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1 11.1 Dashboard ..............................................................35 System requirements for local and client installation ........................................................... 5 11.1.1 Test deadlines for objects [from BUSINESS Professional] .........36 2 Versions of IZYTRONIQ ......................................... 6 2.1 3 Introduction .............................................................. 6 11.1.2 Test deadlines for test devices [from BUSINESS Professional] ...........
12.6.5 Database (description for Business versions) ................ 119 22.1 Creating a tree structure ......................................160 12.6.6 Extending the Master Data – ENTERPRISE Version ........ 120 22.2 Data export to the test device .............................162 12.7 Synchronization (ENTERPRISE Ultimate only) ......122 22.3 Data import from the test device .........................163 12.8 Help .....................................................................123 22.
26.11 Lists ......................................................................183 26.11.1 Working with the list filter functions, sorting, filter editor and column assistant ......................................................... 183 26.11.2 Working with the list, creation of Excel file .................... 183 26.11.3 Working with Multi assistant ........................................ 183 26.12 Generation of test report ......................................183 26.13 Push/Print ...................
1 System requirements for local and client installation The program IZYTRONIQ runs on Windows 7, 8.1 und 10: Minimum requirements Software components – Operating system: Windows 7 – .NET Framework 4.6.1* Hardware – CPU: Dual-core i3 > 3.4 GHz – RAM: ≥ 2 GB – Hard drive: at least 2 GB of free memory (depending on data volume) – Resolution: 1280x800 Recommended Software components – Operating system: Windows 10 – .NET Framework 4.6.1* Hardware – CPU: Quad-core i7 2.
2 Versions of IZYTRONIQ 2.1 Introduction IZYTRONIQ is available in 8 performance levels and configurations that provide users with a solution that is tailored to specific requirements. Users can add upgrades to enhance the scope of functions at any time to accommodate additional requirements. Naturally, upgrades do not alter any existing data. BUSINESS versions The common denominator of the Business versions is their local installation and use on one computer. They are installed on single devices.
• BUSINESS Professional EDUCATION Professional in addition to BUSINESS Advanced – Remote function – Manual input of measured values – Images/photos can be integrated in the test reports – Document management (attachments as Word, Excel and PDF documents or photos and images) – MULTI changes – Dashboard function in the home screen – Quick links – Analysis and trend development for similar tests of one object – Overarching statistics with percentage failure rate as a PDF printout • BUSINESS Premium EDUCATI
3 Downloading BUSINESS and CLOUD Variants Different variants of IZYTRONIQ can be downloaded from https://www.izytron.com/downloads.php. After downloading the file (IZYTRONIQ.Setup.exe), it must be stored to a directory. The setup file then appears in the selected directory. After starting the file, follow the installation instructions (see “Initial installation of BUSINESS Starter / Advanced / Professional / Premium”.
5 Initial installation of the ENTERPRISE Variant Caution! As is the case with every client-server architecture, administrative knowledge is required in order to install the necessary backend components. Minimum technical requirements must be fulfilled in order to operate one’s own server. Further information is included in our installation checklist which we can make available to you upon request.
5.1 Installation Prerequisites for IZYTRONIQ BACKEND Windows Server 2016 or higher is recommended for installation. The network infrastructure is dealt with in detail in the following sections, for example settings and features are described which are required for operation of the backend.
5.1.3 Installing IIS in the Server Manager under Roles and Features The following description is based on the English version of a Windows server. Images and sequences may vary depending on server version. ► Start the Server Manager and open the selection list by clicking Add roles and features. The required features are listed under “Installation Prerequisites for IZYTRONIQ BACKEND”. 5.1.
► Afterwards, the desired certificate has to be loaded to IIS via the import function. ► Select “Personal” under certificate store. The certificate’s fingerprint is entered to the respective configuration files (IZYTRONIQ.SyncSvc.exe and Web) in uppercase letters without blanks and without hidden special characters. It may be advisable to copy the certificate’s fingerprint into the editor and copy it, in order to avoid errors.
Note This is only possible after successful installation of the backend’s .msi files, which is described in more detail below beginning with “Installing the Database”. Subsequently, the certificate also has to be entered to the bindings of the default website so that communication can take place in the case of standard installation. A new binding must be added to the site bindings via the “Add” function. A new window appears.
5.1.5 Required Users and Rights for Installing the Backend A local administrator is required in order to install and set up the backend. This user’s password must not expire or be changed. Ideally, the server is installed directly under this user’s ID. This user must also be set up in the SQL Management Studio and have “dbcreator” and “sysadmin” rights in order to create databases. 5.1.
Backend Database Server Location: Access: Operating system: Intranet Domain access Windows Server 2016 The database server does not necessarily require its own installation. If there’s already an existing database server with adequate resources, this can be used as well (in an existing or a separate instance). This offers the advantage of not having to run an additional SQL server (mirroring, backup and disaster recovery).
5.2 Installing IZYTRONIQ Backend General The backend includes 4 installation packages, all of which have to be installed to the same server, even if the database will run on a separate server: • Database • Application server • Synchronization service • License activation tool Installation must be started by means of a command prompt with administrative rights. The .msi files have to be executed with the “msiexec /i” command.
5.2.2 Installing the Application Server IZYTRONIQ BackEnd ApplicationServer.msi Description This setup installs the application server to IIS. MSI Package The MSI package includes the following optional parameters: INSTALLWEBAPPDIR = standard wwwroot directory of the IIS, normally = c:\inetpub\wwwroot\IZYTRON.IQ WEBSITE_NAME = Default Website WEBAPP_NAME = IZYTRON.IQ APPPOOL_NAME = IZYTRON.IQ.
Note However, if URL https://localhost/IZYTRON.IQ/HandshakeRemoteService.svc is used, a certificate error is displayed as a rule in the browser because certificates are not typically issued via a certificate path including “localhost”. The user must also assure that the certificate used for the application has been entered or saved to the web browser which is also used for the application.
The value for “findValue” must also be correctly set in the Web.Config file under the tag. This corresponds to the certificate’s fingerprint or thumbprint. As shown in the figure above, the fingerprint or thumbprint can be taken from the certificate’s details, which in turn can be found in IIS under Server Certificates.
5.2.3 Installing the Synchronization Service IZYTRON.IQ BackEnd SyncService.msi Description This setup installs the synchronization service. It’s installed as a standalone Windows service with the name “IZYTRONIQ BackEnd SyncService”. Comments The service must be installed to the same server as the application server. Configuration – Installation directory: %Programfiles%\Gossen-Metrawatt\IZYTRON.
Example: – In order to make it possible for the service to create the SyncService database when it’s started, it must be started via a user account which is capable of creating databases.
5.2.4 Installing the License Activation Tool (floating services) IZYTRON.IQ BackEnd License Activation.msi Description This setup installs the license activation tool. It’s installed as a standalone program with the following name: “IZYTRON.IQ BackEnd License Activation”. Comments The service must be installed to the same PC as the application server. In order to install the service, execute the IZYTRONIQ BackEnd License Activation.
1 2 3 In order to activate a license for the backend application, a valid license key must be entered to the “License Key” field (1). The license key can be found in your license certificate, which must have been issued for IZYTRONIQ Enterprise Premium. In the event that licensing has already taken place and, for example, licensing will be extended to include one or more floating licenses, the license certificate with the license extension must be used, because it replaces the existing license.
