Epson CW4D33E Operation Manual

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• Epson CW4D33E, Figure 7-8. Slide the HDD to the drive case Replace the drive case with the hard disk drive to the system front side and screw the hold down screws. Connect the hard disk drive controller cables to the drive. Replace the main system unit cover. Expanding Your System 7-19

• These tests are available for systems with a color display card and color monitor: Test results for all diagnostics functions except the Sync Test are displayed on the screen. To perform any of these visual tests: Highlight “Video” in the main menu by using the left and right arrow keys. Below this menu is another menu which lists the various tests. “Run

• formatting these diskettes. Disk space taken up by the inclusion of the active MS-DOS routines would be wasted with the BACKUP command. When you back up your hard disk using BACKUP, the first thing to do is to format enough blank disks to hold the backed up files. Once you start the BACKUP routine, you won’t want to stop the program to format more diskettes. BACKUP ‘takes ti

• Epson CW4D33E, documentation provided. Then, remove the main system unit cover as described previously. Select the drive compartment where you will install the expansion device. Remove the blank front panel from the selected compartment by removing the mounting screws. Slide the expansion device into the compartment along the side rails of the drive cage until it is all the way in. Replace the hold down clamps and their mounting screws. Connect any internal power cables to the correct pins on the rear of the expansion unit. Connect any required control cables to the device. Close the main system unit cabinet as described above. To remove a floppy disk drive, perform the installati

• Epson CW4D33E, Formatting Diskettes When you get a new carton of diskettes, they are not yet ready to be used. First, they must be prepared to accept data. This is called “formatting” the diskette. MS-DOS uses the same formatting method regardless of the computer used. This is one of the keys to intermachine compatibility. Since all PC-compatible computers use MS-DOS, they can read all disks created by any other PC-compatible machine. MS-DOS formats disks with a different “pattern” than To see what happens when you attempt to use an unformatted disk, insert a new blank diskette into the A drive and close th

• Epson CW4D33E, Figure 7-6. Connecting the cables Replace the main system unit cover. If you want to install the HDD to the other drive compartment exists in the center of the front side, follow the steps below. Remove the cover from the main system unit, as described above. Remove six screws of the drive compartment case and remove it like the following, Expanding Your System 7-17

• Epson CW4D33E, it means that MS-DOS can’t “find” the hard disk drive. This is either because the drive controller board has been incorrectly set up, or more likely, the hard disk drive has not yet been partitioned. If the computer correctly executed the C: command, but failed to display a directory, it probably means that the hard disk has been partitioned, but not yet formatted. The next sections describe how to partition and format your hard disk system. Changing Your SETUP Before you can partition and format your hard disk, you have to let your computer know that you have one. This

• Epson CW4D33E, Appendix C Video Monitor Systems There are many video display systems available for use with your computer system. This appendix will provide a brief description of the most common video system types, and discuss their applications. Monitor System Resolution The main difference between video monitor system types is their screen resolution. The monitor’s resolution is important because it determines the number of characters that can be displayed on th e screen at any one time, and the quality of any scre

• Write Ext CMOS This option will copy the contents of a CMS File into this system’s Extended CMOS Memory which is maintained by the battery when the system is turned off. Doing this will erase any previous configuration information stored in Extended CMOS Memory. If there is more than one CMS File in the current directory, you will be asked with one to use. Main

• First, you will create several subdirectories. These will be used shortly to contain useful files. Begin by entering the command: The MD command is a short form of MKDIR. This internal DOS command creates a subdirectory under the directory you are currently in. Since your computer boots up in the hard disk root directory, the command you just entered created a subdirectory named DOS4 under the

• Epson CW4D33E, Duplicate Files ‘When copying a CFG file into a directory, TriGem EISA Configuration Utility checks to see if the file already exists. If the file is already present, you are given the opportunity to copy the file, but store it under a different name. The new name will be determined by the industry standard procedure for duplicate CFG files. Using this procedure if the file !AMI25Bl.CFG is copied into a directory where a file by the same name already exists, the new file will be copied using the name lAMI25Bl.CFG. If the same file is copied into that directory again it will be named 2AMI25Bl.CFG. The next time will be 3AMI25Bl.CFG and so on. This pr

• Epson CW4D33E, 4 Connecting a Printer, Mouse, or Modem The computer has a parallel interface and two serial interfaces on the back panel, so you can easily connect a printer or other type of device with either type of interface. For example, you can use the parallel port to connect a parallel printer (most printers have a parallel interface). You can use the serial port to connect a serial printer, a serial mouse, or an external modem. Follow the steps in this section to connect a printer or other peripheral device to either the parallel or serial interface. T

• Epson CW4D33E, If your computer has a hard disk drive, and MS-DOS has been installed, simply turn your system on. Your computer will perform its self-test diagnostics and display the DOS Shell menu screen. Notice that the words “Command Prompt” are highlighted by) a solid.. This is a DOS Shell option that allows vou to work directly with MS-DOS. Your computer system is now “running under DOS.” For now, press ENTER to run the Command Prompt option. System Prompt After you press the ENTER key to either accept the time shown

