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TEXT: K. 0. GEE D. B. Murray
Text for this publication was produced on CPT Word Processing Systems .
CPT CORPORATION
Technical Training Department
8100 Mitchell Road
'P. 0. Box 295
Minneapolis, Minnesota
55440-0295 U.S.A.
CPT 9000 Installation Instructions
Publication Number 770408-000
March 1987
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TABLE OF CONTENTS ·
I. INTRODUCTION
Scope of This Publication .
9000 Standard Configuration
System
Specifications
II. INSTALLATION CHECKLIST .
III. HARDWARE INSTALLATION
Site Requirements
Material Requirements .
Software
and Documentation
Cable
Check.
Hardware Connections
IV . SOFTWARE INITIALIZATION
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Establish system parameters using SETUP. 9
Make working backup copies of DOS disks. 11
Format the hard disk (drive C). 12
Copy MS-DOS 3.2 to drive C . . . 14
Copy CPT DOS UTILITIES to drive C. 14
Load 9000 UTILITIES DISK, Configurat ion 15
Add Selections to Word Processing Disks . 15
Format 5¼" diskettes . 16
Partition 5¼" Disks . . . . . . . 16
Create a Self-Loading 5¼" Word Processing Disk. 17
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Figure 1 CPT 9000 Workstation
SCOPE OF THIS PUBLICATION
This manual is intended for knowledgeable end users who desire to install the
CPT 9000 workstation in their workplace without the assistance of a qualified
service technician. Users must have proper tools and DOS knowledge to be able
to install the 9000 successfully . They wi ll also require a qualified CPT
representative to configure word processing software.
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It is recommended that you keep this Installation Instruction with the 9000
User Manual. If you disconnect the 9000 workstation (for example, to transport
it to a service center), then these instructions will be readily available to
help you reinstall the system after it has been repaired.
9000 STANDARD CONFIGURATION
The CPT 9000 is an MS-DOS based system that provides IBM PC-AT capabilities for
CPT customers. The CPT 9000 and its integral components are housed in a compact
cabinet for placement on a desk or floor. A keyboard and a monitor are con-
nected
to the cabinet by cables. The standard configuration of the 9000 follows:
QTY DESCRIPTION
1. 1 Four in one board consisting of:
A. 80286 CPU Board running at 8 MHz
B. 1 Mb of RAM memory
C. Floppy Disk Controller
D. Serial and Parallel Port Board
2. 1 Display Processor Board
3. 1 5}
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(1.2 Mb) Floppy Drive
4. 1 3f
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(720 Kb) Micro Floppy Drive
5. 1
Hard Disk Drive (20 Mb)
6. 1 96-Character Keyboard
7. 1 Monitor
8.
CPT 9000 Word Processing Software
9.
MS-DOS Version 3.2
10. All of
the above mentioned boards and drives are factory installed.
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SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS
I/0 Expansion Slots
Five expansion slots available, two PC and th ree AT compatable
Printer Support
One PC-compatible parallel port
Clock/Calendar
Real time CMOS RAM memory battery backup
Dimensions (Height x Width x Depth)
Electronics
Module
16.3 X 7.0 X 16.3 in. 41.4 X 17.8 X 41.4
cm
Monitor 15.5 X 10.8 X 13.9 in .
39 .4 X 27 .3 X 35.3
cm
Keyboard 1.3 X 20. 5 X 6.8
in. 3.4 X 52.0 X 17.2
cm
Weight
Electronics
Module 27.4 lb .
12 .4 kg
Monitor
16 .5 lb . 7.5
kg
Keyboard
3.4 1b. 1.6 kg
Communications
One serial port on the Communications PCB (9-Pin Male)
One serial CPT communications port on the Display Processor PCB for TTY
Asynchronous only. RS232C (9-Pin Female) can be used for ODS
Power -
Input Voltage
Frequency
Current
Power Usage
Heat Generated
Domestic
90 to 132 VAC
47 to 63 Hz
1.6 Amps
225 Watts
628 BTU/Hr
International
180 to 264 VAC
47 to 63 Hz
0.8 Amps
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INSTALLATION CHECKLIST
The following is a summary of the CPT 9000 installation procedures. They are
listed here in the same order you should do them.