5.3 Installing the Frontend (client) for IZYTRONIQ Enterprise IZYTRONIQ can be installed to the PC as a client. The “Network Version (Client)” option must be selected in response to the following prompt: Standalone, Network Version (Client) or Cloud Operation. A functioning IZYTRONIQ ENTERPRISE Backend is required to this end, whose URL is entered during the next step in accordance with the certificate path (address to which the certificate is issued).
6 Licensing A license is needed to operate IZYTRONIQ. It can be obtained online using an activation file. 6.1 Licensing BUSINESS Starter / BUSINESS Advanced / BUSINESS Professional / BUSINESS Premium / EDUCATION Professional / EDUCATION Premium To license your IZYTRONIQ, go to reg.izytron.com and enter the registration code you received when purchasing the product, together with your address data and your email address. Your license key will be sent to the email address you provided without delay.
7 Update Free updates will be available to you during the statutory warranty period. Updates are distributed exclusively via the update service and are not installed by setup. In this regard, the software checks whether a new version is available on the server each time it is started. In addition, the IZYTRONIQ Global Settings contain the option to query updates manually; refer to “Global settings”. The automatic search for updates can be disabled in the Global Settings.
9 Login / Logout Initial login The first necessary step is to create a user if users have not yet been set up for the database (initial login to IZYTRONIQ). The login screen has a heading “Create User” for this purpose. The required information is the first and last name of the user, a personal username and a password (must be repeated). The user is assigned the role “Admin”. Subsequent login Users can only access the software if they are registered in the IZYTRONIQ user management with a password.
1. Close the IZYTRONIQ application by selecting the Close Window function in the status bar. 2. Use the symbol in the status bar: After clicking on the symbol, you must respond to the confirmation prompt with “Yes”. Then you will see the login screen. Select “ABORT” in this case. You close IZYTRONIQ by responding to the confirmation prompt with “Yes”.
10 Basics of operation IZYTRONIQ is operated using a number of neatly structured modules. These modules are found in the home screen and in the navigation bar.
10.1 Structure of the user interface The status bar, navigation bar and toolbar are available to users to operate the respective interface (content). 1. Status bar (always shown) 2. Navigation bar (shown or hidden) 3. Toolbar (always shown): has context-sensitive content.
10.1.1 Navigation bar The navigation bar is used to skip directly from one main module to the next. The navigation bar can be shown and hidden using the symbol in the status bar. When enabled, the navigation bar is visible in almost all control panels. Modules are opened by selecting or tapping on a module symbol. A green bar in the navigation bar indicates which module is active.
10.1.2 Status bar The status bar contains important basic operating functions and alerts. Show or hide the navigation bar BC navigation (active module) Breadcrumb navigation The branch of IZYTRONIQ in which the user is currently located in shown on the left-hand side of the status bar (header). The active module is indicated by a green bar. Breadcrumb navigation enables operation without a navigation bar, which can be hidden in tablet mode (for instance).
10.1.3 Toolbar This bar is context-sensitive and always shows the tools that are made available for the selected context. It is located on the right-hand side of the screen. The following sections describe the content of this bar for the individual operating windows.
11 Home screen The home screen is shown once a user has logged in. The home screen contains the elements Portable Objects, Test Device Management, User Management, Settings, Stationary Objects, Help and the Recycling Bin. Depending on the version of IZYTRONIQ, users will see the symbol or the dashboard function; refer to “Dashboard”. Users access the submenus by tapping or clicking on the relevant main module.
11.1 Dashboard The dashboard function is integrated in the home screen from BUSINESS Professional. The IZYTRONIQ dashboard is an analysis tool within the home screen that assists users in more complex requirements in terms of statistics and analyses, while still providing a shortcut to the various main modules.
11.1.1 Test deadlines for objects [from BUSINESS Professional] The dashboard function is shown as an overview diagram and pie chart in each main module.
11.1.3 Devices on the interface This field indicates which test devices are connected. The field remains blank if no measurement or test devices are connected. Selecting the symbol opens test device management; refer to “Test device management”. When a device is connected that is not present in the IZYTRONIQ, the system shows a message asking the user whether the test device should be saved to test device management. 11.1.4 Users IZYTRONIQ This field shows which person is currently logged in.
12 Main modules IZYTRONIQ is operated using a number of neatly structured modules. These modules are found in the home screen and in the navigation bar.
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12.1 Module for portable objects This module is used to structure, organize and manage locations, customers and test objects. Test sequences are managed, created and assigned to test objects here. Tests are conducted in a dialog with measurement and test devices and then imported from the measurement and test devices. Data can also be exported from the application to the measurement and test devices. Users have the option of comparing test results and creating test reports.
12.1.1 Structure of the home screen Selecting the object module symbol for portable devices object module for portable devices. in the home screen or in the navigation bar opens the start screen of the 1 2 4 5 3 Start screen for the object module – portable objects The following functions are available: (1) Input, change, list: (2) Sequences: (3) Report templates: (4) Import: (5) Export: GMC-I Messtechnik GmbH Input, change and filter objects.
12.1.2 Function “Input, change, list” This module is used to structure, organize and manage locations, customers and test objects. The sequences and tests can be managed and assigned to test objects. Test results can be compared and test reports printed out. The module view consists of the following 3 parts: 1. Tree view: This view consists of two sub-trees, namely the electric tree on the left and the location tree on the right.
a b a 1 2 3a (1) Tree view (2) Detailed view (3a) List view – standard search; (a) Marking of active view; (b) Active sub-function a a b 1 2 3b (1) Tree view (2) Detailed view (3b) List view – extended search function; (a) Marking of active view; (b) Active sub-function The active view is always shown with a green border. Within the border, the active sub-function is indicated by a bold green bar at the top.
12.1.2.1 The tree view: The tree view shows all registered test objects, customers and locations. They are displayed hierarchically as two tree structures, namely the electric tree (on the left) and the location tree (on the right). Selecting the node symbol opens a closed node or closes an open node. Electric tree This displays all customers and test objects. The objects are always assigned to a customer. The system does not accommodate test objects that are not assigned to a customer.
Location tree The registered locations are shown in a hierarchical form here. Test objects can be assigned to these locations, although it is not mandatory. The location tree has the 4 defined hierarchy levels of property, building, level and room. It is not mandatory to use all levels of the hierarchy. Selected position in the location tree Interdependency of the tree structures A test object can be linked to precisely one object in the location tree (although this is not necessary).
Example for the e-tree: The electric tree is active; the power strip (3 sockets) is selected. Therefore, the symbol and text are green and shaded gray. The location tree now indicates that this power strip is situated in room 1.21. The parent objects Südwestpark, High-rise, 1st floor are indicated by the green symbol, which means it is possible to identify where the power strip is located, even when the node is closed.
Functions of the toolbar – index card for tree view Save changes Cancel editing Create new element: To create a new element, the object under which this new element is to be added must be marked in advance. The marked object is then shaded gray. After selecting , a “New Element” popup opens in which the user is offered the selection of elements that are possible for the chosen position in the tree (e.g.
12.1.2.1.1 Available tree elements LOCATION TREE In the location tree, the following elements can be created for portable objects in the hierarchy shown below. Symbols Significance Location tree Property Building Level Room Creating elements is hierarchy-dependent. If the user marks an existing location in the tree, only the elements available at the selected position in the tree are shown when a new location is created.
