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ELPRO-BUCHS AG does not accept any liability for direct, indirect, special, incidentally occurring, randomly occurring or subsequent damage or losses including lost profit or data resulting from the use of their data loggers, sensors, accessories, software products or information from the documentation.
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The guarantee obligations of ELPRO-BUCHS AG are limited to reworking, reimbursement of the purchasing price, repair free of charge or the replacement of a faulty product that is returned within the guarantee period to ELPRO-BUCHS AG or an approved reseller of ELPROBUCHS AG.
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Resellers approved by ELPRO-BUCHS AG are not authorized to enter into any extended or different guarantee obligations in the name of ELPRO-BUCHS AG.
ELPRO-BUCHS AG provides a guarantee of 24 months on the following new products:
- Data loggers
- Holders
- Accessories except probes and third party products
This guarantee is valid for material faults or production faults.
ELPRO-BUCHS AG provides a guarantee of 6 months for the following products and services:
- All service work and repair
- Temperature sensor
- Humidity sensor
ELPRO-BUCHS AG provides a 90 day guarantee that the medium on which the software product is supplied is free from material and processing faults under normal conditions. All main items of the software product comply with the operating instructions and the information in the help file.
The guarantee does not apply to consumables, disposable batteries or any other product that ELPRO-BUCHS AG deems to be:
- Misused
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- Replaced by an incorrect product
- Or damaged by accident or operating or handling conditions that are not compliant with specifications.
Wear, cable breakage and corrosion are not covered by the guarantee.
ELPRO-BUCHS AG provides the guarantee period of the manufacturer for third party products.
ELPRO-BUCHS AG only provides a guarantee and customer support for discontinued products for a limited period.
Repair work covered by the guarantee is solely carried out at the works (ELPRO-BUCHS AG) or by an agent approved by the works.
ELPRO-BUCHS AG does not offer any guarantee for the standard or SCS calibration of the data loggers and probes. The stated data correspond to the situation during the calibration process.

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The software products of ELPRO-BUCHS AG are subject to internal quality requirements and are validated regularly at the works. In the event of program errors, circumvention of the error is regarded as constituting its elimination.
Software manuals do not contain either instructions on basic operation of a computer or the basic functions of the Windows® operating system.
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21 CFR 11 compliance see: 20140815 Impact of CRF 21 Part 11 on elproMONITOR. This document is obtainable from ELPRO-BUCHS AG

Data loggers, sensors and accessories

ELPRO-BUCHS AG applies the highest quality standards during production of the data loggers and their accessories as well as a certified quality management system in compliance with ISO 9001.
For information on operation of the data loggers and their accessories please refer to the respective product documentation.
During the installation of data loggers, probes and accessories, compliance with the locally valid installation regulations is mandatory.
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ELPRO-BUCHS AG reserves the right to invoice the customer for costs incurred for repair/part replacement.
After repair work the product is returned to the purchaser, who will be charged with the return shipping costs (FOB shipping point).

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1. System Requirements

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elproMONITOR system requirements

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This manual is based on Windows Server 2019 (ENU) and SQL Server 2019 (ENU). If you use other Windows versions, some details may vary from the instructions in this manual.

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For Windows Server and client oprating systems like Windows 10/11 only English and German are supported!

1.1. Supplied Program Packets

The list below contains the software packets supplied.

