Rockwell Automation 57C600 AutoMax Programming Exec V3.8 (+ Regulators) Install - Manual (Page 19)

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7.0 INSTALLING THE
OPTIONAL SINGLEĆUSER
DPS SOFTWARE
The singleĆuser DPS software is a set of options required for
programming, monitoring, and loading operating systems to DPS
drives. Five model numbers are available: M/N 57C651, 57C652,
57C653, 57C654, and 57C655.
Each model number contains the software required for one drive
product and its associated regulators and must be installed
separately. The singleĆuser Executive software must be installed
before the singleĆuser DPS software.
Use the following procedure to install the DPS software options, one
at a time.
Step 1.
To begin installing the DPS software, insert the disk
labeled 1" in floppy drive A: or B:.
If you are installing from the Windows Program Manager application,
type the following after selecting Run from the Files menu:
:\INSTALL.EXE
where:
is the drive in which you have placed the disk.
If you are installing from Windows 95:
Click on Start and choose Run; type
:\INSTALL.EXE.
Where:
: is the disk drive in which you placed the disk.
Before installing any files, the install program will display two
messages. The first message describes the type of installation
(SingleĆUser); the second lists the number of disks required for the
install procedure and the amount of hard disk space required for the
DPS software.
Step 2.
You will be prompted for the drive and subdirectory in
which to install the DPS software. The defaults are as
follows:
:\RPE\
where:
is the hard drive where Windows is installed
RPE is the ReSource subdirectory
is the AMX V3 subdirectory
You can make changes to any of the above parameters. Note that
the DPS software must be installed in the same directory as the
Executive software. :\AMXWORK will be the default working
drive and subdirectory. If you need to change the default, you must
do so at the Setup menu in the Executive.
Step 3.
If a UDC task skeleton file (SKELETON.UDC) is found in
the install directory, the install procedure will display a
message stating that the existing UDC task skeleton file
(SKELETON.UDC) has been reĆnamed to
USKELTON.UDC.