• Epson CW4D33E, Which CMS File to modify: If “Modify Old Co n iguration” is selected, you must tell f the utility which CMS file contains the saved configuration data. There are three options here. 1. Use default CMS name The utility searches for a CMS file matching the name of the system board. This option is available in local mode only. 2. Select CMS file from directory listing You will be asked to select the CMS file from a list of all CMS files in the current directory. 3. Enter CMS file name using keyboard You will be asked to enter the file name of the CMS file that you want to modify. If you finish selecting the items

• Epson CW4D33E, This is the system prompt. When it is displayed, it means that MS-DOS is waiting for you to tell it what to do. This is done by typing a DOS command, then pressing the ENTER key. Cursor Following the system prompt, you will see a blinking underline ( _ ) character. This is the “cursor.” The cursor shows you where the next character you type will appear on the screen. As you can see here, any command you type will appear immediately to the right of the system prompt and on the same line. Application software often uses the cursor as well, allowing you to use the cursor control keys to move the cursor around on

• Epson CW4D33E, Appendix F EISA Configuration Utility The EISA Configuration Utility is used to configure EISA (Extended Industry Standard Architecture) computer systems. EISA systems and adaptor cards are much more complex and flexible than the older ISA designs. Using DIP switches and jumpers to configure EISA cards would be much too complex. The EISA Configuration Utility was created to automate this configuration process. The EISA Configuration Utility (ECU) generates a configuration taking into account the needs of all of the boards in the system. To do this the ECU uses CFG Fi

• Epson CW4D33E, Never attempt to open the hard disk drive. The disk itself is enclosed in a sealed container to protect it from dust. Inserting and Removing Diskettes To insert a diskette into the drive, hold it with the label facing up and the read/write slot leading into the drive, as shown below. Figure 3-4. Inserting a diskette (5’/4”) Slide the diskette into the slot until it is all the way in. Then turn the drive latch down to lock it in a vertical position. This keeps the diskette in place and enables the read/write heads in the diskette drive to access the diskette. If a diskette is in the drive but the latch is up (horizontal) and you enter a command for that drive, the computer cannot tell

• Epson CW4D33E, Figure 1-7. Connecting the Keyboard Adjusting the Keyboard Angle You can change the angle of the keyboard by adjusting the legs on the bottom. Turn the keyboard over and lift each leg upward until it locks into place, as shown below. You lock the legs into a low or high position, or leave them flat. Figure 1-8. Adjusting the Keyboard Angle Setting Up Your System 1-11

• Epson CW4D33E, standard “Centronics-compatible” parallel printer port interface. MS-DOS uses the label “LPTl” (Line Printer #1) for the first parallel port. Additional parallel ports can be added to your computer through the use of multi-function boards. These ports would be labeled LPT2, LPT3, etc. Connecting Printers Most, but not all, printers use the Centronics-compatible parallel port. To install this type of printer, connect an appropriate cable between the parallel port connector on the rear panel of the system motherboard in the main system unit and the input connector on the printer. Information on the correct cable will be

• Epson CW4D33E, Option Switches To format 180K-byte single-sided, single-density diskettes in the computer’s high capacity disk drive, enter the FORMAT command using the /1 and /4 option switch: The computer will proceed to format the diskette. Upon completion, you will see this message: And the following screen will appear if you press ENTER. (If you want to have a volume label, type the characters and enter.) Enter N to return to the system prompt. Remove the diskette from the drive and place it in its protective envelope. 5-6 Using Floppy Disks

• Epson CW4D33E, To run the Media Analysis Test: At the Hard Disk Menu, highlight “Media Analysis.” Press < ENTER >. Fill in the appropriate response for each of the following fields in the Hard Disk Surface Analysis information box: Advanced ROM Diagnostics E-21

• Epson CW4D33E, Just as MS-DOS commands usually look at the “current” disk drive, they also look at the current directory. Since you can change the current, “l ogged” disk drive, you would expect to be able to change the current, loggeddirectory. You can, using the CD (CHDIR) command. Enter the command series: The directory listing displayed should look like this: You have just moved to the DOS4 subdirectory. The two < DIR > entries indicate that you are currently logged onto a disk subdirectory. The period (.) entry represents

• Epson CW4D33E, After inserting a formatted diskette in the drive, and pressing < ENTER >, the message box will contain the following message: In the upper portion of the activity box, “Read,” “Write,” and “Verify” will flash in sequence as these operations are performed. In the Status portion of the Activity box, the cylinder numbers, head numbers, and sector numbers will be read, written, and verified. When the test has been aborted or .completed, press < ENTER> to return to the main menu. Sequential Read/Write Test This test performs

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