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6.5  [SPECIAL MAINTENANCE TASKS PROCEDURES]{.underline}.- Special
maintenance procedures are required to partition a new data collection
disk (DCD), save maps and segments, and backup data to the EEPROMs and
the DCD. Backing up the spare DCD, EEPROM, and data reduction personal
computer (DRPC) are implemented on a period as determined by site
personnel. Anytime a site-specific parameter changes, it is recommended
that the spare EEPROM, DCD, and DRPC be updated.

6.5.1  [Software Load Procedure]{.underline}.- The following procedure
provides the method to install and load a new ARSR-4 software build.
Seven hours of downtime are required to complete this procedure. Prior
to installation, coordinate a service interruption with all users.

In the naming convention for the software build, the last three letters
denote build version. For example: A4OC-A02 denotes major version A
release 02. A4OC stands for ARSR-4 operational code. Loading A4OC-B01
while A4OC-A01 is installed in the system would denote a major version
change. Do not load lesser major version software unless it is being
used for training purposes. Lesser minor versions are compatible. All
corrections from previous versions are retained in the newer versions of
the software.

> **NOTE**

In the following procedure, XXX will refer to the software version. This
XXX is the shortened version for the software. For example, A4OC-A02
will be version A02.

1.  Verify that no alarms are present. If alarms are present, print the
    menus that have the alarms. Determine the cause of the alarms before
    loading the new software build.

    **NOTE**

> Steps 2 through 4 may be skipped if the site has a current electronic
> copy of all site adjustable parameters (SAPs).

2.  Connect the maintenance data terminal (MDT) cable from the data
    reduction personal computer (DRPC) serial port to the J-85 in the
    radar cable junction box (RCJB). Reboot the DRPC.

3.  From the DRPC perform the following steps:

    a.  Log on.

    b.  Double left-click on the **ProComm Plus** icon on the desktop.

4.  ProComm Plus.

    a.  Verify that ProComm Plus is configured properly to connect as
        the MDT. Refer to figure 6-1.

        ![](media/image4.png){width="3.0125in"
        height="2.2576388888888888in"}

        Figure 6-1. ProComm Plus Screen

        **NOTE**

The settings, from left to right, should be: VT-100, Zmodem, direct
connect-Com1, 9600, and N-8-1.

b.  Verify that ProComm Plus has a connection and is on-line. Refer to
    figure 6-2.

    ![](media/image5.png){width="3.2222222222222223in"
    height="2.310416666666667in"}

    Figure 6-2. ProComm Plus On-Line Screen

c.  Select RecRMS from the drop-down listing under Script File. Refer to
    figure 6-3.

    ![](media/image6.png){width="3.0555555555555554in"
    height="2.2729166666666667in"}

    Figure 6-3. RecRMS Screen

    **NOTE**

This will automatically run the RecRMS program. The output file is
located at C:\\Program Files\\Procomm Plus\\Capture and the file name
will be pw#.cap, where the \# is the number of times you have run
RecRMS. This task will take approximately forty (40) minutes.

**Example:** If this is the first time you have run RecRMS, the filename
will be pw01.cap.

d.  At completion, single left-click the X button in the upper right
    corner to exit.

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5.  Verify that the folders: CFG_SEG, SYS_SEG and MAPS are present on
    the DCD drive (E:).

    a.  Single right-click on the **Start Menu** button.

    b.  Single left-click on **Explore**. This opens the Windows
        Explorer.

    c.  In the **Windows Explorer**, perform the following:

        1.  Single left-click on the **DCD** drive (E:).

        2.  Make sure that the CFG_SYS, SYS_SEG and MAPS folders are
            present.

            **NOTE**

            If the folders are present skip steps 5c(3)- 5c(8).

        3.  Single left-click on the **File** menu.

        4.  Single left-click on the **New** option.

        5.  Single left-click on the **Folder** option.

        6.  Type **CFG_SEG** \<ENTER\>.

        7.  Create a folder MAPS in E:\\. Refer to paragraph 5c(1)-(6).

        8.  Create a folder SYS_SEG in E:\\. Refer to paragraph
            5c(1)-(6).

6.  At the local display console (LDC) perform the following:

    a.  At menu 1.1, **TAKE CONTROL**, option **101**.