I. Determine Site Requirements
1. Power availability.
2. Equipment location.
II. Material Requirements
1. Tools
2.
Hardware
3. Software
4. Documentation
III. 9000 Hardware Installation
1. Cable Check
2. 9000 hardware setup.
IV. 9000 Software Initialization
1. Establish system parameters using SETUP .
2.
Make working backup copies of DOS disks.
3. Format the hard disk (drive C).
4.
Copy MS-DOS 3.2 to drive C.
5. Copy CPT DOS UTILITIES to drive C.
6.
Add Selections to 9000 Word Processing Program Disks.
7. Configure
9000 word processing software.
8. Format
5¼" diskettes in preparation for CPT partition.
9. Partition 51
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Disks for 660kb of 9000 Word Processing.
10. Create a Self-Loading
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9000 Word Processing Program Disk.
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SITE AND MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS
SITE REQUIREMENTS
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Each site must be qualified for adequate clean AC power, vibration free
floor, adequate space for ventilation and servicing, and a route for
power cords that will protect them from damage.
For general site -planning considerations for CPT systems, refer to the
Site Planning Guide, Part Number 774852-200. For assistance in meeting
site requirements, contact your local CPT representative .
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MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS
Tools:
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Nut Driver
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Flat Screwdriver smallest width blade available (for monitor cable)
Hardware:
CPT 9000
0 Monitor
Keyboard
0 Monitor Cable
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AC Power Cords
Software &Documentation:
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MS-DOS Program Disk
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MD-DOS Supplemental Program Disk
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DS/DD/HC 96 TPI blank disks for working copies
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3f
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blank disks for working copies
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Utility &Diagnostic Disks
CPT 9000 Word Processing Software
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HARDWARE INSTALLATION
OVERVIEW
In this section we will discuss the connections required
operational. After completing this section the 9000 will
software
configuration. I
CABLE CHECK
to make the 9000
be ready for
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If the 9000 workstation is being connected to other equipment by special
cables , ensure
that the bulk cable has been installed, and that the
appropriate connector kits are available . Contact your local CPT service e
to arrange for installation of cables and mountin / cable connectors.
9000 HARDWARE INSTALLATION
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For the following steps please refer t o f igure 2 on the next page.
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1. Unpack the CPT 9000 components and inspect for damage. If the equipment
has been damaged, or if internal assemblies are Jloose, contact your
local
CPT servite representative. Do not attempt to reconnect assemblies
or apply power.
Do not disconnect the CPU backup battery connector.
Damaged equipment must be repaired before you continue this procedure.
2. Install the Keyboard by connecting the keyboard cable to the round 5-Pin
connector
on the rear of the 9000. This connector is located on the
upper
left as you look at the rear of the machine .
3.
Install the monitor by plugging the monitor cable (15 Pin Male) into the
first slot on the bottom on the rear of the 9000. Tighten the screws
so that the cable is secure. Connect the other end of the same cable
to the rear of the monitor (15 Pin Female) and tighten down the screws .
4. Install the AC line cord on the rear of the 9000 and plug it into
the
AC receptacle you designated during the site planning portion of
this installation.
5. Plug the AC line cord from the rear of the monitor into the AC receptacle
you designated durtng the site planning portion of th is installation.
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9000 HARDWARE INSTALLATION (cont.)
6. The monitor and the 9000 have separate power supplies and separate
power switches. The power switch for the monitor is located on the rear
of the monitor next to the AC cord connector. The switch is covered by a
small piece of
plastic which must be removed . Using a screwdriver break
the bonds that hold this piece to the housing and remove it. Now you will
be able to access the monitor power switch.
7.
The power switch for the 9000 is located on the rear of the system on
the upper left. The switch is marked by a circ le and a vertical line.
When you have located this switch , turn the system power on.
AC LINE
CORD
CONNECTION
KEYBOARD
CONNECTION
(5-PIN)
ON/OFF
SWITCH
RESET
SWITCH
MONITOR
CONNECTION
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Figure 2 Rear Vi ew of the 9000
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9000 HARDWARE INSTALLATION (cont.)
