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SmartStart®, an industry leading Automatic Engine Shutdown/Start up (AESS) system that helps reduce and manage locomotive idling, also delivers outstanding fuel savings and has been doing so for more than 30 years across the globe. But did you know it can also provide remote reporting of fuel and emissions reductions?SmartStart IIe can be applied to just about any locomotive—from relay logic to microprocessor—regardless of manufacturer, model, age, or usage. SmartStart IIe is a compact system designed to mount easily. Reduced emissions and exhaust smoke Consistent fuel management and verification of fuel savings Meets EPA locomotive emission requirements Reduced fuel and lube oil consumptionSmartStart® has been helping to reduce locomotive idling and delivering outstanding fuel savings, on a global scale, for over 30 years, but it can also provide remote reporting of fuel and emissions reductions. Whitepaper - Reduce Locomotive Idling, Fuel Consumption, & Emissions The Most Trusted Name in AESS Save fuel and reduce emissions with SmartStart IIe. SmartStart IIe uses microprocessor technology that lets you expand the capability of the system by selecting from a variety of the optional features. Some of these extra features pay for themselves in the additional fuel savings they offer. For example the Extended Fuel Saver option, only allows you to save more fuel because of its refined shutdown logic, by incorporating a load shedding feature. The load shedding feature automatically sheds the lighting circuits and auxiliary loads based on specific parameters to reduce unnecessary restarts due to locomotive battery discharge. SmartStart IIe can be applied to just about any locomotive—from relay logic to microprocessor—regardless of manufacturer, model, age, or usage. SmartStart IIe is a compact system designed to mount easily. On Dash 2 locomotives, SmartStart IIe can be mounted directly into the module rack, occupying two module slots. ZTR has been helping reduce the impact on the environment for over 20 years, and now with the fully-backward-compatible SmartStart IIe, the NEW Emissions Report provides documentation and verification of reduction. SmartStart IIe continues to record actual savings (millions of gallons/liters of fuel) while it’s working—usually paying for itself in less than 12 months. SmartStart IIe is also compatible with ZTR Virtual Technician™ diagnostic software. Extended Fuel Saver: Includes load shedding of the locomotive lighting circuits, auxiliary load shedding and shutdown time delay override.APU Interface: Interface SmartStart® with an APU system for increased fuel savings.Ditch Light Load Shedding: Works with auxiliary load shedding and turns off locomotive ditch lights at the same time as the headlights.Anti-Tampering Device: Reduces the likelihood of a SmartStart system being disabled by unauthorized personnel while the locomotive is in service.InteLevel® Fuel Measurement Sensor: With +/- 3% accuracy, this fuel sensor ensures precise fuel measurement and reporting on fuel in the

Docs > tech help > Compaq smartstart cd The Compaq SmartStart CD contains utilities, management programs and other software used to configure and set up a Compaq Server. The SmartStart process can install the Compaq System Partition, configure your RAID Array, update the system BIOS and install your Operating System. This document goes through the steps to configure a server for a manual install of your Operating System, in this case, Windows NT4.0. For more information on the Compaq SmartStart install process, see the Compaq SmartStart web site. What’s Needed: Using SmartStart: 1. Make sure all your hardware is installed in the server before running SmartStart. 2. Turn on the server, insert the bootable SmartStart CD. 3. If the server has already been set up once, and you want to redo it, run the System Erase utility when the SmartStart menu appears. The System Erase utility will delete the Compaq System Partition and drive configurations (which will delete all data on the server) . 4. Assuming the System Erase utility has been run, or this is a new server, when SmartStart boots up you will first choose a language, then set the date and time. 5. On the next screen you have the option of choosing different types of installs, choose Manual Configuration. 6. Choose your Operating System. For this document it is Windows NT 4.0 7. The System Configuration utility will now start. No user input is needed for this process. 8. When the System Configuration utility finishes, you will be prompted to set up your RAID Array if you are using a RAID controller. The screens for the RAID configuration are very simple and intuitive. Pick the options you want, choose which drives will be part of the Array (don't forget to make one a hot spare), save the configuration, and exit the RAID Configuration utility. Creating 2 Logical drives w/the RAID Configuration Utility Choose your OS Select custom configuration You will be presented with a graphical screen showing your drives. Click the box next to each drive and then click the Add button. Make the last drive a Hot Spare by clicking the Hot Spare Add button. Click Next, then click the Create Logical Drive button. Under "Logical Drive Size" change it to 2048MB for a NT server or 150MB for a NetWare server. Under "Fault Tolerance" choose RAID 5, under "Array Accelerator" choose Enable, click Done. Highlight "Unused Space" and click Create Logical Drive. Except the defaults and click Done. Click Next, and click Next again (if you are happy with your Array). On the next screen under "Rebuild Priority" choose Medium. Under "Expand Priority" choose Low. Click Next, then click Save Configuration Now. Close the RAID Configuration Utility.9. The server will now reboot. 10. After the server boots up, System Configuration will run again on it's own. When it finishes, you will prompted to remove the SmartStart CD, and the server will reboot. 11. The SmartStart Process will now be finished and you can install

