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IEC61131 User and Reference Manual
April 22, 2008
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Install ISaGRAF Extensions
The ISaGRAF Extensions provide a driver to communicate with Control Microsystems
controllers and a set of functions that are specific to the controllers. The following procedure
installs the ISaGRAF Extensions.
Insert the ISaGRAF CD in your CD-ROM drive.
From the Windows start menu select Run.
Enter d:\ISaGRAF Extensions\setup (where d is your CD-ROM drive) and click OK.
Follow the on-screen instructions.
Install Firmware Loader
The Firmware Loader allows you to update the firmware in your controller. The following
procedure installs the Firmware Loader.
Insert the ISaGRAF CD in your CD-ROM drive.
From the Windows start menu select Run.
Enter d:\Firmware Loader\setup (where d is your CD-ROM drive) and click OK.
Follow the on-screen instructions.
Install Sentinel Driver and Key
Note: ISaGRAF 3.5 does not support hardware Keys used with ISaGRAF 3.32. A
replacement Hardware Key or Software License must be obtained.
If you are using a hardware key for your license you will need to connect the hardware key to
any parallel port on your PC, or a USB port if you have a USB key, and install the Sentinel
driver for the key. The following procedure describes the steps required to install the
hardware key and Sentinel driver.
Connect the hardware key to any parallel port, or USB port, on your PC.
Insert the ISaGRAF CD in your CD-ROM drive.
From the Windows start menu select Run.
Enter d: \ISaGRAF Workbench\sentinel\SSD5411-32bit.EXE (where d is your CD-
ROM drive) and click OK.
In the Sentinel Driver Setup Program window click on the Functions menu and select
Install Sentinel Driver.
For further information refer to the Readme.txt file in the d:\sentinel folder on the CD.
Initialize the Target Controller
There are two methods that are used to initialize SCADAPack controllers. The first method,
cold boot, is used when new controller firmware is installed. A cold boot completely initializes
the target controller. This method is recommended the first time a SCADAPack controller is
used.
The second method, service boot, is used during program development and maintenance. A
service boot halts program execution in the controller and sets the controller serial ports to
the default settings.