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System Startup

 Microsoft 2000 Startup (Boot)
  1. Power on the PC system

  2. Wait for Windows 2000 Logon screen to appear

  3. Log on as Administrator with the appropriate password

 Application Startup

The process control applications are not automatically started when the computer is booted.  However, the application system is easily started with the following sequence:

Double click on the NtRtMgr Startup icon on the desktop.  The TelePro Real-time Control System window appears as follows:

  • The top half of the window displays the status of the control tasks, one per line.  Verify proper operation of tasks (as follows for a typical control system):

  • Tasks GsmOpcSrv, TrenedMgr, TrendGsm, TrendSrv should be active

  • Various tasks should be active and using some portion of their interval

  • The tasks that run on a timer (their names frequently start with a ‘T’) should be active.

  • The tasks that run on demand (their names frequently start with a ‘D’) should be either ‘Prenatal’ or 'Stopped’

More detailed information about the internal operation of the Startup process is available in of this manual.

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