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CYME Power Engineering Software Installation Guide for CYME, CYMCAP, CYMTCC and

CYME Power Engineering Software Installation Guide for CYME, CYMCAP, CYMTCC and CYMGRD ALL RIGHTS RESERVED No part of this publication may be reproduced, or transmitted in any form or by any means without the written permission of CYME International T&D. Possession or use of the CYME software described in this publication is authorized only pursuant to a valid written license agreement from CYME. CYME makes no warranty, either expressed or implied, including but not limited to any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, regarding these materials and makes such materials available solely on an "as-is" basis. CYME International T&D reserves the right to revise and improve its products as it sees fit. The information in this manual is subject to modification without notice. While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this manual, CYME assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions, or for damages resulting from the use of the information contained herein. CYME International T&D Inc. 1485 Roberval, Suite 104 St. Bruno QC J3V 3P8 Canada Tel.: (450) 461-3655 Fax: (450) 461-0966 Canada & United States: Tel.:1-800-361-3627 Internet : www.eaton.com\cyme E-mail: cymesupport@eaton.com Other Trademarks: The names of all products and services other than CYME’s mentioned in this document are the trademarks or trade names of the respective owners.  Copyright CYME International T&D Inc. CYME Power Engineering Software Contents Installation Guide for CYME, CYMCAP, CYMTCC and CYMGRD iii Contents 1 – Introduction ................................................................................................................. 1 2 – New Installation ........................................................................................................... 3 3 – Version Upgrade ......................................................................................................... 9 4 – Revision Upgrade ...................................................................................................... 13 5 – Uninstallation ............................................................................................................ 17 Index ................................................................................................................................. 21 CYME Power Engineering Software 1 – Introduction Installation Guide for CYME, CYMCAP, CYMTCC and CYMGRD 1 1 – Introduction This installation guide includes instructions for installation and uninstallation of the CYME Power Engineering software. It also contains instructions for upgrading a CYME version or revision, and how to manage configuration files. This manual is applicable for the following software and versions:  CYMCAP: Version 6.2 and 7.2  CYME: Version 7.0, 7.1, 7.2, 8.0 and 8.1  CYMGRD: Version 6.5 and 7.0  CYMTCC: Version 5.1 rev 12 Recommended System Requirements Hardware Requirements CYME requires a computer using Microsoft Windows® 7, 8, 8.1 or 10; or using Microsoft Server 2008, 2008R2, 2012 or 2012R2. The minimum hardware requirements are:  An Intel I5-based computer  A minimum of 2 GB of free RAM  2 GB of hard disk space  Screen resolution set to 1152 x 864 Software Requirements The Microsoft .NET Framework Version 2.0 is strongly recommended to be installed on the computer. Access Rights After the CYME software is installed successfully, please make sure the user has read access to the following folder:  C:\ProgramData\CYME\Common Files Please also make sure the user has at least read access right to the following folder:  C:\ProgramData\CYME\License Manager The following registry key requires full read and write access:  HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\CYME\ For the CYME software only:  For access rights relating to configuration files, please refer to the sections titled “Configuration File Management” of the respective chapters depending on the type of installation. CYME 1 – Introduction Power Engineering Software 2 Installation Guide for CYME, CYMCAP, CYMTCC and CYMGRD For the CYMCAP software only:  The CYMCAP installation folder requires full access rights (read/write) as a client user in order to work properly. Every working directory that contains a CYMCAP database (CymcapData.MDB file) needs full access rights as well. For the CYMTCC software only:  The CYMTCC software requires access to C:\ProgramData\CYME\CYMTCC For the CYMGRD software only:  The CYMGRD software will use the My Documents\Cyme folder of the user. Please make sure this folder is granted full read and write access rights. CYME Power Engineering Software 2 – New Installation Installation Guide for CYME, CYMCAP, CYMTCC and CYMGRD 3 2 – New Installation This section contains instructions on how to install the CYME software on a system which never had any CYME software installed previously. The CYME software can be installed locally or via network deployment. The following sections will explain each of these methods. Local Installation There are two methods to install the software locally: manually or by silent installation (automatic). Installing manually allows the client to visualize the details of the installation and the end-user license agreement. The silent installation is a rapid way for those who feel comfortable to perform the installation without visualizing the details mentioned here above. If the software is to be installed on multiple computers, the silent installation would allow a more standardized installation on all computers. Note: In the following sections, the notion of password is mentioned. Please note that password is no longer in use for versions and revisions newer than the following: CYME 8.0 rev 03, CYME 8.1 rev 01, CYMCAP 7.2 rev 03, CYMGRD 7.0 rev 02. Manual Installation Run the installation package (downloaded from my.cyme.com or from the installation CD). The package includes the software and License Manager, which is a tool for the management of available module licenses that enable the software to run. Silent Installation To install the CYME software through a command line, follow the steps here below. 