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9852 2389 01a Creating Program Cards From Application Files
9852 2389 01a Creating Program Cards From Application Files
This document is valid for ROC D7/D9 RRC, ROC D7C/D9C, ROC F6/F9/F9CR/F9C and
all ROC L MkII rigs.
HEC3
Valid for ROC D7/D9 RRC, F6, F7/F9, F9CR and all ROC L MkII rigs.
What you need
• An USB memory provided by Atlas Copco. Only memories with product number 9106 1837 70 are
supported.
• A self extracting Application file named with correct manufacturing number provided by Atlas Copco.
Copy the Application file to the memory. Double click the file to extract all files. Your USB memory should
now look similar to the picture below.
Windows Explorer showing the contents of a HEC3 memory for a ROC L6(25)
Disconnect the USB memory. The memory is now ready to use with your rig.
Copy the Application file to the memory. Double click the file to extract all files. Your USB memory should
now look similar to the picture below.
Windows Explorer showing the contents of a CPU memory for ROC L DTH rigs
Disconnect the USB memory. The memory is now ready to use with your rig.
Copy the Application file to the PC-card. Double click the file to extract all files. Your PC-card should now
look similar to the picture below.
Windows Explorer showing the contents of a RCS program card for a ROC D9C
Eject the PC-card. The PC-card is now ready to use with your rig.
• A BV4 file named with correct manufacturing number provided by Atlas Copco.
Copy the BV4 file to the memory. Your USB memory should now look similar to the picture below.
Windows Explorer showing the contents of a USB memory for ROC D9C
Disconnect the USB memory. The memory is now ready to use with your rig.
The first number refers to the rig’s manufacturing number, X to rig type and Y to software version. Please
note that the software version has nothing to do with which software release it’s based on. All rigs get an
initial release in production (version 1). All changes in software, as option changes or release upgrades,
leads to an addition to the version number.
CPU
All Application files for CPU provided by Atlas Copco are named as following:
The first number refers to the rig’s manufacturing number, X to rig type and Y to software version. Please
note that the software version has nothing to do with which software release it’s based on. All rigs get an
initial release in production (version 1). All changes in software, as option changes or release upgrades,
leads to an addition to the version number.
RCS4
All files for RCS4 provided by Atlas Copco are named as following:
The first number refers to the rig’s manufacturing number, X to rig type and Y to software version. Please
note that the software version has nothing to do with which software release it’s based on. All rigs get an
initial release in production (version 1). All changes in software, as option changes or release upgrades,
leads to an addition to the version number.