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3.4 E Snake Control functions3.4.1 Running E Snake Control For the First TimeSelect - - - - or double clickthe E Snake Controller icon on your desktop. The first screen shown is the “History List”. Thisscreen displays the most recently used preset files. Because this is the first time the applicationhas been run, this file list will be blank.E Snake Control relies on special preset data files (.wds) that contain all of the necessaryconfiguration parameters for the system to operate properly. The first time you start E SnakeControl, it will be necessary to create your first preset data file.Refer to section 4 “System Configuration Programming – The Architecture Editor” for adetailed description on how to create a preset data file. If you already have a file configured, clickthe button, navigate to its location and open it.3.4.2 Operating E Snake ControlWhen E Snake Control software is launched, it opens a preset History List and File Browser.This prompts the user to select a preset data file.
Select a file from the “Most recent used file list . . .” or click the button to navigate tothe location of a preset data file If no such file exists, a new one may be created by clicking or an existing file may be opened for editing by clicking on .Please see section 4 “System Configuration Programming – The Architecture Editor” for amore in depth explanation of preset data file creation and editing.Once a preset data file has been selected, ESC opens the file and checks its contents to make surethe file’s settings are valid. These settings are then loaded into the controller and displayed to theuser. (At this point, ESC is not connected to the network.)The user will then be presented with a Connection prompt.The user has option to connect to the network , stay offline or close the loaded file. If the user chooses to connect to the network, the application starts to scan the
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