Token File - Revision history

Gshotts at 22:07, 2 January 2024

2024-01-02T22:07:39Z

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	<li>Shut down the running ODIS software program..</li>		<li>Shut down the running ODIS software program..</li>
	<li>Copy the Token file to the directory where your installation resides, e.g. "C:\OKOS\ODIS_3_19_60-64"</li>		<li>Copy the Token file to the directory where your installation resides, e.g. "C:\OKOS\ODIS_3_19_60-64"</li>
	<li>In the same directory, open the file with the extension "*.exe.config" with a text editor.		<li>In the same directory, open the file with the extension ".exe.config" with a text editor.
	* Example 1: For ODIS-NDT systems, this file will be named "ODIS-NDT.exe.config".		* Example 1: For ODIS-NDT systems, this file will be named "ODIS-NDT.exe.config".
	* Example 2: For ODIS-IC systems, this file will be named "ODIS-3.exe.config".		* Example 2: For ODIS-IC systems, this file will be named "ODIS-3.exe.config".

Gshotts at 22:07, 2 January 2024

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	A Token file is an XML file that is required for ODIS to run. The token file must be located in the application directory and match the name shown in [[~~ODIS~~.exe.config]].		A Token file is an XML file that is required for most ODIS software to run. The token file must be located in the application directory and match the name shown in the file with an [[EXE Config\|.exe.config]] extension.

	Unless used for Analysis only, a Token file is matched to the A/D board serial number, and can only be used in a system with that A/D board.		Unless used for Analysis only, a Token file is matched to the A/D board serial number, and can only be used in a system with that A/D board.
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	==Automatically Installing a Token file==		==Automatically Installing a Token file==

	The installer will prompt the user for a path to the Token file to use. If installing a new version of ~~ODIS~~, select the file from the previously installed version. Otherwise, select the directory where you put the Token file that was provided to you.		The installer will prompt the user for a path to the Token file to use. If installing a new version of the software, select the file from the previously installed version. Otherwise, select the directory where you put the Token file that was provided to you.

	==Manually installing a Token file==		==Manually installing a Token file==
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	<ol>		<ol>
	<li>Shut down ODIS~~, if running~~.</li>		<li>Shut down the running ODIS software program..</li>
	<li>Copy the Token file to the directory where your installation ~~of ODIS~~ resides, e.g. "C:\OKOS\ODIS_3_19_60-64"</li>		<li>Copy the Token file to the directory where your installation resides, e.g. "C:\OKOS\ODIS_3_19_60-64"</li>
	<li>In the same directory, open the file "~~ODIS-3~~.exe.config" with a text editor. ~~''Note~~: For ODIS-NDT systems, this file will be named "ODIS-NDT.exe.config"''</li>		<li>In the same directory, open the file with the extension "*.exe.config" with a text editor.
			* Example 1: For ODIS-NDT systems, this file will be named "ODIS-NDT.exe.config".
			* Example 2: For ODIS-IC systems, this file will be named "ODIS-3.exe.config".
			</li>
	<li>towards the bottom of the file, there will be an "appSettings" section which should contain an entry like this:</li>		<li>towards the bottom of the file, there will be an "appSettings" section which should contain an entry like this:</li>
	</ol>		</ol>
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	<li> Save the file</li>		<li> Save the file</li>

	<li> Restart ~~ODIS~~</li>		<li> Restart the software.</li>
	</ol>		</ol>

Gshotts at 22:01, 2 January 2024

2024-01-02T22:01:01Z

Gshotts: Created page with "A Token file is an XML file that is required for ODIS to run. The token file must be located in the application directory and match the name shown in ODIS.exe.config. Unless used for Analysis only, a Token file is matched to the A/D board serial number, and can only be used in a system with that A/D board. Analysis Only tokens can be used on Post-Processing setups but cannot be used on a full ODIS system. Token files are provided by OKOS: please contact OKOS So..."

2024-01-02T21:57:40Z

Created page with "A Token file is an XML file that is required for ODIS to run. The token file must be located in the application directory and match the name shown in ODIS.exe.config. Unless used for Analysis only, a Token file is matched to the A/D board serial number, and can only be used in a system with that A/D board. Analysis Only tokens can be used on Post-Processing setups but cannot be used on a full ODIS system. Token files are provided by OKOS: please contact OKOS So..."

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A Token file is an XML file that is required for ODIS to run. The token file must be located in the application directory and match the name shown in [[ODIS.exe.config]].

