Method of writing boot from with special card Additional Manual Page 1
Additional Manual
Method
of
writing
BOOT
FROM
with
special
card
(NOTICE) This function cannot be used with l6Oi/l8Oi/2lOi because of the hardware restriction.
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bnt
r~hw
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FWC
mY~/tn'&
1. Mechanism of operation
BOOT SYSTEM is stored in special FROM on CPU card in
i
Series. When the software of BOOT
SYSTEM
is exchanged,
it
is exchanged using self-loading function. However,
if
nothing
is
stored in
BOOT FROM, BOOT FROM is stored using a special memory card.
Insert the special memory card to memory card slot, and connect the pin on the main circuit of
i
Series. As a result, the area of BOOT FROM is mapped to specific area of the memory card. Then
BOOT SYSTEM is executed on the memory card. The writing processing of BOOT FROM is
executed.
2.
How to make special memory card
Please store the ROM file of BOOT SYSTEM service on the offset address of the memory card
(ODFFGOh).
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I
(1) The method of "RAMU-ZOU."
I--
AMIUT(Uti1ity for SRAM card)
7
6:Data transfer( Card
<-->
File
)
1
2:File
->
Card
I
2:Binary format
OK(Y/N)?
y
AMIWR(Utility for flash card)
2:Mode setting
5
1 :Data format
1
2:Binary format
1
return to
a
main menu automatically.
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DATE
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Contents Summary of Method of writing boot from with special card Additional Manual
- Page 1Method of writing BOOT FROM with special card (NOTICE) This function cannot be used with l6Oi/l8Oi/2lOi because of the hardware restriction. &d bntr ~ h wkJc, l*.'p$~ FWC mY~/tn'& 1. Mechanism of operation BOOT SYSTEM is stored in special FROM on CPU card in i Series. When the software of BOOT SYSTE
- Page 26:Data write .1 Select the write file 80M3#XX.M -1 Offset (HEX)? ODFF6O (2) The method of "Cardpro." C:Y> cpicopy A:WOm3#XX.ROM D: OxDFF6O
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