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36 lines
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AST RESEARCH TECHNICAL BULLETIN TB-0286 07/06/87
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AST 5250 CONFIGURATION FILE
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The AST 5250 product family use a configuration program
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"CFG5251.EXE" to create a configuration file. The default name
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of this configuration file is "AST5251.CFG". The file contains
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the information and tables required for running emulation. If
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this file becomes corrupted during it's creation, invalid and
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unpredictable results may occur.
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The following scenarios are listed here to provide the user with
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examples of the type of situations which could occur, due to a
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corrupted configuration file:
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1. The user attempts to make a connection via ASYNC dial-
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up. The pc goes into a "waiting for call back" mode.
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No "call back" is received because there is no phone
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number stored in the master pc's directory.
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2. Printer aligns forms incorrectly due to invalid printer
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configuration strings in the print table.
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3. Invalid characters appear on the screen when keys are
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pressed due to invalid scan code tables.
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4. Diagnostic error codes appear erroneously on execution of
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"Kernel" due to corrupted hardware configuration table.
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To correct these types of problems required deletion of the
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configuration file and recreation through "cfg5251.exe".
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