UNO 2160

LAB SETUP
Publication No. OEM******
Issue 1 (09/06)

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Setup of the UNO 2160 Computer in the Lab

1 TABLE OF CONTENTS

SETUP OF THE UNO 2160 COMPUTER IN THE LAB ..................................................................... 1-1

1 TABLE OF CONTENTS ................................................................................................................ 1-1
2 INITIAL HOOK UP ........................................................................................................................ 2-2
2.1 REMOVE COMPUTER FROM PACKAGING ................................................................................... 2-2
2.2 PLUG IN KEYBOARD & MOUSE ................................................................................................. 2-2
2.3 CONNECT TOUCH SCREEN MONITOR VIDEO ............................................................................. 2-2
2.4 CONNECT TOUCH SCREEN MONITOR SERIAL CABLE ................................................................ 2-2
2.4.1 Advantech Touch Screen...................................................................................................... 2-2
2.4.2 Stealth Touch Screen ........................................................................................................... 2-3
2.5 CONNECT INTERNET CAT 5 CABLE ........................................................................................... 2-3
2.6 CONNECT SIMULATOR CAT 5 CABLE ........................................................................................ 2-3
2.7 CONNECT POWER ...................................................................................................................... 2-3
3 INITIAL POWER UP SETUP........................................................................................................ 3-4
3.1 ON POWER UP, ACTIVATE WINDOWS OVER THE INTERNET, BUT DO NOT REGISTER .............. 3-4
3.2 CANCEL NEW HARDWARE INSTALLATION ................................................................................ 3-5
3.3 SET LAN 2 TO THE RESPECTIVE IP ADDRESS ........................................................................... 3-5
3.4 RESTORE USING THE BACKUP STORED ON THE SIMULATOR COMPUTER ................................. 3-9
4 SETUP AFTER RESTORE IS COMPLETED........................................................................... 4-17
4.1 RE-ACTIVATE WINDOWS ........................................................................................................ 4-17
4.2 CLOSE OEM INTER-VIEW ....................................................................................................... 4-17
4.3 VERIFY SCREEN SAVER IS SET TO NONE ................................................................................ 4-18
4.4 VERIFY POWER MANAGEMENT IS SET TO NEVER TURN MONITOR OFF AND TO TURN THE HARD
DRIVE OFF AFTER 5 MINUTES ............................................................................................................... 4-19
4.5 VERIFY WINDOWS FIREWALL AND AUTOMATIC UPDATES ARE TURNED OFF ........................ 4-20
4.5.1 How To Turn Off The Windows Firewall .......................................................................... 4-22
4.5.2 How To Turn Off Windows Automatic Updates ................................................................ 4-23
4.6 VERIFY THE TASK BAR IS SET TO AUTO HIDE ....................................................................... 4-24
4.7 VERIFY THE DATE AND TIME ARE CORRECT ......................................................................... 4-25
4.8 SET KEP SERVER TO OPEN THE CORRECT OPF FILE ............................................................. 4-26
4.9 VERIFY SHORTCUTS ARE CORRECT FOR OEM RUN MODE .................................................... 4-30
4.10 VERIFY STARTUP IS CORRECT ................................................................................................. 4-32
4.11 INSTALL LICENSE FOR OEM INTER-VIEW AND KEP SERVER 4.............................................. 4-33
4.12 FINISH UP ................................................................................................................................ 4-33

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2 INITIAL HOOK UP
2.1 REMOVE COMPUTER FROM PACKAGING
Remove the UNO computer from the box and unplug the power connector from
the back of the UNO computer’s 24 VDC (Volts Direct Current) power input.
Store this connector in a safe place. You will be plugging it back into the UNO
computer when you are done with this procedure.

2.2 PLUG IN KEYBOARD & MOUSE

Plug the keyboard and mouse into the PS/2 port on the UNO computer using a 2:1
PS/2 Y adapter. One is supplied in the box but the lab should already have one
setup.

Figure 2-1 PS/2 Y Adapter

2.3 CONNECT TOUCH SCREEN MONITOR VIDEO

Connect the Touch Screen monitor VGA (Video Graphics Array) out to the VGA
in port on the UNO computer. In the lab this is the black cable coming from the
touch screen with the male DE-15(VGA) end on it. Refer to Figure 2-2 for a
picture of a VGA connector.

Figure 2-2 DE -15 Connector

2.4 CONNECT TOUCH SCREEN MONITOR SERIAL CABLE

The Serial Cable is used so that the touch screen will function as an HMI (Human
Machine Interface). Refer to Figure 2-3 for a picture of serial connector. As of
now OEM uses two varieties of touch screens and each is set to a different COM
port to for the touch screen to work.