        **NOTE**

The following step on menu 5.2.3.8 ensures that all frequency pairs
above 28 are prohibited. ARSR-4 software build A03 inhibited
transmitting on frequency pairs above 28. If any pairs above 28 are
available the software will not load. Going to menu 5.2.3.8 satisfies
this requirement for all crystal sets. If a frequency pair on 5.2.3.8 is
selected as the diplex pair, do not change even if it is above 28. This
diplex pair will also select the diplex on the current crystal set. For
example if crystal set 0 and frequency pair 26 were selected as the
operating frequency, this would correspond to frequency pair 35 on menu
5.2.3.8.

b.  At menu 5.2.3.8, ensure that all frequency pairs above 28 are
    prohibited, unless in use. If changes are required, save at menu
    5.2.

c.  At menu 1.3, ensure that all sector IP modes are in VIP. If changes
    are required, disable the automatic switching to load the changes.
    After saving, re-enable automatic switching.

d.  At menu 7, **MOUNT DISK**, option **4**.

e.  At menu 7.3, save site-specific NAP and SAF segments by performing
    the following:

    1.  Enter the data entry mode by depressing the **CTRL** and **D**
        keys simultaneously.

    2.  Type **\\CFG_SEG** \<ENTER\> for directory path.

    3.  Using the arrow keys move down to the file name entry. Type
        **XXX** \<ENTER\> for file name. (e.g. A07)

    4.  Enter the command mode by depressing the **CTRL** and **C** keys
        simultaneously. Once in the command mode, check the directory
        and file name as entered in steps 6e(2) and 6e(3).

    5.  At menu 7.3, **SAVE** **SAP/FAPS TO DISK**, option **2**.

    6.  At menu 7.3, **SAVE** **SAFE DATA TO DISK**, option **6**.

f.  At menu 7, **PARK DISK**, option **5**.

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7.  At the data processor move the data collection disk (DCD) from the
    left bay to the right bay in the DCD carrier.

8.  In the data processor connect the small computer serial interface
    (SCSI) cable to the jack labeled DISK DRIVE and the SCSI adapter in
    the DRPC. Reboot the DRPC.

9.  At the DRPC perform the following:

    a.  Log on.

    b.  Insert the CD labeled XXX software build into the CDROM drive of
        the DRPC.

    c.  Single right-click on the **Start Menu** button.

    d.  Single left-click on **Explore**. This opens the Windows
        Explorer.

    e.  In the **Windows Explorer**, perform the following:

        1.  Single left-click on the **C:** drive. Refer to figure 6-4.

            ![](media/image7.png){width="2.9451388888888888in"
            height="2.522222222222222in"}

            Figure 6-4. Local Disc C: Drive Screen

            **NOTE**

If the DCD folder and its subfolders are already present, steps
9e(2)-(9) may be skipped.

1.  Single left-click on the **File** menu.

2.  Single left-click on the **New** option.

3.  Single left-click on the **Folder** option.

4.  Type **DCD** \<ENTER\>.

5.  Single left-click on the newly created **DCD** folder shown under
    the folders header.

6.  Create a folder MAPS in C:\\DCD\\. Refer to paragraph 9e(2)-(6).

7.  Create a folder CFG_SEG in C:\\DCD\\. Refer to paragraph 9e(2)-(6).

8.  Create a folder SYS_SEG in C:\\DCD\\. Refer to paragraph 9e(2)-(6).

    **NOTE**

    SCSI cable needs to be removed and reconnected. Then rescan the
    drives to refresh the DCD drive (E:).

9.  Single left-click on the **DCD** drive. The drive letter should be
    E:.

    **NOTE**

    Verify that the recycle bin is disabled for the DCD drive (E:).

10. Single left-click on the **FREELIST** file and depress the
    **Delete** key. Click **YES** in both windows that appear to confirm
    the deletion.

11. Double left-click on the **SYS_SEG** folder.

**NOTE**

The following commands save the current ARSR-4 software build. It is
recommended to preserve the previous operating build. Disk cleanup may
be necessary.

12. Create a folder **OLD_BLD** on the DCD drive. Refer to paragraph
    9e(2)-(5).

    **NOTE**

    The **OLD_BLD** folder may already be present, if so delete all
    files inside **OLD_BLD**.

13. Single left-click on the **OLD_BLD** folder.

14. Single left-click on the **Edit** menu.

15. Single left-click on the **Invert Selection** option. The window
    should look similar to figure 6-5.

    ![](media/image8.png){width="3.5340277777777778in"
    height="3.0208333333333335in"}

    Figure 6-5. SYS_SEG Screen

16. Single left-click on the **Edit** menu.

17. Single left-click on the **Move To Folder** option.

18. Single left-click on the plus sign **(+)** next to My Computer.

19. Single left-click on the plus sign **(+)** next to the DCD disk
    drive. (Should be drive letter E:.)

20. Single left-click on the plus sign **(+)** next to the SYS_SEG
    folder.

21. Single left-click on the **OLD_BLD** folder. Refer to figure 6-6.

    ![](media/image9.png){width="1.886111111111111in"
    height="2.0652777777777778in"}

    Figure 6-6. OLD_BLD Screen

22. Single left-click on **OK**.

    **NOTE**

The following commands copy the software from the CD to the DCD.

23. Single left-click on the **CDROM** drive.

24. Single left-click on the **Edit** menu, then single left-click on
    the **Select All** option.

25. Single left-click on the **Edit** menu, then single left-click on
    the **Copy** option.

26. Single left-click on the plus sign **(+)** next to the DCD drive
    (should be E:) and single left-click on the **SYS_SEG** folder.

