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Chapter 2 – Sentinel Hardware Keys SDK Components Contents Glossary Index Troubleshooting For Windows, you may also associate the Secure Update Wizard here for remote activation. License Manager 34 Sentinel Hardware Keys Developer’s Guide In the License Manager screen, you can package the licenses and program hardware keys. Groups are created to package the license (templates). Subsequently, these groups are used for programming Sentinel Keys and distributor keys. Using the Export - File Manager dialog of License Manager, you can export .ISV, .DIS, *.OPR, and .NLF files used for key programming and remote license additions. Using the License Manager screen, you can also create a Custom CodeCover Key and generate update code for modifying the expiry date of a Custom CodeCover keys. Update Manager In the Update Manager screen, you can create update actions and generate update codes for remotely updating the hardware keys. API Explorer In the API Explorer screen, you can experiment with the Business Layer API prior to adding them into your source code. It also generates the usage code in popular programming languages for a platform. Key Status Panel A Key Status panel (in the left-side of the Toolkit) that displays the developer, distributor, and Sentinel hardware keys attached to the system. You can select the hardware key using the left and right arrow buttons. This panel can be used to view details of the attached hardware key, including the key type, developer ID, and serial number. For Sentinel Keys, the Key Status panel helps you identify the capability which can be: RTC— Sentinel Key with real-time clock (RTC) NRTC—Sentinel Key with no real-time clock (RTC) support DUAL— Sentinel Dual Hardware key
Command-Line CodeCover Utility Contents Glossary Index Troubleshooting XM RTC—Sentinel Extended Memory (XM) Hardware Key with RTC support XM NRTC—Sentinel Extended Memory (XM) Hardware Key with no RTC support Note: For Distributor and Developer keys, the capability is displayed as NEU to indicate that the attached key is a Non End User key. The following figure shows how the key status panel appears for a developer key, distributor key, and for a non-RTC Sentinel Key. Key Status Panel Note: The Key Status panel behaves different in the API Explorer screen, where it establishes contact with the Sentinel Key only when the SFNTGetLicense API function is successfully executed. Command-Line CodeCover Utility The Command-Line CodeCover Utility is meant for the developers who want to incorporate the process of protecting files (applying the CodeCover layer) into their application build process. This allows them to protect files without having to use the Toolkit. The tool protects the files using the options specified in the license template file and programs the license into Sentinel Hardware Keys Developer’s Guide 35
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