Operating Instructions and Installation Instructions

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TransVu Express
To activate ignition controlled power management for PAR le recording;
Type:
<avr_set FE>
at the command prompt
To display the version number and register value;
Type
<avr_ver>
at the command prompt.
Main Processor
The bootloader and application have similar naming conventions The the binary les always have
the same name regardless of version but are compressed into zip les with names incorporating the
version number, ie.
‘c1tp_boot_nnn.zip’ contains ‘c1tp_boot.elf’
‘c1tp_app_nnn.zip’ contains ‘c1tp_app.elf’
To connect to the unit using a serial connection;
1) Connect the PC Network connector on the TransVu Express to the PC serial port.
2) On the PC, click on Start->Programs-> Accessories->Communications->
HyperTerminal and create a new connection using the COM port and the following
settings:
Bits per second – 38400
Data bits - 8
Parity – None
Stop bits – 1
Flow control - None
3) In HyperTerminal, log on to the TransVu Express by typing +++ and pressing enter.
To install the bootloader software;
1) Connect to system debug using either telnet or serial;
2) Connect to the unit using an FTP program; Navigate to Drive a: if necessary;
3) Transfer the le ‘c1tp_boot_nnn.zip’ to the a: drive;
4) At the debug prompt type < ashelf a:\c1tp_boot_nnn.zip >
Unzipping and uploading to ash memory takes several seconds. If the process is successful, the
screen will display;
FLASH: ELF is now programmed
5) Erase the le ‘c1tp_boot_nnn.zip’ from the a: drive
To install the application software;
1) Transfer the le ‘c1tp_app_nnn.zip’ to the a: drive;
2) At the debug prompt type < ashelf a:\c1tp_app_nnn.zip >
Unzipping and uploading to ash memory takes around 20 seconds. If the process is successful, the
screen will display;
FLASH: Finished storing main application
FLASH: No errors during verify
Note: The debug messages may be interspersed with normal system running messages.
5) Erase the le ‘c1tp_app_nnn.zip’ from the a: drive.
Web Pages
The compressed le carrying the web pages is always named ‘web.zip’.