pull the loosened EPROM all the way out 5 Install the new EPROMs into sockets U7 and U6 a The EPROMs should be placed to the rear of the sockets The vacant pin receptacles of the socket are adjacent to the notch on the socket Insure that the notch of the EPROM and the notch on the soc...

Page 16: ...16 16 DS73 DS73TP MECHANICAL LAYOUT ...

Page 17: ...6 Disconnect sequence 16 Disconnect Time Guard 11 Disconnection 10 DLC compatibility 6 E Ephemeral 8 Errors 19 Ethernet II 6 8 Ethernet interface 6 Exit 15 F FCC rules 24 First time power up 22 Flash 18 FLASH memory 6 Formatting of data 8 Frame selection 6 G Gateway 7 21 H Hardware failure 18 Peripheral communications 6 Peripheral device 23 Peripheral module 8 I ICMP 6 ID Msg 8 Immediate Data Coll...

Page 18: ...ncy energy 24 Receive messages 8 Repack your unit 23 Reset 12 Resource Release 10 Return Authorization 23 Reverse Telnet 9 RJ 45 cable 7 Router address 21 S Scanning sequence 18 Security 6 21 Select Code 7 21 Serial modules 9 Service Port 19 SNAP 6 8 Status Diagnostics 14 Strip line feeds or nulls 22 SUBNET Mask 7 18 21 Support 23 System memory 19 System status 13 T T connector 7 TCP 6 8 TCP IP st...

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