2.4.1 Advantech Touch Screen

If the touch screen monitor is an Advantech, connect the serial cable (gray, male
DE-9 connector) to COM 1 (Communication Port 1) on the UNO computer.

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2.4.2 Stealth Touch Screen

If the touch screen monitor is Stealth, connect the serial cable (gray, female DE-9
connector) to COM 2 on the UNO computer.

Figure 2-3 DE-9 Connector

2.5 CONNECT INTERNET CAT 5 CABLE

Connect the Cat 5 (Category 5) cable coming from your internet access to the
LAN 1 (Local Area Connection 1) port on the UNO computer. This is the LAN
port furthest from the 24 VDC Power Input. Refer to Figure 2-4 for an image of a
Category 5 cable.

Figure 2-4 Cat 5 Cable

2.6 CONNECT SIMULATOR CAT 5 CABLE

Connect the Cat 5 cable that is coming from the simulator to the LAN 2 port on
the UNO computer. This cable may be a cross over cable straight to the back of
the Simulator computer (not likely), but is most likely a cable going to a switch in
the lab in which the Simulator is connected to.

2.7 CONNECT POWER

Connect the power cable (24 VDC) to the 24 VDC input. This power cable should
already be made and ready for use in the Lab. If not you will have to use the
green power connector you removed in section 2.1 . The power connector is
tabbed so that you cannot put it in backwards, however, for verification the red
wire (hot) should be closest to the LAN connection.

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3 INITIAL POWER UP SETUP

3.1 ON POWER UP, ACTIVATE WINDOWS OVER THE INTERNET, BUT DO
NOT REGISTER
You must activate Windows before you can proceed any further. Make sure you
have connected to the internet and then follow these 4 steps;

• On the first screen that pops up left click the bullet “Yes” so it

has a green dot and then left click on the “Next” button. You
may have to wait a few seconds for the next screen to pop up.

• When the next screen pops up left click the bullet “Yes, let’s
activate Windows over the internet now” so it has a green dot and then

left click on the “Next” button. See Figure 3-1 for a reference.
You may have to wait a few seconds for the next screen to appear.

• The next screen will prompt you to register. Left click the
bullet “No, I don’t want to register now, let’s just activate Windows”

so it has a green dot and then left click the “Next” button.
• The last window to come up will tell you that Windows has been

activated successfully. Left click “Close” on this window to

close it out.
Windows is now activated. From here, Windows will load the personal settings
and bring you to the Desktop.

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Figure 3-1 Let's activate Windows

3.2 CANCEL NEW HARDWARE INSTALLATION

You will see a “Welcome Found New Hardware” window pop up. Left

click the “Cancel” button. The hardware will automatically be loaded

when the restore is complete.

Figure 3-2 Found New Hardware Wizard

3.3 SET LAN 2 TO THE RESPECTIVE IP ADDRESS

The IP address needs to be configured on LAN 2 so that we can access the backup
file stored on the SIMULATOR computer.
NOTE: If another computer with the same IP address is on the same network as the
computer you are setting up, the computer you are setting up will get a “Limited
Connectivity” error. If this happens disconnect any other UNO computers from the

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network until you are done with this procedure. REMEMBER to reconnect when
you are done.

To set up the IP address, follow these steps:

• Open Windows Explorer. One way to do this is to hold the Windows
(Flag) key down on the keyboard and press . Another

way is to right click the start menu and left click

“Explore” as seen in Figure 3-3.

Figure 3-3 Right Click Start Menu

• When Windows Explorer opens, in the left column right click

“My Network Places” and left click “Properties” as shown in

Figure 3-4. This will open the Network Connections window.

Figure 3-4 My Network Places Properties

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• In the Network Connections window there is a “Local Area Connection”

and a “Local Area Connection 2”. You want to right click Local
Area Connection 2 and select “Properties” as shown in Figure 3-5. This
will bring you to the LAN 2 properties window as shown in Figure 3-6.

Figure 3-5 Network Connections

Figure 3-6 Local Area Connection 2 Properties

• From the LAN 2 properties window, you can double click “Internet

Protocol (TCP/IP)” or you can, 1st left click “Internet Protocol

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(TCP/IP)” to highlight it and 2nd left click “Properties”. Either

one of these methods will bring up the window “Internet Protocol (TCP/IP
Properties” as shown in Figure 3-7.

