1136C1 PDF
1136C1 PDF
1136C1 PDF
System 1
imagination at work
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other countries.
MODBUS is a registered trademark of Modbus-IDA.
MAXIMO is a trademark of MRO Software, Inc.
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Contact Information
The following contact information is provided for those times when you
cannot contact your local representative:
Mailing Address
1631 Bently Parkway South
Minden, Nevada 89423
USA
Telephone
1.775.782.3611
1.800.227.5514
Fax
1.775.215.2873
Internet
www.ge-energy.com/bently
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Online Help
This is a comprehensive resource for the System 1 platform and that you
can access from any System 1 screen or the System 1 Help menu. You
can also access online help from your desktop by selecting Start,
Programs, System 1, Help, and System 1 Help. Online help is available
after you install your System 1 software.
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Additional Information
Product Disposal Statement
Customers and third parties, who are not member states of the European
Union, who are in control of the product at the end of its life or at the end
of its use, are solely responsible for the proper disposal of the product. No
person, firm, corporation, association or agency that is in control of
product shall dispose of it in a manner that is in violation of any applicable
federal, state, local or international law. General Electric Company is not
responsible for the disposal of the product at the end of its life or at the
end of its use.
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Contents
1. Overview ..................................................................................... 1
1.1
Software Application Packages .......................................................2
1.1.1 System 1 Software Application Packages ........................................... 2
1.1.2 System 1 Software System Extender Applications .......................... 4
1.2
Software Components.......................................................................6
1.2.1 System 1 Servers............................................................................................. 6
1.2.2 System 1 Clients .............................................................................................. 7
1.2.3 System 1 Data Exporters............................................................................. 7
1.2.4 System 1 Tools ................................................................................................. 8
1.3
System 1 Technical Documentation ...............................................9
1.3.1 Manual................................................................................................................. 9
1.3.2 Online Help......................................................................................................... 9
1.3.3 Readme.Txt......................................................................................................10
1.3.4 Other Documentation.................................................................................11
3. Licenses .....................................................................................35
3.1
System 1 License Agreement.........................................................35
3.1.1 System 1 Component Licenses...............................................................35
3.1.2 System 1 3rd-party Pre-requisites License Agreements.............37
3.1.3 Upgrading System 1 Licenses.................................................................37
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3.1.4
6. Verification............................................................................. 101
6.1
6.2
6.3
6.4
6.5
6.6
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Demonstration Database.............................................................102
Verifying SMC, EDS, License Servers ..........................................103
Verify the System 1 Configuration Software Installation.......111
Verify the System 1 Data Acquisition Software Installation..118
Verify the System 1 Display Software Installation ..................122
Web Display ....................................................................................127
6.7
6.8
7. System 1 Languages.............................................................149
7.1
Configuring Languages................................................................ 149
7.1.1 Installing the System 1 Language Selector....................................149
7.1.2 Using the System 1 Language Selector...........................................151
7.1.3 Licensing ........................................................................................................153
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Section 1 - Overview
1. Overview
Many different functional components may be used to build a
System 1 platform. Each installation is unique to specific customer
needs and may contain any number of required and/or optional
components as each customers operational needs determine.
Turbo Machinery
Hydro Machinery
Electrical/Multilin Assets
Description
The Turbo Machinery package
provides advanced online
mechanical condition monitoring
and diagnostic software package
for critical rotating machinery
applications.
The Hydro Turbine/Generator
package provides advanced online
machine condition monitoring and
diagnostics for hydro turbines and
generators. The design of its unique
user interface is compatible with
3rd-party and after-market sensor
suites.
The Electrical/Multilin Assets
package provides advanced online
electrical equipment condition
monitoring and diagnostics for
motors, generators, and
transformers. This package requires
minimal additional electrical wiring
and can connect to online electrical
equipment with no shutdown
required.
Section 1 - Overview
Application Package
Wind Turbines
Reciprocating Compressors
Performance Visualization
Description
The Wind Turbine package provides
advanced online machine condition
monitoring and diagnostics
specifically for wind turbines.
The Reciprocating Compressor
package provides advanced online
mechanical and performance
condition monitoring and
diagnostics for critical reciprocating
machinery applications. This
package provides sophisticated
Pressure-Volume analysis
capabilities.
The Machine Performance package
provides thermodynamic
performance monitoring and allows
you to monitor, evaluate and
improve the efficiency and
profitability of your equipment and
machinery.
Optional pre-engineered calculation
templates are available for
machines such as gas turbines,
compressors, pumps, steam
turbines, and generators. Its unique
user interface displays key
performance information.