SW Module	Description	Directory
elproMONITOR Service	Service which reads the measuring values out of the loggers and writes them to the database.	elproMonitor_<version>.zip/elproMONITOR
elproMONITOR SQL Script	SQL script which is needed to create the schema for the elproMONITOR database.	elproMonitor_<version>.zip/support-tools/database/MonitorSchema.sql
Management Tool	The Management Tool is needed to create the configuration XMLs and to enter and activate the license key.	elproMonitor_<version>.zip/support-tools/shared/elproMONITOR Management Tool
MSVC Redistributables	Redistributables which are needed to execute elproMONITOR.	elproMonitor_<version>.zip/prerequisites/MCVC Redistributables
elproEVENT Application	The elproEVENT application.	elproEvent_<version>.zip/elproEvent
elproEVENT SQL Script	SQL script which is needed to create the schema for the elproEVENT database.	elproEvent_<version>.zip/elproEvent/Setup Files/SQLScripts/CreateEventSchema.sql
elproUSER Service	Service that uses rights and user management.	elproUser_<version>.zip/Program Files/elproUSER<Versionsnumber>/UserService
elproUSER SQL Script	SQL script which is needed to create the schema for the elproUSER database.	elproUser_<version>.zip/Setup Files/SQLScripts/CreateUserSchema.sql
RabbitMQ Service	Service, which communicates with the ECOLOG-PRO Radio Module via MQTT protocol.	elproMonitor_<version>.zip/prerequisites/RabbitMQ <version> See >> 4.6. RabbitMQ Installation
ProModuleConfigurator	Configuration tool for editing the ECOLOGPRO modules	elproMonitor_<version>.zip/support-tools/shared/ProModuleConfigurator
RBRConfigurator	Config-Tool zum bearbeiten der ECOLOG-PRO RBR Modules	elproMonitor_<version>.zip/support-tools/shared/EcologPRO Radio configurator

3. Definition of Target System

Before you start the installation, define how the target system should look like.

3.1. Default Proposal to Create New Users

User	Access Rights
elproMonitorDBUser	Dedicated user for the elproMONITOR application database. Has read/write rights to this database.
elproEventDBUser	Dedicated user for the elproEVENT application database. Has read/write rights to this database.
elproUserDBUser	Dedicated user for the elproUSER application database. Has read/write rights to this database. In addition, read-only rights must be granted for the following tables in the elproMONITOR and elproEVENT application databases. Applications FunctionNames Functions Languages Resources
elproUser	Optionally, you can create a Windows user. Is the executing user of the elproMONITOR Service, elproEVENT, and elproUSER.

3.2. Default Proposal to Create New Databases

Database	Description
elproMONITOR	Database for the elproMONITOR application.
elproEVENT	Database for the elproEVENT application.
elproUSER	Database for the elproUSER application.

3.3. Default Proposal to Create Directories

Name

Description

Default Path Proposal

Program Directory

Programs are installed in the default program directory.

C:\Program Files\ELPRO

Configuration Directory

Stores database access configurations and licensing data

C:\ProgramData\ELPRO\License

Web Application Directory

For safety reasons, we urgently advise you to install the web client application in the official web publication directory.

It is possible to install the web application together with IIS on a separate computer. The installation directory relates to this computer

C:\ProgramData\ELPRO\Websites

4. Installing the Basic System

4.1 Server

4.1.1. Server Setup

Standard server installation
Configure server name
Control Panel → System → Change Settings → Computer Name → Change
- Enter new name:
  e.g. MONITOR

4.1.2. Firewall Configuration

4.1.2.1. Activate Remote Desktop Service

Remote Desktop
Control Panel → System → Change settings → Remote → Remote Desktop
- Allow
  Allow remote connection on this computer only from computers running Remote Desktop with Network Level Authentication.
Firewall Rules
Control Panel → Windows Firewall → Advanced Settings → Inbound Rules
- Allow
  Remote Desktop - User Mode (TCP-In) Profile Public

4.1.2.2. Allow Ping

Firewall Rules
Control Panel → Windows Firewall → Advanced Settings → Inbound Rules
- Allow
  File and Printer Sharing (Echo Request - ICMPv4-In)

4.1.2.3. Firewall ports and protocol overview

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No	Protocol	Port	Description
1	TCP	502	Configuring and pulling measurements and status information from ecologPro devices
2	TCP	1883	Pushing measurements and status information to RabbitMq broker
2	UDP	1883	RBR time synchronization service
3	TCP	502	Configuring and pulling measurements and status information from Apex Particle Counter devices
4	TCP	2101	Configuring and pulling measurements and status information from ecologNET devices
5	TCP	elproMONTITOR elproMONITOR configuration Default: 10001	Sending SMS notifications
6	TCP	1443	Application SQL database connection
7	TCP	80/443/81	Client access to elproMONITOR, elproUSER and webAccess applications
8	TCP	443	Sending e-mail notifications via Office 365’s Graph Api
9	TCP	587	Sending e-mail notifications via a configured SMTP server
10	TCP	22123	Initial configuration for RBR devices

4.1.2.4. Firewall Rules

Application Server

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Dedicated webserver is not supported therefore Port 8000 should be closed as opposed to previous versions

Requires tcp port 443 to be open (https), optionally port 80 (http) and 81 (WebAccess).