8. With power applied to the 9000, and with no disks inserted, this screen
should appear
to indicate successful completion of self diagnostics:
CPT Corporation
SYSTEM FIRMWARE Vl.26
(c) Copyright 1987 CPT Corp.
Equipment Diagnostic Status
CMOS Memory
Pass Seria 1 Ports
Video Board
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Printer Ports
Virtual
Mode
Pass Diskette Drives
RAM Memory
01024Kb
Hard Drives
1
1
2
1
Real Time Clock Pass
Numeric Processor NA
Keyboard
Pass Option
Roms
1
If the 9000 does not pass self diagnostics here, or if you encounter
problems performing
any procedures in this Installation Instruction,
contact your local CPT service representative.
9. Refer to figure 3 and locate the security keyswitch on the front of
the 9000 and turn it to the left. This step will allow you to access
the system via the keyboard.
3f INCH
FLOPPY DISK
DRIVE
KEYBOARD
SECURITY
LOCK
KEYBOARD
Figure 3 Front View of the 9000
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5} INCH
FLOPPY DISK
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9000 SOFTWARE INITIALIZATION
OVERVIEW
Installing software on the 9000 workstation involves the following steps
in this order:
1. Establish system parameters using SETUP .
2.
Make working backup copies of DOS disks.
3. Format
the hard disk (drive C) .
4.
Copy MS-DOS 3.2 to drive C.
5. Copy CPT DOS UTILITIES to drive C.
6. Add Selections to 9000 Word Processing Program Disks .
7.
Load 9000 UTILITIES DISK, Configuration/Message Gen.
8. Format 5¼" diskettes in preparation for CPT partition.
9. Partition 5¼" Disks for 660kb of 9000 Word Processing.
10. Create a Self-Loading
5¼" 9000 Word Processing Program Disk.
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SETUP
SETUP must be run first. It identifies the drives, allows you to set
system date and time, specifies memory size , and sets monitor type.
1.
Turn on power to the 9000 and insert the MS - DOS 3.2 program disk
in drive A: (the 5}
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floppy drive).
2. The 9000 screen will prompt:
Current date
is xx/xx/xx
Enter
new date:(mm/dd/yy)
Press
<ENTER>.
The screen will display:
Current time is: xx:xx:xx
Enter
new time: hh:mm:sc
Press <ENTER>.
3. The A> prompt should now appear.
Insert the 3½" CPT 9000 UTILITY DISK (DOS UTILITIES) P/N 713553-000
into drive B: (the upper floppy disk drive) .
Type: COPY 8:CONFIG.SYS A:/V
4. Reset the 9000 by pressing the Reset switch on the cabinet rear,
and load MS-DOS from drive A: .
5.
With the A> prompt displayed, insert the 3½" CPT 9000 System
Utilities Disk, P/N 713559-000 into drive B:.
Type 8: and press <ENTER>.
This will change the screen prompt to B> .
6.
Type the word HELP and press <ENTER >.
You have now entered the help menu program which describes the
SETUP utility. Read the help screens by following the screen
messages.
Note that you may need to press <ENTER> to get examples
displayed.
When you have finished reading the help screens,
exit the help menu.
7. Type SETUP and press < ENTER >.
A screen
similar to this will appear with current system parameters.
CMOS RAM SETUP UTILITY Ver x.xx
The current date is x/xx/xx
time
is x/xx/xx
Number of diskette driv es is 2
Floppy drive O is a high capacity drive
Hard disk
Base memory
Expansion
1
is a double sided drive with
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is type 6
1
is not present
size is 640K
384K
80 tracks
The primary display is
Is the abov e a
monochrome display adapter
definition correct? (Y/N)
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SETUP (cont.)
