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Installation and Setup

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Powering on the ATS-XPE

3.

Place the DeviceMaster ATS-XPE on a stable 
surface or attach it to a suitable surface 
using the mounting brackets shipped with 
the device.

Note:

Optionally, mount the ATS-XPE to a 
DeviceMaster Rackmount Shelf.

4.

If you ordered the PC104 RocketPort

®

 option

, 

connect the PC104 RocketPort cable (quad- 
or octacable) to the 

SERIAL PORTS 1-8

 

connector.

Note:

If you have the PC104 RocketPort card 
option installed, do not connect any RS-422 or RS-485 devices to the 
serial ports until you have configured the driver.

5.

Connect a standard PS/2 (6-pin mini DIN) compatible keyboard into the 

KEYBOARD

 connector or a USB-compatible keyboard into one of the 

USB

 

ports (

1

 or 

2

).

6.

Connect a PS/2 (6-pin mini DIN) compatible mouse into the 

MOUSE

 connector 

or a USB-compatible mouse into one of the 

USB

 ports (

1

 or 

2

).

7.

Connect the 15-pin monitor cable from a standard VGA monitor to the 

VGA

 

connector.

8.

To use the built-in Ethernet ports, connect a standard Ethernet cable to the 
Ethernet port (or ports) that you want to configure for the network. The ports 
are labeled 

1

 and 

2 (10/100 ETHERNET)

.

9.

.

10. If you want to connect a parallel printer to the system, connect the printer 

cable to the 

PARALLEL

 connector. You may need a driver to install your 

printer.

11. Optionally, connect up two USB devices to the 

USB

 ports. You may need to 

install a driver to support your USB device.

Powering on the ATS-XPE

After connecting the cables and devices, you are ready to power on the ATS-XPE.

1.

Connect the power cable into the power supply and connect the power supply 
(with the latch and key up) into the 

POWER

 connector.

2.

Connect the power cable to a power source.

Note:

The system beeps during the power on cycle. If you have the RocketPort 
PC104 option installed, solid yellow Tx LEDs also indicate that you 
have power to the unit.

3.

You may receive a Display Settings balloon. Select 

Yes

 to the Display Settings 

popup message:

If you installed a PCMCIA compact flash, it will display as drive d: on the system. 

Summary of Contents for DeviceMaster ATS-XPE

Page 1: ...Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 2: ...to the nature of web sites some links may not work and you may need to search their site to locate the referenced information First Edition January 22 2004 Copyright 2003 Comtrol Corporation All Rights Reserved Comtrol Corporation makes no representations or warranties with regard to the contents of this document or to the suitability of the Comtrol product for any particular purpose Specification...

Page 3: ...Building Additional DB9 Loopback Plugs 30 DB25 Connectors 30 Building Additional DB25 Loopback Plugs 31 RJ45 Connectors 31 Building Additional RJ45 Loopback Plugs 31 Building an RS 485 Test Cable 31 Building Null Modem Cables 32 Building Straight Through Cables 32 Troubleshooting Serial Ports 33 Using Test Terminal 33 Testing a Comtrol Port 34 Testing an RS 485 Port 34 Test Terminal Modem Control ...

Page 4: ...hnical Specifications 65 Default Operating System Configuration 66 Notices 75 Radio Frequency Interference RFI FCC 15 105 75 Labeling Requirements FCC 15 19 75 Modifications FCC 15 21 75 Serial Cables FCC 15 27 75 Underwriters Laboratory 75 Important Safety Information 75 Appendix C Default System Values 77 Accessing the Motherboard 77 Clearing the CMOS Setup 79 Applying Power to the AUX A Port 79...

Page 5: ...t you have a working knowledge and familiarity with the Windows XP operating system including areas such as System administration Network configuration Operating system installation Product Overview The DeviceMaster ATS XPE is a standalone user programmable microcomputer designed to run Microsoft Windows applications in a solid state environment The ATS XPE model provides built in Ethernet connect...

Page 6: ...ssary without using excessive force or sharp objects seat the compact flash in its socket Too much force can damage the device 2 If you ordered the PCMCIA option insert one of the Comtrol approved PCMCIA devices into one of the PCMCIA slots The PCMCIA device must be inserted in the slot if you want to configure the device in the following sections Note The PCMCIA option supports two Type II PCMCIA...

