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2.1.3 NETWORK SYSTEMS
Networked Traka systems are supported with easy to use Windows software. The software does not need to be
running every time you use Traka but it is essential that it is used to configure and maintain Traka. Therefore the
computer ideally needs to be permanently connected using an RS485 or Ethernet network connection. If connected to
your Ethernet, you will need a Traka Ethernet Device (TED). A static IP Address must be programmed into the TED so
that the Traka system will be accessible from anywhere over the network.
Please refer to the
RS485 and Ethernet sections.
Other things to take into account when Networking Traka is as follows...
Multiple users
Each Traka cabinet is supplied with a single software license for installation on a single computer. If you wish for more
than one computer to access the database (assuming that you have a suitable network) you will need to purchase
additional user licenses. If you wish these can be purchased after the initial installation as the software provides a 90
day evaluation period during which you may legitimately use the software. However, after the 90-day period it will
cease to operate without a special release code that can only be provided by Traka.
Database location
You will need to consider where the Traka database is to be located – either on the local hard drive of a workstation or
preferably on a server.
Backing up the database
As Traka is building a long-term history of keys used, it is essential that the data is regularly backed up. By locating
the database on a server, this may make the backup procedures easier to manage. However, when the data is stored
locally, Traka includes regular reminders to back up the software. We suggest that you make backing up part of your
office procedures.