Pelco System 9760 manual Testport Directory, DOS Directory

TESTPORT DIRECTORY

The TESTPORT directory contains files that can be used to test whether the RJ-45 communication ports on the rear of the CM9700-CC1 are functioning. From the root directory, you can change to the TESTPORT directory by entering cd testport and then pressing Enter.

The C:\TESTPORT prompt appears.

To view the contents of the TESTPORT directory, enter dir and then press Enter (refer to Figure 43).

14:29:02.30 Tue 07-19-2005 C:\TESTPORT>dir Volume in drive C has no label

Volume Serial Number is 1B13-0FD8 Directory of C:\TESTPORT

.	<DIR>		02-16-99	8:11a
..	<DIR>		02-16-99	8:11a
TESTPORT CAM		3,548	04-22-97	12:50p
TESTPORT GPI		3,548	04-22-97	12:50p
TESTPORT MON		3,548	04-22-97	12:50p
TESTPORT MSG		3,548	04-22-97	12:50p
TESTPORT PIN		3,548	04-22-97	12:50p
TESTPORT SCP		3,548	04-22-97	12:50p
TESTPORT MAC		3,548	04-22-97	12:50p
TESTPORT SYM		3,548	04-22-97	12:50p
TESTPORT BAT		3,548	04-22-97	12:50p
11 file(s)			9,889 bytes
		2,133,393,408 bytes free

14:29:03.18 Tue 07-19-2005 C:\TESTPORT>

Figure 43. CM9700-CC1 TESTPORT Directory

DOS DIRECTORY

The DOS directory contains the commands and programs associated with MS-DOS. From the root directory, you can access the DOS subdirectory by entering cd dos and then pressing Enter. The C:\DOS prompt appears.

To view the contents of the DOS directory, enter dir and then press Enter. A list of files in the DOS directory scrolls quickly. To be able to view the contents one screen at a time, enter dir/p and then press Enter. If you also want to display the contents in wide format, enter dir/w/p and then press Enter.

Note that the HELP file is contained within the DOS directory. The HELP file provides information about MS-DOS commands. To view the HELP file from the C:\DOS directory, enter help and then press Enter.

The MS-DOS command reference appears, which provides detailed information about the various MS-DOS commands.

NOTE: You can access the HELP file at any command prompt by entering help. You do not need to be in the DOS directory to access the HELP file.

For additional information about DOS as it relates to the 9760 system, refer to the System Programming Using DOS section.

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