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Procom DVS-21 - Program environment; 2.1 User rights and application instances; 2.2 Registered file types; 2.3 Menus

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User Guide
DVS-21
02/2018 • V.1.0 L. Wolle
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Professional Communication & Service GmbH • Technical changes reserved.
2 Program environment
The main window of the program consists of the following three areas (Online Functions, System
Configuration and Description module). The module's Online Functions (left) and Description (right) can,
depending on space requirements, be overlaid or hidden to one side.
The System Configuration consists of the following components: System data, Call stations, Module rack
and Programs. These are each displayed as a sub-window in the open area of the main window.
All sub-programs used for configuration of the system are laid out as modal windows (inhibiting).
2.1 User rights and application instances
For Installation the Setup requires Admin rights. The program itself can be run on user accounts. The
Setup sets the required structures to "Authorized User".
It is NOT possible to start multiple instances of an installation. It is possible to work with two programs by
using a second installation in another directory. The last installation is the main installation. The links in
the start menu, on the desktop and the shortcut list, as well as the .ICS file type are linked to this
installation.
Note! Duplication by simply copying an installation is also possible. However, admin rights are required to
ensure the smooth running of multiple installations. An installation by the Setup is always required in the
case of user accounts!
2.2 Registered file types
Typ
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.ics
System file, binary file containing system configuration
.icsm
Monitor file, text file containing logged telegrams
2.3 Menus
Many menu items can be found on the toolbar.
Menu File
Create a new system file.
Open and edit a system file.
Open and edit a system file. Selection from list of recently opened files.
Switch to the Data transfer dialog to read the configuration of a system.
Close the opened system file.
Save the current configuration.
Save the current configuration in a new system file.
Export description lists for lines, flags and modules. (CSV format) The files are
saved in the subdirectory \export\. The program creates 3 files.
Import description lists for lines, flags and modules. (CSV format)
Closes the program.

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