8. Type N and press <ENTER>.
Ascreen similar to the following will appear:
9000 SETUP UTILITY
Date=
Time=
Floppy
drive O =
1 =
Hard drive O =
1 =
Base memory size=
Expansion memory size
Display type=
x/xx/xx -
x:xx:xx
2
3
6
0
640
= 384
3
Store setup values
Exit
to system
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1. Press <Up arrow> or <Down arrow> to move locator
2. Press <Return> to make selection
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9. This screen gives the correct parameters for a standard 9000
with a single 20MB hard disk, 1MB of memory, and standard
monochrome display. Make sure your selections on the screen
are the same.
10. Move the locator to
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Store setup Values Exit to system"
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and press <ENTER>.
11. The first Setup menu will reappear. If all your parameters are
correct, touch Y and continue the installation. If you have any
problems making selections, refer to the Help menus.
If you made any changes, reset the 9000 by pressing the Reset switch
and reload MS-DOS from drive A :.
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MAKE BACKUP COPIES OF THE DOS DISKS
This procedure gives you insurance copies of your DOS disks.
1. With MS-DOS loaded and the A> prompt displayed, type:
DISKCOPY A: A: and press <ENTER>
NOTE: You must use DISKCOPY, you cannot use COPY.
2. The screen will display:
Insert SOURCE diskette in drive A:
Press any key when ready . . .
3. Leaving
the MS - DOS 3.2 program disk in drive A:, press <ENTER>.
The screen will then display:
Copying 40 tracks
9 Sectors/Track, 2 Side(s)
4.
After a minute or so, the screen will display:
Insert TARGET diskette in drive A:
Press any key when ready . . .
Remove the MS- DOS program disk from drive A: .
Insert a blank unformatted si
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disk (either a OS/DD or OS/HD disk)
in drive A: and press <ENTER>.
The screen will display :
Formatting while copying
5. Once the copy process has completed, the screen will display:
Copy another diskette (Y/N)?
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DOS disks to copy, type Y, and go to step 2.
If not, type N and continue to step 7.
7.
Copy 3f
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DOS disks using the same procedure, except with drive B:.
8.
Once you have duplicated all MS-DOS disks, place master MS-DOS disks
in a safe place and use only the duplicate copies for the remaining
installation procedures .
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FORMATIING THE HARD DISK
After
you have completed SETUP, and duplication of the DOS disks,
format the hard disk drive following the procedure below.
1. With the MS-DOS program (system) disk in drive A:
and with the A> prompt displayed on the screen,
type:
FDISK and then press <ENTER>
2. The screen will display:
Fixed
Disk Setup Program Version 0.02
(C)Copyright Microsoft, 1985.
FDISK Options
Choose one of the following:
1. Create
DOS Partition
2. Change Active Partition
3. Delete DOS Partition
4. Display Part,tion Data
Enter choice:[1]
Press
ESC to return to DOS
3. · Select option 3, (Delete DOS Partition) and press <ENTER>.
The screen may display:
Delete
DOS Partition
Partition Status Type Start End Size
1 A
DOS O 613 614
Total disk space is 614 cylinders.
Warning! Data in the DOS partition
will be lost. Do you wish to
continue ........................ ? [NJ
Press ESC to return to FDISK Options
4.
Type Y at the prompt and press <ENTER>. The screen will display:
Delete
DOS Partition
No partitions defined.
Total disk space
is 614 cylinders.
DOS partition deleted
Press
ESC to return to FDISK Options
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FORMATTING THE HARD DISK (cont.)
5. Press <ESC> softkey to return to FDISK main menu .
The screen will appear as it did in step 2 above .
At the prompt, select option 1, (Create DOS Partition) by
typing 1 and pressing <ENTER>. The screen will display :
Create
DOS Partition
Do you wish to use the entire fixed
disk for DOS (Y/N) ............. . ?[Y]
Press ESC to return to FDISK Options
6.
Type Y at the prompt and press <ENTER>. After a few seconds, the
screen will display:
System will now restart.
Insert DOS diskette in drive A:
Press
any key when ready ...
7. With the DOS disk in drive A:, press the Reset switch on the rear
of the 9000 to reboot the system. The system will not properly
reboot
by "pressing any key".
8. When the system has rebooted and you have the A> prompt on the screen,
type: FORMAT C:/S and press <ENTER>.
9. The screen will display:
WARNING, ALL DATA ON NON-REMOVABLE DISK
DRIVE C: WILL BE LOST!
