How to install the FPS4 Flash Prommer software
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1) Check that the FPS-4 Flash Box is connected to your PC and it is
   running (Prommer Mode LEDs are blinking).
2) Run 'SETUP.BAT' batch from temporary directory with prameter
   including prommer directory name e.g. 'SETUP C:\FLASH'
   - If target directory do not exist yet the batch creates it for
     you (in your permission)
   - Setup batch program asks you to select the type of installation
     - Upgrade, just reload changed files to prommer
     - Full install, reload all files, but keep current HW setting
     - Full install, reload all files and set new HW settings
       (this option is selected automatically at first time)
   - In case that there is no unzipped Flash Device Support Package
     available the 'setup'-batch program asks user to get one.
   - Setup batch updates all prommer softwares (DCT2 and DCT3)
     automatically to the box Flash memory.
3) Copy phone MCUSW files to the prommer sub-directory PHONE_SW
4) Run FPS4 to use FPS4 Flash prommer

What New
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- The 'Flash Device Support Package' is no more included in this release
  and it must be supplied separately.

- Default erasing timeout is decreased from 420 s to 80 s. If longer erase 
  time is needed it can be edited to releases.fps -file. For example:
	NSM-1 (Flash Erase with 120 s timeout) ;DCT3;ERASE_TIMEOUT=120;nsm1*.*


Fixed Bugs
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- DCT2 programming support is working again
- Hw string length is increased from 80 to 120 and error message is now given if longer 
  hw string is used.
- Quick flash works again

Known Bugs
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- DCT3 MAD NAK errors are not detected correctly
- FPS-4 Vpp calibration doesn't work if FLA-7 is connected. To bypass this problem 
  disconnect the power supply dc-plug from FLA-7 and connect it directly to FPS-4. After
  calibration previous connections can be restrored.

Hints
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- The default 'FPS4.EXE' MCU SW file path can be changed (default: '.\phone_sw')
  by editing the last line of the ASCII file 'SETUP.FPS'.
