CheckLanguageID, Scope | Siemens PANEL PC 877 specs

Operation and configuration 9.2 Additional Drivers and Applications

9.2.8CheckLanguageID

Scope

The following applies to Windows 2000 Professional Multi-Language and Windows XP Professional Multi-Language.

Call

c:\drivers\checklang\checklangid.exe or reinstallation from the "Documentation and Drivers" CD.

Function

"CheckLanguageID" displays the currently installed languages.

Figure 9-5 CheckLanguageID

•SystemDefaultLangID: System language

•UserDefaultLangID: Standard language

•UserDefaultUILangID: User interface language

Notice

All three languages displayed should have the same ID assigned.

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Operating instructions, Release 07/2006, A5E00877780-01

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Siemens PANEL PC 877 operating instructions CheckLanguageID, Scope

Contents

Operating Instructions Edition 07/2006 SimaticPage Operating instructions Release 07/2006 Industrial PC Simatic Panel PC Trademarks Safety GuidelinesQualified Personnel Prescribed Usage Table of contents 10-1 Table of contents 11-1 17-1 14-115-1 16-1 Glossary-1 Viii Overview Foreword Representation Validity Position in the information landscapeConventions Trademarks Emergencies Safety informationSafety information Unintentional operating situations Electrical connectionSystem expansions High frequency radiation Repairs Handling and disposal of lithium batteries Transport General informationOverview Chemical stability Safety-relevant applicationsTools & downloads Processor and optical drive Burn-in dffect on TFT displays Sources of lightDefective pixels in the display Brief description DescriptionDesign Design Touch screen variants Keyboard variants General features Technical features DVD-ROM Configuration options Remote Kit, 24V DC, 30m AccessoriesAccessories Comment Order No Remote Kit order version Description Accessories Field of application Application planningIntroduction Unpacking and checking the delivery Procedure Identification Number Device identification data Mounting Positions and Fastening Installation guidelines Application planning 4.4 Mounting Positions and Fastening Permitted mounting positions Permitted mounting positionsApproval Type of fixation IP54 degree of protection Protection against dust and waterPrinciple IP65 degree of protection and NEMA4 Preparing the mounting cut-out Mounting cut-out Steps for preparing the mounting cut-out Preparing the mounting cut-outS53 Tolerance Additional mounting depth with optical drive Mounting depth of the devicePanel PC with operator Units Electromagnetic compatibility Installing the device according to EMC directiveEMC directive Switchgear cabinet installation InstallationRack installation Swivel arm installation IP 65 degree of protection Steps for drilling holes Securing the device with screwsDrilling holes Risk of damage Steps for fastening the device with screws IP 54 degree of protection Observe the panel seal when mounting Installation Securing the device with screws Connection and operator control components Connecting Data loss Reset buttonOn / Off switch USB connection control unit Item Name Guarantee for the IP 65 degree of protectionConnection components of the control unit Use of USB devices General connection information Connecting the 100 V to 240 V AC power supply Country-specific connection information Power Factor CorrectionConnecting the power supply Power consumption Steps for connecting the device to the 24 V DC power supply Connecting the 24 V DC power supplyPower supply Connecting the protective conductor Steps for connecting the equipotential bonding Connecting the equipotential bonding circuitConnecting the equipotential bonding circuit Connecting Connecting the equipotential bonding circuit Additional information Integration into an automation systemEthernet 1 MPI/PROFIBUS-DP network Device in a Simatic S7 configuration Risk of damage to the device Connecting an S7 automation systemCoupling Hardware requirements Networking via Industrial Ethernet Requirements ChecklistCommissioning Self Test Switch on the device Setting up the Microsoft Windows operating system Additional hardware and software components Installing applications and drivers Screen keyboard Setting the touch screen Touch screen panel, end Panel Wizard Keyboard panel, end Panel Wizard Setting the key panel Commissioning Installing applications and drivers Bios settings Microsoft Windows operating system Enables Automatic logon Service packWindows 2000 Professional Restrictions Windows XP Professional USB interface Using USB peripheralsUSB Commissioning 8.7 USB Normal operation Operation and configurationSwitch on the device Risk of data loss Operation and configuration 9.1 Normal operation Switching off the device Overview Additional Drivers and Applications Function Calibrating the touch screen, Updd Maloperation Procedure Enable/disable touch functionality No. Procedure Windows Security Center Windows XP Professional only Function Default setting Alert Settings Dialog Alarms Malfunctions of the user software KeyTools for