When copying a configuration from one machine to a new machine, the following needs to happen.
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This is the downtime area or equipment line associated with the equipment. From Plant Focus you can identify which area it is by navigating to the page:
~/DesignerPages/area_designer.aspx
From there you will see a column IDNum that is the identifier for that area.
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This is the saved fagorite graph that will display on the OpStation screen when it has been idle. You can see the favorites by going here:
~/DOR\Reports\DataGraphContinuousData.aspx?FavoriteID=29
After the ?FavoriteID= put the number of the graph you want to display and it will auto-load it for you.
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Each Operator Station has a local configuration file that will inform the instance of the application on how to operate. Once the configuration is complete in the Plant Focus database for each Operator Station, a few small configuration changes is all that is needed to be up and running.
The configuration file, App.config, for each Operator Station instance is housed in the home directory of the application and can be edited with any text editor.
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Configuration Settings
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Inside of App.config you will find a section of settings as shown below.
A. Display Screen
In some environments there may be multiple monitors in use and there is a need to determine which monitor the Operator Station will display on. By design the Operator Station will be displayed in full screen, without a border, to prevent users from easily being able to access unnecessary operating system functions. By default this value is "1" when using only one monitor, in multiple monitor setups you can check the designation of the monitor's number through your display settings in windows. The desired monitor's value would be used in this field to display the Operator Station on that monitor.
Endpoint Address
Station ID
Station Culture