PanelMate epro PS Family Restore Factory Image Load

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1 PanelMate epro PS Family Restore Factory Image Load Introduction The restore factory image load kits provides a simple way for users to reset the load of the internal CompactFlash, that holds the Operating System (OS), to the factory installed image. This gives users a field-recovery method for Operating System problems. The restore factory image load kits are for use with the PanelMate epro PS models. These include the PanelMate epro PS, PanelMate epro PS Classic, PanelMate epro PS EE (Enterprise Edition), and PanelMate epro PS OD (Outdoor Series). Each version of the restore factory image load kit is to be used only on a specific PanelMate epro PS model, but you may restore as many units of that model as desired. You no longer need to purchase a separate restore kit for each unit you wish to restore back to the factory image. Throughout this document, epro PS refers to any model of the PanelMate epro PS family unless otherwise specified. Required Equipment Microsoft compatible USB keyboard Microsoft compatible USB mouse Ethernet network connection Restore CompactFlash Instructions for reloading the Operating System: 1. Remove power from the epro PS unit. 2. Remove all field-installed hardware such as PCMCIA cards, USB devices, Serial devices, Slave monitor connected to the VGA port of a display unit, or PCI cards. This will help avoid initialization errors during the Operating System build. 3. Install the Restore CompactFlash in the external CompactFlash connector. 4. Install a Microsoft compatible USB keyboard in one of the two USB 1.1 ports. Note: BIOS menu is only available via USB 1.1 ports. You may also optionally install a Microsoft compatible USB mouse in one of the unused USB ports. 5. Make sure the epro PS unit is connected over Ethernet or the network services will not be installed. 6. If you are restoring an epro PS Blind Node unit, make sure the display is connected to the VGA port and that the Touchscreen is plugged into serial port Apply power to the epro PS unit. During boot up, press the Delete key to enter the BIOS menu. Note: Use the arrow keys on your keyboard to navigate BIOS menus. July 2005 Page 1 of

2 8. Arrow to Advanced BIOS Features (See Figure 1) and press the Enter key on the keyboard. Figure 1 9. Arrow to First Boot Device (See Figure 2) and press the Enter key. Figure 2 July 2005 Page 2 of

3 10. Arrow to HDD-1 (See Figure 3) and press the Enter key. Figure Arrow to Second Boot Device and press Enter key. 12. Arrow to HDD-0 (See Figure 4) and press Enter key. Figure 4 July 2005 Page 3 of

4 13. Press F10 key on keyboard and then press the Enter key (See Figure 5). This will save the settings. Figure Allow the epro PS unit to boot up. The Restore CompactFlash will automatically launch and install the factory image. When finished, the program will terminate to a DOS prompt. 15. Remove power from the epro PS unit. 16. Remove the Restore CompactFlash from the external CompactFlash connector. 17. Install a Microsoft compatible USB mouse in one of the USB ports if you have not already done so. 18. Apply power to the epro PS unit. During boot up, press the Delete key to enter the BIOS menu. 19. Change back the First Boot Device to HDD-0 and the Second Boot Device to HDD-1. Press F10 to exit and save the changes. (See steps 8-13) 20. The epro PS unit will now boot into the re-initialization process for the OS. July 2005 Page 4 of

5 21. The boot process will take anywhere from 5 to 12 minutes. During this time, the screen in Figure 6 should appear. The Operating System will be testing and searching out all installed hardware during this time period. If any field installed hardware was not removed at step 2 of this procedure, you may encounter errors. To resolve these errors you may need to remove the hardware and execute this procedure again. Figure 6 July 2005 Page 5 of

6 22. When the Operating System is finished building, the System Settings Change window should appear (See Figure 7). If the window appears, click on the Yes button. This initiates proper operation of the Protect Mode Save function. If the PanelMate epro PS background appears without the System Settings Change window, wait 5 minutes and then click Start> Programs> epro Tools> Protect Mode Save> Protect Mode Save> OK. This initiates proper operation of the Protect Mode Save function. Figure This completes the loading of the Operating System. 24. To complete the restoration to the factory installed image for the epro PS unit, you will need to follow a specific list of instructions. The list of instructions is unique for each model because the factory settings are unique for each model. July 2005 Page 6 of

