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6.5.4 Customise PCNC.INI
Refer to Chapter 7 - Configuring PCNC.INI .
disabled for now, even if you are intending to use it later. This makes it
easier to check that PCNC is working properly.
6.5.5 Create the Windows icon
Switch to the Program Manager and choose the File | New... command
to create an icon and, if required, a program group for PCNC.
6.5.6 Configure and test PCNC
Make the necessary connections to your computer's COM ports for your
Control, Remote and Auxiliary Links.
With the SNMP Link disabled in PCNC.INI, run PCNC and watch for any
warning or error messages. If PCNC is not working correctly, exit the
program, check the setup of PCNC.INI and make sure that all the files
listed earlier are stored in the working directory.
If it loads without trouble, use the Help | About... command to verify the
status of the SNMP and Remote Links.
If you are connected to local devices, try using the Control Terminal
window to poll them.
6.5.7 * Enable the SNMP Link
Once the basic PCNC is working correctly, you can enable the SNMP
Link. Skip this section if you are not using SNMP.
6.5.7.1 * Install the MIB
A MIB file is supplied with PCNC to define the computer to any NMS. It
comes on Disk 3 with the SNMP extensions. Refer to your NMS manual
for information on how to install it. You will probably need to use the
Chameleon FTP program to transfer this file to your NMS computer.
6.5.7.2 * Re-configure PCNC.INI
Exit PCNC and edit the [SNMP Link] section of PCNC.INI, as described
in Chapter 7.
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Leave the SNMP Link
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