Figure 3-7 Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties

• On the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP Properties) page you will set your IP
Address and your Subnet mask only. The default gateway and the DNS
Servers will be left blank. The Subnet mask will always be
255.255.255.0. The IP Address will vary depending on where the
computer will be on the rig and what screen it will be running. Refer to
Table 3-1 for a list of IP Addresses for all the computer consoles that will
be on the rig. Look up the computer IP Address that corresponds with
your computer and put it into the “IP address:” field.

• Once you have completed this, left click “OK”. Left click
“OK” on the LAN 2 connection properties window.

• Left click the exit button in the top right hand corner of the
Network Connections window and also on the My Network Places
Explorer Window. You should now be back at the Desktop.

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IPAddresses of Computer Consoles Table

Computer Location IP Computer Location IP
Drillers Cement
DCC 1 192.168.31.140 CPC 1 192.168.31.147
Cabin 1 Pump 1
Drillers Cement
DCC 2 192.168.31.141 CPC 2 192.168.31.148
Cabin 2 Pump 2
Drillers Drillers
DCC 3 192.168.31.142 UNO 1 192.168.31.149
Cabin 3 Chair 1
Drillers Drillers
DCC 4 192.168.31.143 UNO 2 192.168.31.150
Cabin 4 Chair 2
Drillers Drillers
DCC 5 192.168.31.144 UNO 3 192.168.31.151
Cabin 5 Chair 3
Mud Drillers
MPC 1 192.168.31.145 UNO 4 192.168.31.152
Pump 1 Chair 4
Mud
MPC 2 192.168.31.146
Pump 2
Table 3-1 Console (Computer) IP Addresses

3.4 RESTORE USING THE BACKUP STORED ON THE SIMULATOR

COMPUTER
• From the Desktop you will press the Windows key to bring up
the Start Menu. From the Start Menu you will drag your mouse over
the following; All Programs → Accessories → System Tools →
Backup. Each time you drag your mouse over one, a new drop down
will pop up. When you reach the end, your screen will look like
Figure 3-8.

• At this point double click on “Backup”.

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Figure 3-8 Start Menu to Backup

• After double clicking on “Backup” the “Backup or Restore

Wizard” will pop up as shown in Figure 3-9. Left click the

“Next” button.

Figure 3-9 Backup or Restore Wizard

• Next you will be taken to the window shown in Figure 3-10 asking if
you want to backup your files and settings or if you want to restore

your files and settings. Left click the bullet labeled “Restore

files and settings” and the left click “Next”.

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Figure 3-10 Restore files and settings

• The next window you come to is asking you what you want to restore.

From here you will left click the browse button as shown in
Figure 3-11.

Figure 3-11 1st Backup Browse Window

• An “Open Backup File” window will appear at this point. You will

left click the “Browse” button on this window also as shown in

Figure 3-12.

Figure 3-12 Open Backup File

• From here an explorer style window will popup. Select “My Network
Places” from the bottom left hand side of this window. Once done
your screen should look like Figure 3-13.

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• Double click “Entire Network” in the work space to the right of

where you clicked on “My Network Places”. It will have a globe next
to the text.

Figure 3-13 Select My Network Places

• On the next window, you will double click on “Microsoft

Windows Network”.

Figure 3-14 Microsoft Windows Network

• Double click on “Workgroup”.

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Figure 3-15 Workgroup

• Double click “Simulator (Oemsim)”.

Figure 3-16 Simulator (Oemsim)

• Double Click “Backups”.

Figure 3-17 Backups Folder

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• On the next step you will left click the file that pertains to the
computer you are restoring. Example: left click “uno1” if you are
restoring the UNO 1 computer that goes up on the driller’s floor. Once
you see it highlighted and the name shows up in the “File name:” entry

field, as shown in Figure 3-18, you will then left click the
“Open” button.

Figure 3-18 Backup File

• Left click “OK” on the next pop up window that comes up. It will
look like Figure 3-19.

Note: where you see “\uno1.bkf” in Figure 3-19 “uno1” will be replaced with the
title of the file that you selected in the previous step.

Figure 3-19 Backup File Selected

• Now you are back at the “Backup or Restore Wizard” Window. On

the left column of this window you will see a picture of a CD with a
tape cartridge in front of it. To the right of this image is the text
“File”, and to the left is a little box with a plus (+) sign in it. Left

Click the plus (+) sign and a drop down with the title of the
backup file you selected earlier and plus (+) sign next to it will appear.

