| Software Installation Troubleshooting | |
Software Installation Troubleshooting | ||
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When Matrix is launched, I see | There may be a |
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a progress bar for a period of | the Matrix window from opening. Verify that you do not have a |
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time, but the browser window | integrated with your IE browser. Programs such as the Google, Yahoo, and |
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showing the Matrix application | AOL |
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never appears. | Windows XP is |
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| happening at the server PC, the address the |
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| <MatrixServer> is the host name or IP address of the Matrix Server PC. How |
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| that program’s documentation for instructions on how to do this. Usually, the |
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| easiest solution is to disable the |
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| underlying program that handles system communication, warning |
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When Matrix is launched, I get | Make sure you do not have a software firewall blocking ports |
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an error that says a connection | 3306 at the Matrix Server and port 8082 at each Matrix Client. Matrix must be |
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could not be made to the Matrix | able to use these ports for normal operation. By default, Service Pack 2 for |
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server. | Windows XP turns the |
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| are open. The system may have a firewall from another vendor, such Syman- |
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| tec’s Norton Internet Security, installed; this type of security software pack- |
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| ages can contain firewalls and |
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I’m sure I have no | Verify with your IT network administrator that the network has no proxy servers |
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blockers or firewalls on my | that block traffic on port 8080, the default port used by Matrix for http traffic. |
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Matrix Client, but I still can’t |
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access the Matrix screens. |
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The tank level information | The tank level information is displayed in a table in a Java applet. Verify that |
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screen has a white/gray rectan- | you have the Java Plugin (version 1.4.2_04 or later) installed and that it is not |
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gle where the dispense infor- | disabled in IE |
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mation should be. | Java (Sun)). |
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| Also, in the Windows Control Panel, you should find a Java |
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After installing the JRE as | This is the Java Update mechanism that is part of the JRE, which, if enabled, |
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described in the installation | allows the JRE to make periodic automatic checks over the Internet for new |
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instructions, There is a coffee | versions of the JRE. For the purpose of running Matrix this isn’t necessary. To |
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cup icon in the system tray and | turn this off, go to Control Panel, |
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frequent | choose the Update tab. Clear the Check for Updates Automatically check- |
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What is this for, and is there a | box |
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way to turn off the |
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