7 Instructions to complete factory settings for a PanelMate epro PS, EE, or OD Model with Integrated Display: 1. After the epro PS unit reboots, click Start> Settings> Control Panel. Double click on Display. The Display Properties window will appear. 2. Click on the Settings tab. Use Table 1 to set the screen resolution and color quality for each unit. Unit Type Screen resolution Color quality 8 epro PS 640 by 480 pixels Highest (32 bit) 12 epro PS 800 by 600 pixels Highest (32 bit) 15 epro PS 1024 by 768 pixels Highest (32 bit) Table 1 Caution: If the unit being restored is an 8 epro PS unit, the screen resolution is to be left at 640x480 (VGA) and saved. If it is changed on this unit, you will not be able to set it back to VGA resolution in the future. 3. Double click on the time in the system tray to set the time zone, date and time to the correct values or click Start> Settings> Control Panel> Date and Time. NOTE: The time zone defaults to Greenwich Mean Time. 4. Click on the PenMount icon (PM) in the System Tray (lower right hand corner). 5. Click Control Panel. The PenMount Control Panel window will appear. 6. Click on the Calibrate tab. 7. Click Standard Calibration and follow the directions on the screen. 8. Click OK to close the window. 9. Click Explorer> My Computer> System (C:)> WINDOWS> System Make sure the file extensions are visible, then right click on desk.cpl and rename the file to desk.cpx. 11. Click Start> Programs> epro Tools> Protect Mode Save> Protect Mode Save> OK. The epro PS unit will save the changes that have just been made and reboot. 12. At this point, the epro PS Display Model has been restored to the factory settings. 13. Proceed to the Final Instructions section of this document. July 2005 Page 7 of

8 Instructions to complete factory settings for a PanelMate epro PS or EE Blind Node Model: 1. After the epro PS unit reboots, click Start> Settings> Control Panel. Double click on Display. The Display Properties window will appear. 2. Click on the Settings tab. Use Table 2 to set the screen resolution and color quality for the unit. Unit Type Screen resolution Color quality epro PS Blind Node 640 by 480 pixels Highest (32 bit) Table 2 Caution: The epro PS Blind Node unit cannot be changed back to 640x480 (VGA) if it is set higher. 3. Double click on the time in the system tray to set the time zone, date and time to the correct values or click Start> Settings> Control Panel> Date and Time. NOTE: The time zone defaults to Greenwich Mean Time. 4. Click Start> Settings> Control Panel. Double click on ELO Touchscreen to open ELO Touchscreen Properties window. 5. Click Align and follow the instructions on the screen to calibrate the Touchscreen. 6. Click OK to close the ELO Touchscreen Properties window. 7. Close Control Panel. 8. Click Start> Programs> epro Tools> Protect Mode Save> Protect Mode Save> OK. The epro PS unit will save the changes that have just been made and reboot. 9. At this point, the epro PS Blind Node Model has been restored to the factory settings. 10. Proceed to the Final Instructions section of this document. July 2005 Page 8 of

