Document Outline

• Table of Contents
• Installation and Setup
  • Product Overview
  • Installation
    • Initial Hardware Installation to Configure the ATS- NTE
      • 1. Place the DeviceMaster ATS-NTE on a stable surface or attach it to a suitable surface using th...
      • 2. Verify that the compact flash is fully inserted. When installed correctly, the compact flash i...
      • 3. Connect the 15-pin monitor cable from a standard VGA monitor to the VGA connector.
      • 4. Connect a standard PS/2 compatible keyboard (6-pin mini DIN) into the KEYBOARD connector.
      • 5. Connect a PS/2 compatible mouse (6-pin mini DIN) into the MOUSE connector.
    • Connecting Optional Devices to the ATS- NTE
      • 1. To dial-in and manage the ATS-NTE through a modem, connect an external modem to the AUX A conn...
      • 2. If you want to connect a parallel printer to the system, connect the printer cable to the PARA...
      • 3. Optionally, insert one of the Comtrol approved PCMCIA devices into one of the PCMCIA slots. Th...
      • 4. Optionally, connect the PC104 RocketPort® cable (quad- or octacable) to the SERIAL PORTS 1-8 c...
    • Powering on the ATS-NTE
      • 1. Connect the power cable into the power supply and connect the power supply (with the latch and...
      • 2. Connect the power cable to a power source.
      • 3. When prompted by Windows, press Ctrl + Alt + Del.
      • 4. At the Windows Login prompt, enter the Administrator’s password. Administrator is the default ...
    • Other Installation and Configuration Procedures
  • Configuring the Network Settings on the ATS-NTE
    • 1. Log into the ATS-NTE as an administrator. Administrator is the default password and it is case...
    • 2. Open the Network control panel and select the Protocols tab.
    • 3. Before the ATS-NTE reboots, connect a standard Ethernet cable to the Ethernet port (or ports) ...
  • Changing the Default Computer and Workgroup Names
    • 1. Right-click the Network Neighborhood icon and select Properties.
    • 2. Select the Identification tab and the Change button.
    • 3. Enter a new computer name and select Ok.
    • 4. To change the Workgroup name, select the Change button, enter a new Workgroup name and select Ok.
    • 5. Reboot the system so that the changes take affect.
  • Configuring Dialin for NetMeeting
    • 1. From the Start button, select Programs/ Administrative Tools (Common)/User Manager.
    • 2. Select New User from the User menu.
    • 3. Enter the new user name, the user’s full name, and a description.
    • 4. Enter a password and confirm the password.
    • 5. Uncheck User Must Change Password at Next Login.
    • 6. Select the Dialin button.
    • 7. Select the Grant dialin permission to user option and then the Ok button to close the Dialin I...
    • 8. Select the Groups button.
    • 9. Make the user a Member of the Administrators group and select the Ok button.
    • 10. Select Ok to close the New User pop-up.
    • 11. Exit the User Manager.
  • Setting Up Remote Management
    • Configuring RAS TCP/IP for Dialin
      • 1. Open the Network control panel and select the Services tab.
      • 2. Highlight Remote Access Service and select the Properties button.
      • 3. To configure a modem on AUX A, select the Network button and go to Step 5.
      • 4. To configure the Xircom Modem 56-GlobalACCESS modem:
      • 5. Select the TCP/IP Configure button.
      • 6. Select Use static address pool, enter a range of valid IP addresses, and then select the Ok bu...
      • 7. Select Ok to close the Network Configuration popup.
      • 8. Select the Continue button in the Remote Access Setup popup.
      • 9. Select the Close button in the Network window.
      • 10. Shutdown and restart the system as prompted.
    • Client Configuration
• Managing Files on the ATS-NTE
  • Using NetMeeting
    • Accessing the ATS- NTE
      • 1. If you are using a modem, create a dialup connection to the ATS-NTE and make the connection to...
      • 2. Start up NetMeeting on the client. The following shows the steps for a Windows NT client:
      • 3. Select the Control menu and then Send Ctrl+Alt+Del to log onto the ATS-NTE.