27. Single left-click on the **Edit** menu, then single left-click on
    the **Paste** option.

28. The files should now be copied to the DCD drive. If you encounter
    any errors repeat steps 9e(24) through (28).

    **NOTE**

The following commands restore the site specific data that was stored to
the DCD in paragraphs 6e(5) through (6). The following steps should only
be performed if the version number changes, (1 to 2), and should be
skipped if the build letter changes (A to B).

29. Single left-click on the **CFG_SEG** folder on the DCD drive.

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(a) Locate the **XXX.nap** and **XXX.saf** files, XXX represents the
    current build. Depress and hold the **CTRL** key and single
    left-click on each of the files. Move the files to the **SYS_SEG**
    folder on the DCD drive using the procedure located in steps
    9e(17)-(23).

**NOTE**

If you cannot see the file extensions (e.g. .nap, and .saf) then
complete steps 9e(30)(b) through (f) other wise go to step 9e(30)(g).

(b) Single left-click on the **Tools** menu.

(c) Single left-click on the **Folder Options** option.

(d) Single left-click on the **View** tab.

(e) Uncheck the box next to **Hide file extensions** **for known file
    types**.

(f) Single left-click on **OK**.

(g) Single left-click on the **SYS_SEG** folder on the DCD drive.

(h) Single left-click on the **a4oc-XXX.nap** file and depress the
    **Delete** key. Depress **Enter** to confirm the deletion. Single
    left-click on the **a4oc-XXX.saf** file and depress the **Delete**
    key. Depress **Enter** to confirm the deletion.

(i) Single left-click on the **XXX.nap** file. Single left-click on the
    **File** menu. Single left-click on the **Rename** option. Type
    **a4oc-XXX.nap** \<Enter\>.

(j) Single left-click on the **xxx.saf** file. Single left-click on the
    **File** menu. Single left-click on the **Rename** option. Type
    **a4oc-XXX.saf** \<Enter\>.

(k) Single left-click on **a40c-XXX.seg**. Single left-click on the
    **File** menu. Single left-click on the **Rename** option. Type
    **sgmntdir.seg** \<Enter\>.

(l) Single left-click on the **DCD** drive. (Drive letter should be E:.)

(m) Single left-click on the **Edit** menu.

(n) Single left-click on the **Select All** option.

(o) Single left-click on the **Edit** menu.

(p) Single left-click on the **Copy To Folder** option.

(q) Single left-click on the plus sign **(+)** next to the C: drive.

(r) Single left-click on the **DCD** folder. Single left-click on
    **OK**, then **YES** to all prompts.

    a.  Remove the disk CD XXX software build from the CDROM drive of
        the DRPC.

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10. At the data processor, move the DCD from the right bay to the left
    bay in the DCD carrier. Wait thirty (30) seconds before proceeding.

11. At the LDC, **MOUNT DISK**, menu **7**, option **4**.

12. Once the DCD has been mounted, in the data processor set the
    bootstrap loader switch to **DISK** and press the **SYSTEM RESET**
    button. Allow approximately ten (10) minutes for the system to
    recover and check the login screen to verify that software build XXX
    has loaded. Wait five (5) minutes and verify that no additional
    alarms are present.

13. In the data processor, set the bootstrap loader switch to **EEPROM**
    and press the **SYSTEM RESET** button. Allow three (3) minutes for
    the system to recover.

14. At the LDC perform the following:

    a.  At menu 1.1, **TAKE CONTROL**, option **101**.

    b.  At menu 1.1, **TRANSMITTER OFF**, option **108**.

    c.  At menu 1.1, **SYSTEM TO REPAIR MODE**, option **204**.

    d.  At menu 1.2.7, put **EEPROM B** in **LOCK**.

    e.  At menu 7.2, ensure that the directory path is **\\SYS_SEG**,
        file name is **SGMNTDIR**, and segment to load is **0**. Then
        load **SYSTEM SEGMENT**, option **1**. It will take
        approximately twenty (20) minutes to load both EEPROMs. Verify
        in the message buffer that each EEPROM was successfully loaded.
        To clear the message buffer depress the **CTRL** and **G** keys
        simultaneously. If the system performs a warm/cold start or the
        load was not successful, repeat step 14.

    f.  At menu 1.1, **COLD START** **SYSTEM**, option **202**. Enter
        **1** when prompted. A cold start takes approximately 1.5 (one
        and one-half) minutes to complete.

    g.  At the login screen verify software build XXX. If not, repeat
        step 14.

15. Wait five (5) minutes and verify that no additional alarms are
    present.

16. Install the spare AMSP EEPROM Board in slot 6A3A212 in accordance
    with Instruction Book TI 6340.35, paragraph 7.3.2.9.

