Welcome to the #1-TuffTEST-Lite™ User Area
1. Introduction
2. Making a Self-booting CD-ROM
3. Making a Self-booting Diskette
4. Reading or Printing Product Documentation
1. Introduction
Welcome to the #1-TuffTEST-Lite™ User Area. Here you can download and make self-booting
CD-ROMs and diskettes and read or print the product documentation.
Before you download any of the components below, if you do not currently have an area dedicated to downloads, we suggest that you create a "Downloads"
folder on your C: drive, then a sub-folder under it for "#1-TuffTEST-Lite™"
and place all of the components you download in the "#1-TuffTEST-Lite™"
sub-folder.
Note as indicated in the Use
License, you are allowed to have only one and only one operational copy of
#1-TuffTEST-Lite™ in use at any time. If you operational copy becomes damaged and will no longer boot, you can make a new operational copy from the files in your
#1-TuffTEST-Lite™ download sub-folder or download again as indicated below.
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2.
Making a Self-booting #1-TuffTEST-Lite™ CD-ROM
Downloading the components and making a self-booting #1-TuffTEST-Lite™ CD-ROM
If you have a CD-ROM R/W (read/write) drive and have installed the special software that came with the drive that can
create ( burn) a bootable CD-ROM from an
"ISO" image file, proceed below.
Note that operating system CD-ROM
burning software probably will not be usable to make a self-booting
#1-TuffTEST-Lite™ CD-ROM because it is for "file" copying
(usually called a "bootable data disc") and not for "ISO"
file copying. If you do not have independent CD-ROM burning software, you can find appropriate programs at:
- Nero 7 Ultra Edition:
http://ww2.nero.com/nero7/enu/Products.html
- Free Nero 7 Ultra Edition Trail version:
http://ww2.nero.com/nero7/enu/Downloads.html
- Roxio Easy CD & DVD Creator, version 8:
http://roxio.com/en/products/emc/family.jhtml
Download the "ISO" file below and create (burn) a self-booting #1-TuffTEST-Lite™
CD-ROM.
#1-TuffTEST-Lite™ CD-ROM "ISO" file format.
File Name: ttl.iso
Version: 1.53
Click Here to download: ISO Image Format ttl.iso
When the "ISO" file is downloaded, run the CD-ROM burning software you have installed, select the correct menu option to burn from an
" ISO" file (not a
"bootable data disc" selection), select the file from the
location where you have saved it (the "Downloads/#1-TuffTEST-Lite™"
folder ?) and create (burn) the self-booting
#1-TuffTEST-Lite™ CD-ROM.
Make sure that you label the CD-ROM with
#1-TuffTEST-Lite™, Version Number, Serial Number and date made.
To use the #1-TuffTEST-Lite™ self-booting CD-ROM,
simply:
1. Read the #1-TuffTEST-Lite™
product documentation BEFORE using #1-TuffTEST-Lite™.
2. Shutdown the applications on the target PC.
3. Turn off the target PC.
4. Insert the #1-TuffTEST-Lite™ self-booting CD-ROM in
the CD-ROM drive.
5. Turn on the target PC. The PC will begin the boot process from the
#1-TuffTEST-Lite™ self-booting CD-ROM and the #1-TuffTEST-Lite™
Main Menu should appear in about 30 seconds.
6. When the testing session is completed, turn of the target PC and remove the
#1-TuffTEST-Lite™ CD-ROM and then turn the power back on and resume normal operations.
IMPORTANT: To use your newly created self-booting
#1-TuffTEST-Lite™ CD-ROM on a PC you will need to make sure that
CD-ROM Drive (or "Removable Media Drives") is selected as
the first Boot Device in BIOS Setup.
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3. Making a
Self-booting #1-TuffTEST-Lite™ Diskette
Downloading the file to make a self-booting #1-TuffTEST-Lite™ diskette either in an "EXE" format or an
"IMAGE" format.
Note: the "EXE" file format is most commonly used for Windows-based systems.
#1-TuffTEST-Lite™ diskette
"EXE" file
For a 3 1/2" diskette drive:
File Name: ttl3.exe
Version: 1.53
Click Here to download: Self Writing .EXE ttl3.exe
For a 5 1/4" diskette drive:
File Name: ttl5.exe
Version: 1.53
Click Here to download: Self Writing .EXE ttl5.exe
When the #1-TuffTEST-Lite™ "EXE" file is downloaded, find
it in the location where you have
saved it (the "Downloads/#1-TuffTEST-Lite™" folder?),
insert a blank diskette in the target drive, then run the "EXE" program
and make (write) the self-booting #1-TuffTEST-Lite™ diskette.
#1-TuffTEST-Lite™ diskette "IMAGE" file
For a 3 1/2" diskette drive:
File Name: ttl3.img
Version: 1.53
Click Here to download: IMG Format ttl3.img
Note: The "IMAGE" file format is most commonly used for non-Windows-based systems. Use the specific information for your operating system to work with the "IMAGE" file format.
When the #1-TuffTEST-Lite™ Image file is downloaded, find it in the location where you have saved it. Insert the 3 1/2" diskette in the target drive and use the procedure specified by your operating system and make (write) the #1-TuffTEST-Lite™ Diskette.
Make sure that you label the diskette with #1-TuffTEST-Lite™, Version Number, Serial Number and date made.
To use the self-booting #1-TuffTEST-Lite™ diskette, simply:
1. Read the #1-TuffTEST-Lite™ product documentation BEFORE using #1-TuffTEST-Lite™.
2. Shutdown the applications on the target PC.
3. Turn off the target PC.
4. Insert the self-booting #1-TuffTEST-Lite™ diskette
into Drive A:.
5. Turn on the target PC. The PC will begin the boot process from the self-booting
#1-TuffTEST-Lite™ diskette and the User Area
Main Menu should appear in about 30 seconds.
6. When the testing session is completed, turn of the target PC and remove the self-booting
#1-TuffTEST-Lite™ diskette and then turn the power back on and resume normal operations.
IMPORTANT: To use your newly created self-booting
#1-TuffTEST-Lite™ diskette on a PC you will need to make sure that
Diskette Drive A: (or "Removable Media Drives") is selected as
the first Boot Device in BIOS Setup.
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4.
Reading or Printing Product Documentation
Viewing or Printing #1-TuffTEST-Lite™ documentation online
File Name: ttl.html
Version: 1.53
Click Here to view the
documentation in your browser: ttl.html
Downloading #1-TuffTEST-Lite™ documentation for reading or printing at a later time
File Name: ttl.html
Version: 1.53
Click Here to download: HTML Format ttl.html
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