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<strong>EIVA</strong> Dongles<br />

<strong>EIVA</strong> dongle<br />

We use currently 9 series SW <strong>dongles</strong> (Wibu-key)<br />

01.27.xxx NaviScan (can also run on the old grey keys - KeyPro)<br />

01.30.xxx WinXXX Sw – ScanFish, WinArop etc.<br />

01.32.xxx NaviPac<br />

01.33.xxx NaviEdit<br />

01.34.xxx NaviModel and NaviPlot (Old NaviChart)<br />

01.37.xxx Contour / Patch Test<br />

01.39.xxx NaviPac TUG’s (Dedicated for TUG boats in TMS)<br />

01.31.xxx General <strong>EIVA</strong> SW<br />

01.41.xxx General <strong>EIVA</strong> SW<br />

Original NaviPac were configured to only use the 32 series, as we use the serial number<br />

to check if the client has update contract. This was changed late 2005 so any dongle can<br />

be configured to anything.<br />

Beside that, you may run multiple applications on one dongle, as the supported<br />

applications it’s determined by the dongle flags (See next section).<br />

Dongle flag<br />

A dongle is equipped with 10 flag, which can be seen via Control Panel, Wibu key:<br />

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<strong>EIVA</strong> Dongles<br />

The flags may only be changed by <strong>EIVA</strong>, and is protected against changes.<br />

Parameter 1 includes a bit pattern, which signals if a program may be executed or not.<br />

1 => NaviPac<br />

2 => NaviEdit<br />

4 => Contour & Patch test<br />

8 => NaviPlot – supports also NaviModel and NaviChart<br />

16 => NaviScan<br />

32 => NaviModel – supports also NaviPlot, NaviChart & Imaging<br />

64 => Oceanographic SW – WinArop, FishFlight etc.<br />

128 => BoVa Demon<br />

256 => Imaging (Also covered by 32)<br />

512 => Special TMS add-on - upgrades full NaviPac to barge.<br />

1024 => Flag for Online 3D Monitor<br />

2048=> NaviCat<br />

If the value for example is 17, then it will work with NaviPac and NaviScan.<br />

Rental and demonstration/course <strong>dongles</strong> will be equipped with the flag 255 -> ASO (all<br />

shit on)<br />

Parameter 10 must include the last part of the serial number – and is used as a control<br />

code.<br />

If set to 16282011 then it’s a dedicated office dongle which can’t be used for field jobs.<br />

The remaining 8 parameters are used differently in the various programs.<br />

NaviPac<br />

2 NaviPac type<br />

1 Lite – parameter 3-9 is not used<br />

2 User defined See parameter 3-9.<br />

10 Full – Ser parameter 3. 4-9 is not used<br />

3 If Full NaviPac<br />

1 Include TMS/RigMove Barge module<br />

2 TMS TUG module<br />

If User defined NP<br />

Number of surface navigation systems (default 2)<br />

4 If User defined NP<br />

Number of Gyros (default 1)<br />

5 If User defined NP<br />

Number of motion sensors (default 0)<br />

6 If User defined NP<br />

Number of remote & UW systems (default 0)<br />

7 If User defined NP<br />

Number of special inputs (default 0)<br />

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8 If User defined NP<br />

Number of data acquisition sensors (echo sounders, magnetometers etc.)<br />

(Default 1)<br />

9 If User defined NP<br />

Number of data outputs (default 1 = annotation)<br />

NaviEdit<br />

2 NaviEdit Type<br />

1 Lite – parameter 3-9 unused<br />

or Full – See parameter 3, 4-9 unused<br />

3 Bit pattern for special settings<br />

1 Include Pipe module<br />

NaviScan<br />

10 If set to 16282111 then it indicates a special Laurel OEM dongle. It will be<br />

reduced to only interfacing MBE/SS from R2Sonic and L3<br />

NaviModel and NaviPlot<br />

2 SW Type<br />

1 Lite – parameter 3-9 unused<br />

or Full – See parameter 3, 4-9 unused<br />

3 Bit pattern for special settings<br />

1 Include Pipe module<br />

2 Include Scalgo cleaning (See also special white list)<br />

Contour<br />

No special setting<br />

Note – Contour is from 1.1.2010 License free<br />

Oceanographic SW<br />

ScanFish Flight: No special settings<br />

WinArop: Code 2 must be 10<br />

Demon<br />

No special setting<br />

Imaging<br />

No special setting<br />

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NaviCat<br />

2 SW Type<br />

1 Planning – parameter 3-9 unused<br />

10 Full – parameter 3-9 unused<br />

Networked Dongles<br />

From December 2008 it will be possible to use networked <strong>dongles</strong> in all offline sw<br />