Requires tcp port 1883 (mqtt) for RBR devices to be able to push messages to RabbitMq, this port is configurable in RabbitMq configuration and ElproMonitor database.

Requires udp port 1883 for RBR devices to synchronize time with the Application server. This port follows the previous one, just uses udp protocol.

Optionally tcp port 15672 could be opened to give access to RabbitMq’s RabbitMQ’s web management interface.

4.2 IIS Installation

IIS must be installed on the computer on which the web application is to run.

Start Server Manager.
Right-click Roles → Add Roles in order to start the Add Roles Wizard.
- Depending on the version of the Windows Server, select Installation Type → Rolebased or feature based installation
Select Web Server (IIS).
Use the following Settings in the Role services section.
Web Server
Common HTTP Features
Static Content
Default Document
Directory Browsing
HTTP Errors
Application Development
ASP.NET (3.5 und 4.5) - only ECOLOG NET relevant
.NET Extensibility (3.5 und 4.5) - only ECOLOG NET relevant
ISAPI Extensions
ISAPI Filters
Health and Diagnostics
HTTP Logging
Request Monitor
Security
Request Filtering
Performance
Static Content Compression
Management Tools
IIS Management Console
Install additional IIS modules
- Download and install URL Rewrite module https://iis-umbraco.azurewebsites.net/downloads/microsoft/url-rewrite at the bottom of the page, x64 installer
- Download and install Application Request Routing module https://www.iis.net/downloads/microsoft/application-request-routing at the boottom of the page, x64 installer

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NET Framework 8.0 is required. Installation packages of .NET Hosting Bundle and Desktop Runtime are included in the installation package.

4.2.2. Windows Update

Execute Windows Update to ensure that all patches are installed for the .NET Framework.

4.3. MS SQL Server

4.3.1. Basic Installation (for example, with MSSQL 2019 Full Version)

Start SQL Server Installer.
Left-click Installation.
Select New SQL Server stand-alone installation.
- Click through the licensing instructions and confirmations.
SQL Server Feature Installation
- Select
  Database Engine Services
  Management tools – Basic
  Management Tools - Complete
Define server instance.
e.g. Default instance, InstanceID ELPRODBSERVER
In the section Server Configuration under Service Account, set the Startup Type of the SQL Server Browser to Automatic.
In the section Database Engine Configuration under Server Configuration → Authentication Mode, select the option Mixed Mode (SQL Server authentication and Windows authentication) and define a password for “SA” users.
Click through to Installation and then close.
Start SQL Server Configuration Manager.
Navigate to SQL Server Network Configuration → Protocols for MSSQLSERVER and check if TCP/IP is set to Enabled.
Double-click on TCP/IP to open Properties.
a Change to the IP Addresses tab and in the section IP2, check the following settings and adapt, if necessary:
IP Address: <Server IP address>
TCP Dynamic Ports: <empty>
TCP Port: 1433
If changes to the settings have been made, save them by clicking Apply.
Close SQL Server Configuration Manager and reboot the Windows Server.

4.4. Copy Program and Webclient files

Source directory	Destination directory	Comment
<Setupdirectory>\Program Files\elproMONITOR <Versionnumber>	<Programdirectory>\elproMONITOR <Versionnumber>
<Setupdirectory>\Program Files\elproEVENT <Versionnumber>	<Programdirectory>\elproEVENT <Versionnumber>
<Setupdirectory>\Program Files\elproUSER <Versionnumber>	<Programdirectory>\elproUSER <Versionnumber>
<Setupdirectory>\websites\elproUSER	<Webapplicationsdirectory>\elproUSER	On the same machine where IIS has been installed.

