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4. ValveNavi ADMINISTRATION
In the previous chapter, we described the installation of the Foundation fieldbus
communications software and hardware. In this chapter, we will describe the
procedures for installing ValveNavi software.
The ValveNavi installation procedures outlined in this chapter assume a working
knowledge of Microsoft Windows, the Yokogawa YVP positioner, and of Foundation
fieldbus communications and function block technology. For further information
about the YVP positioner, see YVP110 User’s Manual (IM 21B04C01-01E).
4.1 Hardware and Software Requirements
ValveNavi runs on a standard IBM-compatible computer. To successfully install and run
ValveNavi, the computer system must meet minimum hardware and software requirements.
The following lists the minimum hardware and software requirements:
• Windows 2000 service pack 4, XP service pack 2, or Vista service pack 1 operating
system
• Pentium 166 MHz microprocessor or faster
• CD-ROM drive
• National Instruments NI-FBUS interface card and server software
• 500 MB of free hard disk space to install and run ValveNavi
4.2 Installing ValveNavi
ValveNavi is distributed on a CD-ROM for Windows 2000, Windows XP, or Windows Vista.
1. Insert the ValveNavi installation CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive.
2. Click Start > Run, then type x:setup (x is the letter of the CD-ROM drive.)
3. Follow the prompts on your screen to complete the installation process.
ValveNavi Administration and ValveNavi Help are also installed along with ValveNavi. After
successful installation of ValveNavi software, the system administrator of ValveNavi should
change the default logon and password and set up user accounts through the ValveNavi
Administration program. Secure the ValveNavi CD-ROM in order to provide system
security. Anyone with access to the setup disk could reload the software and thereby get
access to YVP devices. For more details, see 4.6.
NOTE
In case of ValveNavi install folder (ex: C¥Program Files¥ValveNavi) is not writable, some
functions can not be used.