Topaz Application Note - Interlogix

I have the following warning dialog when launching the user interface.
Digia2 requires hardware graphics acceleration. This dialog appears when the
graphics/video drivers of the PC are not properly installed. These drivers must be properly
installed before installing Topaz. These drivers should be available with the CD supplied
with the PC.
I have a warning bar across the top of my screen “Your current security settings put your
computer at risk.”
Some versions of Internet Explorer (IE) warn the user in response to certain IE settings. In
Topaz, this is due to the Internet Options, Security tab, Custom level setting of items
'Initialize’ and script ‘ActiveX controls not marked as safe' to ‘Enable’. To change this
setting, make the Digia ActiveX component ‘trusted’, after which you may change the
setting back to ‘Disable’. The registry entries to ‘trust’ the Digia ActiveX can be found in the
‘troubleshooting’ folder of the CD, named ‘trustdigia.reg’. Double-click on this file to modify
your registry.
When I try to install Topaz, I get “Network not configured or disconnected: ….”
The Topaz application needs a valid TCP/IP address. If the network cable is disconnected
or no network card is in the computer, Topaz will not run. If you have a network card,
connect the network cable. If you do not have a network card, install a Microsoft loop back
adapter.
1. Go to Start, Settings, Control Panel, click Add/Remove Hardware.
2. At the hardware wizard, click Next, click Add/Troubleshoot a device, and then click
Next. (Windows 2000 attempts to detect new plug and play devices).
3. Click Add a new device, and then Next.
4. Select No, I want to select the hardware from a list and then click Next.
5. From Hardware types, select “Network adapters”, and then click Next.
6. From Manufactures, select Microsoft, then “Microsoft Loopback Adapter,” and then
click Next.
7. Click Next again and then click Finished.
When I try to install Topaz, I get “Port 80 in use.”
The Topaz program emulates a Web Server, so there cannot be another Web Server
running on the computer.
Examples of Web Server programs are Microsoft’s Personal Web Server, and Microsoft’s
Internet Information Server.