Teknor Industrial Computers TEK-CPCI-1000, Technical Reference Manual

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Updating the BIOS with UBIOS
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The path and name of the current directory will be displayed next to "Directory:" in the top
window.
The FILES window displays the files of the selected type (.BIN, .BFP, .EXT or .ROM).
Follow these instructions for selecting a file in the FILE window of the UPDATE screen:
Letter for a Drive By typing the desired drive letter, you can change the current drive.
↑↑↑↑ ↓↓↓↓
to change
files or directory
Use
↑
or
↓
key to browse through the files of the current directory.
When a directory is selected (see below), then the
↑
or
↓
key is used to
scroll up or down the file list. To move quickly to a directory, press
the F2 key and type the first letter of the desired directory next to
"Scan:" (displayed in the FILES window).
<ENTER> to
select
Press ENTER to select the highlighted directory or file.
When "..<Dir>" is displayed, press ENTER to go up one level.
When a BIOS file is displayed, pressing ENTER will bring a pop-up
message on the screen : "Do you really want to update: Flash BIOS,
filename (Y/N)". Type "Y" to update the Flash BIOS.
Aside from the
↑
or
↓
key, other keys can be used to navigate through the FILES window of
the current directory:
HOME
This moves to the top of the current directory and displays the first
fourteen files.
END This moves to the bottom of the current directory and displays the last
fourteen files.
PAGE UP
Moves up by fourteen in the current directory
PAGE DOWN Moves down by fourteen in the current directory.
The above keys are displayed in a Help screen by pressing the F1 key.
After an update was made with a file of version 0.61 and up, the following message appears
on the screen: "Do you want to reboot now (Y/N)". If you type "Y", the system reboots and
the new configuration comes into effect; otherwise, if you type "N", a message appears to
inform you that you will have to reboot if you want the new configuration to become
operational. The program then exits to the operating system prompt.