• Left Click this plus (+) sign. This time you will see two drop
downs appear one with the text “C:” and the other with the text
“System State”.

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• Instead of left clicking the plus sign next to these two items you will

left click the empty box to the right of the plus signs. This will
put a check mark in the empty box which shows that the item is
selected. Make sure you have a check box next to both, the “C:” and
the “System State” text as shown in Figure 3-20.
• Once your window looks like the window in Figure 3-20 you will left

click “Next”.

Figure 3-20 Select C: & System State

• The “Completing the Backup or Restore Wizard” window will now

appear. Left Click the “Finish” button.

Figure 3-21 Finish Backup Restore Wizard

• Once you’ve clicked finish a final warning window as seen in Figure

3-22 will pop up. Left Click the “OK” button to close this
window and start the restore of your computer as shown in Figure
3-23.

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Figure 3-22 Restore Warning

Figure 3-23 Restore in Progress

• Once the Restore is completed, a window will pop up telling you that
in order for the changes to take affect you must restart the computer.

Left click the Restart now button, and wait for the computer to
reboot.

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4 SETUP AFTER RESTORE IS COMPLETED

4.1 RE-ACTIVATE WINDOWS
To re-activate Windows follow the same steps listed in Section 3.1 .

4.2 CLOSE OEM INTER-VIEW

After the restore has been completed, every time the system boots up, the OEM
Inter-View software will automatically come up. To continue with the setup, you
must close the OEM Inter-View application. To do this, follow the steps listed
below.
• When it first comes up a message box will come up telling you that the

software is running in demo mode. Left click “OK”.

• You will be brought to the Login Screen as shown in Figure 4-1 after

clicking “OK”. From here you will left click the “EXIT
APPLICATION” button.
• A Warning message will pop up as shown in Figure 4-2. Left click

“YES”. This will close the OEM Inter-View Software.

Figure 4-1 OEM Login Screen

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Figure 4-2 OEM Exit Application Warning Pop Up

4.3 VERIFY SCREEN SAVER IS SET TO NONE

The screen saver should be disabled after the restore is completed, however it
must be verified. To make sure the screen saver is turned off you must:

• Right click any open spot on the Desktop and select

“Properties” from the drop down menu that appears as shown in
Figure 4-3.

Figure 4-3 Right Click Desktop

• The “Display Properties” window will come up at this point. At the

top of the window you will see a tab titled “Screen Saver”. Left click

this tab.
• Under the blue title “Screen Saver” you should see a drop down
window with the text “{none}” in it.
• If it says “Windows XP” or anything other than “{none}”, then left

click the drop down arrow and select None. Your window
should look like Figure 4-4 when it is correct.

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Figure 4-4 Screen Saver Properties

4.4 VERIFY POWER MANAGEMENT IS SET TO NEVER TURN MONITOR OFF

AND TO TURN THE HARD DRIVE OFF AFTER 5 MINUTES
To verify that the monitor is set to never turn off and that the hard drive is set to
shut down after 5 minutes of no activity you must:

• Left click the “Power” button at the bottom of the Screen

Saver tab from the previous step.
• Verify the Drop down field next to “Turn off monitor:” is set to
“Never”.

• If it isn’t left click the drop down arrow and select “Never”.
• Verify the drop down field next to “Turn off hard disks:” is set to
“After 5 mins”.

•If it isn’t, left click the drop down arrow and select “After 5
mins”.
When this window is correct it should look like Figure 4-5.

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Figure 4-5 Power Options Properties

4.5 VERIFY WINDOWS FIREWALL AND AUTOMATIC UPDATES ARE TURNED

OFF
The Windows Firewall and Automatic Updates should be turned off automatically
after the restore is accomplished, however you must verify this. To do so;

• Hit the Windows Key on the keyboard to bring up the Start

menu.

• Left Click the Control Panel as shown in Figure 4-6.

Figure 4-6 Control Panel highlighted

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• This will bring up the control panel as shown in Figure 4-7. From the

Control Panel you need to left click the “Security Center” icon.

Figure 4-7 Control Panel

From here you will see a screen that looks like Figure 4-8. If the firewall or the
automatic updates are not turned off as shown in Figure 4-8 then you must turn
them off. To do this, refer to the section that pertains to the application that is still
turned on. Refer to section 4.5.1to turn off Windows Firewall or section 4.5.2to
turn off Automatic Updates.

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Figure 4-8 Windows Security Center

4.5.1 How to Turn Off the Windows Firewall

At the bottom of the “Windows Security Center” window their will be as section
titled “Manage security settings for:” as shown in Figure 4-9.