Page 7: ...o the VGA connector 8 To use the built in Ethernet ports connect a standard Ethernet cable to the Ethernet port or ports that you want to configure for the network The ports are labeled 1 and 2 10 100 ETHERNET 9 10 If you want to connect a parallel printer to the system connect the printer cable to the PARALLEL connector You may need a driver to install your printer 11 Optionally connect up two US...

Page 8: ...ts or the Linksys PCMLM56 Ethernet card Changing the Default Computer and Workgroup Names on Page 11 if you are configuring multiple ATS XPE units on your network If you installed a PCMCIA modem perform the appropriate procedures Starting Routing and Remote Access Services starting on Page 13 to start remote services Setting Up Dial In on Page 15 if you want to configure the PCMCIA modem for dial ...

Page 9: ...ures before configuring the network settings Each network port must be connected to a different network segment or the ports will conflict with each other Note If you did not connect a standard Ethernet cable between the Ethernet 1 or 2 or the PCMCIA PCMLM56 Ethernet port that you want to configure and the network hub do so now Use the following procedure to configure the port for DHCP or a static...

Page 10: ...s are Adapter 1 IP Address 192 168 250 251 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Gateway 192 168 250 1 Adapter 2 IP Address 192 168 255 252 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Gateway 192 168 255 1 Note The PCMCIA adapter is set to obtain an IP address and has no default address unless it is manually configured 5 Select Ok to save the Local Area Connection Properties sheet and Close the Network Connections control pane...

Page 11: ... your network you must change the default computer name 1 Right click My Computer select Properties and the Computer Name tab 2 Select the Change button and enter the new computer name Note Use standard characters A Z a z digits 0 9 and hyphens Using non standard characters may prevent other users from locating this system unless the network is using the Microsoft DNS Server ...

Page 12: ...mes 3 Optionally select the More button to enter the primary DNS suffix of this computer 4 Optionally select Domain to enter a domain name or change the default name of the Workgroup 5 After completing all changes select the Ok button 6 Select Ok to close the popup message ...

Page 13: ...to restart the system now Starting Routing and Remote Access Services Use the following procedure if you want to enable the Routing and Remote Access service You must enable this service before you can configure dial in 1 Access the Computer Management console open the Services folder right click Routing and Remote Access and select Properties ...

Page 14: ...14 Installation and Setup Starting Routing and Remote Access Services 2 Select Automatic in the Startup type drop list and Apply 3 Select the Start button and Ok to close ...

Page 15: ...ng and Remote Access service before an Incoming Connections entry appears in the Network Connections control panel If you need to create additional users use the User Accounts control panel A password is required on any dial in account To use the default Administrator account for dial in you must create a password for the account Note See Installing Modems on Page 49 to install modems other than t...

Page 16: ...d Setup Setting Up Dial In 3 Select the Users tab check the user or users that you want to allow dial in access 4 To set up callback capabilities for a user highlight the user name select Properties and the Callback tab ...

Page 17: ...etting Up Dial In 5 If you are not using DHCP select the Networking tab highlight Internet Protocol TCP IP and select Properties 6 Check Allow calling computers to specify its own IP address or specify an IP address and select Ok ...

Page 18: ... Properties button to configure Call Preferences or Data Connection Preferences on the General tab or Terminal Window usage or Hardware Settings on the Advanced tab 8 Select the Ok button on the Incoming Connections Properties screen after completing the set up procedures ...

Page 19: ...nt with an operating system previous to Windows XP You can download the Terminal Services client msrdpcli exe from Microsoft or install Remote Desktop msrdpcli exe from a Windows XP CD Note If you need to create additional users use the User Accounts control panel A password is required on any dial in account To use the default Administrator account for dial in you must create a password for the a...

Page 20: ...20 Installation and Setup Setting Up Remote Desktop Access This page was intentionally left blank for double sided printing ...

Page 21: ...files save the files on a remote system Accessing the ATS XPE Using Remote Desktop After installing and configuring the client for Remote Desktop use the appropriate procedure for your environment Remote Desktop is included on Windows XP systems To use an operating system previous to Windows XP you must download the Terminal Services client from Microsoft or copy it from a Windows XP CD You can re...

Page 22: ...22 Managing Files on the ATS XPE Using Remote Desktop through the Network 3 Select the Experience tab and the appropriate connection speed 4 Select the Connect button ...

Page 23: ...e Desktop session 1 If necessary create a dial up connection on the client to the ATS XPE 2 Initiate the dial up connection to the ATS XPE 3 From the Start button select Programs Accessories Communications Remote Desktop 4 Complete the Logon settings information on the General tab 5 Select the Experience tab and select the appropriate modem line ...

