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DCS 300 User’s Manual
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4. Insert the 3.5-inch disk into the DCS 300 disk drive. The DCS 300 backs up the
system files and runtime configuration.
5. Remove your disk from the disk drive, label it, and put it in a safe place.
To back up the configuration using the Web browser interface
1. From the DCS 300 home page, click Management.
2. If a security screen appears, type
INTERMEC
in the User Name field and in the
Password field, and click OK. You must type Intermec in uppercase letters.
3. Click Back Up. A message box appears confirming that you want to back up the
current configuration of the DCS 300.
4. Choose OK. A message box appears informing you when the backup is completed.
5. Choose OK.
Backing Up Your User Files
You must back up any user files so that you can restore them if your DCS 300 loses its
configuration. For example, if you are using screen mapping, you may want to back up
your script (.SCR) files. You may also want to back up the
NGERROR.LOG
file, which
contains error messages.
Note: When backing up your user files, you must use a separate 3.5-inch disk from the
one you used to back up your runtime configuration.
To back up your user files
1. From the main screen sidebar buttons, choose File Handling. The File Handling
dialog box appears.
2. In the File Handling list box, select Back Up User Files and then choose Start. The
Back Up User Files dialog box appears.
3. In the root directory list box (\), add all the files that you want to back up to the
Selected Files list box.
a. Select the file name. Script files are in the subdirectory
SCRIPTS
. Template
files are in the subdirectory TPL.
b. Choose Select. The file name appears in the Selected Files list box.
4. In the Selected Files list box, remove any files that you do not want to back up.
a. Select the file name.
b. Choose Remove. The file name is removed from the Selected Files list box.
5. Choose Back Up. A message box appears prompting you to insert a floppy disk in
the disk drive.