    • Retrieving Files from the ATS-NTE
      • 1. Start up NetMeeting on the remote system. (Use Accessing the ATS-NTE on Page 14, if necessary).
      • 2. After accessing the ATS-NTE, right-click on the NetMeeting Remote Desktop Sharing icon in the ...
      • 3. Select Add Files in the File menu and select the files you want to transfer.
      • 4. Select Send All or Send a File from the File menu.
      • 5. Close the Transfer Complete pop-ups.
    • Sending Files to the ATS-NTE
      • 1. Start up NetMeeting on the remote system. (Use Accessing the ATS-NTE on Page 14, if necessary).
      • 2. Select File Transfer from the Tools menu.
      • 3. Select Add Files from the File menu and select the files you want to transfer.
      • 4. Select Send All or Send a File from the File menu.
      • 5. Close the Transfer Complete popup.
• PC104 RocketPort Option
  • Default PC104 Port Configuration
  • Configuring the Serial Ports
    • 1. Right-click the Network Neighborhood icon and select Properties.
    • 2. Select the Adapters tab.
    • 3. Highlight Comtrol RocketPort and select the Properties button.
    • 4. Highlight the port for which you want to configure COM port characteristics and select Propert...
    • 5. If you selected RS-485 as the communications mode, highlight the port, select Properties and t...
    • 6. To change the name of the PC104 RocketPort adapter or the starting COM port number, highlight ...
    • 7. If you want to set the verbose event log or change the scan rate, select the Options tab.
    • 8. Select Ok to close the Setup window.
    • 9. Select Ok to close the Network window.
    • 10. Reboot if requested by the system.
  • Connecting Serial Devices
  • Installing Modems on the RocketPort Serial Ports
    • Using the ATS-NTE Standard Modem Driver
      • 1. Connect the modem to the serial port you want to configure.
      • 2. Open the Modem control panel and select the Add button.
      • 3. Check the Don’t detect my modem... box and select Next.
      • 4. Highlight Standard 28800 bps Modem and select the Next button.
      • 5. Select the COM port that corresponds to the port number. This example shows connecting a modem...
      • 6. Select Ok to the Modem Setup popup to restart the system.
      • 7. Select Finish.
      • 8. Select Close.
      • 9. Select No, and shutdown and reboot the ATS-NTE.
      • 10. After rebooting the system, open the Network control panel, select the Services tab, highligh...
      • 11. Select the Add button.
      • 12. Select the COM port number that corresponds to COM port installed in Step 5 and select Ok.
      • 13. Select the Continue button.
      • 14. Select Yes, shutdown, and restart your ATS-NTE.
    • Using the Modem Manufacturer’s Driver
      • 1. If you want to use a modem driver that supports more than the standard 28800 bps default drive...
      • 2. Connect the modem to the serial port you want to configure.
      • 3. Open the Modem control panel and select the Add button.
      • 4. Check the Don’t detect my modem... box and select Next.
      • 5. Select the modem manufacturer and model from the lists, and select Next.
      • 6. Select the COM port number that corresponds to the port number. This example shows connecting ...
      • 7. Select Finish.
      • 8. Select Close.
      • 9. Select No, and shutdown and reboot the ATS-NTE.
      • 10. After rebooting the system, open the Network control panel, select the Services tab, highligh...
      • 11. Open the Remote Access Setup window and select the Add button.
      • 12. Select the COM port number that corresponds to COM port installed in Step 6 and select Ok.
      • 13. Select the Continue button to close Remote Access Setup.
      • 14. Select Yes, shutdown, and restart your ATS-NTE.
  • RocketPort Serial Port Connectors
    • DB9 Connectors
    • Building Additional DB9 Loopback Plugs
    • DB25 Connectors
    • Building Additional DB25 Loopback Plugs
    • RJ45 Connectors
    • Building Additional RJ45 Loopback Plugs
    • Building an RS-485 Test Cable
    • Building Null- Modem Cables
    • Building Straight- Through Cables
  • Troubleshooting Serial Ports
    • Using Test Terminal
      • 1. To start WCOM32, select Test Terminal from the Comtrol program group. The program window displ...
