Memcp.exe

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4. Memcp.exe

Serves for downloading firmware, i.e. for recording program modules into the CU (e.g. into the MR400) via the service cable, Ethernet channel, IP network or through the MORSE network. Work with theMEMCP.exeapplication is described in more detail in the MORSE Guide documentation in the chapter Download firmware to the CU – introduction and in next chapters. Here we provide a short example.

4.1. Example of downloading fw module E to the CU

Start the application with the batch file which is prepared in the MORSE package together with the file memcp.exe:

mr900_cbl_le.bat

The same result is achieved by starting utility memcp.exe with the respective parameters:

memcp -nt5000 -nr20 -as8 -pS -pb115200 -af.\fkl\ce10.fkl %1 %2 %3

For it to function it is important that filesmemcp.exe, starter.exeand sub-directory fklcontaining file ce10.fkl are stored in the current directory where the macromr900_cbl_le.batis located. If program setr.exe is running switch it off first.

Wait approx. 10 sec before communication is made and then monitor the transfer of packets indicated by symbols ###. Once transfer is complete end Memcp using command Alt+X. During the next 10s module ce10.fkl is copied within the CU and is prepared for operation.

Fig. 4.1: Transfer of a firmware module

Other macros mr900_cbl_l.... are used in the same way :

mr900_cbl_ld.bat
mr900_cbl_le.bat
mr900_cbl_lg.bat
mr900_cbl_lh.bat
mr900_cbl_la.bat
mr900_cbl_lb.bat

For MR400, MC100, MR900 use macro mr900_cbl_le.bat and files ce10.fkl …

For MR25, MCM302, MR25ET used macro mr25_cbl_le.bat and files me10.fkl…

	Important
	After fw download it is necessary to save the initial configuration into FLASH memory using Setr and command `(c)nf (b)ackup`.

Below is a general description of the macro. For a more detailed explanation see section Download firmware to CU – introduction. Macros for downloading individual modules:

starter memcp -nt5000 -nr20 -as8 -pS -af.\fkl\cd10.fkl -pb115200 %1 %2 %3 %4 %5
starter memcp -nt5000 -nr20 -as8 -pS -af.\fkl\ce10.fkl -pb115200 %1 %2 %3 %4 %5
starter memcp -nt5000 -nr20 -as8 -pS -af.\fkl\cg10.fkl -pb115200 %1 %2 %3 %4 %5
starter memcp -nt5000 -nr20 -as8 -pS -af.\fkl\ch10.fkl -pb115200 %1 %2 %3 %4 %5
starter memcp -nt5000 -nr20 -as4 -pS -af.\fkl\cb10.fkl -pb19200 %1 %2 %3 %4 %5
starter memcp -nt5000 -nr20 -as4 -af.\fkl\cb10.fkl -pb19200 %1 %2 %3 %4 %5

starter	start auxiliary program starter
memcp	calling the memcp program
-nt5000 -nr20	timeout and repeat for transmission through the network
-as8	length of transmitted packets
-pS	B-saver module active in the destination CU
-pb115200	signalling rate over service cable
-af.\fkl\ce10.fkl	calling source file ce10.fkl
%1 %2 %3	place for other possible parameters

When downloading various modules only the labelling of the source file ce10.fkl changes. For increased security when transmitting module B the length of the packet is shortened to-as4and the signalling rate is reduced to-pb19200.

4.2. Parameters for Memcp.exe

Common – see chapter Section 1.2.4, “Common parameters for all applications”
Special – example:
- -af[filename]
  - calling the source file
  - example -af.\fkl\ce10.fkl for MR400 and MR900
  - example -af.\fkl\me10.fkl for MR25 and MCM302
- -pS
  - communication with the Saver module
Other parameters are given in the example and in the detailed description.

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