Startup for windows 2000 systems – GE Panel C GFK-2251 User Manual

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GFK-2251

Chapter 2 Powerup and Software Installation

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Startup for Windows 2000 Systems

Before you get started, you need to connect a PS/2 keyboard. A PS/2 mouse is
recommended to help navigate through the setup screens.

1

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Plug in the keyboard, PS/2 mouse (if available), and power cord.

2

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Power on the unit.

3

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Read the license agreement.

4

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Select your choice and press

N

EXT

>.

5

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Choose your regional settings (US default) and press N

EXT

>.

6

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Type your name.

7

.

Press the T

AB

key and type your company name.

8

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Press N

EXT

>.

9

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Enter your Windows 2000 Product Key found on the back of the Panel C computer
itself. When correct, press N

EXT

>.

Note:

Computer names must be less than or equal to ten characters to
run CIMPLICITY Plant Edition HMI software. Each computer on a
network must have a unique name

10. Enter a Computer name. This name must be different from other computer names on

the same network. Press Next >.

11. If desired, enter an Administrator password. You will need to enter it twice to confirm.

When done, press Next >.

12. You can now set the Date, Time and Time Zone for the computer. When the

information is correct, press Next >.

13. Choose Typical settings for the factory setting of TCP/IP protocol at IP

111.111.111.111 and subnet 255.0.0.0, or, choose Custom and press Next > to
change these settings. Consult your network Administrator for your network’s
configuration settings.

14. Choose whether this computer will be on a workgroup or domain and enter the name

and press Next >.

15. After completing the network setup, the system will finalize its setup.

At the end of the setup process, you will be asked to reboot the system. Press Finish.

After restarting, you will need to configure the login settings for Windows 2000. When the
“Network Identification Wizard” dialog box appears press Next >.

The “Users of This Computer” dialog box appears.

If you wish to have the computer automatically log on with the administrator
account, select the “User name” pull down and choose “Administrator.” Enter the
password used in step 11 and press N

EXT

>. The computer will automatically log

on when it starts up.

If you wish to require a logon when the computer is restarted, select “Users must
enter a user name and password to use this computer” and press N

EXT

>. You will

then be asked for a user name and password when the computer starts up.

16. Press Finish and the setup is complete.

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