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4.3 PC Client software<br />

4.3.1 Introduction, installation and program start<br />

Installing the PC Client software<br />

The PC Client software allows simultaneous operation of the panel from a PC (remote operation).<br />

All the display elements of the panel are displayed to the end user on the PC monitor and<br />

can be operated remotely by clicking the mouse - as if being done directly on the panel by<br />

touch. This allows the operation of display elements and function buttons, meaning that time<br />

switch, light scene and limit values settings can also be changed. In addition, all the status displays<br />

of the panel can be checked on the PC.<br />

The end user can also use the PC Client software to load various configuration data<br />

(IP settings, e-mail mailboxes, RSS Newsfeeds, project planning, firmware)into the panel<br />

without requiring access to the ETS.<br />

The PC Client software program is an EXE program which can be executed by the end user<br />

and which must be installed on the PC before first use. For this reason, the program is supplied<br />

as installation package. Executing the installation package opens the Setup program, which<br />

provides an easy guide through the installation process and installs the PC Client software correctly<br />

on the PC.<br />

i The PC Client software can be run on PCs with the operating systems Windows XP,<br />

Windows 2000 or Windows Vista.<br />

It is possible to load the device firmware and the project planning data into the panel by USB<br />

using the PC Client software. To allow USB device programming, a USB driver must be installed<br />

on the commissioning PC. To ensure correct installation of the USB driver, the panel<br />

must not be connected to the PC before installing the driver. The driver required for USB programming<br />

is supplied and installed together with the PC Client software.<br />

i The appropriate access rights in the operating system are required for driver installation.<br />

i Some PC operating systems test during installation whether the USB drivers have certificates.<br />

The appropriate messages can be ignored and installation continued.<br />

After the PC Client software has been installed, a project file must be created before first operation.<br />

The exact procedure is described in the next section.<br />

Creating a project<br />

The PC Client software can be opened after a successful installation operation. Opening is possible<br />

- depending on the options selected during installation - either by double-clicking the program<br />

icon on the desktop or, alternatively, via the Start menu or the Quick Start bar of the operating<br />

system.<br />

When the program is started, an empty project desktop is seen.<br />

To use the PC Client software, a project must be opened. A project can be created in a word<br />

processing program like any document, if there is no existing project file, or can also be opened,<br />

if a project file has already been created and saved. In the PC Client software, a project file can<br />

be created or opened and saved in the "Project" menu.<br />

A separate project file is required for each communication connection to a panel, as the file contains<br />

the project planning and the IP communication settings of the appropriate panel. For this<br />

reason, when assigning a name to the project file (file ending: "*.eipc"), a meaningful name<br />

should be selected to identify the device to be controlled<br />

(e.g. "Remote control, office panel.eipc"). The filename is assigned on saving.<br />

Order-No. 7574 00 1X<br />

PC Client software<br />

Introduction, installation and program start<br />

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