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AE/LZB 119 1894 R1A SOFTWARE SET-UP PROCEDURE

3. Press the <Enter> key or, if no arrow key was

pressed in the previous step, simply wait for the

timer to expire (the timer stops if an arrow key is

pressed). The Windows NT boot-up will conclude

in a short time.

4. Continue with the following hardware-related

settings.

The factory default configuration utilizes automatic user

log-on. Therefore, no user name or password entry is

required to start-up Windows NT. If manual user log-on is

desired, see page 42 for additional information.

Initial Hardware-Related Settings

Via Configuration Editor

Even the most basic console installations may require

slight hardware-related configuration changes from the

factory default settings prior to console application

start-up. Setting changes presented in the following

procedure are all are accomplished using the

Configuration Editor off-line program. Make changes as

required:

1. If necessary, from Windows NT Program Manager

restore the C3 Maestro console for Windows NT

program group from an icon state. This Windows

operation may be easily performed with the mouse

by double-clicking the icon which is titled similarly

and shown below. If it is already in the restored

state, simply click once anywhere in the program

group to activate (highlight) it. If no mouse is

available, use one or more <Ctrl><Tab> keystrokes

to select this program group and then, only if the

program group is in an icon state, follow with an

<Enter> keystroke from the PC’s keyboard to

restore and activate the program group. The

program group’s icon is:

2. Execute the Configuration Editor program by

double-clicking its icon (shown below) in the

program group. If no mouse is available, simply

use the PC keyboard’s arrow keys to select the icon

and then follow with an <Enter> keystroke:

3. Select the Hardware tab by clicking it. If no mouse

is available, use one or more <Ctrl><Tab>

keystrokes to select it.

4. Disregard this step if a slower CEC/IMC CIM

control data link baud rate is not desired

(factory setting = 19.2K baud): To reduce the

CIM link baud rate from the factory setting of

19.2K baud to 9600 baud, click the respective

option button. If no mouse is available, sequence to

the two baud rate option buttons via one or more

<Tab> keystrokes and select the required rate with

the PC keyboard’s up/down arrow keys. The slower

rate is required, for example, when the C3 Maestro

is interfaced to the CIM via data modems and these

modems require a 9600 baud terminal-side data

link rate. NOTE: This setting change will only

affect the terminal-side baud rate on the console’s

modem; also change the CIM’s modem by

changing this modem’s configuration.

5. Disregard this step if the console is interfaced to

the CIM via the PC’s COM3 port (factory

setting = COM3 port utilized for CIM link): If

the serial communication port utilized for the CIM

link is not COM3, change this port designation

from the factory default setting of COM3 to COMx

(where x=1 or 2) by clicking the respective option

button. If no mouse is available, sequence to the

two option buttons via one or more <Tab>

keystrokes and select the required COM port with

the PC keyboard’s up/down arrow keys.

6. Disregard this step if the dispatch (“custom”)

keyboard will be utilized during dispatch

operations (factory setting = dispatch keyboard

enabled): If the dispatch keyboard will not be

utilized during dispatch operations, disable it by

unchecking the respective check box using a single

mouse click. If no mouse is available, uncheck the

box via an <Alt>K keystroke.

7. Disregard this step if the console is not

interconnected to a Call Director (factory

setting = Call Director disabled): If the console is

interconnected to a Call Director enable CD

operation by checking the respective check box. If

no mouse is available, check the box via an <Alt>C

keystroke.

8. Exit the Configuration Editor, saving any changes.

9. Continue with the following procedure.

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