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16 Appendix A: The RTC6 Ethernet Board
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16.7.3 Preparing the
“Standalone Full State“
Proceed as follows to put the board to
“Standalone Full State“:
(1) Prerequisite: Chapter 16.7.2 ”Preparing the
“Standalone Basic State“”, page 909 has been
carried out.
(2) Verify that the RTC6 Ethernet Board works
properly in PC operation.
(3) Work out a suitable sequence of control
commands for automatic booting
(1)
.
– The allowed control commands are listed in
Chapter 16.7.5 ”Control Commands Allowed
for Automatic Booting”, page 912, separated
according to Boot Phase 1 and Boot Phase 2.
– Call eth_boot_dcmd before each of these
commands.
– Pay attention to the correct order, for example,
• config_list should be called before loading
list commands
• if set_scanahead_params is used, a
scan system of the excelliSCAN series must
already be connected and switched on
• if an “Automatic Laser Control“ is used, it
may only be activated after
set_scanahead_params
(4) Test the result of step 3:
execute it in PC operation in exactly the same way
as it is to be executed later in
Standalone Operation Mode.
(5) Call load_program_file in order to initialize the
RTC6 Ethernet Board.
(6) Load all required control commands,
list commands and correction files.
(7) Emergency provision in case an error occurs
during saving: call set_eth_boot_control( 0 ).
This prevents automatic booting.
(8) Do one of the following:
– For Remote Interface Mode only –
call store_program(
Mode
= 3 ).
– Otherwise –
call store_program(
Mode
= 2 ).
(9) If an error occurred:
Repeat step 8.
(10)If the process has been completed without
errors: Call set_eth_boot_control(
Ctrl
= 1 ).
This activates automatic booting.
(11)Carry out a Hardware Reset.
– The RTC6 Ethernet Board is now in
“Standalone Full State“
– See also Chapter 16.7.6 ”Automatic Booting –
Process in Detail”, page 914
Notes
• In “Standalone Full State“ the RTC6 Ethernet
Board is already configured with the control
commands for automatic booting
(2)
and
provided with all correction tables. If
list commands have been stored, they are ready
to be executed automatically after an /START.
(1) See Footnote, page 908.
(2) See Chapter 16.7.5 ”Control Commands Allowed for
Automatic Booting”, page 912.
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