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example, if you want to perform a Leak at 18,000 feet, then you must have one point
in Control mode which takes the Ps1 port to 18,000 feet, followed by another point
where the Ps1 port is put into Leak mode at 18,000 feet.
9.
Now that the profile is complete, save the profile as an Excel file ( .xls file) using the
name of the profile as the filename.
command but this time change the file type (using the "Save as type:" drop-down
selection ) to "Text - Tab delimited". Use the profile name as the filename again.
You will get many warnings from Excel about the incompatibility of this text file, but
simply say "Yes" to all the warnings. Once you have saved the file as a text file, you
will need to close the file. When you do this, many more warnings will pop up.
Please say "yes" to all these too.
10.
At the end, you should have two files for your new profile. One .xls file and one .txt
file, both with the same filename. Your profile has been created.
4.3 SETTING UP HYPERTERMINAL
You download a profile into the 6600 using the Hyperterminal program. At first you need
to setup Hyperterminal. You only need to do this once.
1.
Hyperterminal comes loaded in your PC as part of the accessories. Go into "All
Programs", then select "Accessories", then select "Communication", then select
Hyperterminal. It will ask you to setup a new connection. Create a new connection
with the name "6600". A dialog box named "Connect To" will appear. The bottom
selection in this box is "Connect using". From the drop down menu in "Connect
using", select "COM1". Select "OK". A new dialog box will open named "Com1
Properties". Setup the Port Settings as follows:
Bits per second:
Data Bits:
Parity:
Stop Bits:
Flow control:
Select "Apply". Then select "OK". This will take you into the "6600 Hyperterminal"
window.
2.
Select "File". Select "Properties". A new dialog box "6600 Properties" appears.
Select the "Settings" tab. In the "Emulation" menu select "ANSI". Select "OK".
Now you are back in the "6600 Hyperterminal" window. Select "File", select "Save".
Close this window. A warning appears, select "Yes". Hyperterminal is now setup.
3.
To verify that the 6600 file is setup in Hyperterminal, select "All Programs" from the
desktop, select "Accessories", select "Communications", select "Hyperterminal".
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Then save it again using the "Save As"
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