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4. Select the components that you wish to install by selecting the appropriate check boxes on the
Select Components dialog box.
• Microsoft Visio: Installs the 32-bit version of the Visio 2010 drawing tool. To install the
32-bit version of Visio 2010, your computer cannot have the 64-bit version of any Office
2010 application installed on it.
OpenLNS CT is not compatible with the 64-bit version of Visio 2010 (even if your computer
is using a 64-bit operating system), and it is not compatible with any version of Visio prior to
Visio 2003. If you already have a 64-bit version of any Office 2010 application, you must
uninstall it before installing the 32-bit version of Visio. You can reinstall the 32-bit version of
any 64-bit Office software that you have installed.
• Echelon OpenLNS Commissioning Tool: Installs the required components of OpenLNS
CT. Installing OpenLNS CT automatically installs OpenLNS Server, the OpenLNS CT XML
Utility
, and the drivers for the following OpenLDV 4.0-compatible network interfaces:
o Remote Network Interfaces (RNIs): SmartServer , i.LON 100 Internet Server, i.LON 600
IP-852 Router, and i.LON 10 Ethernet Adapter
o Local USB network interfaces: U10/U20 USB network interfaces.
o Local PC card network interfaces: PCC-10 and PCLTA-10, 20, and 21 PCI network
interfaces. The PCC/PCLTA and SLTA-10 network drivers are compatible with 32-bit
versions of Windows only and are not installed on 64-bit versions of Windows.
If you are using OpenLNS CT on an IP-852 channel, you will need an IP network interface
card (such as Ethernet or WiFi) or modem with PPP software. An IP network interface is also
required if you are using an IP-852 interface such as a SmartServer (with IP-852 routing
option), i.LON 100 Internet Server (with IP-852 routing option), or i.LON 600 IP-852 Router.
If you are using another OpenLNS interface, install the network interface hardware and driver
following the instructions provided with the hardware.
Most network interfaces include an application that handles network interface configuration.
You must perform this configuration before you can use OpenLNS CT while attached to a
network. The application may handle host details such as IRQ assignment, and it may also
manage network parameters such as buffer counts and transceiver types.