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30 SpeedSet P R O D U C T M A N U A L EN Appendix A – Computer System This machinery uses Linux-based solid-state touch screens for equipment control. The computer is connected to the plant Ethernet network either via cable or with an optional wireless module. Since the drive is mostly read-only, viruses and other malware cannot install themselves onto the computer. NOTE The following information is for IT staff only and is only needed during initial setup. Contact tech support for additional information. The control software is preloaded onto a VFAT partition located at the beginning of the drive. This is accessible by plugging the flash/USB module into any standard Windows computer. The contents of the computer are also accessible via Windows file sharing. Make any changes to the IP address or DHCP mode here. A Linux console can be accessed by pressing Alt-F2 anytime in the GUI and running the 'xterm' program. \\192.168.0.123\data job files, if using local storage mode \\192.168.0.123\software$ control program and software startup script (startup.sh) \\192.168.0.123\config$ configuration files for software appconfig.xml general program settings motion.xml settings for each movement/axis logging.properties log4j logging configuration for diagnostics \\192.168.0.123\system$ entire Linux system (read-only) The network configuration is contained in the system\network.sh file. The computer has two network interfaces. Generally, one is connected only to the machine's internal network. ! CAUTION Nothing else should be connected to this network or it may cause unsafe/unreliable machine operation. Internal IP range is 10.1.1.1/24. IP's for each VC1 are located in motion.xml.