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Installing the TAS Diag Program
1.
Insert the TAS Diag CD into your CD-ROM drive.
2.
Select the "Start" button then "Run".
3.
In the Command Line Box, type the letter of the drive that contains the TAS
Diag CD, a colon, a backslash, and the word setup. For example, Type:
d:\setup
4.
Click the OK button.
5.
Follow the instructions that appear on the screen.
If Setup prompts you to replace some of the system files with newer ver-
sions:
•
Select OK, then Yes when prompted to restart Windows.
•
After Windows restarts, repeat steps 1 through 5.
A Program Group called "TAS Diag" should have been created.
4.
Starting TAS Diag
The TAS Diag program may be started at any time. If the TAS unit is currently pow-
ered on, TAS Diag will automatically establish communications. If the TAS unit is not
currently powered on, TAS Diag will continuously attempt to establish communica-
tions until communication is established or the Cancel button is pressed. Once com-
munications are established and the TAS unit has completed initialization, TAS Diag
will accept user input.
If the TAS unit is powered on but communications are not being established, ensure
that the computer's COM port is connected to the TAS unit's RS-232 diagnostics
port. If the computer has more than one COM port, determine which one is con-
nected and check TAS Diag COM port properties
The TAS Diag program is started by selecting the "TAS Diag for Windows" icon in
the "Start-Programs-TAS Diag' group.
Once communications are established and the TAS unit has completed initialization,
theTAS Diag main screen appears (see
menu bar and button bar at the top and TAS Processor specific information at the
bottom of the window. The processor specific information consists of the TAS Pro-
cessor serial number, software version, hardware version (if available), and the
Engineering software version.
Rev 3, August/2002
NOTE
Figure
1). The main window consists of a
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