      • 2. Select Open Port from the Port menu. A list of possible COM port numbers displays.
      • 3. Select the COM port you want to test.
      • Testing a Comtrol Port
        • 1. Place a loopback plug on the COM port you are testing. Make sure all connectors are seated fir...
        • 2. From the Port menu, select Send Test Data. The program sends out a repeating data stream.
        • 3. If further testing is required, select Loopback Test from the Port menu.
      • Testing an RS-485 Port
        • 1. Connect a straight-through cable from Port 1 to Port 2.
        • 2. Open a session for each port.
        • 3. Enter data into the Port 1 session, the data should appear in the Port 2 window.
        • 4. Enter data into the Port 2 session, the data should appear in the Port 1 window.
      • Test Terminal Modem Control Signals
    • Using Port Monitor
      • Starting Port Monitor
      • Changing Screen Appearance
      • Column Setup
      • Report Configuration
      • Port Monitor Files
      • Port Monitor Variables
    • Using Peer Tracer
      • Starting Peer
      • Log Functions
      • Using Peer
      • Other Peer Commands
  • Device Driver and OS Capabilities and Limitations
• Certified PCMCIA Adapters
  • Comtrol Certified PCMCIA Devices
  • Xircom CreditCard Wireless Ethernet Adapter
    • Enabling the Ethernet Adapter
      • 1. Power up the ATS-NTE and log in as Administrator.
      • 2. Open the Devices control panel.
      • 3. Highlight the Xircom Wireless Ethernet Adapter Driver from the Devices list.
      • 4. Select the Startup button.
      • 5. Select Automatic for the Start up Type and select Ok.
      • 6. Select Close to close the Devices folder.
      • 7. Close the Devices control panel, then shut down the system.
    • Changing the Client Name
      • 1. Open the Network Control Panel and select the Adapters tab.
      • 2. Highlight the Xircom Wireless Ethernet Adapter and the select Properties.
      • 3. Edit the Client Name so that it matches the Computer Name in the Identification tab in the Net...
      • 4. Optionally, confirm that the following parameters have the correct preset values. These are ne...
      • 5. Select Ok when parameter values have been confirmed.
      • 6. Select the Close button in the Network folder.
      • 7. Select Yes if prompted to reboot the ATS-NTE.
    • Setting Up the Utilities
      • 1. From the Start button, select Run.
      • 2. Select the Browse button, locate the following path, and select the Ok button.
      • 3. Select Next for the initial setup window.
      • 4. Select the appropriate Authentication Method and the Next button. The default selection is None.
      • 5. Select Next for the remaining setup options.
      • 6. Select the Finish button when the setup process has completed.
    • Enabling Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP)
      • 1. Double-click on the Xircom Client Encryption Manager (CEM) icon on your desktop.
      • 2. Enter the password. The default password is Xircom and it is case-sensitive.
      • 3. If the Xircom wireless adapter has never been configured, the initial status screen for the Cl...
      • 4. Under the Commands menu, select Enter WEP Key...
      • 5. Select the appropriate WEP Key Size, set the WEP Key Type to either Temporary or Permanent, an...
      • 6. Select Ok to save.
      • 7. Select Ok when finished and exit the utility.
      • 8. Double-click on the Xircom Wireless Ethernet Client Utility (WECU).
      • 9. When the initial client utility screen comes up, this message at the bottom of the screen, You...
      • 10. Under the Commands menu in the top menu bar, select Edit Properties...
      • 11. Select the Network Security tab.
      • 12. Select Enable WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy).
      • 13. Select Ok to close the Properties window.
    • Verifying the Ethernet Adapter Set Up
      • 1. Before powering up the ATS-NTE again, confirm that the Xircom Wireless Ethernet adapter is plu...
      • 2. Repeat the power up and login sequence.
      • 3. Open up the PCMCIA Control Panel.
      • 4. Highlight the Xircom Wireless Ethernet Adapter and select the Properties button.
      • 5. Select the Drivers tab, verify that the driver is installed and started, and then select the O...
      • 6. Select Ok to close the PCMCIA folder.