This package is a portable walkaround application that supports
the Snapshot family of portable
data collectors. This includes a 2channel, 1-channel IS and PDA
portables for operator rounds.
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Trendmaster PRO
Description
The Trendmaster PRO online
scanning system is intended for
managing essential and balanceof-plant machinery.
The Static Data Management
package provides a suite of plots to
manage static data collected using
industry standard protocols, as well
as from Bently Nevada protection
systems.
Computerized Maintenance
Management System (CMMS)
Interfaces
(MAXIMO and SAP)
State-Based Analysis
Description
The CMMS System Extender
provides an interface to specific
Computerized Maintenance
Management Systems (CMMS). This
includes the ability to link to CMMS
assets, view work histories, initiate
and display manual work requests
and to automate work requests.
State-based monitoring provides
more sophisticated diagnostics of
machines, with the ability to define
machine states that can control
data storage, filter plot data, and
aid in correlating process data with
machinery data.
Section 1 - Overview
System Extender
Smart Notifier
Data Exporters
Description
Smart Notifier is a stand-alone
application that filters events and
collects them in one place where
each user can check on events for
which he or she is responsible.
These transfer real-time data from
System 1 software to Digital Control
Systems (DCS), such as OPC (OLE for
Process Control) Alarm and Events,
OPC Data Acquisition, DDE
(Dynamic Data Exchange), OLE
(Object Linking and Embedding),
and Trendmaster Pro DSM (Dynamic
Scanning Module), and MODBUS.
The Bearing Expert software is a
database application that allows
the user to select bearing
parameters based on
manufacturer, model and/or
dimension of the bearing. If you
purchased this extender, you must
install it on the Configuration
computer.
The Event Relay Notification
component can trip a relay in
response to an event of a specified
type, severity, and asset location.
This software requires the
installation of the Decision
SupportSM application.
System 1 Language
Translation
Description
Decision Support rules work on the
machinery data to detect errors and
malfunctions. In order to process
rules, Rule Logic Results must be
available in the system.
System 1 Language Translation
allows you to view the System 1
Application windows in several
languages. Contact your sales
representative for the most current
list of supported languages.
Section 1 - Overview
NOTE
A client is an application that executes on a
computer and requires some operations, such as
database management, archival, or other
functions, to be performed on a server. A single
server may have many clients at the same time.
System 1 Configuration
System 1 Display
NOTE
A Data Exporter provides an industry or
proprietary interface for 3rd-party
applications to use to extract System 1 data.
NOTE
System 1 tools are a suite of applications
provided for the maintenance and
management of certain core and auxiliary
System 1 software components.
DSM Initialization
GSM Enabler
Report Manager
System 1 Password
Section 1 - Overview
Direct Access
To access online Help directly:
1. Select Start, Programs, System 1, Help, System 1 Help.
2. Use the Search tab to locate specific topics.
3. Work through the Table of Contents for all information
concerning the System 1 product.
Application Advisory
Online Help is a default option for Version 6.0 and higher installations,
including Version 6.5. If the Help is not installed you must use the
Change option in your System 1 installation application to load the
online Help. See Section 10, Appendix D: Changing Your Installation
in the Quick Start Operation Guide, for instructions.
1.3.2.2
NOTE
The Menu Bar Help is context-sensitive (i.e. if you
are using the Display software, you will go
directly to the Display section of the online Help).
1.3.2.3
1.3.3 Readme.Txt
Each installation CD-ROM or DVD includes a Readme.Txt file to
provide you with last minute details and other installation
information that your manuals or online Help may not include. The
Whats New section of the online Help includes information from
previous versions of Readme.txt files.
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Section 1 - Overview
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DemoVersion65Configuration database
DemoVersion65Historical database
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NOTE
Each DAQ Server can collect data for ONLY 1
System 1 Enterprise. 1 Enterprise, on the other
hand, can have up to 10 Data Acquisition Servers,
each of which resides on a separate computer.
Some key System 1 Data Acquisition functions include:
You can install the DAQ Server locally on the server that hosts the
databases or on a dedicated DAQ Server machine.
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2.1.7.4
2.1.7.5
OPC DCM
PROTOCOL: OPC (OLE for Process Control)
The System 1 OPC Client DCM imports data from 3rd-party OPC
Servers that comply with OPC 2.0 specifications. The importer
supports a wide range of features for transferring process data
from 3rd-party systems into the System 1 platform to manage it
along with other vibration data.