key panel devices onlyCalling up KeyTools Calling up TouchInput Screen keyboard for touch panel device only Start Setbrightness Scope CheckLanguageID Multilingual settings for the operating system Page Information on burning CD-Rs/CD-RWs Data may be corrupted when burning CD-R or CD-RWDVD ROM/CD RW Burner/DVD player software USB keyboard controller Simatic Panel PC Status displays Operation General control elements On / Off switchOn / Off switch Description Reset button Description Device with key panel Softkeys Using the keyboardFunction keys Control keys Toggling between lower-case and upper-case letters Alphanumeric keys Enter special characters, arithmetic signs and signs Numeric keys Cursor keys External keyboards Mounting Using the direct control key moduleFunctionality Software control SHIFT+F9 SHIFT+F12 ExampleKeys Keyboard code SHIFT+F1 SHIFT+F8 KeyPad Changing the defaults Explanation Labeling Labelling function keys and softkeysArea of application 10-15 11 Integrated mouse Using the integrated mouse 12 Example of a 15 touch screen front Device with touch screen Using the touch screen Diskette types Disk drive Transferring authorizations Functions Safecard on Motherboard SOM Safecard On Motherboard with three temperature sensors Functions Response Option Temperature monitoringTemperature monitoring WD monitor times TWD Watchdog WDWD reactions Fan monitoring Maximum dust content in the air circulating in the cabinet Maintenance and serviceScope of maintenance Cleaning agents Chemical stability Procedure for cleaning the device Replacement part Replacement parts Separating the control unit from the computer unit Separating the control unit from the computer unit 12-5 Mounting operator control unit on computer unit Separating the device in an uninstalled statePosition Bend dimension Limitation of Liability Installing and removing hardware componentsRepairs Carrying out repairs Preparation Open the device Steps for opening the device Open the device Slot Maximum expansion Installing and removing memory modulesMemory expansion How to remove a memory module Installing a memory moduleDisplaying the memory configuration How to install a memory module Installing PCI / AT cards How to install an expansion module PCI / AT format Installing / removing expansion modules PreparationInstalling expansion modules Inserting the slider How to install a module holding-down device Exchanging the RAID controller PCI card Introduction Hard disk drive bay for one 3.5 drive Pos Description Disk drivesDVD-ROM/CD-RW drive bay Pos Description Drive bay for floppy disk drive Pos Description Drive bays for two 2.5 hard disks Pos Description Steps for removing the drive bay Installing / removing a drive bay PreparationsRemove the hard disk bay Steps for removing the floppy disk drive bay Removing drive bays for floppy disk drives 12-20 Installing and removing the optical drive Removing and installing an optical drive Procedure Loosen the 2 screws 1 of the drive housing 12-23 Removed hard disk Removing and installing a 3.5 hard disk Procedure Disposal Replacing the backup batteryTo be noted before you replace the battery Steps for replacing the battery Replacing the batteryReconfiguring the Bios Setup How to remove the power supply module Removing/Installing the Power SupplyRemoving the power supply module 12-28 Restore DVD Installing SoftwareGeneral installation procedure Recovery CD Setting up partitions Setting up the partitions for Windows operating systems Parameter overview Format primary partition Compatibility of the Restore DVD Restoring the factory state wih the installed drive Restoring the factory state with an external USB CD/DVD ROM USB Legacy Keyboard/Mouse enabled Operating system not installed Installing Microsoft Windows operating systems Booting from the Recovery CD 12-37 Maintenance and service 12.5 Installing Software Installing individual drivers Hard disk Booting from the slave hard diskOperation of two hard disks 12.5.7.1 2 HDD system Controller designation RAID 1 system Functions for RAID system management Bios messages during startup Configuring a RAID 1 system PrerequisitesComments about faults Input delay Installing the RAID Controller software Installing burner and DVD software Backing up the hard disk Date errors writing to CD-RW On-screen error message Meaning / suggestions Alarm, error and system messagesBoot error messages On-screen error messages Alarm, error and system messages 13.1 Boot error messages BBB Introduction to the Bios beep codesBeep tones Hex code BBB Bbbb Special code Meaning Special codes Codes Bios beep codesHex Meaning Description Remedy Code Special codes Problem Possible causes To correct or avoid error Troubleshooting/FAQsGeneral problems Problems when Using Modules of Third-party Manufacturers Remedy Temperature limitsCause 14-4 General technical data Technical dataGeneral technical data Mechanical environmental conditions General technical data Electromagnetic compatibility EMCClimatic conditions Interfaces General technical data MotherboardDisk drives Display Status displays on the device Weight Power losses Bad pixels