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This guide displays most of the functions of Winexplorer 4.6. It can be used for any version from 5.0 and up. It does not cover the standard Winex features in the toolbar like ATR etc., from the earlier versions. While every possible screen is not shown, this should give you a very good idea on how this program works, and how to use it to your best advantage.

This Version of Winexplorer is similar to the version 4.51 and can have it's configurations set by a script so that it is not possible for the end user to make a mistake if this info is included in the script.

When you bring up Winexplorer 4.6 for the first time, the screen will appear as follows. 3 windows are visible, Batch File:, Script File:, and the output window below them.

Since you will seldom, if ever, use the batch window, we select View from the main menu.

That will eliminate the Batch Window from being visible in the program. Note, above, that there is a feature to Save Window Layout. Selecting this will save your default view of the program, each time you bring the program up! Your program will now look like this:

We shall now look at the menu of the program. Note also that many of the available program Icons on the bar correspond to the menu options and are just a shortcut to the most often used ones.

Highlighting and selecting Program Parameters brings up the following screen: This screen is the default when the program is opened for the first time. It is set to converse with a P2 card.

When you use the pull down, below, you can select your com port you will be using with the program. Highlight and click on the one you want.

When using the quick settings pulldown, the following selections will appear:

From here we will select the unlooper feature, necessary for working with P3 card loaders:

The screen above shows the default unlooper settings for communication of the program to the unlooper. Moving to the screen, below, we see the default settings for the advanced menu.

From the next window, we see the program settings for the Unlooper mode used by Winexplorer 4.6. To exit this screen, just click on ok. If you made changes you do not want to keep, click on Cancel.

From here, you can open, create, save, print, view the log files, recent files, and even exit the program. Highlighting the New Function brings up:

You can create a script from within Winexplorer which you can later save for future use.

Clicking on this selection brings up the screen above. Since we have a script available in the directory, highlight with a mouse click and click on Open.

After clicking on open, the script will be loaded into the Script Window as below:

After clicking on the Search menu, the dropdown appears as below. Most of the functions you will be used to except the Function list. When you click on this, you get the function box displayed.

The function box will show all of the functions for the script that is loaded into the program. This allows quick editing access for any script you are working on.

The Output menu will allow you to clear the contents of the program output screen or it will allow you to save it to disk.

The selection of the Manage Favorites, will bring up the following window. Select the Add Files selection and you will get the next screen....

Moving into the HU Elcipse1.3 directory will show you the script. Highlight it with the mouse and it will appear in the filename below the Select files screen.

The Script will be added to your favorites in the screen result below: You can add more or click on close to get out of this screen.

While we are here, if you execute an unlooper script and you get the message shown below, the error is that the program is not in communication with the unlooper. This can be caused by the Atmel not being flashed, RS232 cable not connected or the loader is not powered up.

If everything is working correctly, the program runs and the menu will appear as below.