Page 24: ...24 Managing Files on the ATS XPE Using Remote Desktop through a Modem 6 Select the Connect button ...

Page 25: ...nector pinouts Building loopback plugs Building cables null modem and straight through Troubleshooting serial ports with Comtrol tools Test Terminal and PortMon Device driver and operating system capabilities and limitations Default PC104 Port Configuration This subsection lists the default configuration values for the RocketPort PC104 If these settings are suitable for your installation you do no...

Page 26: ... the RocketPort driver for your serial devices 1 Access the RocketPort 8 Port Properties page through the Device Manager a Right click My Computer and select Properties b Select the Hardware tab and the Device Manager button c Expand the Multi port serial adapters selection right click RocketPort 8 Port ISA BUS and select Properties 2 Select the Main Setup tab ...

Page 27: ...ng COM port number highlight RK 2 and select Properties a Change the Name or the Starting COM Port number COM1 is assigned to the CONSOLE port COM2 is assigned to the AUX A port COM3 is assigned to the optional PCMCIA Ethernet Modem card Note The default starting COM port number is COM4 b Select Ok to return to the Main Setup screen ...

Page 28: ... the Map CD to DSR option This option is used in installations where there is no connection to the port s DSR input Check this box to cause the CD input to appear as DSR to the host application and to perform hardware handshaking with CD rather than DSR This is ignored if flow control is not enabled via IOCTL_SERIAL_SET_HANDFLOW e If necessary select the Map 2 stop bits to 1 option for your applic...

Page 29: ...t the mode low or high as desired If this box is not checked the RTS output signal is ignored c Select Ok to make the changes to the selected port 6 If you want to set the verbose event log or change the scan rate select the Options tab a Check Verbose Event Log if you want more information logged in to the Event Viewer when the driver loads b Use the Scan Rate drop list to select a driver servici...

Page 30: ...dditional plugs or replace a missing RS 232 loopback plug Pins 1 to 4 to 6 Pins 2 to 3 Pins 7 to 8 to 9 Wire the following pins together for an RS 422 loopback plug Pins 2 to 3 Pins 7 to 8 DB25 Connectors This illustrates the pinouts for DB25 quad or octacables Pin 1 Pin 6 RS 232 RI CTS RTS DSR GND DTR TxD RxD CD Pin 1 Pin 6 RS 422 Not used RxD TxD Not used Not used Not used TxD RxD Not used Pin 1...

Page 31: ...rt plugs that can be used to test serial ports The ATS XPE is shipped with a a single loopback plug RS 232 422 that corresponds to your quad or octacable type Note You can run loopback tests with Test Terminal Pins 4 to 5 Pins 1 to 8 Pins 2 to 6 to 7 Building an RS 485 Test Cable You can use a straight through cable as illustrated previously or build your own cable RS 232 Only Back View The RS 232...

Page 32: ...raight through cable Straight through cables are used to connect DCE devices ATS Female TxD RxD RTS CTS DSR GND DCD DTR Signal RxD TxD CTS RTS DTR GND DCD DSR Signal DB9 2 3 8 7 4 5 1 6 Pins DB25 3 2 4 7 8 6 Pins RJ45 4 5 1 8 7 3 6 2 Pins 20 5 RI N A 9 22 RI DB9 3 2 7 8 6 5 1 4 Pins 9 RJ45 5 4 1 3 6 7 Pins 2 8 N A DB25 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 20 Pins 22 PC COM Port ATS Female DB9 1 2 3 4 5 8 6 7 Pins DCD Rx...

Page 33: ...g or any other application is using the port If you have started RRAS service on any of the ports you want to test you must stop RRAS on those ports before starting WCOM32 To test ports that are not used by RRAS you do not need to stop RRAS Follow these steps 1 To start WCOM32 select Test Terminal from the Comtrol program group The program window displays 2 Select Open Port from the Port menu A li...

Page 34: ... port is working correctly the system should return the message Passed If the loopback plug is not in place or the port is not working correctly the system will return the message Failed Testing an RS 485 Port Perform the following procedure to determine if a port or ports are functioning properly 1 Connect a straight through cable from Port 1 to Port 2 Note See Building an RS 485 Test Cable on Pa...