9 Instructions to complete factory settings for a PanelMate epro PS Classic with Integrated Display Model: 1. After the epro PS Classic unit reboots, click Start> Settings> Control Panel. Double click on Display. The Display Properties window will appear. 2. Click on the Settings tab. Use Table 3 to set the screen resolution and color quality for the unit. Unit Type Screen resolution Color quality 8 epro PS Classic 640 by 480 pixels Highest (32 bit) Table 3 Caution: The screen resolution is to be left at 640x480 (VGA) and saved. If it is changed on this unit, you will not be able to set it back to VGA resolution in the future. 3. Double click on the time in the system tray to set the time zone, date and time to the correct values or click Start> Settings> Control Panel> Date and Time. NOTE: The time zone defaults to Greenwich Mean Time. 4. Click on the PenMount icon (PM) in the System Tray (lower right hand corner). 5. Click Control Panel. The PenMount Control Panel window will appear. 6. Click on the Calibrate tab. 7. Click Standard Calibration and follow the directions on the screen. 8. Click OK to close the window. 9. Click Explorer> My Computer> System (C:)> WINDOWS> System Make sure the file extensions are visible, then right click on desk.cpl and rename the file to desk.cpx. 11. Click Start> Programs> epro Tools> Protect Mode Save> Protect Mode Save> OK. The epro PS Classic unit will save the changes that have just been made. 12. Remove power from the epro PS Classic unit as it starts to reboot and install the Restore CompactFlash into the external CompactFlash connector. 13. Apply power to the epro PS Classic unit and allow the unit to boot up. Click Explorer and find the drive containing the Restore CompactFlash. 14. Click ClassicRestoreFinalize.exe. The Classic Restore Finalize window should appear. Close the window. 15. Click Start> Programs> epro Tools> Protect Mode Save> Protect Mode Save> OK. The epro PS Classic unit will save the changes that have just been made and reboot. 16. At this point, the epro PS Classic with Integrated Display Model has been restored to the factory settings. 17. Proceed to the Final Instructions section of this document. July 2005 Page 9 of

10 Instructions to complete factory settings for an epro PS Classic Blind Node Model: 1. After the epro PS Classic unit reboots, click Start> Settings> Control Panel. Double click on Display. The Display Properties window will appear. 2. Click on the Settings tab. Use Table 4 to set the screen resolution and color quality for the unit. Unit Type Screen resolution Color quality epro PS Classic Blind Node 640 by 480 pixels Highest (32 bit) Table 4 Caution: The screen resolution is to be left at 640x480 (VGA) and saved. If it is changed on this unit, you will not be able to set it back to VGA resolution in the future. 3. Double click on the time in the system tray to set the time zone, date and time to the correct values or click Start> Settings> Control Panel> Date and Time. NOTE: The time zone defaults to Greenwich Mean Time. 4. Click Start> Settings> Control Panel. Double click on ELO Touchscreen to open ELO Touchscreen Properties window. 5. Click Align and follow the instructions on the screen to calibrate the Touchscreen. 6. Click OK to close the ELO Touchscreen Properties window. 7. Close Control Panel. 8. Click Start> Programs> epro Tools> Protect Mode Save> Protect Mode Save> OK. The epro PS Classic unit will save the changes that have just been made. 9. Remove power from the epro PS Classic unit as it starts to reboot and install the Restore CompactFlash into the external CompactFlash connector. 10. Apply power to the epro PS Classic unit and allow the unit to boot up. Click Explorer and find the drive containing the Restore CompactFlash. 11. Click ClassicRestoreFinalize.exe. The Classic Restore Finalize window should appear. Close the window. 12. Click Start> Programs> epro Tools> Protect Mode Save> Protect Mode Save> OK. The epro PS Classic unit will save the changes that have just been made and reboot. 13. At this point, the epro PS Classic Blind Node Model has been restored to the factory settings. 14. Proceed to the Final Instructions section of this document. July 2005 Page 10 of

11 Final Instructions: As with the original epro PS unit, the following steps will need to be performed (Refer to the epro PS Users Guide for details on how to perform these steps.): Reload epro Runtime software Reload Kepserver_ePro driver using the Modify selection after running Kepware s setup.exe Reload the epro Configuration and OPC configuration file to D:\Cfg directory. Open KEPServer_ePro and select it to open the OPC configuration file. Perform Protect Mode Save in order to save the changes that have just been made. After the epro PS unit restarts: Install any user supplied hardware devices and drivers and any user supplied software. Edit the eprostart.cmd file to provide default configuration file name and add any other startup sequencing commands (preferably just copy a back up of the last good eprostart.cmd) Perform Protect Mode Save in order to save the changes that have just been made. Once the epro PS unit has been completely reloaded, store the Restore CompactFlash in a safe place in case it is ever needed again to reload the unit. Eaton Corporation Operator Interface Business 811 Green Crest Drive Westerville, Ohio tel: fax: July 2005 Page 11 of