LX-800 to T10 Upgrade Procedure - Revision history

GMalcom: /* Save Parameters From the LX-800 */

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Save Parameters From the LX-800

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	= Upgrade Procedure =		= Upgrade Procedure =
	== ~~'''~~Save Parameters From the LX-800~~'''~~ ==		== Save Parameters From the LX-800 ==

	#Connect to the APU-102 through the ethernet port.		#Connect to the APU-102 through the ethernet port.

GMalcom: /* Remove the LX-800 and Install T10 */

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Remove the LX-800 and Install T10

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	##For example, <zsend dns.dat> will send “dns.dat”.		##For example, <zsend dns.dat> will send “dns.dat”.

	== ~~'''~~Remove the LX-800 and Install T10~~'''~~ ==		== Remove the LX-800 and Install T10 ==

	#Power down the APU-102.		#Power down the APU-102.

GMalcom: /* Install parameters on T10 */

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Install parameters on T10

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	== ~~'''~~Install parameters on T10~~'''~~ ==		== Install parameters on T10 ==

	#Log in to supervisor menu.		#Log in to supervisor menu.
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	##Enter the corresponding AccessFileName .INI or .BAT file noted. <br>For example, <zrec PALFTPC2.INI> or <zrec PALFTPC2.BAT>.		##Enter the corresponding AccessFileName .INI or .BAT file noted. <br>For example, <zrec PALFTPC2.INI> or <zrec PALFTPC2.BAT>.
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	= Verifying Changes =		= Verifying Changes =

GMalcom: /* Remove the LX-800 and Install T10 */

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Remove the LX-800 and Install T10

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	\| style="width: 908.059px;" \| <p>The “Component Side” is the side with the WIN SYSTEMS SOM on it.The 50 pin header is on the “BOTTOM SIDE” of the PCB with respect to a STD Card cage. <br>'''Catastrophic failures''' can happen if this is plugged into the STD Card Cage BACKWARDS (rotated 180°).</p>		\| style="width: 908.059px;" \| <p>The “Component Side” is the side with the WIN SYSTEMS SOM on it.The 50 pin header is on the “BOTTOM SIDE” of the PCB with respect to a STD Card cage. <br>'''Catastrophic failures''' can happen if this is plugged into the STD Card Cage BACKWARDS (rotated 180°).</p>
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	== '''Install parameters on T10''' ==		== '''Install parameters on T10''' ==

GMalcom: /* Verifying Changes */

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Verifying Changes

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	#Enter "1" to access the wheel sensor parameters.		#Enter "1" to access the wheel sensor parameters.
	#Assess if the wheel sensor parameters are set as desired.		#Assess if the wheel sensor parameters are set as desired.

			If any parameters are ''not'' set to the value desired, the <ep> command can be used to open the edit parameters menu. Parameters can be edited and navigated the same way as the display parameters menu.

GMalcom: /* Verifying Changes */

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Verifying Changes

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	#Enter "2" to access AEI Report Opts. Assess if the Host Reporting parameters are set as desired.		#Enter "2" to access AEI Report Opts. Assess if the Host Reporting parameters are set as desired.
	#Enter "3" to access AEI Report Connect. Assess if the AccessFileName parameter is set to the value noted in the previous sections. Ensure that PortFile is set to "Ethernet.dat".		#Enter "3" to access AEI Report Connect. Assess if the AccessFileName parameter is set to the value noted in the previous sections. Ensure that PortFile is set to "Ethernet.dat".
	#Enter "4" to access Maint Report Opts. Ensure ReportEnable is set to "0" if maintenance reports are desired.		#Enter "4" to access Maint Report Opts. Ensure ReportEnable is set to "1" if maintenance reports are desired.
	#Enter "5" to access Maint Report Connect. Assess if the AccessFileName parameter is set ~~to the value noted in the previous sections~~.		#Enter "5" to access Maint Report Connect. Assess if the AccessFileName parameter is set as desired.
	#Enter "7" to access the T94 menu. Assess if the T94 format file is set as desired.		#Enter "7" to access the T94 menu. Assess if the T94 format file is set as desired.
	#Navigate back to the Supervisory menu.		#Navigate back to the Supervisory menu using <Esc>.
	#Enter <tda204> to access the TDA204 menu and calibrate the null values as necessary.		#Enter <tda204> to access the TDA204 menu and calibrate the null values as necessary.
	#Exit the TDA204 menu, and enter the <ep> command to ~~access the edit~~ parameters ~~menu~~.		#Exit the TDA204 menu, and enter the <dp> command to display parameters.
	#Enter "7" to access the Acquisition menu.		#Enter "7" to access the Acquisition menu.
	#Enter "1" to access the wheel sensor parameters.		#Enter "1" to access the wheel sensor parameters.
	#Assess if the wheel sensor parameters are set as desired.		#Assess if the wheel sensor parameters are set as desired.

GMalcom: /* Functionality Test */

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Functionality Test

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 ##Enter the corresponding AccessFileName .INI or .BAT file noted. <br>For example, &lt;zrec PALFTPC2.INI&gt; or &lt;zrec PALFTPC2.BAT&gt;.
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-= Functionality Test =
+= Verifying Changes =
-To be Added.....