Page 35: ...ls Some immediate feedback includes The state of the modem control and status signals Open ports Raw byte input and output counts obtained from NS Link Port errors The available statistics include Instantaneous characters per second CPS calculations Minute hour and day CPS averages and peaks Carrier detect CD signal runtime and transition count Reports can be automatically generated on an hourly a...

Page 36: ...our changes and return to Port Monitor Desired Change Procedure Change the monitor window font Select Font from the Edit menu Change width of a single column Left click on the column separator vertical line and drag it to the desired width Change column placement Left click in the middle of the column you want to move and drag it to the desired location Remove a column Right click on the column yo...

Page 37: ... included View Data only the variables that appear in the Port Monitor window are included Likewise the External Program field is used to enter a command line to be executed after the daily reports have been generated The Update Time option allows you to set the rate at which the port information is obtained and the calculations performed There is a trade off between Port Monitor efficiency and re...

Page 38: ... or daily report use the Edit Report option on the File menu or use a system tool such as NOTEPAD For more information see the Port Monitor Help file Port Monitor Variables The following table lists Port Monitor variables Caution Variable Description Open Open status on if open off if closed Cts Input CTS pin status Dsr Input DSR pin status Cd Input CD carrier detect pin status Rts Output RTS pin ...

Page 39: ...Wrk Peak RxHourCPS for the current day CDRuns Carrier detect turn on count CDDayRuns Carrier detect turn on count in the last day CDDayRunsWrk Carrier detect turn on count in the current day CDRunTime Time in seconds carrier detect has been on CDHourRunTime Time in seconds carrier detect has been on in the last hour CDDayRunTime Time in seconds carrier detect has been on in the last day CDHourRunT...

Page 40: ...l session and is used to send and receive text information to and from NS Link To use Peer you type in commands and status and information are sent back Unlike Test Terminal Peer enables you to keep a continuous log of the commands sent and the results received in a file named peer log Comtrol Technical Support may ask you to run Peer in order to help diagnose reported problems Starting Peer Peer ...

Page 41: ...er Peer Commands Enter commands at the prompt and follow each command with Enter Keep in mind that all commands are processed in the driver and that Peer simply acts as a conduit for this information For more information see the Peer hlp help file Device Driver and OS Capabilities and Limitations This device driver supports the Win32 API The following tables list known device driver and operating ...

Page 42: ... fParity Supported fOutxCtsFlow Supported fRtsControl RTS_CONTROL_DISABLE RTS_CONTROL_ENABLE RTS_CONTROL_HANDSHAKE RTS_CONTROL_TOGGLE fTXContinueOnXoff Supported as always TRUE Parity EVENPARITY NOPARITY or ODDPARITY StopBits ONESTOPBIT or TWOSTOPBITS XonChar XoffChar Supported Device Control Block Settings Status ...

Page 43: ...ype III slot which is installed at the factory Drivers for Comtrol approved PCMCIA devices are installed in the system Linksys Wireless PC Card WPC11 The device driver for the Linksys Wireless PC Card WPC11 is installed on the ATS XPE To configure the Linksys Ethernet card it is necessary to have a configured and operating wireless access point connected to the local network and have it situated w...

Page 44: ... Select Don t search I will choose the driver to install and Next 3 Select Network adapters from the Common hardware types list and Next 4 Select LINKSYS Corporation from the Manufacture list Instant Wireless Network PC CARD from the Network Adapter list and Next ...

Page 45: ...ess PC Card WPC11 5 Select Yes to the Update Driver Warning message 6 Select Finish 7 Open the Network Connections control panel right click Wireless Network Connection from LAN or High Speed Internet and select View Available Wireless Networks ...

Page 46: ...Card WPC11 8 Highlight the network to which you want to connect 9 If requested enter the appropriate information in the Network key and Confirm network key fields and select Connect 10 Right click the Wireless Network Connection and select Properties ...

Page 47: ...etwork Connections control panel 15 Go to Configuring the Network Settings on the ATS XPE on Page 9 to configure the card for your network Linksys EtherFast 10 100 56K Modem PC Card PCMLM56 Although the Linksys PCMLM56 driver for this adapter is pre configured into the ATS XPE as COM3 you must start remote access service and you may need to select a country code if you are using it outside North A...

Page 48: ...48 Certified PCMCIA Adapters Linksys EtherFast 10 100 56K Modem PC Card PCMLM56 This page was intentionally left blank for double sided printing ...

