The files used by the Update and Install programs

SETUP.EXE : This is the program used to install the UPDATE program 
on the computer. It expects to be run from a CDROM, or to be 
in a directory with the files it will be installing. 

Install will install the following files in a directory of choice by 
the user:

 SETUP.EXE    - A copy of the installation setup program.
 UPDATE.EXE   - The update program.
 FONIXSTD.MST - The master standard option definition file.
 FxxxVnnn.HEX - The instrument program file.
 FP35.idididididid.V220.CFG - The software install definition file.

UPDATE.EXE : This is the program that is used to talk to the attached 
Fonix instrument to update it's Flash program storage. 

Update requires the following files:

 FONIXOPT.LST - The master standard option definition file.

 FxxxVnnn.HEX - Program file for the instrument
                where Fxxx is a name that relates to the 
                instrument (eg FP35 or F7K) and Vnnn
                is the version number of the software
                (eg V2.20). 

 FP35.idididididid.Vnnn.CFG - Config to install on this instrument
                where FP35 is the instrument identifier,
                idididididid is the ID number for the insturment, 
                and Vnnn is the version number of the 
                software being installed.

Notes: The FP35...CFG file must match the ID of the instrument 
it is being installed on, and the same version number as the 
software being installed. The file is generated by a separate 
program at the factory at the same time as the FxxxVnnn.HEX file 
is generated. This insures that the update program knows how to 
properly install the new software on the instrument. 

In the FxxxVnnn.HEX file, The "F" is not required, The "V" _is_ 
required and must be located as the fifth character with the 
version number as a decimal number after it. The filename tag 
must be "HEX" and the file must be a hex type file. (The "V" will
be a letter "E", "F", or "S" indicating the language.)

The master Standard Option text file FONIXOPT.LST describes the 
standard options as they relate to the StdOption bits. The first line 
of text relates to the first option bit (LSB). The last line of text 
relates to the last option bit (MSB). It is important that this file 
exactly match the option bits and be correct since it is used to 
display the options in the options text window of the Update program. 
The option bit format is in Intel format; Low byte = lowest 
position/address; High byte = highest position/address.