See http://www.opcfoundation.org/01_about/01_whatis.asp for the
full definition of OPC. OPC uses Microsoft DCOM (Distributed
Component Object Model) technology.
2.1.7.6
NetDDE DCM
PROTOCOL: NetDDE (Networked Dynamic Data Exchange)
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2.1.7.8
MODBUS DCM
PROTOCOL: MODBUS Ethernet
The System 1 MODBUS DCM imports data from a variety of
MODBUS devices that are MODBUS Ethernet compliant. MODBUS is
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2.1.8.3
NOTE
The DAQ software can automatically start up its computer.
If some event accidentally takes a computer offline, the
System 1 DAQ will automatically start up and resume Data
Acquisition when the computer restarts.
You can set up every DACM to monitor more than 1 DAQ Server.
The DACM displays the health status of each DCM that is
configured for the particular DAQ as a separate node under the
DAQ component.
The DACM can reside on any computer with access to the
computer on which the DAQ software is installed.
Application Advisory
When you are using the System 1 Configuration software the
Enterprise configuration database is open and may be changing. To
guarantee the integrity of the configuration parameters, only 1 person
may change the database at any given time. Until that person
releases the database other users are limited to read-only access.
In addition, if you wish to view configuration parameters on a System
1 Display computer, the System 1 Configuration software must be
installed on that same computer. This is also true for changing
spectral band alarms while executing the Display software.
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browse for DSMs and verify the MAC address for a DSM,
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Section 3 - Licenses
3. Licenses
3.1 System 1 License Agreement
The License Agreement for System 1 software, System 1 Extenders,
and other platform products is available in several locations for you
to review. Licenses for specific System 1 components depend on
the System 1 product packages you have purchased.
NOTE
You can move all licenses including DAQs, Application
Packages, Displays, Points and System Extenders from one
Enterprise to another. Unlimited Displays are restricted to 1
Enterprise and cannot be split between Enterprises.
You can find a copy of the current software license agreement in
the following locations:
Data Export
DAQ
Data Acquisition
Data Importers
System Extenders
CMMS MAXIMO
CMMS SAP PM (pre-version 4.7)
CMMS SAP PM (version 4.7)
Rule Logic Results
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Section 3 - Licenses
State-Based Analysis
Smart Notifier
Languages
Chinese
Japanese
Korean
Spanish
German
French
Russian
Finnish
Italian
Decision Support
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V5.2
V6.0
V6.1
V6.12
V6.5
Windows NT
Server SP5
Windows NT
Workstation
Windows 2000
Server SP3
Windows 2000
Server SP4
Full
Support
Full
Support
Full
Support
Full
Support
Full
Support
Full
Support
Windows 2000
Full
Professional SP4 Support
Full
Support
Full
Support
Full
Support
Full
Support
Full
Support
Windows XP
Professional
Full
Support
Full
Support
Full
Support
Full
Support
Full
Support
No Support
Windows XP
Full
Professional SP2 Support
Full
Support
Full
Support
Full
Support
Full
Support
Full
Support
Full
Support
Full
Support
Full
Support
Full
Support
No Support
Full
Support
Full
Support
Full
Support
Full
Support
Full
Support
SQL Server 2000 SQL 2000 SQL 2000 SQL 2000 SQL 2000 SQL 2000 SQL 2000
Server SP3 Server SP4 Server SP4 Server SP4 Server SP4 Server SP4
ONLY
ONLY
ONLY
ONLY
ONLY
ONLY
SQL Server 2005
SP2
Full
Support
Full
Support
Single Server
Multiple Servers
Operating
System (OS)
Non-Server OS
Server OS
Server OS
Distribution
Single Computer
Single Computer
Multiple networked
computers
SQL Edition
New System 1
Installations
SQL 2005
Standard Edition
SQL Edition
System 1
Upgrade
Scenarios
SQL 2000
Standard Edition
(The customer is
prompted but not
forced to upgrade
to SQL 2005)
System 1
Components
Install Base
Snapshot/ Offline
Enterprises only (very small
w/ No Decision Support/
RulePak support)
System 1 Client applications
Any/All System 1
Components
Any/All System 1
Components
Considerations
System 1 licensing
System 1 Pre-requisite
applications licensing.
SQL database size
limitation:
- 4GB for SQL 2005 Express
- 2GB for SQL 2000 MSDE.
System 1 licensing
System 1 Prerequisite
applications
licensing.
System 1 licensing
System 1 Prerequisite
applications
licensing.
Firewall
Considerations
The vast majority of the systems in the field today are delivered on
a single server machine. The System 1 installation offers a Single
Computer Setup option that accommodates this kind of setup.
