Boot Sequence

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• The controller may be booted with or without an Ethernet Ethernet is a large, diverse family of frame-based computer networking technologies that operate at many speeds for local area networks (LANs) cable attached.

These are the controller boot sequences:

• AKD PDMM or PCMM Boot Sequence
• PCMM2G Boot Sequence
  • Internal Flash
  • Recovery USB Drive

When the controller is booted with a cable attached, the configured IP address (depending upon the current position of the rotary switch) appears in the 7-segment display.

• See View the Controller IP Address for more information.
• If the controller is started without a network connection then the IP address is not displayed.
• After the boot sequence is successful, the controller is in one of two modes:

	Normal operation.
	Recovery Mode (if firmware download is permitted).

AKD PDMM or PCMM Boot Sequence

This is the boot sequence for either the AKD PDMM or PCMM:

State	Display	Description
Hardware Power ON		The controller option card has power.
Stage 0		This is reached after the I2C is initialized.
Stage 1		This is reached after the DDR3 ram memory is initialized.
Stage 2		This is reached just after the RAM memory relocation. At this point the boot is running in DDR3 RAM memory.
Stage 3		Reached after the flash memory is initialized.
Controller Boot Startup Script		After all the previous steps, the startup script starts automatically.
QNX startup		This is reached after the Boot startup script is finished.
Sysinit		This is reached after: Specific configuration parameters of the target are loaded. The network is started using the Controller Rotary Switch.

PCMM2G Boot Sequence

These are the boot sequences of the PCMM2G:

• Internal Flash
• Recovery USB Drive

Internal Flash

State	Display	Description
Hardware Power ON		PCMM2G has power.
Stage 1		Bootloader completed. Starting U-Boot.
Stage 2		U-Boot succeeded. Starting Linux Kernel.
Stage 3		Linux Kernel is up. PCMM2G processes Initializing.
Stage 4		Starting: KAS Runtime In computer science, runtime (or run-time) describes the operation of a computer program, the duration of its execution, from beginning to termination (compare compile time). Within KAS, runtime also refers to the virtual machine that manage the program written in a computer language while it is running process monitor. KAS Runtime.
Final Stage		Runtime started.

Recovery USB Drive

See PCMM2G Web server Recovery for more information.

State	Display	Description
Hardware Power ON		PCMM2G has power.
Stage 1		Starting U-Boot from recovery USB drive.
Stage 2		U-Boot succeeded. Starting Linux Kernel.
Stage 3		Linux Kernel is up. PCMM2G processes Initializing.
Stage 4		Starting: KAS Runtime process monitor. KAS Runtime.
Final Stage		Recovery runtime In computer science, runtime (or run-time) describes the operation of a computer program, the duration of its execution, from beginning to termination (compare compile time). Within KAS, runtime also refers to the virtual machine that manage the program written in a computer language while it is running started.