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7.9.1 Loading the Autostart function
Relevant
directories
Loading the Au-
tostart function
7.9.2 Executing the AutoStart function
Executing the
AutoStart function
7.9.3 Terminating the AutoStart mode
Restart
Exiting AutoStart
mode
7.9.4 autostart.bat - Structure
Processing com-
mands
JVM-104-O15 User Manual
The AutoStart function should only be carried out during the boot phase (after
power-up) of the JVM-104-O15.
File name
Directory - USB
Tab. 42: Relevant directories
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You have created the command file and stored it to the respective directory.
1.
Insert the USB flash drive into the USB port.
2.
Switch the device ON.
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The device boots and loads the autostart.bat file.
During the boot phase in autostart mode, the device executes the commands in
the command file.
The operating system of the JVM-104-O15 processes the autostart function in the
following steps:
Step
Description
1
The file \USB\autostart.bat is loaded from the USB stick.
2 ... n
The commands are processed in ascending order.
The last command in the autostart.bat file terminates the AutoStart mode.
As an option, you can reboot the device by placing the following command in the
last line of your command file:
del \System\reset.exe
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To exit the Autostart mode, remove the USB flash drive.
The command file is a text file with command and comment lines:
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You can insert blank lines as required.
■
Start each comment line with REM.
In these sections you can specify commands which are then executed by the Au-
tostart function.
The Autostart function processes the commands in descending order. Further-
more, this function lets you insert jumps into the processing sequence. A jump is
defined by the keyword goto and a destination. The destination must be pre-
ceded by a colon (:).
A simple jump is defined as follows:
goto
end
{skipped block}
:end
Value
Remarks
autostart.bat All lower case letters
\USB\
Root directory on the USB flash
drive
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