Unless used for Analysis only, a Token file is matched to the A/D board serial number, and can only be used in a system with that A/D board.

Analysis Only tokens can be used on Post-Processing setups but cannot be used on a full ODIS system.

Token files are provided by OKOS: please contact OKOS Solutions to get a Token file or update an existing file.

==Automatically Installing a Token file==

The installer will prompt the user for a path to the Token file to use. If installing a new version of ODIS, select the file from the previously installed version. Otherwise, select the directory where you put the Token file that was provided to you by OKOS Solutions.

==Manually installing a Token file==
To manually update or change a Token file, do the following:

<ol>
<li>Shut down ODIS, if running.</li>
<li>Copy the Token file to the directory where your installation of ODIS resides, e.g. "C:\OKOS\ODIS_3_19_60-64"</li>
<li>In the same directory, open the file "ODIS-3.exe.config" with a text editor. ''Note: For ODIS-NDT systems, this file will be named "ODIS-NDT.exe.config"''</li>
<li>towards the bottom of the file, there will be an "appSettings" section which should look like this:</li>
</ol>

<appSettings>
<add key="BroadcastIP" value="225.225.225.225" />
<add key="RestoreParameters" value="true" />
<add key="TokenFile" value="ODIS_IC.xml" />
</appSettings>

<ol start="5">
<li> Add or modify the "TokenFile" key so the the value of the entry matches the name of your Token file, e.g.:</li>
</ol>

<appSettings>
<add key="BroadcastIP" value="225.225.225.225" />
<add key="RestoreParameters" value="true" />
<add key="TokenFile" value="VUE400OKOS#500101-9930023-Warn20220115-Exp20220131.xml" />
</appSettings>

<ol start="6">
<li> Save the file</li>

<li> Restart ODIS</li>
</ol>

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	Analysis Only tokens can be used on Post-Processing setups but cannot be used on a full ODIS system.		Analysis Only tokens can be used on Post-Processing setups but cannot be used on a full ODIS system.

	Token files are provided by OKOS: please contact OKOS Solutions to get a Token file or update an existing file.		Token files are provided by OKOS: please contact [[mailto:support@okos.com OKOS Solutions LLC]] to get a Token file or update an existing file.

	==Automatically Installing a Token file==		==Automatically Installing a Token file==

	The installer will prompt the user for a path to the Token file to use. If installing a new version of ODIS, select the file from the previously installed version. Otherwise, select the directory where you put the Token file that was provided to you ~~by OKOS Solutions~~.		The installer will prompt the user for a path to the Token file to use. If installing a new version of ODIS, select the file from the previously installed version. Otherwise, select the directory where you put the Token file that was provided to you.

	==Manually installing a Token file==		==Manually installing a Token file==
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	<li>Copy the Token file to the directory where your installation of ODIS resides, e.g. "C:\OKOS\ODIS_3_19_60-64"</li>		<li>Copy the Token file to the directory where your installation of ODIS resides, e.g. "C:\OKOS\ODIS_3_19_60-64"</li>
	<li>In the same directory, open the file "ODIS-3.exe.config" with a text editor. ''Note: For ODIS-NDT systems, this file will be named "ODIS-NDT.exe.config"''</li>		<li>In the same directory, open the file "ODIS-3.exe.config" with a text editor. ''Note: For ODIS-NDT systems, this file will be named "ODIS-NDT.exe.config"''</li>
	<li>towards the bottom of the file, there will be an "appSettings" section which should ~~look~~ like this:</li>		<li>towards the bottom of the file, there will be an "appSettings" section which should contain an entry like this:</li>
	</ol>		</ol>

	<appSettings>		<appSettings>
	~~<add key="BroadcastIP" value="225~~.~~225~~.~~225~~.~~225" />~~		...
	<~~add key="RestoreParameters" value="true" /~~>		...
	<add key="TokenFile" value="ODIS_IC.xml" />		<b><add key="TokenFile" value="ODIS_IC.xml" /></b>
			...
			...
	</appSettings>		</appSettings>

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	<appSettings>		<appSettings>
	~~<add key="BroadcastIP" value="225~~.~~225~~.~~225~~.~~225" />~~		...
	~~<add key="RestoreParameters" value="true" />~~		...
	<add key="TokenFile" value="VUE400OKOS#500101-9930023-Warn20220115-Exp20220131.xml" />		<add key="TokenFile" <b>value="VUE400OKOS#500101-9930023-Warn20220115-Exp20220131.xml"</b> />
			...
			...
	</appSettings>		</appSettings>