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XTENSYS INSTALLATION AND OPERATIONS MANUAL

Option 1. Receive new main program or kernel from serial port (This card only)

When new main or kernel programs are available, they can be obtained from Rose Electronics or downloaded from

our web site at www.rose.com. The diagnostic screen that is displayed when the Xtensys switch is first turned on

shows the Kernel and main program version that is presently installed.

You cannot update the flash memory using only a display terminal; you must use a standalone computer or

Notebook and the new main or kernel program saved on that computer. It is recommended that this procedure be

done on Xtensys #1, RS232 port #1. (Lower right RJ12 connector)

To load a flash upgrade file, type 3 in the Enter choice field of the serial options menu. The following message will

appear:

Send the program or kernel file from your computer to the Xtensys using ASCII text file protocol. From

HyperTerminal, click on “Transfer” and select “Send Text File”. The “Send Text File” dialog box will display. Enter the

file name of the updated firmware file into the File Name box and click “Open”. The file transfer function will start.

While the file is being sent, periods are sent to indicate the copying progress. Once the file has been sent, you will

see the message:

After the flash memory is programmed, the serial menu will display.

Updating the firmware or kernel programs does not change any of the custom settings that have been made.

File Edit View Call Transfer Help

Serial options menu

1) Receive new main program or kernel from serial port (this card only)

2) Send this unit’s main program to other units

3) Reset configuration data to factory defaults (this card only)

4) Exit (restart the unit)

Enter choice - - >

Waiting for file.........................

Receive successful

Flash programming.........................

Flash programming successful

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