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TRUMPF OS

TR 33.1 January 2005

Networking Manual: For IS professionals/Network Administrators

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TRUMPF Network Setup (TOS)

About the Manual This is the TRUMPF Operating System Setup Manual. In this manual, you will learn the steps necessary to network the TRUMPF machine to a customer network using screens/interface from the TRUMPF Operating System (TOS) instead of Windows NT desktop. The TRUMPF Operating System allows the operator to call up network setup functions and auxiliary programs without using the Windows NT interface. When the machine is turned on, TOS starts automatically and then it runs in the background. Without further actions on the part of the operator, the machine's User Interface will start after five seconds on the control panel while TOS remains in the background. By pressing the ALT + TAB keys, the TRUMPF Operating System (TOS) can be brought to the foreground.

Goal To allow the network administrator or IT professionals to use the functions in the TRUMPF Operating System (TOS) to configure the network.

Audience The document presented here is designed for the I.S. professional. This document is not a training manual for the casual user. Certain knowledge must be acquired prior to reading this manual in order for the information to be used successfully. It is highly recommended by TRUMPF to enlist the aid of a Networking consultant before continuing.

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Copyright © 2005, TRUMPF Inc. All rights reserved. The publication, or any component part thereof, may not be reproduced or transmitted in form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, storage in an information retrieval system, or otherwise, with the prior written permission of TRUMPF Inc.

Disclaimer THESE TRAINING MATERIALS ARE PROVIDED WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY WHATSOEVER, INCLUDING ANY DAMAGES TO PERSONS, EQUIPMENT, OR MACHINERY.


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Table of Contents About the Manual................................................................................2 Goal ....................................................................................................2 Audience .............................................................................................2 Copyright ............................................................................................3 Disclaimer...........................................................................................3

Step 1: TOS......................................................................................5 Step 2: 3Com NIC Diagnostic or Intel Pro 100 ...............................7 Step 3: Setting Up a Network ........................................................13 Step 4: Set Up TCP/IP Protocol.....................................................17 Step 5: New Users & Groups.........................................................27 Step 6: Connect Network Drive.....................................................29


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Step 1: TOS

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TRUMPF OS Network Setup

Steps

▪ Press the ALT + TAB keys simultaneously to bring ▪

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TOS to the foreground. Press soft key and enter either the password “tcohope” (lower case) for older machines or “fritzfranke” for new machines. This step will eliminate the need for entering a password each time a soft key is pressed. Press soft key.

Note: Each time the machine is powered down, the password will need to be re-entered.


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Step 2: 3Com NIC Diagnostic or Intel Pro 100

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RJ45

AUI

BNC

Figure 1. 3COM 509 Combo Card

Cable Types/ Connection Possibilities

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Twisted pair (S-UTP) (RJ45) AUI for connecting to a thick LAN connection Coaxial cable (Thin LAN) (BNC) (RG58) 10 Megabits per second (MBPS) ONLY

Note: The 3Com NIC Diagnostic is no longer available for networking; TRUMPF now uses Intel Pro 100 as the current network adapter.


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Steps


▪ Press soft key.

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Steps

▪ From the Configuration tab ○ [I/O Base Address] set to “0x300.” ○ [Interrupt Request Level] set to “5.” ○ Select the [Transceiver Type] (cable type) to be used: “On-board TP (RJ45)” “Coax (BNC)” “External (AUI)” Do not select “Auto Select.”


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Steps

▪ For the network adapter self test, select the register ▪

card “Diagnostics.” Press the button “Run NIC test.” Result: Completed successfully.


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Steps

▪ Intel Pro 100 needs no configuration ○ Link light green verifies network wiring is ok ○ Activity light blinking yellow indicates data traffic on network ○ Some software versions may not display this window at all. Call Trumpf Control Systems for help.


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Step 3: Setting Up a Network

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Steps


▪ Press soft key.

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Steps


▪ Press button “Change.”

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Steps


▪ You might have to enter the computer name and Workgroup (Please do NOT log into the Domain).

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Step 4: Set Up TCP/IP Protocol

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Steps


▪ Press the “Add” button.

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Steps


▪ Select the TCP/IP protocol and confirm with “OK.”

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Steps


▪ Answer the question with “No.”

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Steps


▪ Press “Continue.” The required drives will be installed.

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Steps


▪ Highlight “TCP/IP Protocol,” then press the “Properties…” button. (Note: the “Bindings” tab may need to be pressed first to activate the new protocol.)

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Steps

▪ Intel Pro 100 users must select Intel® Pro/100 Desktop ▪ ▪ ▪


Adaptor, not Intel® 82559 Fast Ethernet Adaptor (Lxx50) With DHCP -> Check the Obtain IP address from a DHCP server. You MUST have a DHCP server on your network! Without DCHP ->Under “Specify an IP address,” enter the required IP address and subnet mask. Press “Apply,” then “OK.”

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Steps

▪ Answer the question “Do you want to restart your ▪

computer now?” with “Yes.” After restarting, install Service Pack 6.

Caution: After each change in the network installation, the service pack must be reinstalled.


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Steps


▪ Press soft key from the System page.

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Steps


▪ When Service Pack is complete, computer will automatically shut down and reboot.

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Step 5: New Users & Groups

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Steps


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We no longer recommend you change the user login Use the default login mmc, password mmc You should not run any logon scripts!!

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Step 6: Connect Network Drive

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Steps

▪ Press soft key ▪ Do not map H: drive it is reserved for Trumpf ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪


upgrades. The mapping will be peer to peer Look at the next page for an example You may have to create a local user account on you PC Login – mmc, Password – mmc There is a share on the machine you can transfer part programs to as well. It’s called . Some users map a drive on the PC instead.

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