Page 49: ...iguring port characteristics Note If your serial devices require a driver that does not support the Windows XP Embedded system contact Comtrol before driver installation Connect your serial devices to the configured ports using the appropriate cables If you need to build cables for RocketPort serial ports see RocketPort Serial Port Connectors on Page 30 Installing Modems This subsection illustrate...

Page 50: ...50 Installing Serial Devices Installing Modems 4 Select Don t search I will choose the driver to install and Next 5 Select Modems from the Common hardware types list and Next 6 Select Have Disk and Next ...

Page 51: ...51 Installing Serial Devices Installing Modems 7 Browse to the location of the driver for your modem and select Open 8 Select Ok 9 Select Next ...

Page 52: ...ect Finish In some installations you may get the following message so you may need to verify that the modem installed properly through the Device Manager 12 See Starting Routing and Remote Access Services on Page 13 and Setting Up Dial In on Page 15 to complete modem configuration ...

Page 53: ...y other network devices between the server and the Comtrol device are powered up and operating Reset the power on the Comtrol device by disconnecting and reconnecting the power cord Verify that the network IP address is correct If IP addressing is being used the server should be able to ping the Comtrol device Verify that the IP address programmed into the Comtrol device matches the unique reserve...

Page 54: ...excess file logging Compact flash technology does not support an unlimited number of writes We recommend using the compact flash to store applications but avoid using it for file storage Use the following procedure if you wish to enable the Event Viewer 1 Access the Computer Management console open the Services folder right click Event Log and select Properties ...

Page 55: ...e Computer Management console Using the Recovery CD Comtrol ships a Recovery CD with each ATS XPE system You can use the Recovery CD to Reflash the compact flash in the event that the Windows XP Embedded system becomes corrupt Recover the default image to the ATS XPE compact flash Replace the existing flash with a larger flash ...

Page 56: ...on the PC Note You may need to enter the system BIOS and have the CD ROM boot first 5 Select the 2 Boot from CD ROM item 6 Select the 1 Restore Hard Drive From CD ROM item 7 Select the Restore button when the Hard Disk Recovery Menu appears 8 During the reboot cycle a Remove the CD from the drive b Turn off the system power c Remove the compact flash from the adapter and insert it into the ATS XPE...

Page 57: ...l has instituted the following policy The customer can return a unit for repair provided that the compact flash containing the operating system is installed in the unit and that the Certificate of Authenticity COA label is affixed to the unit Note You will be billed 150 for a new license if the COA label is missing from the unit See the Warranty statement shipped with the product Contact Method Co...

Page 58: ...58 Troubleshooting and Technical Support Repair and Return Policy This page was intentionally left blank for double sided printing ...

Page 59: ...nnectors This table illustrates the DIN 6 pin PS 2 keyboard and mouse connector pinouts Ethernet Connectors This table illustrates the RJ45 LAN connector pinouts Pin Signal Pin Signal Pin Signal 1 Red 6 Ground 11 Not connected 2 Green 7 Ground 12 DDCDAT 3 Blue 8 Ground 13 HSYNC 4 Not connected 9 Not connected 14 VSYNC 5 Ground 10 Ground 15 DDCCLK Pin Signal Pin Signal 1 Keyboard Data 4 5V 2 Mouse ...

Page 60: ...DATA 3 27 DATA 11 3 DATA 4 28 DATA 12 4 DATA 5 29 DATA 13 5 DATA 6 30 DATA 14 6 DATA 7 31 DATA 15 7 HDC_CS0 32 HDC_CS1 8 Not connected 33 Not connected 9 Ground 34 IOR 10 Not connected 35 IOW 11 Not connected 36 Not connected 12 Not connected 37 Interrupt 13 VCC_COM 38 VCC_COM 14 Not connected 39 CSEL 15 Not connected 40 Not connected 16 Not connected 41 HDD_RESET 17 Not connected 42 IORDY 18 SA2 ...

Page 61: ... default printer is the Epson FX80 Pin Signal Pin Signal Pin Signal 1 CD 4 DTR 7 RTS 2 RxD 5 Ground 8 CTS 3 TxD 6 DSR 9 RI Pin Signal Pin Signal 1 Strobe 14 Auto form feed 2 Data 0 15 Error 3 Data 1 16 Initialize 4 Data 2 17 Printer select line 5 Data 3 18 Ground 6 Data 4 19 Ground 7 Data 5 20 Ground 8 Data 6 21 Ground 9 Data 7 22 Ground 10 Acknowledge 23 Ground 11 Busy 24 Ground 12 Paper empty 25...