• Left click Windows Firewall in this section.

Figure 4-9 Manage security settings for:

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• After left clicking Windows Firewall the Windows Firewall settings

page will come up with the General tab selected as shown in Figure
4-10. Here you will see a bullet with “On (recommended)” and a

bullet with “Off (not recommended)”. You want to left click

the “Off (not recommended)” bullet so that it becomes selected.

• After doing this left click “OK”.

Figure 4-10 Windows Firewall General Tab

The Windows Firewall is now turned off and should look like Figure 4-8.

4.5.2 How to Turn Off Windows Automatic Updates

At the bottom of the “Windows Security Center” window their will be as section
titled “Manage security settings for:” as shown in Figure 4-9.

• Left click Automatic Updates in this section.

• After left clicking Automatic Updates, the Automatic Updates Settings
page will come up as shown in Figure 4-11. Here you will see 4
different bullets;
1. Automatic (recommended)
2. Download updates for me, but let me choose when to install them.
3. Notify me but don’t automatically download or install them.
4. Turn off Automatic updates.

You want to left click bullet number 4, Turn off Automatic

Updates, so that it is selected.

• Once you have verified it is selected, left click the Apply button

• Left click OK.

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Windows Automatic Updates are now turned off and should look like Figure 4-8.

Figure 4-11 Automatic Updates Settings

You can exit all open screens now so that you are brought back to the Desktop.

4.6 VERIFY THE TASK BAR IS SET TO AUTO HIDE

The auto hide option should automatically be selected for the task bar but you
must verify it. The auto-hide allows the taskbar to minimize or “hide” itself
whenever it is not in use, meaning your mouse is not positioned over it. To verify
the auto-hide is enabled you must;
Note: The Task Bar is the bar at the bottom of the Desktop.

• Right click the task bar as shown in Figure 4-12.

• Select properties from the pop up menu and left click it.
• Depending on where you left clicked on the task bar you can be
brought up to two different windows. This isn’t a problem. At the top
of whichever window you’re in you will see 2 tabs, one labeled “Start

Menu”, and one labeled “Taskbar”. You want to left click the
Taskbar tab so that you’re looking at a window that resembles Figure
4-13 .
• On this page, you will see several bulleted items. You want to make
sure that the “Auto-hide the taskbar” bullet has a check in it. If it does

not, then left click the bullet to put a check in it.

• Left click “Apply”.

• Left click “OK”.

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The taskbar is now set to auto-hide.

Figure 4-12 Right Click Task Bar

Figure 4-13 Taskbar and Start Menu Properties

4.7 VERIFY THE DATE AND TIME ARE CORRECT

The date and time will usually need to be set. This item rarely ever auto updates
from the restore. It is important that it is updated because of the logging features
of the software. The data logging is dependent on the time set in Windows. If it is
not correct, the time logged will not be accurate. To update the time follow these
easy steps;

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• Right Click the time in the bottom right of the taskbar and left

click the “Adjust Date/Time” Menu listing. Another option is to

double click the time in the taskbar. Both ways will bring up
the Date and Time Properties window.
• You can change the date by using the drop down menu next to the
month field, by using the up and down toggle buttons next to the Year
field, and by using the calendar to highlight the day.
• You can adjust the time by highlighting the hour, minutes, and/or
seconds and then pressing the up and down toggle buttons to scroll to
the correct time, or you can highlight the hour, minutes, and/or
seconds, and just type in the correct value.

• Once all changes are done, left click the “Apply” button.
• Next you will click the “Time Zone” tab at the top of the window.
• Make sure the time zone is set correctly for the time zone the computer
is going to be in.
• Make sure that the bullet labeled “Automatically adjust clock for
daylight savings changes” is checked off.

• If you made any changes left click “Apply”.

• Now go back to the Date & Time tab at the top of the window and
recheck to make sure your time is still correct.

• If it isn’t, reset it so that it is and left click “Apply”.

• Left click “OK”.

4.8 SET KEP SERVER TO OPEN THE CORRECT OPF FILE

The KEP Server must be set to open the correct OPF file depending on where the
computer is going to be placed on the rig. This should be setup correctly after the
restore process is completed but it must be verified. To verify and make changes
follow these steps;

• From the Desktop, double click the KEPServEx V4.0 Icon as

shown in Figure 4-14. This will open up the KEPServerEx
Application.

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Figure 4-14 KepServEx V4.0

• From the KEPServerEx application left click “File from the top menu

bar and left click “Open” as shown in Figure 4-15. This will
open an Open window.

