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--- suppliers:hvac.io:vigilia:recording [2016/06/23 20:19] – frozenlock
+++ suppliers:hvac.io:vigilia:recording [2020/10/03 01:30] – old revision restored (2020/10/01 15:19) 192.99.4.140
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 Make sure you can see the devices on your network by checking the **[[http://localhost:47800/vigilia/configs|Explorer]]** tab.
-Here's an example of a network with a single device:
+Here's an example of what you should see:
-{{:suppliers:hvac.io:vigilia:wacnet-explorer-tab-device.png|}}
+{{:suppliers:hvac.io:vigilia:wacnet-explorer-tab-device.png?600|}}
 Then, go and configure a few things in the **[[http://localhost:47800/vigilia/configs|Vigilia Configs]]** page :
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 Depending on the size of your network, Wacnet will start scanning the devices after a few seconds.
-After a few minutes, you can validate that every runs smoothly by checking the time taken to scan your network. See "Last scan duration", just above the start/stop buttons. After at least one scan, you should be able to load your project on the Vigilia server and see the scanned devices.
+After a few minutes, you can validate that everything runs smoothly by checking the time taken to scan your network. See "Last scan duration", just above the start/stop buttons. After at least one scan, you should be able to load your project on the Vigilia server and see the scanned devices.
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 === Windows ===
-Assuming you installed the Wacnet .jar file into c:/wacnet, you can place this script in your startup directory:
+Assuming you installed the Wacnet .jar file into c:/Wacnet, you can place this script in your startup directory:
 <file batch wacnet-startup.bat>