4.5. Installing Redistributables

4.5.1. Installation MSVC 2013 Redistributables

Execute …\Setup Files\MSVC 2013 Redistribuatable\vcredist_x64.exe.
Select the checkbox "I agree to the license terms and conditions" and press Install.
The redistributable is installed. After installation, confirm with Close.

4.5.2. Installation MSVC 2015 Redistributables

Execute directory …\Setup Files\ MSVC 2015 Redistribuatable \vc_redist.x64.exe.
Select the checkbox "I agree to the license terms and conditions" and press Install.
The redistributable is installed. After installation, confirm with Close.

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4.6. RabbitMQ Installation

Find these prerequisite Installation FIle in the Release package or download here:

RabbitMQ 3.13.0 - download from https://github.com/rabbitmq/rabbitmq-server/releases
Erlang/OTP 26.2.4 - download from https://www.erlang.org/downloads

4.6.1. Install Erlang/OTP

Download the installer and run the exe file. Installer wizard help you through the install process.

4.6.2. Install RabbitMQ

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The configuration of the RabbitMQ database is saved in elproMONITOR SQL.

Therefore, all configurations are re-read and entered into the RabbitMQ database when the service is reinstalled and restarted.

Recommendation to rename the existing folder C:\ProgramData\ELPRO\RabbitMQ to C:\ProgramData\ELPRO\RabbitMQ_Old.

If everything works correctly delete the C:\ProgramData\ELPRO\RabbitMQ_Old folder

Enable the RabbitMQ Management web interface and MQTT

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"c:\Program Files\RabbitMQ Server\rabbitmq_server-3.13.0\sbin\rabbitmq-plugins.bat" enable rabbitmq_management
"c:\Program Files\RabbitMQ Server\rabbitmq_server-3.13.0\sbin\rabbitmq-plugins.bat" enable rabbitmq_mqtt
"c:\Program Files\RabbitMQ Server\rabbitmq_server-3.13.0\sbin\rabbitmq-service.bat" stop
"c:\Program Files\RabbitMQ Server\rabbitmq_server-3.13.0\sbin\rabbitmq-service.bat" start

4.6.3. Apply the advanced configurations

Stop the service

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"c:\Program Files\RabbitMQ Server\rabbitmq_server-3.13.0\sbin\rabbitmq-service.bat" stop

Copy the file RabbitMQ.conf from installation package to destination folder.
destination folder: c:\Programdata\ELPRO\RabbitMQ
Start the service

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"c:\Program Files\RabbitMQ Server\rabbitmq_server-3.13.0\sbin\rabbitmq-service.bat" start

4.6.4. Settings to set in elproMONITOR’s database (dbo.Settings table)

Default values are shown below:

RabbitMQPortAMQP 5672 unencrypted or 5671 encrypted
RabbitMQPortMQTT 1883 unencrypted or 8883 encrypted
RabbitMQUsername <username for elproMONITOR connection>
RabbitMQPassword <password for elproMONITOR connection>

4.6.5. Create the RabbitMQ users for elproMONITOR and the MQTT Plugin

Use the following snippet to create new users in RabbitMQ with the right permissions for the default vhost '/'

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rabbitmqctl.bat add_user "username" "password" rabbitmqctl.bat set_permissions -p / "mqtt-anonymous-user" "." "." ".*"

Create the elproMONITOR user defined in 4.6.5
Create the MQTT user defined in the rabbitmq.conf file in 4.6.4

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Create the new user for the anonymous MQTT connections (change credentials if needed)

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rabbitmqctl.bat add_user "mqtt-anonymous-user" "Password1234" rabbitmqctl.bat set_permissions -p / "mqtt-anonymous-user" "." "." ".*"

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This user is set up to be an administrator and has management access. Permissions and tags have to be fine-tuned.