  • Xircom RealPort Modem 56 GlobalACCESS Adapter
    • Installing Xircom Utilities
      • 1. Place the Xircom CD (Version 2.62) in a shared CD-ROM drive on the network.
      • 2. Browse the CD and execute the Setup.exe file.
      • 3. Select Install Software and Tools.
      • 4. Select Next.
      • 5. Select Next to install the files in a Xircom directory.
      • 6. Select Yes to create the Xircom directory.
      • 7. Select Finish.
    • Selecting a Country Code
• Reconfiguring AUX A as a Standard Serial Port
  • Using the AUX A Port as a COM Port
    • 1. Select Start/Administrative Tools Common/Remote Access Admin.
    • 2. Select Stop Remote Access Service from the Server menu.
    • 3. Select Yes to stop the Remote Access Service.
• Using the CONSOLE Port
  • Using the CONSOLE Port
    • 1. Connect a null-modem cable from a COM port on a PC or laptop to the port labeled CONSOLE on th...
    • 2. Start a terminal program, for example, HyperTerminal and configure the following CONSOLE port ...
    • 3. Enter the user name and password of a user with a valid login.
  • Using the CONSOLE Port as a COM Port
    • 1. Open the Services Control panel.
    • 2. Highlight the cmdrmt entry in the Services popup and select the Startup button.
    • 3. Change the Startup type to Disabled and select Ok.
    • 4. Select the Close button in the Services popup.
• Troubleshooting and Technical Support
  • Troubleshooting Checklist
  • Using the Recovery CD
    • 1. Turn off your PC to access the IDE cables.
    • 2. Install the IDE compact flash adapter using the instructions that came with the adapter.
    • 3. Insert the compact flash into the IDE compact flash adapter.
    • 4. Disconnect any IDE hard drives.
    • 5. Insert the Recovery CD and power on the PC.
    • 6. Select the 2. Boot from CD-ROM item.
    • 7. Select the 1. Restore Hard Drive From CD-ROM item.
    • 8. Select the Restore button when the Hard Disk Recovery Menu appears.
    • 9. During the reboot cycle:
      • a. Remove the CD from the drive.
      • b. Turn off the system power.
      • c. Remove the compact flash from the adapter and insert it into the ATS- NTE.
    • 10. Reconnect the hard drives disconnected in Step 4.
  • Running the Diagnostics
  • Customer Support Policy
  • Technical Support
  • Repair and Return Policy
• Appendix A. Connectors
  • VGA Connector
  • PS/2 Keyboard and Mouse Connectors
  • Ethernet Connectors
  • Compact Flash Disk Connector
  • AUX A and CONSOLE Port Connectors
  • PARALLEL Port
  • Serial Ports 1-8 Connector (Optional)
• Appendix B. Specifications and Notices
  • Product Specifications
    • Electromagnetic Compliances
    • Environmental Condition Specifications
    • Hardware Specifications
    • Technical Specifications
    • Default Operating System Configuration
      • System
      • Application
  • Notices
    • Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) (FCC 15.105)
    • Labeling Requirements (FCC 15.19)
    • Modifications (FCC 15.21)
    • Serial Cables (FCC 15.27)
    • Underwriters Laboratory
    • Important Safety Information
• Appendix C. Default System Values
  • System I/O Address Map
  • First MB Memory Map
• Appendix D. Changing BIOS Configuration
  • Getting Started
  • Standard CMOS Setup
    • 1. Press either the Arrow or <Enter> key on your keyboard to select one of the fields (Month, Dat...
    • 2. Press either <PgUp> or <PgDn> to increase or decrease the value of that field.
    • 3. Use the same key sequence to change the time setting.
  • BIOS Features Setup
  • Chipset Features Setup
  • Power Management Setup
  • PNP/PCI Configuration
  • Load BIOS Defaults
  • Load Setup Defaults
  • Integrated Peripherals
  • Supervisor Password and User Password
    • 1. Enter the BIOS SETUP program with the Supervisor password.
    • 2. Press the <Enter> key when prompted for a new password.
  • SVGA Setup Introduction
• Index