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C h a p t e r 3 Chapter 3 EziView Basics EziView is a 32 bit Windows application written by EDMI. EziView is used to configure and retrieve data in a user-friendly manner from EDMI energy meters. It can keep track of multiple meters spread across multiple sites. This chapter covers the installation of EziView and configuring EziView to connect to your meters. Installation EziView version 3.32 or later is required to access the meter. System Requirements • 486, Pentium, or above based personal computer • Microsoft Windows 98/ME or Windows NT4/2000/XP. (Win3.1 is not supported). • At least 15 MB of HDD space, plus space for retrieved meter data. To install EziView 1. Close all active applications. 2. Insert the EziView software CD in the CD ROM drive, or download EziView from the EDMI web site. 3. Run the setup.exe program from the install package. 4. The EziView Installer dialogue box appears. Follow the instructions on the screen to progress through the installation. 3-1 EDMI Atlas User Guide

Product Software EziView. It provides the communications link to the EDMI family of meters and is specifically used to configure and retrieve data from them. The Mk10A is another addition to the Atlas series which enhances the Mk10 meter with additional communications capabilities for use in Power Quality indication, advanced commissioning functionalities and larger memory storage.

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