8.8 Multi-systems

System
Event Master Toolset uses systems to define which hardware is being used for a certain configuration. When creating a system, hardware is being added and linked to the system name. This allows the software to remember which hardware belongs to which configuration, even when the hardware is no longer present.
About multi-systems

Event Master Toolset can seamlessly switch between multiple systems. Up to four different systems can be connected to Event Master Toolset at the same time.

How to switch

  1. Select the desired system from the drop down (reference 3) in the header.

    Tip: Active systems will have an active icon () before the name. If there is a version mismatch in the active system, then the icon will become amber ().

    Offline systems or systems that cannot be reached will have an inactive icon () before the name.

    Image 8–14
    1
    Hide or show the left panel
    2
    Open category icon and name
    3
    System drop down
    4
    Unit drop down
    5
    Test pattern menu
    6
    Save button
    7
    Current logged in operator
    8
    Multi-operator menu

  2. Is the open category the Settings () category (reference 2, Image 8–14)?

    • If yes, select the desired unit from the drop down (reference 4, Image 8–14) in the header.
    • If no, no further actions required.

    The current open category is refreshed with info from the selected system.