GMalcom: /* Remove the LX-800 and Install T10 */

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Remove the LX-800 and Install T10

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	#Insert the T10 board into the STD bus cage and install ribbon cables.		#Insert the T10 board into the STD bus cage and install ribbon cables.

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	== '''Install parameters on T10''' ==		== '''Install parameters on T10''' ==

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The T10 is a small, high-performance, embedded computer system on a single STD-Bus board. It integrates several popular I/O options including six serial ports, digital I/O, M.2 SSD storage, USB, display port and network. The T10 is based upon an Intel Atom E900 (Apollo Lake-1) processor, supporting up to 8 GB LPDDR4 2400 MT/s system memory.
The T10 is designed to replace the LX-800 in the STD bus cage of our APU-102. The document herein describes the procedure of..."

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The T10 is a small, high-performance, embedded computer system on a single STD-Bus board. It integrates several popular I/O options including six serial ports, digital I/O, M.2 SSD storage, USB, display port and network. The T10 is based upon an Intel Atom E900 (Apollo Lake-1) processor, supporting up to 8 GB LPDDR4 2400 MT/s system memory.

The T10 is designed to replace the LX-800 in the STD bus cage of our APU-102. The document herein describes the procedure of replacing the LX-800 with the T10.'''Parts:'''
*'''402268: '''T10 (Wayside Processor Board)
'''Other:'''
*Laptop computer with capability to connect to APU-102 via ethernet port.
*Communication program such as Tera Term, HyperTerminal, Secure CRT, or any program that supports ZMODEM. This excludes Putty.

= Upgrade Procedure =
== '''Save Parameters From the LX-800''' ==

#Connect to the APU-102 through the ethernet port.
#Log in to the supervisor menu.
#Enter the <ep> command to edit parameters.

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| style="width: 93.6541px; background-color: rgb(230, 126, 35);" | '''ATTENTION:'''
| style="width: 519.997px;" | Be very cautious while editing parameters. Make sure to only make changes listed here.
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#Enter the <df> command to begin a file download.
#Enter a name for the new file.
##For example purposes, “'''upgrade.prm'''” will be used in this document.
#Copy all the parameters to the upgrade.prm file by entering <zsend upgrade.prm>.
#Once completed, note down the name given to the file, as the file will be transferred to the T10 later.
#Enter the <dp> command to display parameters.
#Navigate to Session 1 in the display parameters menu.
#Enter “3” to access AEI Report Connect.
#Locate the AccessFileName parameter and make note of what value it is set to. This is one of the files to transfer to the T10.
##For example purposes, “'''PALFTPC2.ACC'''” will be used in this document.
#Note down another file to transfer later. This file should have the same name as the file set in the AccessFileName parameter, but with a different file extension.
##For an FTP configured site, note the file extension as “.INI”. e.g. '''PALFTPC2.INI'''
##For an SFTP configured site, note the file extension as “.BAT” e.g. '''PALFTPC2.BAT'''
#Enter “8” to access the Ports parameter menu.
#Navigate to Ethernet.
#Note down all information listed to check against the uploaded file later.
#Enter the <zsend> command with the value DNSTableFileName is set to.
##For example, <zsend dns.dat> will send “dns.dat”.

== '''Remove the LX-800 and Install T10''' ==

#Power down the APU-102.
#Remove all ribbon cables from the LX-800 and pull the board from the STD bus cage.
#Insert the T10 board into the STD bus cage and install ribbon cables.

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| style="width: 86.0883px; background-color: rgb(230, 126, 35);" | ''' ''''''ATTENTION:'''
| style="width: 908.059px;" | The “Component Side” is the side with the WIN SYSTEMS SOM on it.The 50 pin header is on the “BOTTOM SIDE” of the PCB with respect to a STD Card cage. '''Catastrophic failures''' can happen if this is plugged into the STD Card Cage BACKWARDS (rotated 180°).
|}
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== '''Install parameters on T10''' ==

#Log in to supervisor menu.
#Confirm the files uploaded from the LX-800 are under the correct filename using the <dir> command.
##For example, <dir upgrade.prm> will search for “upgrade.prm”.
#Enter the <ep> command to edit parameters.
#Load the new parameters file onto the T10 using the <LF> command.
##For example, “LF upgrade.prm” will load “upgrade.prm”.
#Use the <Esc> key to navigate back to the supervisor menu.
#Enter <shell commit> to commit your changes.
#Reboot the APU-102.
#Log in to supervisor menu.
#Use the <zrec> command to receive the following files:
##Enter the filename noted from DNSTableFileName. For example, <zrec dns.dat>
##Enter the filename noted from AccessFileName. For example, <zrec PALFTPC2.ACC>
##Enter the corresponding AccessFileName .INI or .BAT file noted. For example, <zrec PALFTPC2.INI> or <zrec PALFTPC2.BAT>.
 
= Functionality Test =
To be Added.....