Proceed with Format (Y/N)?
10 . Type Y and press <ENTER>. The screen will then display
the head and cylinder numbers as they are being formatted:
Head: x Cylinder: xx
11. When the format has completed, a screen similar to the following
will be displayed:
Format complete
System transferred
21309440 bytes total disk space
69632 bytes used by system
21239808 bytes available on disk
12. Proceed to the next step, Copy MS-DOS 3.2 to drive C.
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COPY MS-DOS AND CPT DOS UTILITIES TO HARD DISK
After the hard disk drive format is complete, and the A> prompt returns:
1. Type COPY*.* C:/V and press <ENTER> .
This will
copy the files from drive A: , MS-DOS to drive C:.
NOTE: The /v switch used with the copy command will automaticly verify
that the copy you made is an exact duplicate of the original
2. After the screen
prompts that COPY is complete
and the A> prompt returns, locate the 3½" CPT 9000 DOS UTILITIES
disk P/N 713553-000 and place it in drive B: .
3.
Type B: and press <ENTER>. The screen prompt will now change
from A> to B>.
4. Type COPY*.* C:/V and press <ENTER> .
This will
copy the contents of drive B :, the CPT DOS UTILITIES
to drive C:.
5. After the screen
prompts that COPY is complete,
remove the CPT 9000 DOS Utilities disk from drive B:
Type C: and press <ENTER>.
6. At the C> prompt type DIR/Wand press <ENTER>.
A table of contents from drive C: should now appear on your
screen. Verify
that all files from the previous steps were
copied to drive C: by comparing your directory with the list below .
COMMAND.COM
CHKDSK.EXE
EXE2BIN.EXE
GRAFTBL.EXE
KEYBGR.EXE
MODE . EXE
REPLACE.EXE
ANSI . SYS APPEND . COM ASSIGN . COM
DISKCOMP.EXE DISKCOPY.EXE DRIVER.SYS
FC.EXE FDISK . EXE FIND . EXE
GRAPHICS.EXE JOIN.EXE KEYBDV . EXE
KEYBIT.EXE KEYBSP.EXE KEYBUK . EXE
MORE.COM PRINT . EXE RAMDRIVE . SYS
SORT.EXE SUBST.EXE SYS.COM
35 files from the MS-DOS 3.2 PROGRAM disk
9000.EXE
CPTPAR.EXE CPTCOPY.EXE AUTOEXEC.BAT
4 files from the CPT DOS UT I LITIES di sk
TOTAL FILES COPIED TO DRIV E C: = 39
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ATTRIB.EXE
EDLIN.EXE
FORMAT.EXE
KEYBFR.EXE
LABEL.EXE
RECOVER . EXE
CONFIG.SYS
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CONFIGURE 9000 WORD PROCESSING SOFTWARE
This procedure requires extensive knowledge and experience with config-
uring
CPT software. It must be performed by qualified CPT personnel.
1. Insert the 9000 UTILTIES, Configuration/Message Generator disk
P/N 713554-000 into drive B:.
2. Reset
the system.
The 9000 Utilities Difk will load from drive B:.
(Be sure there is no disk in drive A:)
The 9000 screen will show a word processing screen with the following
softkeys:
REDEFINE COMPILE
DIRECTRY
KEYBOARD MESSAGES
TRACKING
3. Touch <CONFIGURE SYSTEM>.
The screen will prompt:
PLEASE REMOVE THE CONFIGURATION UTILITY DISK.
---------TOUCH RETURN TO CONTINUE-----------
4.
Remove the Configuration Utility form drive B:
CONFIG
SYSTEM
Place the 3f
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9000 PROGRAM DISK P/N 713550-000 in drive B:
Place the appropriate 5J
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CPT 9000 SELECTIONS DISK in drive A:
(either disk P/N 713583-000 or 713555-000).
5. Touch <ENTER>. You are now ready to add selections and/or
configure
operations. Refer to the 9000 Configurator, J2.3/J3.3
Manual P/N 779017-000 for detailed procedures.
W.P.
