Prerequisites
Server and Client PCs should be on the same network and have the same IP address range but with unique fourth octet values
Server PC should have a fully functional instance of the CS210 software already installed
Client PC should not have the CS210 software installed on it
Server PC should have the following folders "shared":
C:\Users\Public\Documents\DataTempCS
C:\Program Files (x86)\Raytek\DataTempCS
Server and Client PCs should have Guest / Public Folder sharing features enabled within Network and Sharing Center as shown below
PC Setup
At the Client PC, locate and access the shared files of the Server PC in the Network listing of device. Knowledge of the ID and password of the Server PC will be necessary when prompted to enter these credentials
At the Client PC, access and right-click and run (as Administrator) the "Icons" application within the shared DataTempCS folder of the Server PC as shown below. Next, de-select the "CS Config" option, leave all other options as selected and then click "Install" as shown below.
At the Server PC, start the ReadScan application if it is not already started
At the Client PC, utilizing the Windows Search bar, type in "CS" to locate the newly created CS icon. Copy this CS icon to the desktop.
At the Client PC, double-click the CS icon to launch the CS application
FAQs
Will the CS system view function on the Client PC without Readscan running on the Server PC? No
If Readscan is stopped / restarted on the Server PC, will the CS functionality stop / restart automatically on the Client PC? Yes
Can the Client PC have CS system view while the Server PC is also running CS system view? Yes
Can the Client PC have CS system view without the Server PC running CS system view? Yes
Are the CS system views at the Client PC and Server PC independent of each other and can be individually manipulated? Yes
With multiple Client PC system views are multiple instances of Readscan created? No
Does the CS icon have to be run as Administrator on the Client PC? No
Are CS system alarms and errors created / cleared on both the Client PC and the Server PC simultaneously? Yes