Page 62: ...XD 1 NC 15 RI 1 NC NC 54 DSR 0 NC NC 16 CTS 0 RXD 0 NC 55 RXD 0 RXD 0 NC 17 RXD 1 RXD 1 NC 56 RXD 3 RXD 3 NC 18 CD 3 NC NC 57 CTS 3 RXD 3 NC 19 RI 3 NC NC 58 DSR 2 NC NC 20 RI 2 NC NC 59 CTS 2 RXD 2 NC 21 RTS 4 TXD 4 TX RX 4 60 RTS 7 TXD 7 TX RX 7 22 DTR 4 NC NC 61 DTR 6 NC NC 23 CD 5 NC NC 62 RTS 6 TXD 6 TX RX 6 24 RI 5 NC NC 63 TXD 6 TXD 6 TX RX 6 25 CTS 4 RXD 4 NC 64 TXD 7 TXD 7 TX RX 7 26 DSR ...

Page 63: ...ation about the DeviceMaster ATS XPE Electromagnetic Compliances The following table illustrates the status of electromagnetic compliance for the ATS XPE Electromagnetic Compliances Status Emission Canadian EMC requirements CISPR 22 EN55022 Class A FCC Part 15 Class A Yes Yes Yes Immunity motherboard EN55024 1998 EN61000 4 2 1995 ESD EN61000 4 3 1996 RF EN61000 4 4 1994 Fast Transient EN61000 4 5 ...

Page 64: ...tacked the environment air flow must insure that the Ambient Operating Temperature does NOT exceed these limits Specification Description Baud rates default COM1 AUX A COM2 CONSOLE COM3 PCMCIA modem optional COM4 to COM11 SERIAL PORTS 1 8 optional 57 6 Kbps 28 8 Kbps 57 6 Kbps 300 bps to 230 4 Kbps Optional PC104 driver control Data bits 7 or 8 Parity Odd even none Stop bits 1 or 2 Power input Fre...

Page 65: ...ith two Realtek RTL8139 IEEE802 u 100 BASE TX standard dual auto sensing interface to 10 Mbps or 100 Mbps networks On board RJ45 connectors provide for easy connection Serial ports on the motherboard AUX A COM2 CONSOLE COM1 Parallel port DB25 which supports SPP EPP ECP mode PS 2 mouse connector 6 pin mini DIN connector PS 2 keyboard connector 6 pin mini DIN connector USB connector which supports u...

Page 66: ...ler Keyboards Standard 101 102 Key or Microsoft Natural PS 2 Keyboard Mice and other pointing devices PS 2 Compatible Mouse Modems Linksys Etherfast 10 100 56K PC Card PCMLM56 Modem Monitors Default Monitor Multiport serial adapters RocketPort 8 Port PC104 Bus Multifunction adapters Linksys Etherfast 10 100 56K PC Card PCMLM56 Network adapters Realtek RTL8139 Family PCI Fast Ethernet NIC Linksys E...

Page 67: ...PCI to USE Open Host Controller USB Root Hub Software System User Interface Shells Explorer Shell Windows Shell Accessories Communications Add Hardware Control Panel Add Remove Programs Control Panel Base Support Binaries Common Ctl Libraries Ver 5 Common Ctl Libraries Ver 6 1 0 0 0 Common Ctl Libraries Ver 6 1 10 0 0 Common File Dialogs Date Time Control Panel Device Manager Display Control Panel...

Page 68: ...tem Control Panel Task Manager Tray Icon Add Remove Support USB User Interface User Interface Core Users Control Panel Windows Accessories Infrastructure GUI Base Format Common Libraries System Services Base CDFS FAT NTFS Administrator Account Client For Microsoft Networks Core Networking Workstation Service Administration Support Tools Base Performance Counters Class Installer Stream Client Serve...

Page 69: ...ess Components MDAC Microsoft Foundation Class Library Legacy Microsoft Foundation Class Library MFC Microsoft Line Services Microsoft Visual C Run Time Legacy Microsoft Visual C Run Time Msxml 3 1 OLE Dialog Services Rich Edit Control Version 1 0 Rich Edit Control Version 3 0 Rich Edit Control Version 4 1 Standard Template Libraries Task Scheduler Windows Script Engines Storage File Systems Infra...

Page 70: ...rvice Core Windows Logon Windows NT MARTA Provider Windows Security Configuration Editor Networking Communications Domain Participation TCP IP Networking with Client For MS Networks Infrastructure Computer Browser Service Computer Name User Interface DHCP Client Service Dial up Client for Windows Dial up Networking Common Libraries Dial up Server for Windows File Server for Macintosh Management In...

