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The URL/URL2 keywords in the dynakey file pass the URL to Internet Explorer running in one of the two windows on our dialog. The files passed to IE can be bitmaps, gif files, html files, etc. Our samples include html files that load bitmap and gif files. You can essentially show any image in the window that you can show in IE.
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Controller Configuration
Install the QVS DHCP server, QVS TFTP Server, and QVS Log Server (See the help file, How to set up a controller to load an NCR PXE terminal.html, for details). These programs load the terminal image and capture diagnostic information from the terminal.
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How to Dump a 7052 Diskless Terminal
- Place the terminal in a state for which a dump is desired.
- Power the terminal OFF
- Using a proper key, put the keyboard lock switch into the Ex position
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Sometimes, fixes need to be downloaded to a QCONNECT DOS terminal. If the customer is using a Hard Drive to boot QCONNECT, the emulator will look for an update file on the controller at each startup of QCONNECT. If it finds the file, ADX_UDT1:QMAINT.DAT, on the store controller, the following sequence takes place:
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There are two major ways to do a trace. You can begin a trace at a particular point in a terminal operation or you can begin tracing from the moment QCONNECT begins execution. Both methods are described in this discussion. Case 2, described below is not available if the terminal you are attempting to trace does not use a CDIFILE.xxx configuration file. See Case 2 for details.
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To determine what level of QCONNECT is running in your terminal, go to the Store Controller used to load your terminal and look at the contents of the file, QCONFIG.xxx, where xxx is the terminal number. This file is located in the root directory.
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