6. After configuring operation(s) on the program disk, touch <W.P.>.
The 9000 screen will again show these softkeys:
REDEFINE
COMPILE
DIRECTRY
KEYBOARD
MESSAGES
TRACKING
7. Add any printer tables, printer parameters or SK pages
to the configured 3f
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9000 Program Disk.
8. With the 3f
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9000 PROGRAM DISK still in drive B:
Place the appropriate 5¼" TABLES DISK in drive A:
Add the necessary pages to the program disk.
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W.P.
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FORMATTING 5}
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DISKETTES
The 9000 makes use of both CPT word processing and DOS. CPT files (pages)
can be created and then stored to drive A. In order to do this task,
diskettes must be properly formatted and partitioned.
1. Reset the 9000 and allow it to load the word processing disk
just configured from drive B:. Then remove the program disk
from drive B:.
2. Locate the right-hand
set of soft-keys and press <DOS>.
3. Locate the left-hand set of soft-keys and press <DOS WINDOW>.
4. The screen should now be split with CPT word processing in the lower
portion and DOS in the upper portion. The DOS prompt should be C>.
5. Insert a 5}
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DS/DD/HC 96 TPI diskette into drive A:.
6.
At the C> prompt type FORMAT A: /sand press <ENTER>. This will
format the diskette and add the DOS operating system to it.
7. When the format process is complete the screen will prompt:
Format another (Y/N)?
8.
Type N and press <ENTER>.
The format process is now complete.
PARTITIONING 5}
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DISKETTES
After the 5}
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diskette has been formatted, fo 11 ow this procedure.
1.
At the C> prompt type CPTPAR and press <ENTER>. The screen will
prompt:
Insert the disk to be partitioned in drive A:
and press ENTER to continue ...
2. Load the properly formatted 5}" diskette into drive A: and press
<ENTER> to continue. The screen will indicate asterisks(*****)
as the disk is partitioned.
3. The partition process will be complete when the screen prompts:
CPT partition successfully completed
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CREATING A SELF-LOADING 5}
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PROGRAM DISK
The CPT 9000 is shipped with a 3f
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self-loading word processing disk as
standard equipment.
If it becomes necessary for you to create a 5}
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self-loading word processing disk, follow the procedure below.
1.
Load 9000 word processing and touch the soft-keys necessary to get
into split screen, DOS mode.
2. Insert a 5}
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formatted and partitioned diskette into drive A:.
Ensure
that a 3f
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9000 word processing program disk is in drive 8:.
3. At the C> prompt, type CPTCOPY and press <ENTER> .
The screen will prompt:
CPT COPY UTILITY
A= 5}
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High capacity diskette
8 = 3f
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CPT format diskette
ESC to return to DOS
Enter the source drive:
4. Type B (NO COLON). The screen will prompt:
Copy from 8 to A (Y/N):
Type Y and the screen will prompt:
Copying from 8 to A
The screen will indicate asterisks (****) as the contents of drive 8:,
the 3f
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word processing program disk, are copied to drive A:,
the formatted and partitioned 5}
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disk.
5. When the copy is complete, the screen will prompt:
ENTER THE SOURCE DRIVE:
If you wish to copy more disks, repeat step 4.
If you wish to stop, press <ESC> to return to DOS.
6. Remove the 3f
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9000 PROGRAM disk from drive 8:,
and insert the 3f
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CPT 9000 DOS UTILITIES disk 713553-000.
At the C> prompt, type B: and press <ENTER>.
7. At the 8> prompt, type COPY 9000.EXE A:/V and press <ENTER>.
This will copy the 9000.EXE routine to the DOS portion of the
partitioned 5f
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disk in drive A:.
8.
When the copy is complete and the 8> prompt returns,
type COPY AUTOEXEC.BAT A:/V and press· <ENTER>.
This will copy the autoexec.bat routine to the DOS portion
of
the partitioned 5}
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disk in drive A:.
9. Repeat
the COPY process for the CONFIG.SYS file.
10. When this copy operation is finished, remove the 3f
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CPT DOS UTILITIES
disk. Test that the new 5¼" disk loads and word processing works.
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