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Z88 Help & FAQ

6 - FAST-TRACK Getting Your Z88 Set Up

Introduction
You should follow these instructions right through, starting at the right point and finishing at the end. New Z88 Insert RAM pack in Slot 1 If you have more than one RAM pack put the largest size in Slot 1. DO NOT use Slot 3 for RAM packs unless Slots 1 and 2 have RAM packs as well. Insert any ROM packs in Slot 2. Make sure that there are NO EPROMS or ROMs in Slot 3 (See Cannot Satisfy Request) before you - Insert the batteries. Make sure they are the right way round. Existing Z88 If you have an EPROM with a BOOT.CLI file on it to hold your personal settings, put this EPROM in now. Do a Hard Reset by opening the card flap and pressing the RESET button twice. The RESET button is on the left-hand edge of the Z88, near the power socket. It is set into the case so you will need to press it with something small and blunt. An unbent paper clip is ideal. After you have pressed the button and closed the flap HARD RESET will appear in the top left corner of the display. Adjust the contrast with the knob on the left-hand edge until the screen is at the desired setting. Check that all your RAM has been recognised by selecting the INDEX and then <>CARD. If the RAM size does not match what you have e.g. 1024K for the 1M RAM pack, do another HARD RESET until it does.
Boot CLI
You should now follow the steps in the BOOT.CLI Example. These are repeated here in broad steps. Set the Default Device in the Panel ([]S) to :RAM.1. Change the Device (<>SV) in the Filer. Create all your Directories (<>SI) (if you are using them) If you are using a different Printer Driver, you should load it here. See Bug - Printer Driver. Set the Time and Date ([]T). If you used a BOOT.CLI file Go into the Filer ([]F). Change Device (<> SV), then change the device to :RAM.-. Delete ALL FILES in :RAM.-. See Bugs - :RAM.-.

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