HP 8340B Manual page 130

MASS STORAGE UNIT SPECIFIER DESCRIPTION
The following describes the use of the mass storage unit specifier
in
the test
software.
Although Msus$ is
referred to specifically,
the description regarding the usage of the mass
storage unit specifier applies
to
all
three mass storage unit specifiers
Msus$
is
the
mass storage unit
specifier which defines the address for the test software
When
using an
HP 9133H set
to one
volume and HP-IB address 700 or an HP 9122D set
to HP-
IB
address 700, Msus$ would be set as follows:
Msus$=":,700,0"..
This designates drive 0
as
the storage location for the test software- When using other disc drives or another address,
you would need to set Msus$ to reflect the address
of you disc
drive-
Two examples could be;
Msus$=":
REMOTE 21,3"
(when
using
a
shared resource management system)
or
Msus$=":,700,0,0"
(when
using an HP 9133H set
to
more than one volume).
PERFORMING THE MODIFICATION
After you have determined the modifications which need
to be made to
the system variables,
you should
perform
the following.
1
Bootup HP Basic 3 0
or 4.0 with the
appropriate binary extensions
needed to operate
your system
If
using
an HP 9133H or 9122D,
the
binary extensions
listed
in paragraph 2.3
are
all
you need
2.
LOAD"FS_MANAGER'
3 EDIT
Mass_stg_init.
4.
Scroll to the system variables which
need
to be modified and
make
the
appropriate
changes.
Enter each line after
modifying
5-
Check the system variables
to
ensure that the modifications
you
made are correct-
6.
If
the storage
media
you are
using for the test software
is
a
double sided 3.5"
microfloppy,
you
will
need to PURGE
"FS_MANAGER"
7.
RE-STORE "FS_MANAGER"
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