12.1.2.2 The detailed view The most important parameters for the object marked in the tree view (customer, device, medical device and location) are managed in the detailed view of portable devices. The objects cannot be created or deleted here. Important data such as the object ID, object designation and parameters for the individual objects can be created and edited in the index cards. It is also possible to attach documents such as images, certificates and operating instructions.
12.1.2.2.1 Structure of the index cards The master data consists of a differing number of index cards and contents, depending on the marked object in the tree view. Customer: Two index cards: Customer and contacts. Location: One index card: Master data Device/med.
Object: Customer Index card CUSTOMER This can be used to add address and contact details for a selected customer: Functions of the toolbar – index card for a customer Save changes Discard changes (with prompt) Manage attachments (add, display and delete a file/photo) Print, refer to “Print” Index card CONTACTS This is used to manage contacts at the respective customer.
Object: Location Index card Location The address and building data are entered here. Locations are divided into the four hierarchies of property, building, level and room.
Object: Device The manufacturer, test and technical data are added to the device object. The test sequences used to test the device, as well as the data for the listed tests, are also saved. Index card DEVICE and TECHNICAL DATA Important data such as the object ID, object designation and parameters for the individual objects can be created and edited in the index cards. It is also possible to attach documents such as images, certificates and operating instructions.
Index card TEST SEQUENCE The test sequence index card is used to assign text sequences to the selected object. Several test sequences can be assigned to one object. The view of assigned test sequences is shown in a list. A marked checkbox in the second column (Standard) indicates the test sequence with which the object is to be tested. The test sequences themselves are managed in a parent sequence pool; refer to “Sequences function”. Note Deleting only removes the link, but not the sequence.
► REMOTE: the application controls the sequence process (refer to “Automatic process control for a test – remote function”) Here you can execute, control and analyze test sequences in IZYTRONIQ. You can conduct remote testing with a variety of test devices and then analyze the results. Attachments such as circuit diagrams, drawings, instruction photos etc. can also be shown. Measurements can be conducted and reported using any test devices; refer to “Document management”.
► Create container, grouping of available tests This function is used to group several tests for the selected object in one container. A joint report of these tests can therefore be created. The individual tests include the name of the responsible tester; the creator is responsible for the container. The first step in creating a container is to mark the tests that will be included in the container. Afterwards, the user selects “CREATE TEST CONTAINER” in the toolbar.
12.1.2.3 List views Two list views are available which differ with regard to the type of selection and search function: – – standard function extended search function For large data volumes we recommend the extended sarch function which conforms to the default setting.
List view – extended search function This list view is useful if you work with large data volumes. In order to use it, you have to make a pre-selection of the data which are currently relevant for you. In this view, 2 index cards are shown. A selection has to be made via the first index card „SELECTION LIST“ as to which test objects are to be displayed in the „LIST OF OBJECTS“ index card. Open the extended search function afterwards by pressing the key .A window pops up showing a progress bar.
LIST OF OBJECTS Index card Functions of the toolbar Save changes Cancel editing Delete objects Print, refer to “Print” Print reports Multi-assistant (from BUSINESS Professional); refer to “Multi-assistant (from BUSINESS Professional)” This index card is a list, so it is subject to the functions of the list view. The list symbols are also enabled in the toolbar; refer to “Lists”.
12.1.3 Sequences function Miscellaneous Sequences can be assigned to each electric test object. A sequence consists of individual test steps in a certain order. The use of test sequences is advisable if a set of freely programmed test steps will be performed one after the other. Visual inspections, instructions, checks and individual measurements can be grouped to create automatic test sequences. The sequences are specific to a test device and are saved to a sequence pool.
12.1.3.1 Structure and operation of sequence management The overview/index card for sequence management is divided into two parts, namely the list and detailed view. List view The upper window shows the list of sequences in the sequence pool (in the sequence storage). Detailed view The lower window shows the individual test steps for the sequence marked in the upper window.
12.1.4 Data import function (from the test device) The import function is used to synchronize data from a test device or a file with the database in IZYTRONIQ. The function is found under “IMPORT” in the menu “PORTABLE OBJECTS”. Selecting this function opens the import assistant. The import assistant asks whether the data should be imported from a connected test device or a file (XML or CSV). – FROM THE TEST DEVICE: here you can choose between connected devices.
12.1.4.1 The conflict manager Where there are conflicts during import that prevent transfer of the objects, these objects are not simply discarded. Instead, an attempt is made to resolve these conflicts manually. To do this, the relevant objects are copied to a separate folder/table. At the same time, a warning symbol is shown in the status bar and the entries are marked in red. Warning symbol 1 Show details Conflicts are edited here. There is a description for each conflict.
2 Users are shown possible methods to resolve the conflict by clicking several times on the handshake symbol (2): Ignore, merge or new. These depend on the specific conflict. Alternatively, users can click on the column “Resolution” to open a pull-down menu with a selection of possible solutions. The red marking is hidden when a method is selected. The conflict is resolved by saving the changes.
Functions of the toolbar Resolution of the conflict Selection of the solution method This index card is a list, so it is subject to the functions of the list view. The list symbols are also enabled in the toolbar; refer to “Lists”.
12.1.5 Data export function to the test device The export function is used to transfer data to a test device or a file. The function is found under “EXPORT” in the menu BLE OBJECTS” . Selecting this function opens the export assistant. “PORTA- The export assistant asks whether the data should be exported to a connected test device or an XML or CSV file. – – TO THE TEST DEVICE: here you can choose between connected devices. You can select OBJECTS and/or SEQUENCES.
Select and filter objects The export filter OBJECTS consists of a two-part view. The upper half contains the two tree views, while the lower half shows a list of objects selected. Activating the checkboxes in front of the elements in the tree views is used to make a preselection based on customers and locations. Here, users can select the objects in the electric tree that they wish to transfer, which they then narrow down by selecting locations in the location tree.
12.1.6 Test templates function The test templates are used to document, e.g. tests, or as acceptance or handover records, among other things. They use variable data from the selected measurements, combined with object-related data (e.g. customer data). Report templates either comply with statutory requirements or standards, or have been, i.e. are prepared to standardize documentation. IZYTRONIQ contains factory-configured, standard records that can neither be edited nor deleted.
Functions of the toolbar Save changes Cancel editing Save report template as an MS Word file Open the report template as an MS Word file Add a new report template Duplicate the report template: This command copies the marked report template. The name of the report template is adopted, with the suffix “Copy”. Delete the report template: This deletes the sequence. If the sequence has already been assigned to one or several objects, all assignments must be deleted before the sequence is deleted.
12.2 Module for stationary objects This module is used to structure, organize and manage locations, customers and test objects. In addition, test sequences are managed, created and assigned to test objects here. Tests are conducted in a dialog with measurement and test devices and then imported from the measurement and test devices. Data can also be exported from the application to the measurement and test devices. Users have the option of comparing test results and creating test reports.
12.2.1 Structure of the home screen Selecting the object module symbol for stationary devices object module for stationary devices. in the home screen or in the navigation bar opens the start screen of the 1 2 4 5 3 Start screen - stationary objects The following functions are available: (1) Input, change, list: (2) Sequences: (3) Report templates: (4) Import: (5) Export: GMC-I Messtechnik GmbH Input, change and filter objects.
