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• Go to Info > Project > Redundancy.

• Enter or select the information, as needed.

  Field	Description
  Primary Server IP and Target Port	Enter the IP address and port of the primary server.
  Secondary Server IP and Target Port	Enter the IP address and port of the secondary server, if any.
  On Primary Startup	Select the option you want.
  Historian Replication	Select how to handle historian replication.
  Connection Timeout	Connection timeout time, in seconds, to switch to secondary server.
  Server Command Line	Read-only field populated based on the fields above. Click Copy to Clipboard to copy the command for use.
  Rich Client command	The commands to start a Rich Client with the project selected parameters
  Smart Client url	The URL to access the Smart Client with the project's parameters
  Web Client url	The URL to access the Web Client with the project's parameters
  View-Only	If checked, apply View-Only parameter to Rich and Smart Client's url
  Windows Authentication	If checked, apply Windows Authentication logon parameter to Rich and Smart Client's url

  
  

• Next to the Server Command Line field, click Copy to Clipboard. This copies the read-only field that was populated based on the fields above it.
• Open a text file, paste, and continue with steps 5 through 7 in the file.

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  If you are not using redundancy, delete the redundancy part of the text.
• At the beginning of the command line, enter or paste the full path to the FactoryStudio installation folder and put quotes around it. It should look something like this: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Tatsoft\FactoryStudio\fs-2018.1.1\tStartup.exe"

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  Before the "tproj" text, enter or paste the full path to the project. It should look something like this: /project:C:\FactoryStudio Projects\<project_name>.tproj

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Remote Client Users Setup

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Windows Rich Clients
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Rich clients are client applications that do a significant amount of processing on the client rather than on the server. You can deploy your application for use by Windows rich clients.
Table 1 describes how the rich client deployment works.

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Windows Smart Clients
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Smart clients are client applications that behave like rich clients, but either run from the web or can be installed painlessly with a single click. You can deploy your application for use by Windows smart clients.
The smart client runs like the rich client, that is, they work the same way, but the smart client uses ClickOnce™ installation. This technology lets you have the same functionality as the rich client, but without having to install FactoryStudio on your computer.
The first time you access the application, the system automatically downloads the necessary components to run the application. The next time you access the application, the system verifies if the local cache is the same version of the application that is on the server, and if necessary, updates the local cache before running the application. If the version is the same, the application starts immediately.
Table 2 describes how the smart client deployment works.

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Windows Web Clients
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A web client accesses the application using a web browser. You can deploy your application for use by Windows web clients.
Table 3 describes how the web client deployment works.

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Automatically Starting Windows Clients
You can create a shortcut to the appropriate executable, depending on the client type, to automatically start the application on a Windows client. You can create the shortcut on the desktop or put it into the Startup folder, as described below.
For the web client, you can also configure the application as the home page in Internet Explorer.
To begin, Go to Start > All Programs, right-click the Startup folder, and select Open to open the Startup folder.

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When you next restart the computer, the project will start automatically.

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iOS Clients
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You can deploy your application for use by iOS clients: iPad, iPhone, and iTouch. For other tablet devices, contact support.
Table 4 describes how the iOS deployment works.

To deploy your project on an iOS device:

• From your iOS device, tap the App Store icon. You can also go to the Apple App Store from iTunes.
• Search for and install the SCADA HMI Client app.
• Start the SCADA HMI Client app.

• Enter the following information:

  Field	Description
  Host Server	IP address or name of the project server.
  Port	Port 80.
  Polling	Defines the refresh rate between the client and the server, expressed in quarters of a second. The default value of 1, means the client gets new data from the server every 250 ms. When connecting to servers located on the Internet or low bandwidth networks, that value should be increased. For more information, refer to the help for the app.
  User	Project user name as configured in the project. The default is guest.
  Password	Project password associated with the user name.
  Project	Project name on the remote project server.

  
  

• Tap Login. The graphics and displays download, then the application starts. The application startup the first time may take a little longer than subsequent startups.

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• Go to Info >Project > Redundancy.

• Enter or select the information, as needed.

  Field	Description
  Enable Configuration	Select to enable the redundancy configuration.
  Primary Server IP and Port	Enter the IP address and port of the primary server.
  Secondary Server IP and Port	Enter the IP address and port of the secondary server.
  On Primary Startup	Select the option you want.
  Historian Replication	Select how to handle historian replication.
  Connection Timeout	Connection timeout time, in seconds, to switch to secondary server.
  Server Command Line	Read-only field populated based on the fields above. Click Copy to Clipboard to copy the command for use.
  Rich Client Command	Read-only field populated based on the fields above. Click Copy to copy the command for use.
  Smart Client URL	Read-only field populated based on the fields above. Click Copy to copy the command for use.
  Web Client URL	Read-only field populated based on the fields above. Click Copy to copy the command for use.

  
  
  To automatically start the application on a Windows client:

• Go to Info > Project > Redundancy.
• Enter or select the information, as needed.

• Click the Copy button next to the type of client you want to start automatically.