Manual

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Table Of Contents

1 System requirements for local and client installation
2 Versions of IZYTRONIQ
- 2.1 Introduction
3 Downloading BUSINESS and CLOUD Variants
4 Initial installation of BUSINESS Starter / Advanced / Professional / Premium
5 Initial installation of the ENTERPRISE Variant
- 5.1 Installation Prerequisites for IZYTRONIQ BACKEND
- 5.2 Installing IZYTRONIQ Backend
- 5.3 Installing the Frontend (client) for IZYTRONIQ Enterprise
6 Licensing
- 6.1 Licensing BUSINESS Starter / BUSINESS Advanced / BUSINESS Professional / BUSINESS Premium / EDUCATION Professional / EDUCATION Premium
- 6.2 Licensing ENTERPRISE Premium
- 6.3 Licensing ENTERPRISE Ultimate
7 Update
8 Uninstallation
9 Login / Logout
10 Basics of operation
- 10.1 Structure of the user interface
11 Home screen
- 11.1 Dashboard
12 Main modules
- 12.1 Module for portable objects
- 12.2 Module for stationary objects
- 12.3 Test device management
- 12.4 User management
- 12.5 Recycle bin
- 12.6 Settings
- 12.7 Synchronization (ENTERPRISE Ultimate only)
- 12.8 Help
13 Lists
- 13.1 Sort
- 13.2 Filtering (simple)
- 13.3 Group
- 13.4 Filter editor function
- 13.5 Multi-assistant (from BUSINESS Professional)
14 Print
- 14.1 Creating a test report
15 Document management
- 15.1 Viewing documents
- 15.2 Creating documents
- 15.3 Deleting documents
16 PUSH/PRINT
- 16.1 Conducting a push/print test
17 Sequence editor
- 17.1 Sequence types
- 17.2 Structure and operation of the sequence editor
- 17.3 Step types in a sequence
18 Automatic process control for a test – remote function
- 18.1 Processes without test devices
- 18.2 Processes with remote steps
- 18.3 Processes with push/print steps
19 Working in multi-user mode (floating license)
20 Data replication using the server
21 Editing report templates
- 21.1 Miscellaneous
- 21.2 Object, i.e. template types
- 21.3 Report template management
- 21.4 Basic functionality
- 21.5 Data schema
22 SECUTEST/SECULIFE ST – first steps
- 22.1 Creating a tree structure
- 22.2 Data export to the test device
- 22.3 Data import from the test device
- 22.4 Test documentation – creating test reports
23 PROFITEST – first steps
- 23.1 Creating a tree structure
- 23.2 Data export to the test device
- 23.3 Data import from the test device
- 23.4 Test documentation – creating test reports
24 METRAHIT – first steps
- 24.1 Push/Print – first steps
25 NEXONIQ
- 25.1 License – Right of Utilization – Activation
- 25.2 Download
- 25.3 System Requirements of Local and Client Installation
- 25.4 Setup of User Interface
- 25.5 Reading out data from test instruments the formats of which are not compatible with IZYTRONIQ
- 25.6 Data import from ETC file
- 25.7 Importing the converted files into IZYTRONIQ
26 VIDEOS – Tutorial
- 26.1 “Sequence editor”Function “Input, change, list” – Portable Objects
- 26.2 Structure of the index cards – portable objects
- 26.3 File import – portable objects
- 26.4 Conflict manager – portable objects
- 26.5 Function “Input, change, list” – stationary objects
- 26.6 Structure of the index cards – stationary objects
- 26.7 Management and creation of test instruments
- 26.8 User management – BUSINESS Version except Premium variant
- 26.9 Global settings
- 26.10 Catalogs
- 26.11 Lists
- 26.12 Generation of test report
- 26.13 Push/Print
- 26.14 Sequence editor
  - 26.14.1 Sequencing for PROFITEST
  - 26.14.2 Sequencing for SECUTEST
- 26.15 Editing report templates

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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. They are transferred to the matching test device when

needed.

A distinction is always made between the following types of sequence:

Test device sequences

These are test sequences that were created for a specific test device type, e.g. PROFITEST or SECUTEST.

Test device sequences are easy to program in the sequence editor and can be transferred to the test device later on.

IZY sequences

The sequences can only be executed in the IZYTRONIQ. They may contain test steps from device sequences, but also come with many

other functions. For instance, manual measurement input, push/print tests, remote measurements, instructions and visual inspections

can be integrated as well. Helpful images can also be saved for each test, which are then shown to the user step-by-step during the

test. Sequences that have already been programmed can be used to cascade an IZY sequence; additionally, measurement steps for

various test devices can also be programmed within one sequence. When a measurement step is programmed for a remote test, it

then controls the matching test device, whereby the test device merely transfers the measured data. Display and control are managed

in the IZYTRONIQ.

Note

Fixed SECUTEST sequences: SECUTEST has configurable auto-sequences

that cannot be transferred bi-directionally. In addition, the test device

sequences described here can be transferred to the SECUTEST. Here,

only the transferable sequences can be edited and managed in

sequence management.

Note

Factory sequences

These are assigned test sequences whose process and parameters can-

not be changed and that are configured as factory settings. GMC-I

Messtechnik GmbH can make the sequences available as test device

sequences and as IZY sequences.