Siemens Guide to PCS7 Server Client Configuration in Multi-Client Systems

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Once the configuration has been completed, a package for the operation from a multi-client must be created under Serverdata. In the project, the package is created in the "Package" subdirectory of the directory that bears the name of the computer.

7.2Creating a Multi-Client Project in a Multi-Client

Create the project as a multi-client system with WinCC/ PCS7, > V5.0x

Edit the Split Screen Wizard

Selection between two area overviews is possible in the multi-client:

Across all servers with a total of 16 areas.

Server-specific overview with 12 areas and an additional 6 server buttons,

Recommendation for the selection of the area overview in clients of multi-client systems:

The first variant should be selected in a system of no more than a total of 16 areas. The second variant should be preferred in systems of more than 16 areas.

Edit the Alarm Logging Wizard

Import the server packages

Create the operator input privileges in the User Administrator

Define the standard server for alarm logging

This definition must be made to store the operator communication messages of a multi-client in a server (the selected default server).

The connection to the servers is established under Serverdata by loading the packages.

Product Information

PCS7/TM V2.02

24.10.2001

© Siemens AG 2001

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Contents PCS7 / TM WinCC / TM V2.02 Product Information Chapter CD content in general General InformationWhat’s new ? Teleperm M channelPCS7/TM-OCX Nora formerly WinCC/TM-OCX Nora ∙ Switchover of the Servers after CS 275 Coupling Fault∙ Channel Diagnosis General Information About the Installation Content of the CDInstallation using the Common Installation Mask PCS7/TM-OCX PCS7 formerly WinCC/TM-OCX PCS7Product Information PCS7/TM 24.10.2001 Siemens AG Installation of the Teleperm M Channel DLL and Tools Manual installationInstallation of the NAT/NPCI driver What to do after the Installation ?Procedure of the manual installation Revision levelsElementeTM7.ocx V3.00.00 Input.ocx TM7x Product Information PCS7/TM 24.10.2001 Siemens AG Upgrade from WinCC/TM, V1.0x, to PCS7/TM Necessary TM Licenses AuthorizationImportant note ∙ WinCC/TM-OCXSymbole Documentation∙ WinCC/TM-OCXAS215 ∙ Teleperm Nora renoviertVersion Interdependencies Conversion of a PCS 7/TM Project from WinCC 4.0x toProgram Released VersionsTransition from WinCC, V5.0, to V5.0/SP2 PCS7 Creating a new PCS 7/TM project Creating a Project for Multi-Client Operation on a ServerCreating a Multi-Client Project in a Multi-Client Configura Parameter descriptionAS488 Bridge Tion dialogImportant Notes Troubleshooting Tips ⊆ License Problems at Runtime Strings in TML BlocksStructures of Field Blocks GA, GB, etc FontsTeleperm M in Intranet or Internet AppendixFiles and Search Paths Product Information PCS7/TM 24.10.2001 Siemens AG
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