17. At the LDC perform the following:

    a.  At menu 1.1, **TAKE CONTROL**, option **101**.

    b.  At menu 1.1, **COLD START SYSTEM**, option **202**. Enter **1**
        when prompted. A cold start takes approximately 1.5 (one and
        one-half) minutes.

    c.  At menu 1.1, **TAKE CONTROL**, option **101**.

    d.  At menu 1.1, **TRANSMITTER OFF**, option **108**.

    e.  At menu 1.1, **SYSTEM TO** **REPAIR MODE**, option **204**.

    f.  At menu 1.2.7, put **EEPROM A** in **LOCK**.

    g.  At menu 1.2.7, **RELOAD THE LOCKED EEPROM FROM THE ONLINE
        EEPROM**, option **1**. This takes approximately ten (10)
        minutes. Verify in message buffer that the off-line EEPROM was
        successfully loaded. To clear the message buffer depress the
        **CTRL** and **G** keys simultaneously. If the system performs a
        warm/cold start or the load was not successful, repeat step 17.

    h.  At menu 1.1, **COLD START SYSTEM**, option **202**. Enter **1**
        when prompted. A cold start takes approximately 1.5 (one and
        one-half) minutes.

    i.  At the login screen verify software build XXX. If not, repeat
        step 17. Wait five (5) minutes and verify that no additional
        alarms are present.

18. Install the original AMSP EEPROM Board in slot 6A3A212 in accordance
    with Instruction Book TI 6340.35, paragraph 7.3.2.9.

19. In the data processor insert the **spare** **DCD** into the right
    bay of the DCD carrier. Connect the SCSI cable between the DRPC and
    the data processor jack labeled DISK DRIVE. Reboot the DRPC.

20. On the DRPC perform the following:

    a.  Log on.

    b.  Single right-click on the **Start** Button.

    c.  Single left-click on **Explore**. This opens the Windows
        Explorer.

    d.  In **Windows Explorer**, perform the following:

        1.  Single left-click on the **DCD** drive. The drive letter
            should be E:.

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        1.  Single left-click on the **File** menu.

        2.  Single left-click on the **DRIVE LETTER** option that
            appears. Refer to figure 6-7.

            ![](media/image10.png){width="3.470833333333333in"
            height="2.9923611111111112in"}

            Figure 6-7. Drive Letter Screen

        3.  Single left-click on **Format**. Refer to figure 6-8.

            ![](media/image11.png){width="2.6069444444444443in"
            height="3.54375in"}

            Figure 6-8. Format Screen

        4.  Under the **Capacity** option, select the largest number.

        5.  Under the **File System** option, select **FAT**.

        6.  Under the **Allocation Unit Size** option, select **Default
            Allocation Size**.

        7.  Under the **Volume Label** option, type **NEW VOLUME**.

        8.  Verify that the box next to the **Quick Format** option is
            not checked.

        9.  Single left-click on the **Start** button.

        10. When prompted, single left-click on **OK**.

        11. Single left-click on the **OK** button that appears when the
            formatting process has completed.

        12. Single left-click on the **C:** drive.

        13. Double left-click on the **DCD** folder.

        14. Single left-click on the **Edit** menu.

        15. Single left-click on the **Select All** option.

        16. Single left-click on the **Edit** menu.

        17. Single left-click on the **Copy To Folder** option.

        18. Single left-click on the **DCD** drive (should be E:) in the
            window that pops up.

        19. Single left-click on **OK**.

21. Remove the spare DCD from the DCD carrier. Remove SCSI cable from
    DRPC and data processor. Reboot DRPC. Close data processor door.
    Return the radar to the normal operating configuration.

    Figures 6-9 through 6-18. Reserved

    2.  Reserved

6.5.3 [Backup Spare EEPROM]{.underline}. The following procedure
provides the method to backup the spare EEPROM with the operational
ARSR-4 software build and current NAP and SAF segments to the spare
EEPROM. The following procedure will require a system outage of
approximately thirty (30) minutes.

1.  Install the spare AMSP EEPROM Board in slot 6A3A212 in accordance
    with Instruction Book TI 6340.35, paragraph 7.3.2.9.

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22. At the LDC perform the following:

    a.  At menu 1.1, **TAKE CONTROL**, option **101**.

    b.  At menu 1.1, **COLD START SYSTEM**, option **202**. Enter **1**
        when prompted. A cold start takes approximately 1.5 (one and
        one-half) minutes.

    c.  At menu 1.1, **TAKE** **CONTROL**, option **101**.

    d.  At menu 1.1, **TRANSMITTER OFF**, option **108**.

    e.  At menu 1.1, **SYSTEM TO** **REPAIR MODE**, option **204.**

    f.  At menu 1.2.7, put **EEPROM A** in **LOCK**.

    g.  At menu 1.2.7, **RELOAD THE LOCKED EEPROM FROM THE ONLINE
        EEPROM**, option **1**. This takes approximately ten (10)
        minutes. Verify in message buffer that the off-line EEPROM was
        successfully loaded. To clear the message buffer depress the
        **CTRL** and **G** keys simultaneously. If the system performs a
        warm/cold start or the load was not successful, repeat step 2.

    h.  At menu 1.1, **COLD START SYSTEM**, option **202**. Enter **1**
        when prompted. A cold start takes approximately 1.5 (one and
        one-half) minutes.