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Workstation
Mid-range Server
High End/High Performance Server
Workstation Computing
Hardware
System 1 DAQ
Requirements
System 1
Decision Support
SQL Database
Simultaneous
User/Network
Connections
10 Connections
Unlimited
The customer is still limited by the
number of SQL Server CALs (Client
Access License) purchased
Performance
Processors
Max 2 Processors
Depends on OS versions:
Windows Server 2003, Windows
2000 Server - up to 4
Windows Server 2003, Enterprise
and Windows 2000 Server,
Advanced up to 8
64-bit editions and/or Data center
editions of Windows - up to 64
Server Operating
System Support
Not recommended
Yes - recommended
Remote Access
Sessions (RAS)
1 Session
4.3.2 SQL
Microsoft Structured Query Language (SQL) Server protocol allows
clients to execute SQL commands on a Microsoft SQL Server and
receive output from those commands.
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4.3.3 NetDDE
Network Dynamic Data Exchange protocol allows DDE
conversations to take place over a network.
4.3.4 OLE
Object Linking and Embedding is a compound document standard.
It allows you to create objects with one application and then link
them to or embed them in a second application. Embedded objects
retain their original format and links to the application that created
them. The Windows and Macintosh operating systems have builtin support for OLE.
4.3.6 TCP/IP
Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) is one of the core protocols of
the Internet protocol suite. Applications on networked hosts can
use TCP to create connections to one another, over which they can
exchange data. The protocol guarantees reliable and in-order
delivery of data from sender to receiver. TCP also distinguishes
data for multiple, concurrent applications (e.g. Web and e-mail
servers) that run on the same host.
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Source Port
Destination Port
Destination
Application
Display
Any
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SQL Server
Display
Any
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DCOM SCM
Display
Any
1024-65535 (configurable)
DCOM Process
Display (For
licensing support)
Any
6001 (default)
1024 65535 (configurable)
Enterprise Data
Server (.Net)
Smart Notifier
Any
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DCOM SCM
Smart Notifier
Any
1042-65535 (configurable)
DCOM Process
Any
6001 (default)
1024 65535 (configurable)
EDS (.Net)
Smart Notifier
Any
1433
SQL Server
SMC Server
Any
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DCOM SCM
SMC Server
Any
1042-65535 (configurable)
DCOM Process
SMC Server
Any
1433
SQL Server
Configuration
Any
1024-65535 (configurable)
DCOM Process
Configuration
Any
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DCOM SCM
Configuration
Any
1433
SQL Server
FBC
Any
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DCOM SCM
FBC
Any
1042-65535 (configurable)
DCOM Process
FBC
Any
6001 (default)
1024 65535 (configurable)
Enterprise Data
Server (.Net)
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Source Port
Destination Port
Destination Application
Database Tools
Any
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SQL Server
Source Port
Destination Port
Destination Application
DAQ
Any
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DCOM SCM
DAQ
Any
1024-65535
DCOM Process
DAQ/Display
Any
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Source Port
Destination Port
Destination Application
DCOM Process
Any
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DCOM SCM
DCOM Process
Any
1024-65535
DCOM Process
Source Port
.Net Process
Any
Destination Port
6001 (default)
Destination Application
.Net
1024 65535
(configurable)
If your firewall has an option that allows all traffic from an untrusted IP address to a trusted IP address, you can configure the
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Source Port
Archiving
Any
Destination Port
445 (Microsoft-ds))
Destination Application
Windows explorer
Source Port
API Client
Any
Destination Port
5001
Destination Application
API Server
4.5.2 Patches
Microsoft releases operating system patches once per month.
When these patches are available, we evaluate them for
compatibility with system operation and determine if or how they
affect System 1 software. If the patches are critical or important
and affect the operation of the System 1 software we test them.
Once we successfully test a patch, we will post that information on
the following site:
http://www.tsaauthentication.com/swupdate/thirdparty.asp
Service representatives, sales representatives, and customers can
see at a glance what patches we have tested.
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Refer to
page...
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Once you have installed and verified your System 1 platform, refer
to the System 1 Operation Quick Start Guide for Version 6.5 to
configure your Enterprise(s).
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NOTE
On any System 1 computer, the installation utility automatically
installs ALL the pre-requisites except for SQL 2005 Express.
In general, the pre-requisite installation processes require minimal
user interaction. The current requirements include:
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Windows XP SP 2
SQLXML SP 3
MSXML 6.0
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NOTE
System 1 software maintains backward
compatibility to the SQL Server 2000 for
customers who have SQL already installed. For
newer installations, we recommend that you
install one of the SQL 2005 Editions.
