Teldat Atlas 250 Installation Manual page 18

• SMARTCARD-FLASH. The Smart Card configuration is read. If the card is not present or
the file cannot be found, the operation is repeated in the Flash. If the file is not found in the
Flash memory then the device will boot with the default configuration.
After reading the Smart Card configuration file the device checks to see that this is written in
the Flash memory. If the configuration is not present then the device enters it so that both
mediums are synchronized.
• SMARTCARD. The Smart Card configuration is read. If the card is not present or the file
cannot be found, the device will boot with the default configuration.
• FLASH. The Flash configuration is read. If the file cannot be found the device will boot
with the default configuration.
On saving the configuration through the 'SAVE' command, the behavior, depending on the active
media is as follows:
• SMARTCARD-FLASH. The configuration is saved in both the Smart Card and the
Flash. The console indicates the devices where the configuration has been stored and
through a warning text will show the devices where recording has not been possible.
• SMARTCARD. The configuration is saved in the Smart Card.
• FLASH. The configuration is saved in the Flash memory.
Occasionally, you may wish to boot the Smart Card device independently of the active medium
configured in the device and you may want the Smart Card configuration to be automatically stored in
Flash. In this way, in subsequent device start-ups, this will boot with the configuration present in the
Smart Card even if the card has been extracted (this could be useful for example to update the
configuration in a device pool where you need to start from a common base configuration). To do
this, use microswitch '5' (default configuration microswitch) so that provided this is active (ON
position) the following procedure will be executed:
1. Firstly the device will try to read a configuration titled 'STARTUP.CFZ from the Smart Card.
If this is found, this configuration is copied to the device Flash memory with ROUTER.CFG
as name (configuration file device default name) and is marked as the active configuration file.
If the device has a ROUTER.CFG configuration in the Flash memory, this is stored as
ROUTER.BAK. This is configured as "FLASH" independently of the configured active
medium.
2. If this cannot be found, the device will search the Smart Card for a configuration with the
default name of the configuration file (ROUTER.CFZ). If this is found it is marked as active
and NOT copied to the Flash memory. This is configured as "SMARTCARD-FLASH"
independently of the configured active medium.
3. In cases where neither of the above mentioned files is found, the device will search the Smart
Card for any configuration file (files with extension .cfz). If one is found, the device will boot
with this configuration marking it as the active configuration file. In the same way as the
above case, the configuration will NOT be copied in the Flash memory. This is configured as
"SMARTCARD-FLASH" independently of the configured active medium.
4. Finally, if the Smart Card is not available or none of the configuration files is found, then the
device will boot with the default configuration.
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