Create the exchanges
- Open the >> RabbitMQ management interface - http://<IP-Address>:15672
- Navigate to the Exchanges tab, and add the following exchanges:

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Name: ex.elproMONITOR Type: direct Durability: durable Auto-delete: false Internal: false Arguments: empty

Create the queues
- Open the >> RabbitMQ management interface - http://<IP-Address>:15672
- Navigate to the Queues tab, and add the following queues:

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Durability: durable
Auto-delete: false
Arguments: empty
Name: uplink.bridge
Type: classic
Durability: durable
Auto-delete: false
Arguments: empty
Name: uplink.module.others
Type: classic
Durability: durable
Auto-delete: false
Arguments: empty

Create the bindings
- Open the >> RabbitMQ management interface - http://<IP-Address>:15672
- Navigate to the Queues tab, and add the following queues:
- Select the uplink.bridge queue and add the following bindings

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From exchange: ex.elproMONITOR Routing key: ~uplink.bridge Arugments: empty

Select the uplink.module.others queue and add the following bindings

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From exchange: ex.elproMONITOR Routing key: ~uplink.module.others Arugments: empty

Select the uplink.module.measurements queue and add the following bindings

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From exchange: ex.elproMONITOR Routing key: ~uplink.module.measurements Arugments: empty

4.6.7 Setting up the External Api

Create a virtual host dedicated for the External Api
- Open >> RabbitMQ management interface - http://<IP-Address>:15672
- Navigate to the Admin tab, and click Virtual Hosts on the right side menu
- Open the Add a new virtual host swimlane
- Write externalapi inside the Name field, then click the Add virtual hostbutton

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The name of the new virtual host dedicated for the External Api has to match with the ExternalApiVirtualHost setting (defaults to externalapi) in dbo.OrganizationSettings table inside elproMONITOR’s database

Create the new user for the above created virtual host (change credentials if needed)

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rabbitmqctl.bat add_user "external-api-user" "Password1234" rabbitmqctl.bat set_permissions -p externalapi "external-api-user" "." "." ".*"

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This user is set up to be an administrator and has management access. Permissions and tags have to be fine-tuned.

Create the exchanges
- Open the >> RabbitMQ management interface - http://<IP-Address>:15672
- Navigate to the Exchanges tab, and add the following exchanges:

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Virtual host: externalapi Name: ex.elproMONITOR Type: topic Durability: durable Auto-delete: false Internal: false Arguments: empty

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In order for the External Api to send messages, additionally the ExternalApiEnableV1 setting has to be set to True in dbo.OrganizationSettings table inside elproMONITOR’s database

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5. Creating Databases

5.1 Create Application-Specific DB Logins

Start SQL Server Management Studio and login to the database as DB Administrator.
Create Login names:
elproMonitorDBUser
elproEventDBUser
elproUserDBUser

5.1.2. Procedure to create new Login names

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Carry out these 5 steps for each of the three Login names.

Right-click <server name> → Security → Logins → New Login… to open the window to create a new user.
Select the option SQL Server authentication, enter <Login name> under Login name:, and enter a password (e.g. elpro).
Alternatively select Windows authentication and then select the required Windows User. Finally omit the next two steps.
Untick the following checkbox:
- User must change password at next login

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IF THE OPTION "ENFORCE PASSWORD EXPIRATION" IS SELECTED, IT MAY CAUSE THE APPLICATION TO FREEZE IF YOU FAIL TO CHANGE THE PASSWORD IN GOOD TIME.

4. Left-click on Server Roles and tick the checkboxes for public in the list.

5. Create login by clicking OK.

5.2. Setting up elproMONITOR

5.2.1. Create the New elproMONITOR Database

Start SQL Server Management Studio and login to the database as DB Administrator.
Right-click Databases → New Database.
Enter the database name under Database name. (e.g. elproMONITOR)
If required, change DB Owner and the memory location for the database file and the database logfile (under Path).
Create database by clicking on OK.

5.2.2. Create New Main User in elproMONITOR Database

Start SQL Server Management Studio and connect to the database as DB Administrator.
Right-click <server name> → Databases → <elproMONITOR> → Security → Users → New User… to open the window to create a new user
Define the database user on the General page. As login name, use the previously entered, application-specific login name for elproMONITOR.

