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dispatched, production databases of the individual winding machines can be accessed to, and
production data from the individual machines to the common database created on the central PC
can be transferred.
The network connection is the most effective way of the winding process data managment and
transfer.
Building up a functioning computer network is not an easy job so it is recommended to entrust it to
a specialist who will be responsible for its functionality, safety and modifications.
The network connection calls for:
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assigning to each winding machine unique name and address
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defining and setting up data sharing
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defining users, their access rights, passwords and login,
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making all safety settings.
The WINDOWS XP EMBEDDED operating system is based on the WINDOWS XP, but it is much
more a particular-computer- oriented and of the prompt-loading-reason it is operated in a
hibernation state. Therefore if it is necessary to make some settings in the winding machine, you
have to dehibernate it, make and test your settings and to hibernate the system again.
Dehibernation of the operating system
To dehibernate the system do as follows:
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select START
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select RUN
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in the Open box enter command «cmd» and press OK
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the command promt window opens
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type command «ewfmgr c: -deactivatehorm» and press ENTER
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the system respons with a message «Disabling Overlay» with some parameters
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type command «xpepm –restart» and press ENTER
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the computer restarts and the system is dehibernated, the Windows operating system is
loading in an usual way with the welcoming window
You shall make all system settings, applications installation and testing in this standard
dehibernated state!!!
Both discs C:
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D: are available.
15. Network connection
Communication interface for winding parameters setting and display in the C-version winding
machine is based on the solution of an industrial computer with a touchscreen and the WINDOWS
XP EMBEDDED operating system. Such a solution makes possible winding machines connection
to the local area network (Ethernet) and access to the winding machines from the central PC.
from the central PC winding programmes and procedures to the individual winding machines can be
