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4 Configuration Installation and Configuration Guide SIPLACE Explorer 4.1 Standard Monitoring Application (SMA) Edition 02/2005 EN 72 4.1.1.6 Step 5 - Confi gure System Dat abase → Now you can configure the SIPLACE Explo…
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4.1.1.5 Step 4 - Set Up Production Line Schedule
The SIPLACE Explorer Calendar allows you to specify a production line schedule: 4
– Define a weekly shift schedule,
– Plan engineering and scheduled downtime for machines in the line and
– Apply the schedule to a time interval.
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Fig. 4 - 7 Step 4: set up production line schedule
→ When the schedule for the production line as been defined, click on Next to continue with the
next step.
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4.1.1.6 Step 5 - Configure System Database
→ Now you can configure the SIPLACE Explorer System database settings:
– Database type;
– Driver name;
–Host;
–Port;
– Database name;
– Login (click on the corresponding cell button to call-up a dialog box in which you can specify
login information, i.e. user name and password).
→ For MS SQL Server database the default port '1433' will be offered, which you will not usually
need to change.
NOTE
If you have installed MSDE 2000, you must now enter the port number shown during the
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Fig. 4 - 8 Step 5: configure system database
→ After entering the database access parameters, we strongly recommend that you check the
connection to the database Click Test to check whether the connection to the database can be
established. If the connection functions properly, you will see the following information box:
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Fig. 4 - 9 Success
→ Click OK. You can now continue with the line configuration process.
→ If the connection does not function properly, you will see the following information box:
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Fig. 4 - 10 DB error