        **NOTE**

In the following steps XXX will refer to the software version. This XXX
is the shortened version for the software. For example, A4OC-A02 will be
version A02.

i.  At the login screen verify software build XXX. If not, repeat
    step 2. Wait five (5) minutes and verify that no additional alarms
    are present.

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23. Install the original AMSP EEPROM Board in slot 6A3A212 in accordance
    with TI 6340.35, paragraph 7.3.2.9.

6.5.4 [Make Data Collection Disk (DCD) Bootable]{.underline}. The
following procedure provides a method to back up the operational ARSR-4
software build and current NAP and SAF segments to the DCD to make it
bootable. The following procedure does not require an outage.

1.  At menu 7, **MOUNT DISK**, option **4**.

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24. At menu 7.3 save site specific NAP and SAF segments by performing
    the following:

    a.  Enter the data entry mode by depressing the **CTRL** and **D**
        keys simultaneously.

    b.  Type **\\CFG_SEG** \<ENTER\> for directory path.

        **NOTE**

In the following steps XXX will refer to the software version. This XXX
is the shortened version for the software. For example, A4OC-A02 will be
version A02.

c.  Using the arrow keys move down to the file name entry. Type **XXX**
    \<ENTER\> for file name. (e.g. A07)

d.  Enter the command mode by depressing the **CTRL** and **C** keys
    simultaneously. Once in command mode check the directory and file
    name as entered in steps b and c.

e.  At menu 7.3, **SAVE** **SAP/FAPS TO DISK**, option **2**.

f.  At menu 7.3, **SAVE** **SAFE DATA TO DISK**, option **6**.

g.  At menu 7, **PARK DISK**, option **5**.

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25. At the data processor move the data collection disk (DCD) from the
    left bay to the right bay in the DCD carrier.

26. In the data processor connect the SCSI cable to the jack labeled
    DISK DRIVE and the SCSI adapter in the DRPC. Reboot the DRPC.

27. At the DRPC perform the following:

    a.  Log on.

    b.  Single right-click on the **Start Menu** button.

    c.  Single left-click on **Explore.** This opens the Windows
        Explorer.

    d.  In the **Windows Explorer**, perform the following:

        1.  Single left-click on the **DCD** drive (should be E:).

        2.  Single left-click on the **FREELIST** file and depress the
            **Delete** key. Click **YES** in both windows that appear to
            confirm the deletion.

            **NOTE**

            Ensure that the **FREELIST** is deleted and not being stored
            in the recycle bin.

        3.  Single left-click on the **CFG_SEG** folder located on the
            **DCD** drive (should be E:).

        4.  Locate the **XXX.nap** and **XXX.saf** files, **XXX**
            represents the current build. Depress and hold the **CTRL**
            key and single left-click on each of the files.

        5.  Single left-click on the **Edit** menu and then single
            left-click on the **Copy** option.

        6.  Single left-click on the folder **SYS_SEG** located on the
            **DCD** (should be E**:**) drive.

        7.  Single left-click on the **Edit** menu and then single
            left-click on the **Paste** option. Single left-click
            **YES** on all windows that appear.

        8.  Single left-click on the **a4oc-XXX.nap** file and depress
            the **Delete** key. Depress **Enter** to confirm the
            deletion. Single left-click on the **a4oc.XXX.saf** file and
            depress the **Delete** key. Depress **Enter** to confirm the
            deletion.

        9.  Single left-click on the **XXX.nap** file. Single left-click
            on the **File** menu. Single left-click on the **Rename**
            option. Type **a4oc-XXX.nap** and depress **Enter**.

        10. Single left-click on the **XXX.saf** file. Single left-click
            on the **File** menu. Single left-click on the **Rename**
            option. Type **a4oc-XXX.saf** and depress **Enter**.

6.5.5 [Backup Software and Maps to Data Reduction Personal Computer
(DRPC)]{.underline}. The following procedure provides the method to back
up the operational ARSR-4 software build and current maps to the DRPC.
The following procedure does not require an outage.

1.  At menu 1.1, **TAKE CONTROL**, option **101**.

2.  At menu 7, **PARK DISK**, option **5**.

3.  At the data processor move the data collection disk (DCD) from the
    left bay to the right bay in the DCD carrier.

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28. In the data processor connect the small computer serial interface
    (SCSI) cable to the jack labeled DISK DRIVE and the SCSI adapter in
    the DRPC. Reboot the DRPC.

29. At the DRPC perform the following:

    a.  Log on.

    b.  Single right-click on the **Start Menu** button.

    c.  Single left-click on **Explorer.** This opens Windows Explorer.

    d.  In the **Windows Explorer**, perform the following.