12.2.2 Function “Input, change, list” This module is used to structure, organize and manage locations, customers and test objects. The sequences and tests can be managed and assigned to test objects. Test results can be compared and test reports printed out. The module view consists of the following 3 parts: 4. Tree view: This view consists of two sub-trees, namely the electric tree on the left and the location tree on the right.
a b a 1 2 3a (1) Tree view (2) Detailed view (3a) List view – standard search; (a) Marking of active view; (b) Active sub-function a b a 1 2 3b (1) Tree view (2) Detailed view (3b) List view – extended search; (a) Marking of active view; (b) Active sub-function The active view is always shown with a green border. Within the border, the active sub-function is indicated by a bold green bar at the top.
12.2.2.1 Tree view The tree view shows all registered test objects, customers and locations. They are displayed hierarchically as two tree structures, namely the electric tree (on the left) and the location tree (on the right). Selecting the node symbol opens a closed node or closes an open node. Electric tree This displays all customers and test objects. The objects are always assigned to a customer. The system does not accommodate test objects that are not assigned to a customer.
Location tree The registered locations are shown in a hierarchical form here. Test objects can be assigned to these locations, although it is not mandatory. The location tree has the 4 defined hierarchy levels of property, building, level and room. It is not mandatory to use all levels of the hierarchy. Image 1Tree view: Location tree is selected Interdependency of the tree structures A test object can be linked to precisely one object in the location tree (although this is not necessary).
Example for the e-tree: The electric tree is active; the socket 01.19 is selected. Therefore, the symbol and text are green and shaded gray. The location tree now indicates that this socket is situated in room 1.23. The parent objects Südwestpark, High-rise, 1st floor are indicated by the green symbol, which means it is possible to identify where the socket is located, even when the node is closed. Example: assignment of the socket Example for the location tree: The location tree is active, and room 1.
Functions of the toolbar in the tree view Save changes Cancel editing Create new element: To create a new element, the object under which this new element is to be added must be marked in advance. The marked object is then shaded gray. After selecting , a “New Element” popup opens in which the user is offered the selection of elements that are possible for the chosen position in the tree (e.g.
12.2.2.1.1 Available tree elements LOCATION TREE In the location tree, the following elements can be created for stationary objects in the hierarchy shown below. Symbols Significance Location tree Property Building Level Room Creating elements is hierarchy-dependent. If the user marks an existing location in the tree, only the elements available at the selected position in the tree are shown when a new location is created.
12.2.2.2 Detailed view: The most important parameters for the object marked in the tree view (customer, device, machine, distributor, electric circuit, RCD, RMD, IMD, equipment, equipotential bonding rail, equipotential bonding conductor, ground connector, measurement point and location) are managed in the detailed view of stationary devices. The objects cannot be created or deleted here.
12.2.2.2.1 Structure of the index cards The master data consists of a differing number of index cards and contents, depending on the marked object in the tree view. Customer: Two index cards: Customer and contacts. Location: One index card: Master data Test objects Three index cards: Element, test sequence and tests. Additionally, the index card “Technical Data” for the test object facility/machinery.
Object: Customer Index card CUSTOMER This can be used to add address and contact details for a selected customer: Functions of the toolbar – index card for a CUSTOMER Save changes Discard changes (with prompt) Manage attachments (add, display and delete a file/photo) Print, refer to “Print” Index card CONTACTS This is used to manage contacts at the respective customer.
Object: Location Index card Location The address and building data are entered here. Locations are divided into the four hierarchies of property, building, level and room.
Test object The test object is structured into three, i.e. four index cards (TEST OBJECT, TEST SEQUENCE, TESTS and (for facilities, i.e. machinery) also the TECHNICAL DATA). Index card TEST OBJECT Important data such as the object ID, object designation and parameters for the individual objects can be created and edited in the index cards. It is also possible to attach documents such as images, certificates and operating instructions.
Index card TEST SEQUENCE The test sequence index card is used to assign text sequences to the selected object. Several test sequences can be assigned to one object. The view of assigned test sequences is shown in a list. A marked checkbox in the column STANDARD indicates the test sequence with which the object is to be tested. The test sequences themselves are managed in a parent sequence pool; refer to “Sequences function”. Note Deleting only removes the link, but not the sequence.
ADD TEST ► REMOTE: The application controls the sequence process (refer to “Automatic process control for a test – remote function”) Here you can execute, control and analyze test sequences in IZYTRONIQ. You can conduct remote testing with a variety of test devices and then analyze the results. Attachments such as circuit diagrams, drawings, instruction photos etc. can also be shown. Measurements can be conducted and reported using any test devices; refer to “Document management”.
Create container, grouping of available tests This function is used to group several tests for a selected object in one container. A joint report of these tests can therefore be created. The individual tests include the name of the responsible tester; the creator is responsible for the container. The first step in creating a container is to mark the tests that will be included in the container. Afterwards, the user selects “CREATE TEST CONTAINER” in the toolbar.
12.2.2.3 List views Two list views are available which differ with regard to the type of selection and search function: – – standard function extended search function For large data volumes we recommend the extended sarch function which conforms to the default setting.
List view – extended search function This list view is useful if you work with large data volumes. In order to use it, you have to make a pre-selection of the data which are currently relevant for you. In this view, 2 index cards are shown. A selection has to be made via the first index card „SELECTION LIST“ as to which test objects are to be displayed in index card „LIST OF OBJECTS“. Open the extended search function afterwards by pressing the key . A window pops up showing a progress bar.
Index card LIST OF OBJECTS Functions of the toolbar Save changes Cancel editing Delete objects Print, refer to “Print” Print reports Multi-assistant (from BUSINESS Professional); refer to “Multi-assistant (from BUSINESS Professional)” This index card is a list, so it is subject to the functions of the list view. The list symbols are also enabled in the toolbar; refer to “Lists”.
12.2.3 Sequences function Miscellaneous Sequences can be assigned to each electric test object. A sequence consists of individual test steps in a certain order. The use of test sequences is advisable if a set of freely programmed test steps will be performed one after the other. Visual inspections, instructions, checks and individual measurements can be grouped to create automatic test sequences. The sequences are specific to a test device and are saved to a sequence pool.
12.2.3.1 Structure and operation of sequence management The overview/index card for sequence management is divided into two parts, namely the list and detailed view. List view The upper window shows the list of sequences in the sequence pool (in the sequence storage). Detailed view The lower window shows the individual test steps for the sequence marked in the upper window.
12.2.4 Data import function The import function is used to synchronize data from a test device or a file with the database in IZYTRONIQ. The function is found under “IMPORT” in the menu “STATIONARY OBJECTS”. Selecting this function opens the import assistant. The import assistant asks whether the data should be imported from a connected test device or a file (XML). – FROM THE TEST DEVICE: here you can choose between connected devices. OBJECTS AND TESTS are selected for import in the default setting.
12.2.4.1 The conflict manager Where there are conflicts during import that prevent transfer of the objects, these objects are not simply discarded. Instead, an attempt is made to resolve these conflicts manually. To do this, the relevant objects are copied to a separate folder/table. At the same time, a warning symbol is shown in the status bar and the entries are marked in red. Warning symbol 1 Show details Conflicts are edited here. There is a description for each conflict.
2 Users are shown possible methods to resolve the conflict by clicking several times on the handshake symbol (2): Ignore, merge or new. These depend on the specific conflict. Alternatively, users can click on the column “Resolution” to open a pull-down menu with a selection of possible solutions. The red marking is hidden when a method is selected. The conflict is resolved by saving the changes.
