7.8.1 System creation

Location

Navigation side bar: Configuration

About system creation

Each created system is added to the multi-system list in the header. For more information on how to switch between systems, see “Multi-systems”.

If a unit is already connected to a system then the left panel will show a label with the name of that system. A checkmark in a circle will be added for systems that are currently connected to Event Master Toolset.

Image 7–19
About unit(s)

When starting up, Event Master Toolset scans the connected network for compatible units. Previous connections and IP addresses are also recalled. These two are combined into a list in the left panel, where the following identifying information is displayed:

Clicking on the expansion arrow () will show the full details of the unit.

How to create
  1. Must a new system be created?

    • If yes, click on the + in the top panel and go to next step.
    • If no, go to next step.
    Note: It is not possible to add the same entry to multiple systems. The overview shows what units are already connected to a system.
    Image 7–20
  2. Are the desired unit(s) visible in the left panel?

    • If yes, drag the desired entry from the left panel and drop it in the central work window. Go to step 5.
    • If no, go to next step.
  3. Which type of system must be added?

    • For a simulator, click on Configure Simulator. For more information on how to configure the simulator, see “The simulator”.
    • For working hardware, click on + Add by IP address and go to next step.
    Image 7–21
  4. Enter the IP address into the input field and click Connect.

    Image 7–22

    Connection with the unit will be established.

  5. Is this unit part of a linked system?

    • If yes, add additional unit(s) to the system and go to next step. For more information, see “Linked units”.
    • If no, wait until the central work window has been populated with the added unit and go to next step.
  6. Rename the system by double clicking on the current name in the top panel.

    Tip: Provide clear names that reflect the intended purpose.
    Image 7–23