Page 71: ...ng Netwzc Inf Other TCP IP Services Routing Common Files SDP Blob Parser SNMP SMB Redirector TAPI 2 2 Client TAPI Audio Video RTP Filters TAPI COM Client TAPI Terminal Manager TAPI User Interface TCP IP Networking Telephony Unimodem Wireless Zero Configuration Applications Internet Explorer IP Router Monitor Library Net exe Utility Network Command Shell Network Command Shell Interface Context Phon...

Page 72: ...SI LDAP Provider Active Directory Service Interface ADSI Windows NT Provider Lightweight Directory Access Protocol LDAP Terminal Server Remote Desktop Terminal Services Core Terminal Services Runtime WMI Core WMI Correlation WMI Filter Applications Event Log Microsoft Management Console MMC Windows Installer Service International Regional Language Options Infrastructure Font Marlett Fonts EGA Font...

Page 73: ...wer Management Settings Power mgmt Policy Presentation Software System System Services Base Client Server Runtime Console screen window width 80 columns Console screen window height 50 lines Console screen buffer width 80 columns Console screen buffer height 300 lines Application Support HTML Help Engine Include art and shared help files that XP help content CHM requires International Infrastructu...

Page 74: ...on Show Friendly Winlogon Show Welcome to Windows screen before Winlogon User Interface Shells Windows Shell User Interface Core Show My Computer on Start Menu Show My Network Places on Start Menu Show Desktop icons Show Control Panel on Start Menu Show Network Connections on Start Menu Show Search on Start Menu Show Run on Start Menu Show Log Off on Start Menu Show Shut Down on Start Menu Show In...

Page 75: ... receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help Labeling Requirements FCC 15 19 This equipment complies with part 15 of FCC rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions This device may not cause harmful interference This device must accept any interfere...

Page 76: ...76 Important Safety Information This page was intentionally left blank for double sided printing ...

Page 77: ...y map Accessing the Motherboard Use this procedure to access the motherboard on the DeviceMaster ATS A detailed illustration of the motherboard is available on the following page 1 Follow standard ESD procedures outlined below to remove the two screws 2 Use the following motherboard illustration on the next page to locate the jumper reference in the specific procedure that you are performing Cauti...

Page 78: ...78 Appendix C Default System Values Accessing the Motherboard ...

Page 79: ...ke sure that you have 12V to supply to the board Changing the Watch Dog Timer The Watch Dog Timer is a device used to ensure that standalone systems can reset themselves and recover from catastrophic conditions that cause the CPU to hang or crash The Watch Dog Timer is a countdown timer that will reset the CPU when it times out The Watch Dog Timer is enabled by reading port 443H It should be trigg...

Page 80: ...address 843H and then re enabling it by reading the value at 443H before the timer reaches zero Refer to the example of the assembly program below A tolerance of at least 5 must be maintained to avoid unknown routines within the operating system DOS such as disk I O that can be very time consuming Therefore if the time out period has been set to 10 seconds the I O port 443H must be read within 7 s...

Page 81: ...ster 022 023 Chipset address 040 05F System Timer 060 06F Standard 101 102 keyboard Controller 070 07F Real time Clock NMI Controller 080 0BF DMA Page Register 0A0 0BF Interrupt Controller 2 0C0 0DF DMA Controller 2 0F0 0F0 Clear Math Coprocessor Busy 0F1 0F1 Reset Math Coprocessor 0F8 OFF Math Coprocessor 1F0 1F8 VIR BUS Master PCI IDE Controller 200 207 Game I O 278 27F Reserved 2F8 2FF Serial P...

Page 82: ...mory Map This table illustrates the first MB memory map Address Description F000h FFFFh System ROM D800h EFFFh Unused C800h D7FFh Ethernet ROM C000h C7FFh Expansion ROM B800h BFFFh CGA EGA VGA text B000h B7FFh Unused A000h AFFFh EGA VGA graphics 0000h 9FFFh Base memory ...

Page 83: ...ix is for reference only The DeviceMaster ATS XPE is pre configured before shipment If you need to recover the Comtrol BIOS default use this Appendix to reconstruct the proper BIOS settings The Recovery CD does not recover the Comtrol BIOS settings Getting Started When you apply power on the DeviceMaster ATS XPE the BIOS enters Power on Self Test POST routines These routines are executed for syste...