1. Generate a script file (*.iss) that can be used for future installation with the command line: c:\cymeprogram.exe /r /f1”C:\Setup.iss” /p”password” /z”/NOPKU” where: /r = record mode /f1 = location of the script file /p = password of the package 2. Once the script is recorded, it can be used to install the CYME program on any computer with the following command. c:\cymeprogram.exe /s /f1”C:\Setup.iss” /p”password” /z”/NOPKU” where: /s = silent mode /f1 = location of the script file generated in step 1 /p = password of the package CYME 2 – New Installation Power Engineering Software 4 Installation Guide for CYME, CYMCAP, CYMTCC and CYMGRD 3. Run the following command on any computer: C:\Program Files (x86)\CYME\CYME\License Manager\haspdinst.exe –i –kp –nomsg where: C:\Program Files (x86)\CYME\CYME is the installation directory selected while generating the installation script (*.iss) in step 1. Network Deployment Silent Installation is the method to use for network deployment of the CYME software. Preparation To install the CYME software through a command line, follow the steps here below. 1. Choose a shared network drive with read access to everyone (example: \\myserver\shared). 2. Put the CYME installation package inside the shared network drive. 3. Generate a script file (*.iss) that can be used for future installation with the command line: \\myserver\shared\cymeprogram.exe /r /f1”\\myserver\shared\Setup.iss” /p”password” /z”/NOPKU” where: /r = record mode /f1 = location of the script file /p = password of the package 4. Generate a batch file (*.bat) with command lines similar to the following example: C:\Windows\Temp\Cyme\cymeprogram.exe /s /f1”C:\Windows\Temp\Cyme\Setup.iss” /p”password /z”/NOPKU” C:\Program Files (x86)\CYME\CYME\License Manager\haspdinst.exe –i –kp – nomsg where: C:\Program Files (x86)\CYME\CYME is the installation directory selected while generating the installation script (*.iss) in the previous step (step 3). CYME Power Engineering Software 2 – New Installation Installation Guide for CYME, CYMCAP, CYMTCC and CYMGRD 5 Task Automation and Management Framework Powershell After performing the four steps in the Preparation section above, verify that a valid network administration account is available and the destination computers (i.e. those on which the software is to be installed) can receive remote Powershell commands. Enable receiving remote Powershell commands on destination computers by running the following command on those computers: “Enable-PSRemoting –force” Deployment To install the CYME software through a command line, follow the steps here below. 1. Log on as Network Administrator on any computer. 2. Open a PowerShell command prompt. 3. Run the following command to connect to the remote computer: Enter-PSSession –ComputerName RemoteComputerName where: RemoteComputerName = enter the destination computer name 4. Copy the folder from the network shared drive to the destination computer with the following command: Copy-item “\\myserver\shared” –container –recurse \\RemoteComputerName\C$\Windows\Temp\Cyme 5. Run the following command to execute the installation: Start-proccess CMD.exe –verb runas –wait –argumentlist “/C”, “C:\Windows\Temp\Cyme\name.bat” where: name.bat is the batch file created in step 4 of the Preparation section 6. Run the following command to validate the installation: Invoke-Command –ScriptBlock {“C:\Program Files (x86)\CYME\CYME” | Get- ChildItem} where: C:\Program Files (x86)\CYME\CYME is the installation directory selected while generating the installation script (*.iss) in step 3 of the Preparation section 7. Run the following command to disconnect from the remote computer: Exit-PSSession CYME 2 – New Installation Power Engineering Software 6 Installation Guide for CYME, CYMCAP, CYMTCC and CYMGRD Configuration Files Management (CYME only) CYME uses the Windows Registry to store information about the configuration being used, such as the configuration files and working folders location, the connected databases and repositories, and user interface customization. For versions of CYME up to CYME 8.0 rev 07, when UAC (User Account Control in Windows) is turned on, the installation process would automatically create a registry key as follow to set the path of the configuration files: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\CYME\CYME A standard user will have to require elevated privileges (by running the application as an administrator) to make changes to the values stored under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE. If for a specific reason uploads/s3/ cyme-installation-guide.pdf