Permissible number General technical data SafetyApprovals Conformity Panel PC Standard system Power requirements of the components Output voltages Technical dataPower Good Signal of the AC power supply Device with AC voltage supply Voltage Max. current Power Good Signal of the DC power supplyDevice with DC voltage supply Code Hex Check-box Display/function Keyboard tableKey codes Name Code Hex Check-box Display/function 15-13 15-14 15-15 15-16 15-17 15-18 Panel PC 877 dimensional drawing Dimension drawings 12 TFT 15 TFT 19 TFT Control unitTouch screen front AT module 16-4 Structure and functions of the motherboard Detailed descriptionsMotherboard Component Description Characteristics Interface Technical features of the motherboard 17-3 Interfaces Position of the ports on the motherboard MPI External interfacesInterface Positio Profibus Serial interface COM 1 Serial interface COM 2 has the following pinout COM 2 serial interface V24/Mouse LPT1 parallel interface USB interfaces PS/2 mouse interfacePS/2 keyboard interface PROFIBUS/MPI interface Symr Ethernet RJ45 connectionTD+ RD+ DVI interface PinNo Abbreviation Meaning Input/Output DVI interface Display interfaces Interface Position Connector DescriptionFront interfaces Pin No Abbreviation Meaning Input/Output Display interface 1st Lvds channel Display interface 2nd Lvds channel Front interface for operator panels Display type Assignment of the display to the display select pins Pin assignment of the internal interfaces Internal interfaces Interface Position Connector Connection for optical drive Pin No Abbreviation Meaning Interface to floppy disk drive Connection for On / Off switch connector Pinout of the CPU fan power supplyPinout of the main fan power supply Connector for back-up battery USB5 USB5M USB5P GND Pinout of the internal USB interface connectorPinout of the USB 2.0 interface USB3 USB3M USB5 USB5M USB3P USB5P GND Layout and principle of operation Bus board INT a A6 Channel Assignment of the PCI IRQ channels to the PCI slotsAssignment of the PCI IRQ channels to the PCI slots Box PC 840 PCI modules interrupt assignment PCI IRQ Exclusive PCI hardware interrupt Setting up a reserved interrupt on the deviceAssigning a reserved interrupt in the Bios Setup Pin No Abbreviation Type ISA slot pin assignment DACK5 Sbhe MEMCS16DACK0 Memr DRQ Memw Operating system licenses Simatic S7 cable for MPI/DP Cables Currently allocated system resources System resources 17.5.2.1 I/O address allocation System resources used by the BIOS/DOS 0CFC 0CFF SOMECP LPT 0CFB PCI devices interrupt assignment PCI IRQ Interrupt AssignmentsInterrupt Description Comment Memory address assignments Changing the device configuration Bios setupBios Setup program Starting Bios Setup Starting Bios Setup 3RZHU RRW 9HUVLRQ Bios setup menus Menu Menu layout $GYDQFHG 6HFXULW\ 3RZHU RRW 9HUVLRQ Main menu Array Settings in the main menuSystem time and date Floppy disk a Floppy disk drive 17-42 Array Meaning Bios setup Memory Cache field Memory cache field Boot options field Example of a summary screen Keyboard features field Hardware Options submenu Example Hardware options field CRT / LCD PC is switched off and on againEntry Meaning PCI-MPI/DP 17-50 6HFXULW\ 3RZHU RRW 9HUVLRQ Advanced menu Other Settings in the Advanced menuDOS PCI AGP Internal printer port LPT1 Device configuration submenuConfigurable mode Properties 12 PCI configuration submenu example PCI configuration submenu Or its application requires it PCI Devices field 545HVRXUFHFOXVLRQ IRQ resource exclusion submenu Box PC PCI modules interrupt assignment PCI IRQ PCI IRQ channels field 16 Security menu Security menu 17-60 17 Power menu Example Power menu 18 Boot Menu Boot menu 17-63 20 Version menu Example Version menu Exit menu System parameters Defaults Custom entries Main Bios setup default settingsDocumenting your device configuration Bios Setup default settings Hardware Options Keyboard FeaturesDevice Configuration PCI Configuration PCI Device Slot Version SATA/PATA ConfigurationBoot Security EMC directive DC power supplyCertificates and guidelines Guidelines and declarations Design guidelines Connecting peripheralsLow-voltage directive Declaration of conformity Software License Agreement SafetyCertificates and approvals DIN ISO 9001 certificate EMC Electrostatic charging of individuals Technical Support Service & Support on the InternetAdditional support Training center What does ESD mean? ESD guideline Shipping ESD modules Precautions against electrostatic dischargeHandling ESD modules Measuring and modifying ESD components PLC TCP/IP USB VGA AbbreviationsPPI List of abbreviations / acronyms C.1 Abbreviations Glossary Chipset Configuration filesConfiguration software Cache Energy management Device configurationDisc-at-once Drivers Hub Gender changerHard disks Hot swapping LPT interface Legacy USB supportLicense key License key diskette PC/104 / PC/104-Plus Operating systemPacket writing PC card PXE server ResetPixel Plug&Play Session at once Setup Bios SetupTroubleshooting Scsi interface Wlan Windows Glossary-10 CD-R / CD-RW Index Index Index Index Index Index Index-7 Siemens AG