OS, the appropriate drivers are installed automatically. When you select the Operating System Installation feature from the System Configuration Utility main menu, the utility provides prompts to simplify the installation. Page 138: Novell Device Drivers From Compaq If you use SmartStart to install the operating system, the drivers are installed automatically. Manual Installation Configure the server without using SmartStart: 1. With power to the server off, insert the Compaq SmartStart and Support Software CD into the CD-ROM drive. 2. Start your system. 3. Select Manual Installation. Page 139: Microsoft Windows Nt Device Drivers From Compaq Compaq SmartStart and Support Software CD. The drivers on the NT SSD may be newer versions with support for new functionality, problem fixes, and so on. If you use Compaq SmartStart to install your operating system, these drivers are installed automatically. Otherwise, you can use Compaq SmartStart to create the Compaq SSD for Microsoft Windows NT from Compaq to support a manual installation of NT drivers. Page 140: Sco Openserver And Sco Unixware Device Drivers From Compaq Device Drivers from Compaq If you are using the Compaq NC3163 Fast Ethernet NIC Embedded 10/100 WOL network controller on a ProLiant ML370 server and you do not plan to use the SmartStart installation process to set up your server, you must install updated support software for your controller to connect properly to the network. Page 141 Support Software CD automatically creates the system configuration partition server and allows you to use the SCO interview process. Depending on

External) and Port 2 (internal only) Serial (2) Page 22: Power Supply When Insight Manager alerts you that a component may be eligible for Pre-Failure Warranty replacement, follow the on-screen instructions or contact a Compaq authorized service provider in your area. A yellow status indicator on the Insight Manager control panel signals that a component is in a degraded condition and recommends that you replace the component in a pre-failure condition. Page 23: Server Configuration And Management 1-8 Compaq ProLiant ML370 Setup and Installation Guide Server Configuration and Management Compaq servers offer an extensive set of features and optional tools to support effective server management and configuration: Default Configuration Compaq SmartStart Server Management Compaq Insight Manager Compaq System Configuration Utility... Page 24: Compaq Smartstart Compaq SmartStart SmartStart, stored on the SmartStart and Support Software CD, is the intelligent way to configure your Compaq server with Novell, Microsoft, SCO, and IBM system software. SmartStart uses a step-by-step process to configure the server and to load the system software, thereby achieving a well-integrated server and ensuring maximum dependability and supportability. Page 25: Compaq System Configuration Utility For information about Compaq Insight Manager, refer to the Server Setup and Management Pack shipped with your server. Page 26: Automatic Server Recovery-2 (Asr-2) Out-of-band communication with dedicated external management modem connected to the server For information about the standard Compaq Integrated Remote Console, refer to the Compaq Integrated Remote Console User Guide included on the Documentation CD. Compaq Integrated Management Log The standard Compaq Integrated