products<br />

A network dongle may look like this<br />

Field 1-3 and 10 is like any other dongle.<br />

Field 5 and 7 is always 99<br />

Field 6 is number of users minus 1<br />

SW codes - backdoor<br />

If an accident happens and a dongle gets corrupt, the port is down or the dongle are loss<br />

for some reason, then the <strong>EIVA</strong> SW offers a SW key (a backdoor), which offers a<br />

temporary solution.<br />

A call few will be collected if you need this service. The fee is currently (June 2010) set<br />

to:<br />

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<strong>EIVA</strong> Dongles<br />

Dongle Exemption etc.<br />

With Valid SMS Agreement<br />

Initialization fee for virtual dongle EUR 250<br />

Replacement dongle in case of lost or defective dongle EUR 380<br />

Exchange of dongle from Parallel to USB or USB to Parallel EUR 250<br />

Without SMS Agreement<br />

Initialization fee for virtual dongle EUR 380<br />

Replacement dongle in case of lost or defective dongle EUR 500<br />

Exchange of dongle from Parallel to USB or USB to Parallel EUR 380<br />

NaviPac<br />

Open the NaviPac setup program (gensetup) and press CTRL+ALT+SHFT+D or the<br />

NPConfig and activate right mouse at File Header, DB Version, Dongle exception. Then<br />

the following dialogue pops up:<br />

The PC code is reported to <strong>EIVA</strong> (preferable mail with screen dump to support@eiva.dk<br />

cc okr@eiva.dk).<br />

<strong>EIVA</strong> will then return back with the 3 numbers.<br />

It is very important that the code is entered into the SW the same data as it’s supplied by<br />

<strong>EIVA</strong> (and that the date is set correctly).<br />

The code can be checked in the setup program in Help, About:<br />

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<strong>EIVA</strong> Dongles<br />

The dongle will always be noted as 123456 if created by backdoor.<br />

Please note that you never must modify computer date if you are using the backdoor – it<br />

may result in removal of the key!<br />

NaviEdit<br />

In NaviEdit jobplanner press CTRL+ALT+SHFT+D and a dialogue pops up.<br />

It follows same procedure as NaviPac.<br />

Please note that SW code for NaviEdit also enables pipeline inspection tool<br />

NaviScan<br />

From NaviScan Setup module press CTRL+SHFT+ALT+D. Follows same procedure as<br />

NaviPac.<br />

NaviModel 3<br />

In the Log window type:<br />

swdongle<br />

This will give the PC Code. Pass that on to <strong>EIVA</strong> (support@eiva.dk) – we will revert<br />

with 3 numbers.<br />

When received go to the log window once more and type:<br />

swdongle code1 code2 license<br />

Other SW modules<br />

No direct interface – you must activate a small program called DisplayLock.exe<br />

manually.<br />

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<strong>EIVA</strong> Dongles<br />

Move the slider to the lower part and click Create Backdoor:<br />

The file can be found at the <strong>EIVA</strong> DVD (\NaviPac\Dongle test) or from the NaviPac bin<br />

folder.<br />

Update vs SMS<br />

<strong>EIVA</strong> offer our clients a service called SMS. It covers two major things<br />

� Access to support (mail/phone) and online help desk<br />

� Access to all new SW releases from <strong>download</strong>.eiva.dk or DVD<br />

If a system doesn’t follow the SMS program then you might risk that installing a new SW<br />

version or patch will make your system fail.<br />

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<strong>EIVA</strong> Dongles<br />

Once a year (Typical June) we go through all licenses and removes licenses that aren’t in<br />

the SMS program. All versions generated after this date will then not accept <strong>dongles</strong><br />

without SMS.<br />

If this scenario occurs then the only scenarios is<br />

1) Get SW code to activate the SW temporarily and fix the SMS<br />

2) Roll back to earlier version<br />

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