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FILE MANAGEMENT 13.1.2.4 Module Configuration Files MCFs are assigned an eight-digit designation with the following format: gggmmvvv where: ggg = three-digit Group location number mm = 2-digit module (subnode) number vvv = 3-digit version number. An MCF for an HD/LINK module installed at Group 157, with a module number of 03, and a version number of 001 is assigned the following designation: 15703001.mcf. 13.1.3 Installing New Files The SETUP.EXE program, shipped with the installation CD or diskettes, is used to re-install or upgrade the following HD/LINKer software components: � HD/LINKer executable (.EXE) and libraries (.DLL) � Hardware Description File (.HDF) � Module Description File (.MDF) � Module Executable File (.MEF) � Password File (.PSW) � Initialization File (.INI) � Master ATCS Database (.MDB) � Help Files (.HLP) The SETUP program includes options to select the appropriate components for installation. 13.1.4 ATCS Database Backup During normal operation, the HD/LINKer program automatically maintains a backup of the current ATCS database. See paragraph 3.1.1 for a discussion of database restoration. You can also create a backup copy of any ATCS database using: � Save As button as described in paragraph 5.1.1.3 � Windows Explorer Document No.: SIG-00-97-08 Version: C 13-4
Document No.: SIG-00-97-08 Version: C 13-5 FILE MANAGEMENT Make backups of active ATCS databases on a regular basis to protect against data loss or corruption. It is recommended that the ATCS database backup be updated each time the corresponding ATCS database is changed. 13.1.5 Out-of-Service Archives Out-of-Service MCFs are archived within outofser subdirectories within the MCF directory. The file path for a typical outofser archive directory is shown below: C:\SAFETRAN\Mcf\R620l555\outofser 13.1.6 MCF Location MCFs are segregated within subdirectories of the Mcf subdirectory. These subdirectories are automatically assigned eight-character designations corresponding to the railroad and line numbers. The subdirectories have the following format: Rrrrlnnn Where: R = indicates railroad Rrr = indicates a three-digit railway carrier numeric-designation L = indicates Line Nnn = the three-digit Line designation. For example, an MCF subdirectory for Line 555 of Railroad 620 is assigned the following designation: R620l555. 13.1.7 ATCS Database Installation on Non-Local Drives Master ATCS databases can be created and stored on non-local drives to allow multiple users access to these databases. Where databases are accessible to multiple users, extra care must be exercised to ensure database security. WARNING RESTRICT ACCESS TO A MASTER ATCS DATABASE TO ONE USER AT A TIME TO AVOID CORRUPTING THE DATABASE.
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USER'S HANDBOOK HD/LINKer March 200
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Notes, Cautions,
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