You may purchase the software with your System 1 software, or
from another vendor.
NOTE
At the time of installation be sure to check
http://www.tsaauthentication.com/swupdate/thirdparty.asp for the
latest service pack requirements, as Microsoft periodically releases
Service Packs to resolve operating system issues.
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Windows XP SP2
NOTE
If you have .NET version 3.0 or higher installed, you
must exit the System 1 installation, uninstall .NET
3.x, and re-start the System 1 installation.
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NOTE
The screens and instructions shown here may not exactly match the
SQL installation screens that you will see. Software updates, different
versions, and other factors can produce differences in the
installation process. Use these instructions as a guideline, or call your
local support office for the latest information.
NOTE
This edition will be installed on a Windows 2003 server.
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Dialog Box or
Screen View
Instructions
Notes
Dialog Box or
Screen View
Instructions
Microsoft SQL
Server 2000
Standard
Edition
Select
SQL Server 2000
Components.
SQL Server
2000 Install
Components
Select
Install Database Server.
Welcome
Select Next.
Computer
Name
Select Next.
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Notes
Manual Installation:
1. Select Start
2. Select Run
3. Type D:\Setup.exe
(where D: is the
CD-ROM drive
letter)
4. Press Enter
Dialog Box or
Screen View
Installation
Selection
Instructions
Notes
Select
Create a New Instance of
SQL Server, or install Client
Tools.
Select Next.
User
Information
10 Software
License
Agreement
11 Installation
Definition
12 Instance Name
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Dialog Box or
Screen View
13 Setup Type
Instructions
Notes
Select Typical.
NOTE: If you are installing on an operating system in a
language other than English:
1. Select Custom
2. When the Collation Settings dialog appears, select the
SQL Collations (Used for compatibility with previous
versions
3. Select Dictionary order, case-insensitive, for use
with 1252 Character Set.
Note: Verify that this is the correct selection by
displaying the SQL Server Properties (Configure) dialog
box. Select the General tab and verify that
SQL_Latin1_Generar_CP1_CI_AS is the Server collation
selection.
Destination Folder:
Select a location for
the SQL Server files.
Select Next.
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Dialog Box or
Screen View
Instructions
15 Authentication
Mode
Select
Mixed Mode
(Windows
Authentication)
Notes
If you are installing the
Personal Edition of SQL, Select
Windows Authentication
Mode.
17 Setup
Complete
Select Finish.
Your SQL Server 2000 Installation is complete.
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NOTE
This edition will be installed on a Windows 2003 server.
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Dialog Box or
Screen View
Instructions
Notes
5 Installing
Prerequisites
Select Install.
Select Next.
Select Next.
6 Welcome to the
Microsoft SQL Server
Installation Wizard
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Dialog Box or
Screen View
7 System
Configuration
Check
Instructions
Select Next.
This will notify you of any
If any item is not marked with potential installation
a Green Success, you should problems.
clear the error and restart.
8 Microsoft SQL
Server Installation
9 Registration
Information
Notes
Select Next.
10 Components to
Install
11 Instance Name
12 Service Account
Start services at
the end of setup
option
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Dialog Box or
Screen View
13 Authentication
Mode
Instructions
Notes
16 Ready to Install
Select Install.
17 Setup Progress
18 Completing
Select Finish.
Microsoft SQL
Server 2005 Setup
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Dialog Box or
Screen View
Instructions
Select Start.
Select Programs.
Select Microsoft SQL Server 2005.
Minimize SQL
Server 2005
Surface Area
5
6
Notes
Minimize SQL
Server 2005
Surface Area
Select Close.
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NOTE
Logging on to the installation computer as a user without
administrative privileges may cause problems with
Windows Operating System, SQL Server, and/or System 1
security. You must have full administrative privileges
throughout the System 1 software installation process.
When you start the System 1 installation process the software may
prompt you to first install some 3rd-party software. Most of these
programs are not optional and you must install them on any
System 1 computer. Select Install to launch their installation. The
installation process will specifically prompt you to allow it to install
any optional prerequisites.
The installation of these prerequisites requires minimal user
interaction.
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NOTE
This example is specific to these 2 service
packs. The screens will differ if you need
other service packs.
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5. Select Install.
The MSSP Installer will determine which service
packs you must install and will display them here.
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.NET Framework
If .NET Framework is NOT installed on the computer, the installation
process will install the Microsoft .NET 2.0 Framework.
