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SynchroNet ES/2 <strong>User</strong> Guide<br />

ES/2 Operations Reference<br />

The Program Module<br />

The program module is a plug in unit which contains all the operating software for the ES/2. It is<br />

designed to permit easy upgrade without having to remove the equipment from its rack.<br />

The software is loaded on three EPROMS called COMMS, KERNEL and MACHINE. The COMMS<br />

ROM contains software for the communications processor, which handles communications with<br />

the ESbus (or Emulator) controller, the KERNEL ROM for the main synchronising processor, and<br />

the MACHINE ROM contains interface programs for all the machines which can be interfaced to.<br />

Updating is very easy as the Program Module is designed to be removed and replaced with the<br />

power turned on or off. A hard reset must be performed after the program module has been<br />

replaced with the power on.<br />

To perform a hard reset<br />

Hold the MODE, MENU and 2 and 4 softkeys until the Hard Reset message appears on<br />

the display.<br />

It is advisable that the same revisions of each ROM are installed in each ES/2 in a system.<br />

The program module also contains an internal multiposition switch which is used to activate the<br />

built-in software testing facilities. This switch should be in position 0 for normal operation. Please<br />

refer to the ES/2 Service <strong>Manual</strong> for more information.<br />

The Reset Switch<br />

A recessed switch on the program module. This provides a hardware reset signal to the<br />

microprocessor and peripherals. It is equivalent to turning the power off and on. See “Resetting the<br />

ES/2".<br />

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