        1.  Single left-click on the **C:** drive.

        2.  Single left-click on the **File** menu.

        3.  Single left-click on the **New** option.

        4.  Single left-click on **Folder**.

        5.  Type **DCD** and depress **Enter**.

        6.  Single left-click on the **DCD** drive (should be E:).

        7.  Single left-click on the **FREELIST** file and depress the
            **Delete** key. Click **Yes** in both windows that appear to
            confirm deletion.

            **NOTE**

            Ensure that the **FREELIST** is deleted and not being stored
            in the recycle bin.

        8.  Depress and hold the **CTRL** key and single left-click on
            the folders **MAPS, SYS_SEG** and **CFG_SEG**. Single
            left-click on the **Edit** menu and then single left-click
            on the **Copy** option.

        9.  Single left-click on the **C:** drive.

        10. Single left-click on the **DCD** folder.

        11. Single left-click on the **EDIT** menu and then single
            left-click on the **PASTE** option. Single left-click
            **Yes** on all windows that appear.

6.5.6 [Backup Software to Spare Data Collection Disk (DCD)]{.underline}.
The following procedure provides the method to back up the operational
ARSR-4 software build to the spare DCD from the DRPC. The following
procedure does not require an outage. If not already done, perform
paragraph 6.5.5.

1.  In the data processor connect the SCSI cable to the jack labeled
    DISK DRIVE and the SCSI adapter in the DRPC.

2.  In the data processor insert the spare DCD into the right bay of the
    DCD carrier.

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30. Reboot the DRPC and determine if the spare DCD requires
    partitioning. During boot observe the DRPC and ensure that the spare
    DCD is mapped to drive E.

31. Partition and Format a DCD on the DRPC.

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a.  At the data processor, ensure that the data collection disk (DCD) is
    in the right bay in the DCD carrier.

b.  Log on to the DRPC.

c.  Double left-click on **My Computer**.

d.  Double left-click on **Control Panel**.

e.  Double left-click on **Administrative Tools**.

f.  Double left-click on **Computer Management**.

g.  Single left-click on **Disk Management**. It is located under the
    Storage section.

    **NOTE**

If a "Write Signature and Upgrade Disk Wizard" appears, single
left-click on **Cancel**. Refer to the figure 6-19.

![](media/image12.png){width="3.5166666666666666in"
height="2.7284722222222224in"}

Figure 6-19. Write Signature and Upgrade Disk Wizard Screen

h.  Single left-click on **Disk 1** on the graphical representation of
    the DCD. Refer to figure 6-20.

![](media/image13.png){width="3.9277777777777776in"
height="2.951388888888889in"}

Figure 6-20. Local Disk Screen

i.  Single left-click on the **Action** menu.

j.  Single left-click on the **All Tasks** sub-menu. Refer to figure
    6-21.

![](media/image14.png){width="4.180555555555555in"
height="3.134027777777778in"}

Figure 6-21. All Tasks Sub-Menu Screen

k.  Single left-click on **Create Partition**. The **Create Partition
    Wizard** will appear. Refer to figure 6-22.

![](media/image15.png){width="4.088888888888889in"
height="3.1395833333333334in"}

Figure 6-22. Create Partition Wizard Screen

l.  Single left-click on **Next**.

m.  Single left-click on **Primary Partition**. Refer to figure 6-23.

![](media/image16.png){width="3.842361111111111in" height="2.95in"}

Figure 6-23. Primary Partition Screen

n.  Single left-click on **Next**.

o.  Verify that value under **Amount of disk space to use:** is the same
    value as the **Maximum disk space:**. Refer to figure 6-24.

![](media/image17.png){width="4.083333333333333in"
height="3.123611111111111in"}

Figure 6-24. Specify Partition Size Screen

p.  Single left-click on **Next**.

q.  Assign a drive letter. Select any available letter, this will be the
    drive letter for the DCD drive. Refer to figure 6-25.

![](media/image18.png){width="3.7847222222222223in"
height="2.9138888888888888in"}

Figure 6-25. Assign Drive Letter or Path Screen

r.  Single left-click on **Next**.

s.  Single left-click on **Format this partition with the following
    settings:**.

t.  Select **FAT** in the **File system to use:** field.

u.  Select **Default** in the **Allocation unit size:** field.

v.  Enter **New Volume** in the **Volume Label:** field.

w.  Verify that the **Perform a Quick Format** box is **not** checked.
    Refer to figure 6-26.

![](media/image19.png){width="3.563888888888889in" height="2.7125in"}

Figure 6-26. Format Partition Screen

x.  Single left-click on **Next**.

y.  Single left-click on **Finish**. Refer to the figure 6-27.

![](media/image20.png){width="3.401388888888889in"
height="2.6034722222222224in"}

Figure 6-27. Completing the Create Partition Wizard Screen

**NOTE**

The DCD will now be partitioned and formatted. This will take a few
minutes to complete.