If you have Microsoft .Net version 3.0 or newer installed, you must
exit the System 1 installation, uninstall Microsoft .Net 3.x, and restart the System 1 installation.
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5.3.4.1
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5.3.4.2
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NOTE
Due to network and domain account configurations and
settings, you might not be able to browse all available
servers and/or users. Changing these configurations and
settings is beyond the scope of the System 1 software
installations. If you cant see a server or account that you
know is available, try typing the account in the
DOMAIN\Username format under the Existing User option.
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Standalone Installation
NOTE
Standalone installation will not install Web Display and DS
Studio, but you can install them through advanced options.
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Database Tools
Data Acquisition
o Data Acquisition Server
o Data Acquisition Connection Manager
Configuration Utilities
o Configuration
o File Based Configuration Utilities
License Server
Tools
o Smart Notifier
o Standard Tools
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5.3.5.2
Server Installation
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Client Installation
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Select any of the nodes with the X to allow the installation process
to install them.
Space: Select the Space button to view the free space on the drive
selected in the installation path.
Back: Select the Back button takes you to the previous installation
screen.
Cancel: Select Cancel to abort the System 1 installation.
Next: Select Next to proceed with the System 1 installation.
Help: Select the Help button to launch the feature selection help
that explains the icons used in the feature selection list box.
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NOTE
In certain circumstances, the Installation Summary may
include some components that you did not select in the
Custom Setup dialog box. This is due to dependencies
between certain components and is perfectly normal.
Select Install to continue installing the System 1 software.
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Select Next to configure all the required servers and clients for the
specified enterprise.
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After you receive the activation code from technical support, type
the activation code in the Activation Code text box and select the
Activate button to activate the Enterprise.
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Section 6 - Verification
6. Verification
It is important that you check your System 1 installation at this
time. The verification process uses the Demonstration database
(included with your System 1 software) and allows you to verify that
the various System 1 modules can communicate with each other
and with the SQL Server. The basic verification process will ensure
that:
NOTES
1. You must execute the Verification Procedure in the
order in which this section presents it. Several steps in
the Configuration Verification section will prepare the
installation to allow you to successfully verify the
System 1 software.
2. This verification process does not test all of the System
1 applications and interfaces. The online Help system
for the System 1 platform explains and demonstrates
individual applications. Use the information from Help
to configure and execute additional software
applications, exporters, importers and interfaces.
Section 6 - Verification
Section 6 - Verification
service fails to start, select the Event Viewer button to view
the Application Event Log for errors.
Select OK.
Section 6 - Verification
14. Select the Plug-in Manager and download any available
plug-ins.
15. Select the Enterprise Server Configuration plug-in.
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NOTE
You must select the Apply button on both the Enterprise Data
Server tab and the License Server tab to save the changes.
19. Select the License Server tab.
20. Enter the computer name for the License Server in the
Server Address field.
21. Select the Apply button.
22. Select the Enterprise Data Server Control plug-in under the
currently connected Enterprise.
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29. Select the evaluation licenses you wish to move over to the
DemoDatabase Enterprise. To speed up the process, select
the double-arrow button to move the maximum number of
all licenses over.
30. Select the Commit button.
31. Select the Activate button
and licenses.
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NOTE
In case of a software upgrade, you should back
up the older licenses before uninstalling.
NOTE
To access the Demonstration Enterprise
Configuration database, the Windows operating
system user account you use must be a member of
the SYSTEM1ADMINGRP. It will be a member if it is
the same account you used to install the software
on this computer. Use the Windows User Manager to
add new users to the SYSTEM1GROUP if necessary.
2. Select Start, Programs, System 1, System 1 Configuration
to start the System 1 Configuration software.
3. Select Open from the Enterprise menu. The Enterprise
Connect window appears.
4. Select Add from the Enterprise menu.
5. Under Connection Properties:
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b. Select Instrument.
c. Select Hierarchy.
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Verify that the Historical
Database\Database Name is
DemoVersion_65_Historical.
Change the field Data Acquisition
Server\Computer Name to the name of the
computer on which the Data Acquisition
software (NOT the Data Acquisition
Connection Manager) is installed.
Select OK.
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NOTE
In most cases, the Data Acquisition Connection Manager and the
Data Acquisition software are installed on the same computer.
However, in the case where this is not true, log on to the computer
on which the Data Acquisition Connection Manager resides.
2. Start the System 1 Data Acquisition Connection Manager
software.
a. Select Start, Programs, System 1, System 1 Data
Acquisition.
