TYPICAL WINDOWS SESSION:
1.
Load Windows in the normal manner.
2. Choose the Windows Terminal application.
3.
Load the file that contains the normal switch parameters.
4.
Choose the communication parameters and change the baud rate to 1200.
5.
Initiate the call to the
RFL
9660. Log on in the usual manner, entering passwords as required by your
RFL 9660 configuration.
6. Choose the port for the Quantum meter you wish to interrogate.
7.
Once the connection
is
established, exit the Windows Terminal application completely.
Be sure you tell the Windows Terminal application not to hang up the phone.
8.
Load the Mini-pro software, and log on with your password.
9.
Check the "SC" command to be sure that you have Mini-pro set for the port where your modem
is
installed (COM1, COMZ, etc).
10.
Choose the
'OC"
(direct connect) command. Next, you must correctly enter the label that you have
previously programmed into Quantum, a
"D
"
for direct connect, and a
"
1
"
for 1200 baud.
After several seconds, Mini-Pro should indicate that you are on-line with the Quantum.
12. When you are finished, log off the meter with the "DF" command and completely exit Mini-pro.
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,-l
13. Reload the Windows Terminal application, the file for the switch, and reset the communication parameters
'
for 1200 baud.
14.
Type in your RFL 9660 deselect sequence.
"BYE"
is
the factory default.
15.
You may now choose another
port
on the RFL 9660.
You may also communicate with the Quantum meter at 9600 baud, as long as the Quantum meter
is
not equipped with the optional internal modem module.
'Quantum' and 'Mini-Pro' are registered trademarks of Schlumberger Industries Inc.
'Windows'
is
a registered trademark of Microsoft, Inc.
The above trademark information
is,
to the best of our knowledge, accurate and complete.
Application Note
9660-001
March
29,
1994
RFL
Electronics Inc.
(201)
334-3100
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