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LTC 8850 | Instruction Manual | GUI Map Application

2.16 RUNNING SERVER

CONFIGURATION PROGRAMS

It is recommended that you start the server programs

from the GUI map to maintain synchronization

between the two software systems. The Server menu

can be used to start new server configurations or jump

to open configurations. Prior to opening any server

configurations, this menu will provide selections for all

of the installed GUI product servers. The LTC 8850

GUI comes with the Allegiant Server and VCR Server

programs. Nomenclature designating the appropriate

server program will be displayed within the Server

menu, as well as any configuration files which have

been previously saved. If other Product Servers are

purchased in the future, entries for those servers will

also appear in the Server menu.

From the Server menu, select the appropriate server

name to open the server configuration of your choice.

Selecting a specific server will cause the appropriate

server window to appear with the specified filename in

focus. This allows the viewing or editing of the server

configuration tables (see configuring your system for

more detailed server information).

Figure 42 Server Menu Options

After selecting the appropriate server option, you may

be prompted to select a filename. To choose an

existing server configuration file, click on an existing

filename displayed, then click on the OK button or

press ENTER. If starting a new configuration file, it is

recommended that you use the filename extension

already depicted for the server you have selected. To

do this, press the Home key, placing the cursor at the

beginning of the File Name entry field. Now, press

Delete once to delete the asterisk (*). Type in the

appropriate filename and click on OK or press

ENTER.

Figure 43 Server Filename Selection Dialog Boxes

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