**NOTE:**

There will be a progress indicator for the percentage completed in the
formatting process. Refer to figure 6-28.

> ![](media/image21.png){width="3.5902777777777777in"
> height="2.7104166666666667in"}

Figure 6-28. Computer Management Disk 1 Formatting Percentage Complete
Screen

**NOTE**

Once the formatting is complete, the drive is ready for use. Refer to
figure 6-29.

> ![](media/image22.png){width="3.6798611111111112in"
> height="2.7645833333333334in"}
>
> Figure 6-29. Formatting Complete Screen

32. Single right-click on the **Start Menu** button.

    a.  Single left-click on **Explorer.** This opens Windows Explorer.

    b.  In the **Windows Explorer**, perform the following:

        1.  Single left-click on the **C:** drive.

        2.  Single left-click on the **DCD** Folder.

        3.  While depressing the **CTRL** key, single left-click on the
            following folders: **MAPS, SYS_SEG,** and **CFG_SEG**.
            Single left-click on the **Edit** menu and then single
            left-click on the **Copy** option.

        4.  Single left-click on the **DCD** drive (E:).

        5.  Single left-click on the **Edit** menu and then single
            left-click on the **Paste** option. Single left-click
            **YES** on all windows that appear.

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3.  Remove the spare DCD from the DCD carrier. Return the radar to the
    normal operating configuration.

    7.  [Saving NAP/SAF Segments to EEPROM]{.underline}. The following
        procedure provides the method to back up the NAP and SAF
        segments to the EEPROM. The following procedure does not require
        an outage.

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1.  At menu 1.1, **TAKE** **CONTROL**, option **101**.

2.  At menu 1.3, ensure that all sector IP modes are in VIP. If changes
    are required disable the automatic switching to load the changes.
    After saving, re-enable automatic switching.

3.  At menu 1.2.7, put **EEPROM B** in **LOCK**.

4.  Select menu **ARSR-4 REMOTE MONITORING SYSTEM FUNCTIONS** by
    depressing the **CTRL** and **T keys** simultaneously.

5.  Backup NAP segment, option **11**, **BACKUP NON-VOLATILE SAP/FAPS TO
    PROM**.

6.  Wait 2 scans and backup SAF segment, option **12**, **BACKUP SAFE
    DATA TO PROM**.

7.  At menu 1.2.7, put **EEPROM B** in **STBY**.

    7.  [Partitioning New DCD]{.underline}. The following procedure
        provides the method to partition a new DCD.

> **NOTES**
>
> Perform this procedure only if instructed by the Surveillance Branch,
> ARSR-4 team.
>
> This procedure requires that you reformat a DCD disk, which will erase
> all the data on the disk. Ensure that you do not use a DCD disk from
> which you need to recover data.

1.  Park the data collection disk (DCD) as specified in TI 6340.29,
    paragraph 3.10.3.

2.  At the data processor, place the data collection disk (DCD) into the
    right bay in the DCD carrier.

3.  In the data processor, connect the SCSI cable to the jack labeled
    DISK DRIVE.

4.  Connect the other end of the SCSI cable to the data reduction
    personal computer (DRPC).

5.  Reboot the DRPC.

6.  Log on to the DRPC by simultaneously depressing the **Ctrl**,
    **Alt**, and **Delete** keys. The user name will be **ARSR4**. The
    password is **arsr4.**

> **NOTE**
>
> Both the user name and password are case sensitive. After entering the
> user name and password, single left-click **OK** to log on.

7.  Double left-click on **My Computer**.

8.  Double left-click on **Control Panel**.

9.  Double left-click on **Administrative Tools**.

10. Maximize the window.

11. Single left-click on **Disk Management**. It is located under the
    Storage section.

> **NOTE**
>
> If a "Write Signature and Upgrade Disk Wizard" appears, single
> left-click on **Cancel**. (Refer to figure 6-30.)

![](media/image12.png){width="3.5166666666666666in"
height="2.7284722222222224in"}

Figure 6-30. Write Signature And Upgrade Disk Wizard Screen

12. Single left-click on **Disk 1** on the graphical representation of
    the DCD. Refer to figure 6-31.

![](media/image13.png){width="3.9277777777777776in"
height="2.951388888888889in"}

Figure 6-31. Local Disk Screen

13. Single left-click on the Action menu.

14. Single left-click on the All Tasks sub-menu. Refer to figure 6-32.

![](media/image14.png){width="4.180555555555555in"
height="3.134027777777778in"}

Figure 6-32. All Tasks Sub-Menu Screen

15. Single left-click on Create Partition. The Create Partition Wizard
    will appear. Refer to figure 6-33.

![](media/image15.png){width="4.088888888888889in"
height="3.1395833333333334in"}

Figure 6-33. Create Partition Wizard Screen

16. Single left-click on Next.

17. Single left-click on Primary Partition. Refer to figure 6-34.

![](media/image16.png){width="3.842361111111111in" height="2.95in"}

Figure 6-34. Primary Partition Screen

18. Single left-click on Next.

19. Verify that value under Amount of disk space to use: is the same
    value as the Maximum disk space:. Refer to figure 6-35.