Resolution options Designation Description Ignore Data import will be ignored. Update with source ID (of the imported object). All data stored in IZYTRONIQ for this object will be overwritten. Update with target ID (of the existing object) All data stored in IZYTRONIQ for this object will be overwritten, apart from the ID. Merge The object’s master data will be synchronized. New The object will be imported and a new ID will be issued. ...
12.2.5 Data export function The export function is used to transfer data to a test device or a file. The function is found under “EXPORT” in the menu ARY OBJECTS” . Selecting this function opens the export assistant. “STATION- The export assistant asks whether the data should be exported to a connected test device or an XML file. – – TO THE TEST DEVICE: here you can choose between connected devices. OBJECTS, DEVICE CATALOGS and SEQUENCES are each selected by default.
Select and filter objects The export filter OBJECTS consists of a two-part view. The upper half contains the two tree views, while the lower half shows a list of objects selected. Activating the checkboxes in front of the elements in the tree views is used to make a preselection based on customers and locations. Here, users can select the objects in the electric tree that they wish to transfer, which they then narrow down by selecting locations in the location tree.
Export sequences The sequences for export can be selected and filtered here.
12.2.6 Test templates function The report templates are used to document, e.g. tests or as acceptance or handover records, among other things. They use variable data from the selected measurements, combined with object-related data (e.g. customer data). Report templates either comply with statutory requirements or standards, or have been, i.e. are prepared to standardize documentation. IZYTRONIQ contains factory-configured, standard records that can neither be edited nor deleted.
Delete the report template: This deletes the sequence. If the sequence has already been assigned to one or several objects, all assignments must be deleted before the sequence is deleted. This index card is a list, so it is subject to the functions of the list view. The list symbols are also enabled in the toolbar; refer to “Lists”.
12.3 Test device management IZYTRONIQ can be used to manage measurement and test devices for the testing of objects (devices, medical devices, machines and facilities). Device properties like device designation, manufacturer, type, serial number and calibration data can be created, imported, displayed and edited. When a test device is connected, the program checks whether it is a measuring instrument by GOSSEN METRAWATT. If so, the serial number and device type are imported.
Index card: Documents All calibration certificates can be added to the index card for documents. Functions of the toolbar Save changes Cancel editing Add calibration certificate Remove calibration certificate Manage attachments (add, display and delete a file/photo) Print, refer to “Print” This index card is a list, so it is subject to the functions of the list view. The list symbols are also enabled in the toolbar; refer to “Lists”.
12.4 User management Users for IZYTRONIQ are created in user management. Apart from in BUSINESS Premium, all users have the same rights in the Business versions. Users can be allocated additional roles and rights in the version BUSINESS Premium and ENTERPRISE Premium and higher. The user assigned the admin role can create and manage other users with defined roles and associated permissions; refer to “Role management – BUSINESS Premium and ENTERPRISE Version”.
12.4.1 User management – BUSINESS version except Premium variant User management consists of two index cards: Users Personal data, address data and qualifications Certificates Qualification documents The list of registered users is shown additionally in the lower section of the screen. Index card: Users All personal data can be added to the index card for users. “Compulsory fields” here are the “USERNAME” and “SURNAME”.
Index card: Certificates All documents on qualifications – for instance training, qualifications, references and suchlike – can be added to the index card for certificates. “Compulsory fields” are “DESIGNATIONS” here. Functions of the toolbar Save changes Cancel editing Add certificate Remove certificate Manage attachments (add, display and delete a file/photo) Print, refer to “Print” This index card is a list, so it is subject to the functions of the list view.
12.4.2 User management – BUSINESS Premium Version and ENTERPRISE Version User management in the ENTERPRISE version consists of four index cards: User Personal data, address data and qualifications Permissions Read and/or write permission for customers can be assigned to the selected inspector here. Certificates Qualification documents Testing Devices In preparation The list of registered users is shown additionally in the lower section of the screen.
Index card: Permissions The index card Permissions lists all existing customers. Read or write permission can be assigned to a selected customer by ticking in the READ and/or WRITE columns. Functions of the toolbar Save changes Cancel editing This index card is a list, so it is subject to the functions of the list view. The list symbols are also enabled in the toolbar; refer to “Lists”.
List of users All registered users are shown in the list of users. The matching master data and certificates are shown by selecting a user in the list. Read-only rights for user-specific data can be restricted by means of roles and rights. Functions of the toolbar Save changes Cancel editing Add user Delete user: Exception: the current user cannot be deleted. Password: A password can be issued for each user.
12.4.3 Role management – BUSINESS Premium and ENTERPRISE Version An IZYTRONIQ floating license model means defining a maximum number of users that are permitted to access the same database simultaneously. Hence, the IZYTRONIQ floating license model differs from the workstation-based license model, in which the workstation license is coupled with the hardware. In the concurrent user license model, the software itself can be installed on an infinite number of computers.
Functions of the toolbar Save changes Cancel editing Add Role Delete Role: Exception: the current user cannot be deleted. Duplicate role: This command copies the marked role. The name of the role is adopted, with the suffix “Copy”. Procedure to add a role 1. Select the desired role you wish to assign to a certain user in the upper window in line Role management by means of the pulldown menu (e. g. administrator, inspector or clerk).
12.5 Recycle bin Data/objects that are deleted in the IZYTRONIQ are moved to the recycle bin. This means that the data is not irretrievably erased and can be restored. To do this, users open the recycle bin, mark the data they wish to restore and then press the button “Restore”. Note Take note that subordinate elements and dependencies are also deleted. Only the main object is shown here if data with subordinate elements is deleted.
12.6 Settings The general settings for working with IZYTRONIQ are defined in this module. Licenses and catalogs can be managed, and databases backed up or restored.
12.6.1 Global settings All settings that apply globally to all users are found here. Show test deadlines/ calibration deadlines Periods/colors for deadlines: Default values: Red: Deadline exceeded Orange: Deadline exceeded in xx days Yellow: Deadline exceeded in yy days File management The default path for file attachments is the same path as in the database. The installation for ENTERPRISE and higher differs from BUSINESS; refer to “Initial installation of the ENTERPRISE Variant”.
Create objects This section is used to define how the object IDs are created in the tree structure. A proprietary logic can be created for each object type – selectable using the pull-down menu. The format and increment of the object IDs must be selected to define the composition of the object name. For object IDs, the name of the object type is added as a prefix (start of the object name in the field to the left of [ID]) or as a suffix (end of the object name in the field to the right of [ID]).
12.6.2 Personal settings Here, users can make personal settings that only apply to them, e.g. change language, show or hide IDs, save files with signatures or restore IZYTRONIQ to factory settings. Language General settings Here you can change the language for user navigation in the pull-down menu.
12.6.3 License This shows the current license and provides the opportunity to purchase an upgrade. Current license The currently active license is shown here. Activate – Upgrade license online This requires an Internet connection. Enter the license key and then select the button “ACTIVATE”. A connection is then established with the license server for the purpose of authentication. Your hardware (MAC address of your computer) is coupled to the license key during this process.
12.6.4 Catalogs Catalogs exist for certain data fields. Some of the catalogs are stored as factory settings that cannot be changed. These are catalogs that the Profitest test device requires to analyze its measured values. Other catalogs can be freely edited. For instance, these catalogs are used to auto-complete field entries, but can also be transferred to the Profitest as inventory tools (e.g. lead type). The catalog view consists of two fields.