User type	SQL user with login
User name	elproMonitorDBUser
Login name	elproMonitorDBUser
Default schema	dbo

In the list on the Membership page, select the entries db_datareader and db_datawriter.
Create User by clicking OK.

5.2.3. Create Database Schema

Start SQL Server Management Studio and login to the database as DB Administrator.
Double-click on elproMonitor_<version>.zip/support-tools/database/MonitorSchema.sql to open.
Click in the window of the open script. Call Query → Specify Values for Templates Parameters…(Ctrl+Shift+M) and enter the name of the previously created database. (e.g.: DatabaseName elproMONITOR)
Close the Template Parameters window by clicking OK.
Click Execute(F5) to execute the script.

5.2.4 Remove Duplicate Null Measurements (Gap filler)

for installing a brand new eM 3.x version with a clean database:
nothing is required to be run manually after executing MonitorSchema.sql as the original issue has been fixed.
for freshly upgrading an existing older elproMONITOR installation to 3.x+ version:
ELPRO.elproMONITOR.RemoveDuplicateNullMeasurements.sql is required to be run manually after executing MonitorSchema.sql.

This script is exactly the same as the one we used for fixing an existing eM 2.2.x installation. This script is part of the installation artifact we create and can be found next to the MonitorSchema.sql file and it will delete faulty measure values with timestamp of 1900-01-01 00:01:01.000 and it will also delete faulty NULL measure values where other valid measure values are present.

5.2.5. Create elproUserDBUser in the elproMONITOR Database and Assign User Rights

Start SQL Server Management Studio and log in to the database as a DB Administrator.
Right-clickthe<servername>folder→Databases→<elproMONITOR>→Security →Users→New User… to open the window for the creation of a new user.
Define the database user on the General page. As login name, use the previously entered, application-specific login name for elproUSER.

User type	SQL user with login
User name	elproUserDBUser
Login name	elproUserDBUser
Default schema	dbo

On the Securables page, click Search….
In the following Add Objects window, select the option Specific objects… and click OK.
In the following Select Objects window, click top right on the button Object Types…, tick the checkbox in Tables in the new Select Object Types window, and close the window by clicking OK.
Back in the Select Objects window, right-click on Browse…. In the new Browse for Objects window appearing, tick the following checkboxes:
- [dbo].[Applications]
- [dbo].[FunctionNames]
- [dbo].[Functions]
- [dbo].[Languages]
- [dbo].[Resources]
Click OK to close the Browse for Objects and the Select Objects windows.
Under Permissions for dbo….: tick the checkbox for Grant for these 5 tables in the following entries:
Select
View Definition
Create User by clicking OK.

5.3. Setting up elproEVENT

5.3.1. Create New elproEVENT Database

Start SQL Server Management Studio and login to the database as DB Administrator.
Right-click Databases → New Database.
Enter the database name under Database name. (e.g.: elproEVENT)
If required, change DB Owner and the memory location for the database file and the database logfile (under Path).
Create database by clicking OK.

5.3.2. Create New Main User in elproEVENT Database

Start SQL Server Management Studio and log in to the database as a DB Administrator.
Right-click the <server name> folder → Databases → <elproEVENT> → Security → Users → New User… to open the window for the creation of a new user.
Define the database user on the General page. As login name, use the previously entered, application-specific login name for elproEVENT.

User type	SQL user with login
User name	elproEventDBUser
Login name	elproEventDBUser
Default schema	dbo

In the list on the Membership page, select the entries db_datareader and db_datawriter.
Create User by clicking OK.

5.3.3. Create Database Schema

Start SQL Server Management Studio and login to the database as DB Administrator.
Double-click on<Setupdirectory>\Setup Files\SQLScripts\EVENTSchema2015.2.P5.sql to open.
Click in the window of the open script. Call Query → Specify Values for Templates Parameters…(Ctrl+Shift+M) and enter the name of the previously created database. (e.g. elproEVENT)
Close the Template Parameters window by clicking OK.
Click Execute (F5) to execute the script.

