Rockwell Automation 47C626 AutoMax Programming Executive V4.2 - Manual (Page 74)

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5.4.2 Viewing a File
Select View File from the Commands menu to view a file you select.
Note that the selected file cannot be edited when using this
command. Figure 5.24 illustrates the View File dialog box.
A list box with all the available directories and files in the current
drive\library will be displayed. You can change the path displayed by
entering the desired path in the space provided. Select the file you
want to view from the list box or enter the file name in the text box.
The filename can contain a wildcard character (*). All matching files
will be displayed in the list box. For example, entering *.TXT would
display all the text files in the current drive\library and allow you to
select the file to be viewed. After you make a selection and press OK,
the appropriate file editor is called up and the file is displayed. When
you are finished viewing the file, exit the editor. You will return to the
System Configurator.
Figure 5.24 Ć View a File
5.4.3 Loading Operating Systems
AutoMax Processor modules and UDC modules require operating
systems to be loaded before they can function in the rack. The
AutoMax Programming Executive software includes the operating
systems for the AutoMax Processors. Operating systems for the
Universal Drive Controller (UDC) modules are included only on
the separatelyĆpurchased DPS drive software. This software is
assumed to be loaded onto the personal computer if it is
required. The UDC operating system file also contains the operating
systems for the Power Module Interface (PMI) Processors. Once the
UDC operating system has been loaded to the UDC module, the PMI
operating system is automatically loaded to the PMI Processor(s)
upon powerĆup.
Before you can go online with any rack in the system, the operating
system for the AutoMax Processor(s) must be loaded to the local rack
from the personal computer on which you have installed the AutoMax
Programming Executive software. The Version 4 AutoMax OSs