Input fields ProfiScan barcode – individual input Predefined barcodes (CODE 128 and Q code) are available as tools for the following functions in the test device series PROFITEST MASTER/PRIME. ProfiScan extends the test documentation options. The respective barcodes are scanned conveniently to save a categorized comment for each electric object in the tree structure.
12.6.5 Database (description for Business versions) The internal database can be backed up here, or a previous version can be restored. Backup database The internal database is backed up, and a backup date and time are added. The default path for file attachments is the same path as in the database. The backed up database is saved at the specified storage location, and the backup date is added to the file name. The current date is automatically added as the backup date and cannot be changed.
12.6.6 Extending the Master Data – ENTERPRISE Version A new index card can be added for each object type (1) in the detailed view with function „Extending Master Data“, see “Function “Input, change, list””. The user can define the name of the respective index card (2) at his discretion, depending on the language to be selected (3). A maximum number of 30 entry fields can be added on the index card. 5 entry formats are available for these fields: Boolean (yes/no), Date, Decimal number, Integer and Text.
Adding a field Select symbol in the toolbar. Enter the name of the new field (4) depending on the language to be selected (5). Under DATA TYPE (6), 5 different entry formats are available. The new field is added at the next free position with „CREATE“. By saving, the new field is adopted. 4 5 6 Positioning a field The occupied fields can be selected with the cursor – a green frame appears – and positioned as desired per drag and drop. By saving the new position is adopted.
12.7 Synchronization (ENTERPRISE Ultimate only) In preparation In order to make the required customer and/or object data available at the respective field location, it is necessary to perform a synchronization of the data between the server database and the local database of the respecitve laptop/notebook. Upon completion of the on-site tests, the test and measurement data stored locally must be saved back to the server database afterwards by way of synchronization.
12.8 Help Help can be accessed, depending on the screen in which you are currently located. The following options are available: • • • Home screen: Select the help symbol All other screens: select the help symbol in the navigation bar Alternatively: use the keyboard shortcut F1 In addition, users have the option of accessing online help on the landing page, which they open in their browser: help.izytron.com The main topics are shown in the left-hand column (TOC (table of content)).
Significance of the elements in the header Show/hide: Selecting this symbol shows or hides the left-hand column. Search: This is used to filter online help according to selected keywords. Print: The content on the right-hand side can be printed. Scroll: Users can scroll up or down in the left-hand column (TOC). Version: 27.08.
13 Lists The following functions are available in all modules in which lists are shown. “Sort” “Filtering (simple)” “Group” “Filter editor function” “Multi-assistant (from BUSINESS Professional)” 13.1 Sort Users can click on the column and then sort it in ascending ▲ or descending ▼ order. The matching symbol indicates the direction (see below). Only one column can be sorted at one time. Clicking on the other column will sort this column. 13.
Note A is shown if the user moves the column heading to a position outside of the header, and the matching column is moved to do column editor so that it is no longer visible in the current list. Grouping box Grouping lists according to object type Result of the grouping Grouping for several columns Other editing functions are available in the toolbar for the list view: 13.4 Filter editor function The filter editor is used to filter the list entries in any degree of complexity.
Logical link for the filter equation (red) Filter condition Filter value Filter equation Column designation (green) Delete filter equation Apply filter The column designation, filter condition and logical link are selected in the matching fields. This opens a list of selection options for each case. Column designation Filter condition Link Selection lists Show, enable/disable, edit and delete filter functions An active filter is marked accordingly: 1.
Filter function Edit Delete the filter function Functions of the toolbar Save changes Cancel editing Print, refer to “Print” The filter list can be sent to a printer here or saved as a .pdf, .doc or .docx file. Barcodes and master data for selected objects can be printed out or saved. Export to Excel This function is used to export the filter list to Excel as a CSV file. Clicking on the symbol opens the Windows menu “Save as”. Users can select the preferred storage location here.
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13.5 Multi-assistant (from BUSINESS Professional) The multi-assistant function is used to make simultaneous changes to the properties of several objects. For instance, test intervals can be changed for all objects in the list view. The multi-assistant is available in the view “Input, Change, List” for portable and stationary objects under the activated list view (green border); refer to “Function “Input, change, list””. The multi-assistant is also available in the test data preview.
Remove test sequences ► Click on “Remove test sequences”. ► From the shown list of test sequences, select those that should no longer be assigned to the devices. ► Select “Execute” to confirm. Assign test sequences ► Click on “Assign test sequences”. ► From the shown list of test sequences, select those that should be assigned to the devices. ► You can also mark a test sequence as the default test sequence. ► Select “Execute” to confirm.
14 Print Selecting the printer symbol in the toolbar opens the print assistant. The range of functions offered differs, depending on the window in which this takes place. When printing, you can select from the options offered by the system. From version BUSINESS Advanced, you can also select whether the operation should be saved. You can choose between the formats .pdf, .doc and .docx.
14.1 Creating a test report Reports can be generated under the index card for tests in the detailed view and in the list view. The test report assistant opens after selecting the tests in the detailed view of the index card protests and then clicking on the test record symbol in the toolbar. Reports can also be generated simultaneously for several objects in the list view by clicking on the test report symbol in the toolbar.
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15 Document management You can add documents to the objects, sequences and tests. These documents are file attachments and include images (.jpg, .jpeg, .png, .bmp), PDF documents (.pdf), Word documents (.doc, .docx) or Excel documents (.xls, .xslx). There is no restriction to the number of document attachments. These documents are stored in an application folder. The storage location of this folder can be defined under “Global Settings” in Setup. 15.
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16 PUSH/PRINT The Push/Print function is a convenient way of sending test results directly to the IZYTRONIQ database by pressing a button on the test device. The measurement results are placed in the index card for tests under the selected test object and can be saved there. Global test device support The test results from test devices for any categories, i.e. standards, do not have to be stored and saved in the same categories (e.g. stationary or portable).
Once the respective measurement is complete, the display shows a push/print symbol instead of the save symbol. Measured data is not saved on the test device in this operating mode and is instead transferred to the IZYTRONIQ by pressing the correct button (depending on the test device). This data is then shown as a table in the lower window. Users must select to back up the transferred datasets once all push/print measurements are complete. This deactivates push/print mode.
17 Sequence editor The sequence editor is used to program individual test sequences. A test sequence consists of one or several test steps. In principle, the sequence editor can be used to create different types of test sequences. Some test devices allow import of the sequences created in the sequence editor (PROFITEST, SECUTEST). Other test devices support computer-assisted remote testing (SECUTEST, SECULIFE).
17.1 Sequence types Test device sequences These are test sequences that are created for a specific type of test device and that will only run on these devices, or alternatively remote controlled by IZYTRONIQ. Here, a distinction is made according to: • Variable device sequences: The sequences can be created using the sequence editor, then modified and transferred to a suitable test device.
17.2 Structure and operation of the sequence editor The sequence editor consists of three parts: 1. Top-left window: List of the available sequence steps: This shows the sequence steps that can be used to create the sequence, depending on the connected devices and type of sequence (IZY/device sequence). 2. Bottom-left window: Configuration of the sequence step: The configuration and parameterization options for the selected step are offered here. 3. Right-hand window: Display of design progress.
Attention! When creating the sequence steps, please observe that the limit values entered always comply with the currently applicable standard! Procedure to create a sequence ► Select the “PORTABLE OBJECTS” or “STATIONARY OBJECTS” menu. ► Select the menu “SEQUENCES”. ► Create a new sequence by selecting . ► Enter the following parameters: SEQUENCE NAME, TEST TYPE, STANDARD and FOR DEVICE, and then select “ADD”. The new sequence is added to the table. ► ► ► ► ► Save the last settings .
