Tip: You can
purchase some Windows Embedded devices with a CEView softkey
license already installed. Ask your software vendor about this
possibility.
You can register a CEView license on your Windows
Embedded device by using IWS to send the license to the device. This
works for both hardkey and softkey licenses.
To install a new (or upgrade an existing) CEView
license (remotely):
- Perform the four first steps described in the previous
section.
- In the Setup
dialog, specify the Device
Connection type by clicking (enabling) the Serial Port or TCP/IP radio button. (If you enable
Serial Port, you also must select
a port from the combo-box list). Click OK to close the dialog.
- Connect your development workstation to the Windows
Embedded device using either a serial or TCP/IP link.
- Run the IWS development application.
- On the Home tab of the ribbon, in the Remote
Management group, click Connect.
The Remote Management dialog
is displayed:
Figure 1. Remote
Management dialog
- Specify a target system by clicking one of the
following radio buttons in the Target System:
- When the Connect
button becomes active, click the button to connect to the Windows
Embedded device on which the Remote Agent is
running. (If you select Network
IP, then you must also enter the IP address in the text box
provided.)
Tip: TCP/IP
links provide better communication performance than serial
links.
The Status field
must display the following message: Connected to CEView version
- Select the Embedded
License tab to see which license settings are currently
installed on your Windows Embedded device.
- From the License
Codes section, copy the information from the Site Code field and send it to your software
vendor.
- Your software vendor will send you a Site Key that
corresponds to this Site Code. Type this site key into the
Site Key field.
- Click the Send
button to send the code to the Remote Agent
running on the Windows Embedded device.
The Remote Agent program will
attempt to install the new license using the site key sent from the
Remote Management tool. If the site key is accepted (validated),
then a confirmation message is displayed.
Note: If the
new site key is not valid, an error message will display. If this
happens, double-check that you typed the Site Key correctly. If you
entered the Site Key correctly and still receive an error message,
contact your software vendor for further assistance.
CAUTION:
After sending the license to the Windows
Embedded device, be sure to save its registry settings. If you do
not save these settings, you will lose the license after rebooting
the device.