![](media/image17.png){width="4.083333333333333in"
height="3.123611111111111in"}

Figure 6-35. Specify Partition Size Screen

20. Single left-click on Next.

21. Assign a drive letter. Select any available letter, this will be the
    drive letter for the DCD drive. Refer to figure 6-36.

![](media/image18.png){width="3.7847222222222223in"
height="2.9138888888888888in"}

Figure 6-36. Assign Drive Letter or Path Screen

22. Single left-click on Next.

23. Single left-click on Format this partition with the following
    settings:.

24. Select FAT in the File system to use: field.

25. Select Default in the Allocation unit size: field.

26. Enter New Volume in the Volume Label: field.

27. Verify that the Perform a Quick Format box is not checked. Refer to
    figure 6-37.

![](media/image19.png){width="3.563888888888889in" height="2.7125in"}

Figure 6-37. Format Partition Screen

28. Single left-click on Next.

29. Single left-click on Finish. Refer to the figure 6-38.

![](media/image20.png){width="3.401388888888889in"
height="2.6034722222222224in"}

Figure 6-38. Completing the Create Partition Wizard Screen

**NOTE**

The DCD will now be partitioned and formatted. This will take a few
minutes to complete. There will be a progress indicator for the
percentage completed in the formatting process. Refer to figure 6-39.

> ![](media/image21.png){width="3.5902777777777777in"
> height="2.7104166666666667in"}
>
> Figure 6-39. Computer Management Disk 1 Formatting Percentage Complete
> Screen

**NOTE**

Once the formatting is complete, the drive is ready for use. Refer to
figure 40.

> ![](media/image22.png){width="3.6798611111111112in"
> height="2.7645833333333334in"}

Figure 6-40. Formatting Complete Screen

6.5.9 [RecRMS Program]{.underline}. The following procedure provides the
method to run the RecRMS program.

1.  Connect the maintenance data terminal (MDT) cable from the data
    reduction personal computer (DRPC) serial port to the J-85 in the
    radar cable junction box (RCJB). Reboot the DRPC.

    2\. From the DRPC, perform the following:

    a.  Log on.

    b.  Double left-click on the **ProComm Plus** icon on the desktop.

        3\. ProComm Plus.

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    a.  Verify that ProComm Plus is configured properly to connect as
        the MDT. Refer to figure 6-41 below.

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        Figure 6-41. ProComm Plus Terminal Screen

        **NOTE**

        The settings on the bottom of the screen, from left to right,
        should be: VT-100, Zmodem, direct connect-Com1, 9600, and N-8-1.

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    c.  Verify that ProComm Plus has a connection and is on-line. Refer
        to figure 6-42.

        ![](media/image5.png){width="3.472916666666667in"
        height="2.6125in"}

        Figure 6-42. System On-Line Screen

    d.  Select **RecRMS** from the drop-down listing under **Script
        File**. Refer to figure 6-43.

        ![](media/image6.png){width="4.107638888888889in"
        height="3.057638888888889in"}

        Figure 6-43. RecRMS Screen

        **NOTE**

        This will automatically run the RecRMS program. The output file
        is located at C:\\Program Files\\Procomm Plus\\Capture and the
        file name will be pw#.cap, where the \# is the number of times
        you have run RecRMS. This task will take approximately
        forty (40) minutes.

        **Example:** If this is the first time you have run RecRMS, the
        file name will be pw01.cap.

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4.  At completion, single left-click the X button in the upper right
    corner to exit.

6.5.10 [PAS_COLL Program]{.underline}. The following procedure provides
on the method to run the passive collection program.

1.  Ensure that the Serial Cable running from the Black Box is connected
    into the SDLC card on the DRPC.

2.  Double click on the Passive Collect icon on the desktop to start
    Passive Collect.

3.  To start recording in Passive Collect: Click **Record -- Start.**
    Refer to figure 6-44.

![](media/image23.png){width="3.345138888888889in"
height="1.9083333333333334in"}

Figure 6-44. PasColl Start Dropdown Screen

4.  To stop recording: Click **Record-Stop**. Refer to figure 6-45.

![](media/image24.png){width="3.3340277777777776in"
height="1.9541666666666666in"}

Figure 6-45. PasColl Stop Dropdown Screen

5.  To change the Link Timer:

    a.  Click **Link Timer**

    b.  Change the Link Timer to the desired number of seconds. Click
        **OK**.

        Refer to figure 6-46.

![](media/image25.png){width="3.307638888888889in"
height="2.109027777777778in"}

> Figure 6-46. Set Link Timer Screen

6.  For help refer to the help section within Passive Collect.