3. Right-click Data Acquisition Servers and select Add Station
in the Data Acquisition Connection Manager main window.
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5. In the Properties Window:
a. Give a name to the connection in the connection
properties field. Browse and select the
DemoDatabase_65 enterprise on the test computer.
b. Select OK.
6. View the Data Acquisition Computer Window. This Window
contains a list of all the Data Acquisition computers that the
Demonstration Historical database accesses.
a. Highlight the Data Acquisition computer name.
b. Select OK.
7. View the Data Acquisition Connect window.
a. Select OK.
8. Depending on your Installation (if you are changing
Enterprises), you may see the following System 1 Message:
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Your screen may not look exactly like the one above as the
Demonstration database differs from this one and the number of
modules will be different. However, you are looking for many of the
modules to be Running and for the Data Acquisition Server to be
initialized.
This completes the System 1 Data Acquisition software verification.
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a. Highlight the DemoDatabase65 Enterprise name.
b. Select Connect.
c. The program may take a few moments to load the
Enterprise information.
5. View the System 1 Display window.
a. The Demonstration database contains several points,
each with an associated alarm severity. A successful
connection to the operational Data Acquisition
software will display colors (indicating the severity of
each alarm) in the Enterprise hierarchy tree.
b. If severity colors are not present, it indicates that the
Data Acquisition software is not operational or that
the Display software has not established a
connection with it.
c. The message DAQ Communicating should appear
at the bottom of the Display screen.
d. Expand the Enterprise hierarchy tree to the first
Displacement Point by selecting the '+' preceding the
nodes in the hierarchy.
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7. Verify that the Display software can retrieve data from the
Demonstration Historical Database by displaying a trend
plot for one of the points in the Demonstration Enterprise.
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6.8.1.2
Processor(s)
Memory
2 GB RAM
256 MB RAM
Storage
18 GB Hard drive
Storage
DVD-ROM
N/A
Network Controller
10/100 NIC
Additional Network
Controller
10/100/1000 Gigabit
NIC
N/A
Interface
PCI Modem
Cache Memory
512 KB L2 Cache
512 KB L2 Cache
Expansion Slots
6 PCI Slots
6 PCI Slots
Graphics
8 MB 1024X768 16 bit
color video
USB
N/A
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Version
Operating System
Windows 2000
Service Pack 4
Operating System
Windows XP
Service Pack 2
Operating System
Browser
Internet Explorer
6.0 or newer
Microsoft Internet
Information Services (IIS)
(Depends on the
Operating
System)
Other
Version 2.0
Software
Version
Operating System
Windows 2000
Service Pack 4
Operating System
Windows XP
Service Pack 1
Operating System
Windows 2003
Browser
Internet Explorer
6.0 or newer
Other
Version 2.0
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6.9.1
6.9.2 Details
1. Install
Microsoft
Internet
Information
Server (IIS).
2. Install
System 1
Web Display
Server.
Installation
Steps
NOTE
Select only the Web Display Server for installation if
this is a separate installation (i.e., a standalone client).
c. Install prerequisite software. You must install the
.NET framework before you can install the Web
Display Server.
d. Complete the installation for Web Display Server.
3. Set up the
Web Display
Server.
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1. If you have installed a SQL Server, select Browse for
Enterprise.
2. Select SQL Server and Enterprise Name. Select OK.
These steps will automatically fill in the information
for an existing System 1 Enterprise.
OR
1. Select Allow Manual Input. Type the System 1 Enterprise
information in the boxes.
2. Select Create a New Enterprise to create the files and
folders that make up a Web Display Enterprise.
NOTE
If the properties of your System 1 platform do
not match the information you type in, you
must use this utility again to make appropriate
changes the Web Display Enterprise.
3. The Add Favorite dialog box appears.
4. Note the Name. Select OK. You use this favorite link to
access the Web Display Enterprise.
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3. Select the Users tab.
4. Clear the Windows Authentication checkbox. This means
that the user will access the System 1 Enterprise by a
method OTHER than through Windows.
5. Type the User Name and Password for the user account.
6. Select Add User. This adds the user account to the System 1
Users list.
7. Select OK.
NOTE
Verify that you have saved the Enterprise configuration after you close
and exit from the Security Manager. You must do this before the System
1 platform will allow the newly added Web Display users to access the
Web Enterprise. When you add a new user, you must wait for the period
specified by the DAQ Polling Interval before the user can log in.
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5. Type in a name for the group.
6. Select OK.
7. Select a user in the System 1 Users list.
8. Select the < button to move the user into the group. The
user you selected now appears in the Members of Group
list. The << button will move all the users in the System 1
Users list into the Members of Group list.
