Siemens SINUMERIK 840D sl Commissioning Manual page 173

08/2005
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Creating a PCMCIA card image
1. Change to the application environment directory INSTUTIL
2. Start APP_INST.EXE.
3. Select item <2> (modify configuration)
4. Select item <6> (add user specific files to the application)
5. Enter the full path including the drive of the first required file. If you want to add
a further file, acknowledge the query from app_inst "Are you going to copy
other files?" with the y key. Repeat this procedure until you have added all the
files you want and then confirm the query with the n key.
6. Change to the main menu of app_inst with the ESC key.
7. Select "Install all modules on Hardware"
You then have the choice of transferring the software directly to HMI Embedded via
the RS-232-C interface or creating a Flash image for the PCMCIA card.
8. Under the conditions outlined above, select "Create Flash Memory Card
image"
9. Specify the directory in which the System environment is installed.
10. Specify the directory in which the PCMCIA card image is to be stored. The
directory must already exist.
Transfer the PCMCIA card image to the PCMCIA card
Then transfer the PCMCIA card image to the PCMCIA card using SINUCOPY_FFS.
Transferring PCMCIA card to PCU20 with HMI Embedded or HT6
Take the newly programmed PCMCIA card out of the PG or PCMCIA card
programmer on the PC/PG and insert it in the PCU 20 with HMI Embedded or HT6
Press 6 whilst powering up the system to branch to the installation menu. Select:
0: Install via PCMCIA
Once the data on the PCMCIA card has been successfully transferred, you will be
prompted to remove it by the PCU20 with HMI Embedded or HT6. Before you do
this, switch off the PCU20 with HMI Embedded or HT6.
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SINUMERIK 840D sl/840D/840Di/810D HMI Installation and Start-Up Guide (IAM) – 08/2005 Edition
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Expanding the Operator Interface (BE1)
7 Configuring and Working Environment
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