5.3.4. Create elproUserDBUser in the elproEVENT Database

Start SQL Server Management Studio and login to the database as DB Administrator.
Right-click the <server name> folder → Databases → <elproEVENT> → Security → Users → New User… to open the window for the creation of a new user.
Define the database user on the General page. As login name, use the previously entered, application-specific login name for elproUSER.

User type	SQL user with login
User name	elproUserDBUser
Login name	elproUserDBUser
Default schema	dbo

On the Securables page, click Search….
In the following Add Objects window, select the option Specific objects… and click OK.
In the following Select Objects window, click top right on the button Object Types…, tick the checkbox in Tables in the new Select Object Types window, and close the window by clicking OK.
Back in the Select Objects window, right-click on Browse…. In the new Browse for Objects window application-specific login name for elproUSER.
- [dbo].[Applications]
- [dbo].[FunctionNames]
- [dbo].[Functions]
- [dbo].[Languages]
- [dbo].[Resources]
Click OK to close the Browse for Objects and the Select Objects windows.
Under Permissions for dbo….: tick the checkbox for Grant for these 5 tables in the following entries:
Select
View Definition
Create User by clicking OK.

5.4. Setting up elproUSER

5.4.1. Setting up elproUSER

Start SQL Server Management Studio and login to the database as DB Administrator.
Right-click Databases → New Database.
Enter the database name under Database name. (e.g. elproUSER)
If required, change DB Owner and the memory location for the database file and the database logfile (under Path).
Create database by clicking OK.

5.4.2. Create New Main User in elproUSER Database

Start SQL Server Management Studio and log in to the database as a DB Administrator.
Right-click the <server name> folder → Databases → <elproUSER> → Security → Users → New User… to open the window for the creation of a new user.
Define the database user on the General page. As login name, use the previously entered, application-specific login name for elproEVENT.

User type	SQL user with login
User name	elproUserDBUser
Login name	elproUserDBUser
Default schema	dbo

In the list on the Membership page, select the entries db_datareader and db_datawriter.
Create User by clicking OK.

5.4.3. Create Database Schema

Start SQL Server Management Studio and login to the database as DB Administrator.
Double-click on<Setupdirectory>\Setup Files\SQLScripts\USERSchema2021.3.P5.sql to open.
Click in the window of the open script. Call Query → Specify Values for Templates Parameters…(Ctrl+Shift+M) and enter the name of the previously created database. (e.g. elproUSER)
Close the Template Parameters window by clicking OK.
Click Execute (F5) to execute the script.

6. Installation and Configuration

The following sections must be executed as Windows Administrator:
>> 6.1. Setup Windows Event Display for elproEVENT
>> 6.2. Setting up the elproMONITOR Web Application
>> 6.3. Setting up the elproUSER Web Application
>> 6.4 Creating and Configuring Dedicated Windows User
If a dedicated Windows user is created to execute the elproUSER and elproEVENT programs (>> 6.4 Creating and Configuring Dedicated Windows User), the steps from >> 6.5 Configurations Using the elproMONITOR Management Tool can be executed via login with this user.

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6.1. Setup Windows Event Display for elproEVENT

Open Windows Powershell (powershell.exe) (by right-clicking → Run as administrator).
Enter the following command: New-EventLog -LogName Application -Source "elproEVENT Library"

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6.2. Setting up the elproMONITOR Web Application

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6.2.1. Set up elproMONITOR Service

As preparation, create the configuration directory.
e.g. C:\ProgramData\ELPRO\License

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In newer operating systems, the ProgramData folder is hidden as standard and cannot be selected in Explorer and in the Management Tool. For this, go to Folder Options and change "Hidden files, folders and drives" to "Show".

Execute the batch processing file <Programdirectory>\elproMONITOR<Versionnumber>\MonitorService\Install.bat (by right-clicking → Run as administrator).
Complete the requests for required values in the prompt. Only enter a name without spaces for Service Name.