Page 84: ...ess either the Arrow or Enter key on your keyboard to select one of the fields Month Date or Year 2 Press either PgUp or PgDn to increase or decrease the value of that field 3 Use the same key sequence to change the time setting BIOS Features Setup The BIOS Features Setup screen is designed for fine tuning your system and improving its performance Typically you do not have to change the default se...

Page 85: ...llustrates the DeviceMaster ATS XPE factory defaults Note Improperly changing these default settings can result in an unstable system Power Management Setup The Power Management Setup screen helps you handle the ROCKY 568SEV board s green function This feature can shut down the video display and hard disk to save energy This figure illustrates the DeviceMaster ATS XPE factory defaults USB Legacy S...

Page 86: ...OS will reassign the interrupt even if you choose Yes for this option If you install a non Plug and Play OS or if you want to prevent the OS from reassigning the board s IRQ settings choose No for this option Resources Controlled By Select Auto if you want the computer to assign the IRQs Reset Configuration Data Enabling this field means you allow the configuration data to be reset IRQ xx assigned...

Page 87: ...e default BIOS you will change Comtrol Corporation s default settings and may experience unreliable results and an unstable platform Select N to abort this screen Load Setup Defaults If you select Y to this field the Setup Defaults load except Standard CMOS SETUP Note If you load the Setup defaults you will change Comtrol Corporation s default settings The screens in this document illustrate the C...

Page 88: ... Supervisor Password has higher priority than User Password Once you setup the Supervisor password the system will always ask you to key in the Supervisor Password every time you enter the BIOS SETUP If you enter the BIOS SETUP with Supervisor Password you can choose every setup option on the main menu When entering the BIOS with the User Password however you can only choose three setup options US...

Page 89: ...te IBM VGA compatibility Digital monitors i e MDA CGA and EGA cannot be supported Multiple frequency multisync monitors operate as if they are analog monitors Display Memory With the 4 MB UMA memory the VGA controller can make CRT displays or color panel displays perform with resolutions up to 1024 x 768 at 64K colors Display Driver A standard VGA driver is loaded PCI Bus Ethernet Interface The De...

Page 90: ...90 Appendix D Changing BIOS Configuration SVGA Setup Introduction This page was intentionally left blank for double sided printing ...

Page 91: ...h Dog Timer is disabled by reading port 843H Note Bold text shaded green in the online version illustrates the default value Three I O ports control the Watch Dog Timer and are accessed using the addresses defined in the following table Prior to enabling the Watch Dog Timer the user has to define the time interval to be used The timer interval is defined by writing a value to address 443H This val...

Page 92: ...least 5 must be maintained to avoid unknown routines within the operating system such as disk I O that can be very time consuming Therefore if the time out period has been set to 10 seconds the I O port 443H must be read within 7 seconds Note When exiting a program it is necessary to disable the Watch Dog Timer otherwise the system will reset Example of Assembly Program TIMER_PORT 443H TIMER_START...

Page 93: ...MOS setup 79 Clone 28 CMOS clear setup 79 COM1 3 default baud 64 COM4 11 port properties PC104 28 COM4 COM11 baud rate range 64 compact flash size options 65 usage caution 21 compact flash connector 60 computer name changing default 11 Comtrol tools 33 configuration changing BIOS 83 89 default operating system 66 Ethernet ports 9 network settings 9 PC104 COM port properties 28 PC104 serial ports 2...

Page 94: ...onnector 59 L LAN connectors 59 LEDs Ethernet 7 TxD RxD 7 Linksys EtherFast 10 100 56K Modem PC Card PCMLM56 47 Wireless PC Card WPC11 43 loopback plugs DB25 31 DB9 30 RJ45 31 M managing files 21 24 Map CD to DSR 28 memory map first MB 82 modem connecting to serial ports 49 PCMCIA card 47 motherboard accessing 77 configuration 77 mouse connector 59 multiple unit installation change computer name 1...

Page 95: ...e emulation 28 RJ45 connectors loopback plugs 31 PC104 31 straight through cables 32 Routing and Remote Access service enabling 13 RxD LED 7 S safety 63 information 75 Scan Rate 29 serial ports motherboard 65 PC104 configuration 26 option 25 42 SERIAL PORTS 1 8 connecting the cable 7 SERIAL PORTS 1 8 port baud rate range 64 Starting COM port number PC104 27 straight through cables 32 subnet mask d...

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