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17.3 Step types in a sequence The various sequence steps are offered in order to create a test sequence. They depend on the connected test device and the selected sequence type (device/IZY sequence). The sequence steps can be divided into the following types: Measurements (analyzed automatically) These sequence steps are measurements that run on the test device. They require one or several thresholds. The measurement can be analyzed automatically by comparing the measured values with these thresholds.
Visualized checks This sequence step can be used to conduct checks in the connected test device that may have several prescribed results. Users specify which results are required to pass the check during configuration of the sequence step. The sequence step can be used in device sequences and in IZY sequences with a connected test device. Trigger time This sequence step triggers a test procedure for PRCDs in the connected test device.
18 Automatic process control for a test – remote function Automatic test processes can be executed with the IZYTRONIQ in the index card for tests in the detailed view. A sequence is required in order to execute this kind of process (refer to “IZY sequence”). The following options are available in addition to the device test processes: • Manual input • Push/print • Visual inspection • Test instruction 18.
18.2 Processes with remote steps Some test devices have a remote control function. This is used by IZYTRONIQ to send the test device a control command that then executes the selected measurement. • • • The test device is connected with the PC by USB or Bluetooth interface. The test device is shown in the dashboard under “TEST DEVICE MANAGEMENT”. The test device must support the remote function (e.g. test devices SECUTEST, SECULIFE).
19 Working in multi-user mode (floating license) An IZYTRONIQ floating license model means defining a maximum number of users that are permitted to access the same database simultaneously. Hence, the IZYTRONIQ floating license model differs from the workstation-based license model, in which the workstation license is coupled with the hardware. In the concurrent user license model, the software itself can be installed on an infinite number of computers.
21 Editing report templates 21.1 Miscellaneous The report templates in IZYTRONIQ are used to create test reports from the collected tests. They include individual and batch records, which mainly differ in terms of the datasets that are used. Here, individual records are created for individual tests of one device (stationary or portable), and they exclusively contain the data from this test.
21.3 Report template management Users can duplicate (1), export (2) and open standard reports directly in Word (3) in template management in order to adapt the test report templates to suit their wishes. In addition, the button “...” (4) is used to import a Word file directly as a template. To edit the template, users are advised to give the templates a suitable name immediately after duplication and to export the actual Word document to a folder in which it is easy to find (e.g. own Desktop).
21.4 Basic functionality To create test reports,IZYTRONIQ uses the Mail Merge feature by MICROSOFT WORD. In this regard, template management has a data structure that is prepared by IZYTRONIQ and transferred to the Word document, regardless of the object type. So-called merge fields can be used to position the values from the transferred objects in the template for downstream use.
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Name Type Description - - - - - - ID Text Name of the test - - - - - - QRCode Image QR code to identify the test - - - - - - Logo Image Company logo from settings - - - - - - Signature Image Signature - - - - - - Kind Text Type of test - - - - - - ReportNumber Text Number of the report - - - - - - TestingDate Date Test date - - - - - - TesterDisplayName Text Name of the tester - - - - - - CreatedByUserName Text Name of the us
Name Type Description - - - - - - - DeviceType Text Device type - - - - - - - ProtectionClass Text Protection class - - - - - - - Voltage Text Voltage - - - - - - - Current Text Current strength - - - - - - - Power Text Power - - - - - - - PowerFactor Text Power factor - - - - - - - Remark Text Comment - - - - - - DetailsMedicalDevice Object Device object if the device is a medical device - - - - - - - DeviceName Text
Name Type Description - - - - - - - NominalPower Text Nominal power - - - - - - - Characteristic Text Characteristic - - - - - - - LeadInType Text Lead type - - - - - - - LeadCount Text Number of leads - - - - - - - CrossSection Text Cross-section - - - - - - - Remark Text Comment - - - - - - DetailsStationaryDistributor Object Device object if the device is a distributor - - - - - - - DeviceName Text Name of the device - -
Name Type Description - - - - - - - DeviceNumber Text Device serial number - - - - - - - DeviceDescription Text Description of the device - - - - - - - DeviceManufacturer Text Manufacturer of the device - - - - - - - DeviceType Text Device type - - - - - - - ImdType Text IMD type - - - - - - - MeasureVoltage Text Measured voltage - - - - - - - WarningValue Text Value at which a warning is triggered - - - - - - - AlarmValue Text
Name Type Description - - - - - - - GroundType Text Ground connector type - - - - - - - GroundComposition Text Ground properties - - - - - - - Purpose Text Use - - - - - - - Material Text Material - - - - - - - GroundQuality Text Ground characteristics - - - - - - - CrossSection Text Cross-section - - - - - - - Remark Text Comment - - - - - - DetailsStationaryMeasurePoint Object Device object if the device is a measurement poin
Name Type Description - - - - - - - - Name2 Text Name of the second beside measure - - - - - - - - Value2 Text Value of the second beside measure - - - - - - - Parameters Objekt List of parameters - - - - - - - - Name1 Text Name of the first parameter - - - - - - - - Value1 Text Value of the first parameter - - - - - - - - Name2 Text Name of the second parameter - - - - - - - - Value2 Text Value of the second parameter - - - -
Name Type Description - - - - - - - - Column1 Image Image in the first column - - - - - - - - Column2 Image Image in the second column - - - - - - - - Column3 Image Image in the third column - - - - - - - - Column4 Image Image in the fourth column - - - - - - - - Column5 Image Image in the fifth column - - - TestingDevices Object List of test devices used - - - - TestingDevice Object Test device object - - - - - Description Text D
22 SECUTEST/SECULIFE ST – first steps The following devices are necessary to exchange data with IZYTRONIQ: • SECUTEST BASE and SECUTEST BASE10 with database extension Z853R. • SECUTEST PRO / SECULIFE ST BASE(25) The relevant test device must be connected with the PC using the USB slave. Once SECUTEST ... is switched on, IZYTRONIQ will automatically recognize the device. If the device is not yet registered in test device management, the user is asked whether it should be saved automatically.
Tree window with activated e-tree Creating a new object The following steps must be performed to create a new object: 1. Activate the electric tree. 2. Select the element under which you wish to create the new element. 3. Select “Create new element” from the toolbar on the right-hand side of the screen. Alternatively, you can display the toolbar by right clicking on the mouse after selecting the element, and then select your operation by left clicking on the mouse. 4.
22.2 Data export to the test device The export function is used to transfer data to a test device or a file. The function is found under “EXPORT” in the menu BLE OBJECTS” . Selecting this function opens the export assistant. “PORTA- The export assistant asks whether the data should be exported to a connected test device or an XML or CSV file. – – TO THE TEST DEVICE: here you can choose between connected devices. You can select OBJECTS and/or SEQUENCES.
22.3 Data import from the test device The import function is used to synchronize data from a test device or a file with the database in IZYTRONIQ. The function is found under “IMPORT” in the menu “PORTABLE OBJECTS” . Selecting this function opens the import assistant. Test devices in the SECUTEST series support two alternative methods to exchange data: • • Data exchange with a flash drive Direct data exchange using a USB cable ► In both cases, you select “FROM THE TEST DEVICE” in the import window.
