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1. There is an unlabeled switch on the bottom of the Model 4010 used to switch the
console between RUN and PROGRAM modes. Move the switch to the program
position, which is towards the gooseneck MIC and away from the DATA IN,
DATA OUT, and COMB jacks. (On the 4010R, this switch is on the back and the
positions are labeled.)
The console display shows "PROGRAM".
2. Click Communication, Receive config from Position.
3. Click OK to begin receiving the configuration.
The console display shows "UpLoading CPS" while it is sending data and shows
"DONE" when all data is transferred.
If you receive the error message "Console did not send any data", check the
following items and try again:
• Check your cable for loose or incorrect connections
• Ensure the RUN/PROGRAM switch is set to PROGRAM
• Check your serial port settings (see
4. If you need configuration information from more than one position, repeat this
procedure as needed.
Tip
If position #1 is received, then the position's settings get stored
into the current configuration and the system settings from that
position will replace the current system settings for all positions in
the configuration file. If position #2-8 are received, then the
position's settings get stored into the current configuration, but
that position inherits the current system settings from the
configuration file.
Note
When editing the configuration information for existing systems, it
is good idea to receive configuration information from all positions
before editing the configuration. This allows you to see each
position's configuration, to compare the settings, and, if applicable,
to copy position layout from one position to another.
To load a configuration from a file
Caution!
CPSW can access configuration files at any location visible by
!
the PC including mapped network drives. CPSW does not
provide user locks or sharing arbitration, so file access must be
coordinated amongst users. If multiple users edit a file at the
same time, changes made by one user can overwrite changes
made by another user.
1. Click File, Open.
2. Navigate to the location containing your configuration files. Configuration files
have a file name extension of ".cfg". The default location is C:\CPSW Config
To configure the serial port
Using CPSW
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