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Appendix
Copying Files to a Directory Using DOS
The PC MS-DOS® command line example below shows how to create a new file directory on the PC
hard drive, and move the necessary files from the firmware upgrade disk into the new directory.
1. C:\> md dl (Make the directory called dl.)
2. C:\> cd dl (Change to the directory called dl.)
3. C:\DL> copy a: split_dl.exe (Copy split_dl.exe to the directory called dl.)
4. C:\DL> copy a: dlserial.bat (Copy dlserial.bat to the directory called dl.)
5. C:\DL> copy a: wait.exe (Copy wait.exe to the directory called dl.)
6. C:\DL> copy a: falcon.out (Copy falcon.out to the directory called dl.)
Unzipping a File Using MS Windows
The pkunzip.exe file is included on the PC disk with the zipped file.
1. To review the files, go to the Windows File Manager and choose the appropriate directory (A: or B:).
2. To unzip a file, click File, then click Run.
3. Type the following information in the command line box, and then press enter:
A:\pkunzip <filename>.zip c:\update
(run pkunzip) (zip filename) (directory where you want the unzipped file to go)
Using a Browser Such as Netscape Navigator to Download or
Copy a File from a Web Page
1. Click on File, located at the top left corner of Netscape.
2. Choose Save As.
3. Choose an empty directory.
4. Make sure that the file name to download or copy is within the File Name Window.
5. Click the OK button to copy the file. (A Saving Location window will appear indicating the copy file
progress.)
6. Once the download or copy of the file is complete, exit Netscape.
Using MS Windows to Unpack a .exe File
1. Using the Windows File Manager, locate the downloaded file (in directory A: or B:).
2. Highlight the file, then click Run.
3. In the command line box, type the following, then press Enter: A:\<filename>.exe c:\update.
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