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<h1 style="text-align: center;">User Guide</h1>
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From configuring and testing to deploying a solution, learn about everything our platform has to offer.
Each chapter of the user guide can be found in the left navigation and is also linked below, along with a summary of what you'll find in those chapters.
*If you haven't already, we highly recommend that you first visit "Getting Started", then come back here to the User Guide as needed.
This Section contains the Project Development Reference Guide, with all aspects related to Configuring, Testing and Deploying a Project Solution using the FrameworX technologies.
For <Software Installation>, <License and Registration>, and <Creating and Managing Projects>, following the given link to those sections, already covered at the <GettingStarted> topic.
Other Sections that complement this Reference Guide are: <Integrations>, ..., Communication Drivers, Project Examples, How-to Guides, Glossary, and Release Notes.
The organization of this Project Development section follows:
Designer Configuration tool
Introduces the Project Designer, an integrated tool, which allows easy access to configure and test all the platform Modules. This chapter also presents the overview of the Configuration Workflow when creating new Projects.
Unified Namespace
About tags and asset tree and all related
Core Modules Configuration
The Core Modules chapters present in-depth description of FrameworX main modules, including:
- Security and Users Roles Management.
- Device drivers for Field Communication.
- Alarms and Notifications.
- Datasets and SQL databases access.
- Scripts, Reports and Web Services,
- Client Displays and Drawing Screens.
Real-time Displays and Responsive Dashboards
Project Execution and Deployment
Auxiliary Tools and Guides
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The chapter Execute, Runtime environments introduces the concept of executing your Project Configuration, and the benefits or having development and runtime isolated processes.
The Chapter Deploying the Application cover detailed practical scenarios and procedure to install a Project Solution in a Production environment.
The chapter Tools presents client browsing utilities for OPC and MQTT, and simulation and server built-in tools.
Track and Version Control introduce features to maintain a cross-reference of your variables and manage configuration changes.
The Troubleshooting and Best Practices empower new and experience users for optimal usage of the platform.
In this section...
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