9. Select OK.
NOTE
Verify that you have saved the Enterprise configuration
after you close and exit from the Security Manager.
You must do this before the newly added Web Display
users can access the Web Enterprise.
NOTE
Verify that you have saved the Enterprise configuration after you
close and exit from the Security Manager. You must do this before
the newly added Web Display users can access the Web Enterprise.
When you assign new access rights, you must wait for the period
specified by the DAQ Polling Interval before the access rights can
take effect.
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6.10.4.1 Set the Web Page Security for Web Display Users with the
Page Security Manager.
Each web page on the Web Enterprise site has its own security
settings. An Information Technology (IT) or Network Administrator
should establish these security settings when first setting up the
Web Server.
1. Open Internet Explorer.
2. Select Favorites. Select the link created in Section 6.10.1.
3. The Web Display Login screen appears.
4. Type your Username and Password. Select Login.
5. The Lobby screen appears. Select Page Security Manager.
6. The Page Security Manager screen appears. Select the
pages that you want to configure.
This screen allows the Administrator to grant or deny access
to the selected pages for every individual user that has been
established for this Web Enterprise installation.
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NOTE
If you select either the Allow Selected Users or Deny
Selected User option, the default settings for this page
will allow or deny access to the list of Selected Users that
you specify. Any new user accounts that you add to the
Enterprise configuration database in the future will have
the OPPOSITE of this access, because they were not
among the Selected Users that you originally specified.
6.10.5.1
Use this dialog page to determine which user accounts are a part
of the selected profile. Move user accounts from the All Users list to
the Current Members of Profile list to add them to or remove them
from the profile. After you do this, select the Configure Profile
button at the bottom to set the preferences for the profile.
NOTE
When you add a user to a profile,
the program will remove that user
from any previous profile.
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6.10.5.2
Profile Preferences
6.10.5.3
This step, although very simple, is also very critical. If your end
users cannot access their Web Display Enterprise for ANY reason, it
will seem that the entire process has failed. This will be true even if
the failure is due to something as simple as their computer not
having the Microsoft .NET framework software installed.
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NOTE
The program will automatically forward
users without the .NET framework to the
Prerequisites Download page.
The Microsoft .NET framework is available as a free download from
the Internet. You can also install it from the Prerequisite Download
page.
Verify that client computers can successfully log on to the Web
Display Enterprise.
Use the security utility that is available from the Prerequisites
Download page to ensure that the client computers have
established a trust with the Web Server.
Prerequisites
NOTE
Do not proceed with the setup instructions below if the
client computer does not meet the above requirements.
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6.11.2
6.11.2.1
Setup Instructions
Connect the client computer to the System 1 Web Server
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Set the Internet Explorer and .NET Framework security
The Web Display Client computer must fully trust the Web
Display Server. The SecuritySettings.bat file properly sets the
security settings. To download and run the file:
1. Select the Download link to get the file.
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7. System 1 Languages
7.1 Configuring Languages
System 1 Language Translation allows you to view the System 1
Application windows in a number of languages. 10 languages are
currently available: Chinese (PRC), German, Spanish (European),
French, Japanese, Korean (Wansung), Russian, Italian, Finnish,
Swedish and English (United States).
At this time, System 1 Help is not translated. Currently, the System 1
software translation applies to application sub-menus, short-cut
menus, dialog boxes and messages. Non-translated text is in
English.
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NOTE
You must close all System 1 applications before changing a
language. The System 1 Language Selector applies the
selected language to all instances of the System 1 client
applications named above, on the computer running the
Language Selector. You cannot have multiple languages
active on a computer simultaneously.
Tip: If the System 1 applications are displaying "?????" rather than
the selected language, then go to Start, Settings, Control Panel,
Regional and Language Options and select the Advanced tab. Set
the Language for non-Unicode programs box the same as the
language you selected in the System 1 platform, and select OK.
7.1.3 Licensing
You can license each Enterprise for as many Languages as you
desire (note that English requires no license). For example, you can
license the Enterprise "PowerPlant1", for French and English (1
language license for PowerPlant1) and license Enterprise
"PowerPlant2" for French, German and Chinese (3 language
licenses for PowerPlant2). You purchase language licenses
separately and use the System 1 License Manager to add them to
your platform.
NOTE
Although each language license applies to a single
enterprise and an enterprise can have multiple language
licenses, applications cannot use different languages at
the same time on the same computer. The selected
language applies to all instances of System 1 client
applications that are running on the computer.
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