22.4 Test documentation – creating test reports Existing tests can be printed out and saved as a PDF file for documentation purposes. The display and content of documentation is based on the selected template, which can be managed in the IZYTRONIQ. There are defined report templates in the default setting. Users can also create their own templates. To create test reports for the SECUTEST... / SECULIFE...., navigate to the menu “PORTABLE OBJECTS” and select the function “INPUT/CHANGE/LIST”.
23 PROFITEST – first steps The following devices are necessary to exchange data with IZYTRONIQ: • • • • • PROFITEST INTRO < in preparation > PROFITEST MBASE+, PROFITEST MTECH+ PROFITEST MPRO, PROFITEST MXTRA PROFITEST PRIME, PROFITEST PRIME AC SECULIFE IP If the device is not yet registered in test device management, the user is asked whether it should be saved automatically. The test device is now ready to share data with the IZYTRONIQ. 23.
Take note: The objects possess an internal hierarchy, which means that not every object can be placed below each other object. The objects must always be assigned to a customer. Location tree This shows the locations to which electrical objects from the electric tree can be assigned. Active window Each window is activated by selecting it. The active view is always shown with a green border. Within the border, the active sub-function is indicated by a bold green bar at the top.
23.2 Data export to the test device In order to manage bidirectional data exchange, test devices in the PROFITEST series support the exchange of tree structures, catalogs and sequences. These three export categories can be transferred separately or together. This description of the “PROFITEST First Steps” only deals with simplified data export of the tree structure. If the electric tree of a facility or machine exists in the IZYTRONIQ, it can also be exported to the connected test device or to a file.
23.4 Test documentation – creating test reports Existing tests can be printed out and saved as a PDF file for documentation purposes. The display and content of documentation is based on the selected template, which can be managed in the IZYTRONIQ. There are defined report templates in the default setting; they correspond to the statutory requirements and are therefore non-editable. Users can also create their own templates. To create test reports for the PROFITEST ...
24 METRAHIT – first steps The following devices are necessary for data communication with IZYTRONIQ: • • METRAHIT IM XTRA BT METRAHIT IM E-DRIVE BT To pair the devices, the PC must have a Bluetooth function and the Bluetooth interface must be enabled. If the device is not yet registered in test device management, the user is asked whether it should be saved automatically.
► Conduct the measurement on the test device. Once the measurement is complete, the test device shows a push/print symbol instead of the save symbol. ► Press the push/print key and the measured data will be transferred to the IZYTRONIQ. ► Once the measurements are complete, add a test name in the upper section of the push/print window. ► Select the save symbol in the toolbar. This closes the list, and the program skips back to the index card “TESTS” in the detailed view for the test object.
25 NEXONIQ NEXONIQ is an optional module of the IZYTRONIQ software. On purchasing NEXONIQ, the user is provided with a dongle that is plugged into the USB port of a computer. The dongle-protected software regularly checks during use as to whether the dongle is attached to the USB port and denies service if this is not the case. NEXONIQ software features two main functions: – Read-out of veteran test instruments which are not compatible with IZYTRONIQ with simultaneous conversion to the IZYTRONIQ format.
25.4 Setup of User Interface Settings Online Help Inhalt (content) Data import from test instrument Data import from ETC file Dongle ACTIVE / DEMO After selecting a field by mouse click, it is highlighted with a green background.
SETTINGS The user language for NEXONIQ can be changed in the „SETTINGS“ menu under menu item „LANGUAGE“. „SAVE PATH“ enables you to define the target directory. „SETTINGS RESTORE“ changes the target directory to the original directory (....\Documents\NEXON data files). „LOG FILES“ enables you to define the target directory of the log files. „ABOUT INFO“ provides information on the software version and the dongle status.
By clicking on the 174 symbol you are redirected to the start screen.
Online Help Start the online help in the browser by clicking on icon „?“. In addition, users have the option of accessing the online help on the landing page, which they open in their browser at: help.izytron.com The main topics are shown in the left-hand column (TOC (table of content)). The selected main topic is marked in green. A cursor arrow indicates if there are any subtopics. The subtopics are shown automatically when this arrow is selected. Selecting the cursor arrow again hides the subtopics.
25.5 Reading out data from test instruments the formats of which are not compatible with IZYTRONIQ The following test instruments can be imported: SECUTEST 0701-0702 S SECUTEST 0701-0702 SII SECUTEST SII SECUTEST SII+ SECUTEST SIII SECUTEST SIII+ SECUTEST SIII+M SECUTEST SIII+H SECUTEST SIII+MH SECUTEST S2N SECUTEST S2N+10 SECUTEST S2N+W SECUTEST PSI module SECUTEST SI module SECUTEST SI+ module SECUTEST Base (firmware < 1.8.X) SECUTEST Base10 (firmware < 1.8.X) SECUTEST PRO (firmware < 1.8.
► Click on the magnifying glass symbol in order to search for a connected test instrument. Note Please observe the relevant import instructions of your test instrument. More detailed information is given in the operating instructions of your test instrument. As soon as the test instrument has been recognized, a symbol is shown with the designation of the respective test instrument. By clicking on the symbol with the test instrument, an XML file is automatically generated. It can be found in directory C:\
25.6 Data import from ETC file The ETC file to imported can be selected in the following Windows sub menu by clicking on the ETC symbol. Upon selecting the ETC file, an XML file is automatically generated. These files can be found in the directory under C:\Users\Benutzer\Documents\NEXON data files or under the user-defined target directory indicated in SETTINGS. 25.
► Click on IMPORT now. The data from the NEXONIQ file are now imported into the IZYTRONIQ database with the import function. The function can be found under “IMPORT” in the “PORTABLE OBJECTS” or “STATIONARY OBJECTS” menu. Selecting this function opens the import assistant. A message is shown confirming successful import and any transmission errors. The conflict manager is activated when there are conflicts between existing and imported data that cannot be resolved automatically.
26 VIDEOS – Tutorial General This tutorial is intended to provide the user with video instructions making it possible to gather experience concerning various topics relatively quickly. Move the mouse pointer into the video screen area and click the right mouse key in order to open the video menu (see adjacent figure). The menu provides you with options for reducing video playback speed and muting the background music.
26.1 “Sequence editor”Function “Input, change, list” – Portable Objects Basic operation of the three views Video „Basic operation of the three views“ 26.2 Structure of the index cards – portable objects “Creation of devices” “Manual input of measured values” “Creation of container” “Test comparison” 26.2.1 Creation of devices Video „Creation of devices“ 26.2.2 Manual input of measured values Video „Manual input of measured values“ 26.2.3 Creation of container Video „Creation of container“ 26.2.
26.5 Function “Input, change, list” – stationary objects Video „Basic operation of the three views“ 26.6 Structure of the index cards – stationary objects “Creation of machines and systems” “Manual input of measured values” “Container” 26.6.1 Creation of machines and systems Video „Creation of machines and systems“ 26.6.2 Manual input of measured values Video „Manual input of measured values“ 26.6.3 Container Video „Creation of container“ 26.
26.11 Lists “Working with the list filter functions, sorting, filter editor and column assistant” “Working with the list, creation of Excel file” “Working with Multi assistant” 26.11.1 Working with the list filter functions, sorting, filter editor and column assistant Video „Working with the list filter functions, sorting, filter editor and column assistant“ 26.11.2 Working with the list, creation of Excel file Video „Working with the list, creation of Excel file“ 26.11.
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