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The unit should appear in the window if everything has been properly configured.

Note:

the remote unit will be able to connect only after granting of the server remote access by the administrator.

5.5.

Possible errors:

If on the bottom of the

Connection Settings

window the message in red will be displayed, please check the access to the

server using Putty and if appropriate rights have been given by the administrator.

The first remote access connection to the server from your computer may require consent for remote connection and saving

so called fingerprint. To do this, using e.g. Putty try to connect to the server. During the first attempt you will be asked for
permission and you should save this consent, please DO NOT LOGO ON but Disconnect and connect again.

6. Software compatibility

The official versions possess three identification characters:

x.y.z

For the official version it is acceptable (but not preferred) to have four-character marking, but in this situation the last character
always has to be zero “0”:

x.y.z.0

Subsequent version numbers may only increase (in time), however increasing the number of the more significant character
is always accompanied by resetting the less significant character.

The importance of the individual characters:

X (major number)

– it is a so called major version. This number is changed only in special cases, while introducing major changes

to the functioning and structure of the software.
It is forbidden to interchange software versions with different major number. Such a change could mean eg. change of the operat-
ing system, framework, core libraries, and will almost always results in a lack of backwards compatibility. Also, there is no guarantee
of correct functioning of the hardware. In particular, substitution of software – even if successful – can cause permanent damages
to the device. There is also no guarantee of proper functioning of the equipment after returning to the previous version of the
software. Replacement of the software in this case should always be consulted with the software provider.

Y (API number / feature)

– this number is always increased at the time when differences at the

Application Programming Interface

level occur – that is, very often when adding new functionality to the officially released version. Additional bug fixes may also
appear but this is not a rule. Changing the number on the Y level due to other (e.g. new) functionality will usually mean the lack of
full software compatibility, but does not exclude that the new functionality does not affect compatibility. Such a change ensures
no damage to the equipment after replacing the software. Information of software backwards compatibility should always be
provided during the official release.

Z (bug number)

– number incremented always at the subsequent bug fixes. Compatibility of hardware and software backwards

is guaranteed. There is no new functionality resulting in the lack of backwards compatibility. This means that the FW / SW is fully
compatible when X.Y are the same (the difference being fixed errors or minor adjustments).