Figure 4-15 Open Dialog in KEPServerEx

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• From the Open window you will see a “Look in:” field at the top of the
screen. Use the drop down arrow located to the right of the field and

left click “Local Disk (C:) as shown in Figure 4-16. This will
display the C drives contents in the workspace below the “Look in:”
Field.

Figure 4-16 Open Local Disk (C:)

• Left click the folder labeled “HMI” in the C drive workspace as

shown in Figure 4-17. This will display the HMI folders content in the
workspace as shown in Figure 4-18.

Figure 4-17 Select HMI

• Left click the “HiTechLandRigsHMIDrillFloor” folder for

computers that are going to the Drill floor, or left click

“HiTechLandRigsHMIVFDHouse” for computers going into the VFD
House. You will now see the contents of the HiTechLandRigs******
folder in the workspace.

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Figure 4-18 HMI Folder Contents

• Left click on the file labeled “HiTechS7.opf” from the

workspace as shown in Figure 4-19.

• Left click the “Open” button. This should bring you back to the
main KEPServerEx screen and it should now look like Figure 4-20

Figure 4-19 HiTechS7.opf

Figure 4-20 KEPServerEx with HiTechS7 File

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• Left click “File” from the top menu bar and then left click

“Exit” or “Close”.
You have now set KEPServerEx to open the correct OPF file.

4.9 VERIFY SHORTCUTS ARE CORRECT FOR OEM RUN MODE

On the Desktop there should be a shortcut named Run Mode. If you don’t see it
on the Desktop, follow these steps.

• Right Click OEM Interview Run Mode.

• From the drop down, left click create shortcut, as shown in Figure 4-21

Figure 4-21 Create Run Mode Shortcut Step 1

• A shortcut should appear on the screen. Right Click the

shortcut and left click Rename. Drag your mouse over the

Text “Shortcut to OEM Interview” and click the DEL button on

the keyboard or right click the highlighted text and from the

drop down menu left click Delete as shown in Figure 4-22.

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• The Icon Text should now Read “Run Mode”.

• Because the Shortcut did not exist originally you need to follow the
next set of steps to map the shortcut correctly.

Figure 4-22 Delete Text from Run Mode Shortcut

When this shortcut is double clicked, OEM Interview should start up without
prompting for a location. If it prompts for a location, or you had to perform the
last set of bulleted steps to create the shortcut then follow these steps:

• Right Click the Run Mode shortcut.

• From the drop down menu left click Properties as shown in

Figure 4-23.

Figure 4-23 Run Mode Left Click Properties

• From the Properties Menu, Delete all of the text from the Target field.
• If the Uno is being set up for the Drill Chair, copy the following text
and paste it into the Target field. INCLUDE THE QUOTES!!!

"C:\Program Files\OEMInterView\RunMode.exe" “c:\HMI\HiTechLandRigsHMIDrillFloor\project.hmi"

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• If The Uno is being set up for the House, copy the following text and
paste it into the Target field. INCLUDE THE QUOTES!!!

"C:\Program Files\OEMInterView\RunMode.exe" “c:\HMI\HiTechLandRigsHMIHouse\project.hmi"

• Left Click Apply and then OK.

4.10 VERIFY STARTUP IS CORRECT

Go to Start Menu - Programs – Startup. You startup screen should look like
Figure 4-24.

Figure 4-24 Startup Icons

If the Run Mode icon is missing or OEM Interview doesn’t automatically come
up when the computer is restarted, follow these steps:

• Right Click the Run Mode shortcut icon on the desktop

• From the Drop down menu left click copy.

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• Go back to Start Menu – All Programs – Startup and in the popup

window that appears next to startup Right Click and then left

click Paste as shown in Figure 4-25.

Figure 4-25 Paste Shortcut in Startup

4.11 INSTALL LICENSE FOR OEM INTER-VIEW AND KEP SERVER 4

You have now completed all tasks that you can do without any assistance. Please
contact Charlie Piper or Mark Bayern to install the licenses for KEP Server Ex
and for the OEM Inter-View software before taking the unit out to the field.

4.12 FINISH UP
Once all the above tasks are completed, shut the computer down. Unplug all
external connections and put the power connector you removed in section 2.1
back into the 24 VDC power slot on the back of the UNO computer. With a black
sharpie, write the rig number the computer is going to, the IP Address you issued
the computer, and the assigned name (ex: UNO 1), in the top right hand corner of
the computer. This will help identify it on the rig and also if it comes back to the
shop.

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