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=== Pro Line/Trend Line/System tabs === | === Pro Line/Trend Line/System tabs === | ||
- | * **Interface | + | * **Pro Line tab:** Clicking on the Pro Line tab will show all the user-interface objects added to the current project |
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+ | * **Trend Line tab:** Clicking on the Trend Line tab will show all the Trend Line devices added to the project and permit to configure them. Adding a new Trend Line device is also possible from this tab by right clicking on the title and selecting "add device" | ||
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* **System tab:** Clicking on the system tab will show all the system objects added to the current project; the main node represents all the generic and most important data related to the server and project. Right-clicking on the system tab will allow the user to add any system object. Clicking on an existing system object will show all the related properties in the property grid below the tabs. For more details refer to [[system_objs|System Objects]] . | * **System tab:** Clicking on the system tab will show all the system objects added to the current project; the main node represents all the generic and most important data related to the server and project. Right-clicking on the system tab will allow the user to add any system object. Clicking on an existing system object will show all the related properties in the property grid below the tabs. For more details refer to [[system_objs|System Objects]] . | ||
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==== Licenses ==== | ==== Licenses ==== | ||
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- | With the UP configurator version 1.3.0.16, the standard licenses are automatically selected based on the server model configured in the System tab. Any additional license added to the server will have to be manually selected in the optional licenses section as seen in figure | + | With the UP configurator version 1.3.0.16, the standard licenses are automatically selected based on the server model configured in the System tab. Any additional license added to the server will have to be manually selected in the optional licenses section as seen in figure |
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\\ To export the user information or share them by email or QR code, click on the User Data Summary button. A new window will open allowing you to enter the email addresses you wish to share the information with or export the file as PD by clicking on the Export PDF button. A QR code is also available and can be scanned directly from the Thinknx application to download the project automatically with the correct user profile. | \\ To export the user information or share them by email or QR code, click on the User Data Summary button. A new window will open allowing you to enter the email addresses you wish to share the information with or export the file as PD by clicking on the Export PDF button. A QR code is also available and can be scanned directly from the Thinknx application to download the project automatically with the correct user profile. | ||
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Write groups have just one address. For each write group address, it is possible to disable the sending on the KNX bus by either ticking the option inside the ETS window, or by placing an asterisk before the group address. This will allow the user to run a simulation mode where it is possible to change the status of this group without generating a traffic on the KNX bus. The group will only be seen on the KNX monitor of the Thinknx server. | Write groups have just one address. For each write group address, it is possible to disable the sending on the KNX bus by either ticking the option inside the ETS window, or by placing an asterisk before the group address. This will allow the user to run a simulation mode where it is possible to change the status of this group without generating a traffic on the KNX bus. The group will only be seen on the KNX monitor of the Thinknx server. | ||
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