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Introduction

Upgrading software installations

3HEA 801232-001 February 2005 3

1.1.1 Upgrading software installations

General

When delivered, the system is installed with configuration files and rapid modules

that are adapted to suit the station in question.

On certain occasions it may be necessary to add to and modify the rapid modules,

for example, when the station is customized.

Backup To ensure that everything runs smoothly when a backup copy needs to be restored,

it is a good idea to transfer one’s own software to an external optional disk. If this is

not done, unnecessarily long operational stoppages can occur.

See the example “Installation of own rapid modules and configuration files” on

page 3.

Installation of own rapid modules and configuration files

Example

Install.CMD

Add your own lines at the end of the file when there is a need to complement and

change the rapid modules, for example, when customer adaptation of the station is

made.

In the example Figure 1., the file copies RAPID.SYS to %HOME%/system/rapid,

and loads the file into memory in accordance with the settings in the file

RAPID.CFG, which should be created. See the examples Figure 2. of what this file

can look like.

Example

rapid.cfg

Figure 1. Example, install.CMD

copy -from $BOOTPATH/Code/rapid.sys -to system/rapid.sys

config -filename $BOOTPATH/SYS/rapid.cfg -domain SYS

Figure 2. Example, rapid.cfg

# [File: rapid.cfg]

SYS:CFG_1.0:3:0::

CAB_TASK_MODULES:

-File "HOME:/system/rapid.sys" -ModName "myMod"

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