Example for cmd prompt

Please enter the Service name (no spaces allowed): elproMONITOR
Please enter the configuration directory path (example C:\ProgramData\ELPRO): C:\ProgramData\ELPRO\License
Please enter a display name for the service(spaces allowed): elproMONITOR

Wait until the installation is complete and the prompt displays the following feedbacks:
CreationService SUCCESS
ChangeServiceConfig2 SUCCESS
Open the start menu, and start typing regedit and start the Registry Editor (regedit.exe)
Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\elproMONITOR (this should match with the name of the service installed before)
Inside the main area right click and choose New → Multi-String Value, name it Environment
Double click the created key and write ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT=Production inside the Value data area
Press Ok, an error message-like window might appear, ignore it
By default elproMONITOR service is listening on http://localhost:5000/ both on IPv4 127.0.0.1:5000 and IPv6 [::1]:5000 if it manages to find corresponding loopback interfaces
- Generally we should prefer IPv4 to simplify the routing configuration, also we might desire that elproMonitor only listens on a specific interface and address, in this case refer to
  Run elproMONITOR service on a different port
- You can check binded ports using “netstat -ona” in powershell, you should see elproMonitor listening on the defined port
You can test whether elproMonitor is working by navigation to this url with a browser on localhost, the application should load and appear

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6.2.1.1. Run elproMONITOR service on a different port

Navigate to elproMONITOR install folder (usually C:\Program Files\elproMONITOR), and open the appsettings.Production.json for editing
- Note that there are multiple appsettings file, the application merges the plain appsettings.json file with the one setup in ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT environment variable, e. g. ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT=Production => appsettings.json and appsettings.Production.json is merged to provide the configuration
Add the following line to the top of the appsettings.Production.json file: "Urls": "http://127.0.0.1:12345",
- Alternatively you can provide the desired ip address, so the service won’t listen on every available interface with assigned IPv4 address on the machine e. g. "Urls": "http://192.168.1.189:12345”,
Note that there is a comma behind the added line, and there is no comma after the last line / closing bracket

Restart elproMONITOR service
You can check binded ports using “netstat -ona” in powershell, you should see elproMonitor listening on the defined port
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6.2.2. Set up Web Client (IIS)
6.2.2.1. Configure IIS
Start IIS Manager (inetmgr.exe).
Double-click to expand the <System Servername> of the Connections list.
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If a pop-up window with a query appears at this point, close the window by clicking No.
Expand Sites by double-clicking.
Rename the entry from Default Web Site to elproMONITOR
Path: C:\inetpub\wwwroot
Right-click Sites → Add Web Site …
The remaining values may be left with the default values.
Optional: The settings for Type, IP address, Port and Host name can be changed as required, (for example multi-tenant capability across various ports, connection to DNS, etc.)
Exit the configuration and create new website by clicking OK.
6.2.2.2. Configure the reverse proxy
Click on the top node (the actual server) inside the server tree area on the left side.
In the main area double click Application Request Routing Cache
In the right area new Actions should appear, click Server Proxy Settings…
Check the Enable proxy checkbox and click Apply on the right side inside the Actions pane
Navigate back to the Site created in the previous step
Double click the URL Rewrite module
Click Add Rule(s)… inside the Actions pane on the right side
Selecte Reverse Proxy and hit Ok
In the first input field enter the address where elproMONITOR service is listening, configured in a previous step (usually http://localhost:5000/)
Make sure Enable SLL Offloading checkbox is checked then hit Ok
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6.3. Setting up the elproUSER Web Application
6.3.1. Set up the elproUSER Service
As preparation, create the configuration directory.
e.g.C:\ProgramData\ELPRO\License
Info
In newer operating systems, the ProgramData folder is hidden as standard and cannot be selected in Explorer and in the Management Tool. For this, go to Folder Options and change "Hidden files, folders and drives" to "Show".
Execute the batch processing file <Programdirectory>\elproUSER<Versionnumber>\Install.bat (by right-clicking → Run as administrator).
Complete the requests for required values in the prompt. Only enter a name without spaces for Service Name.
Example of the command prompt
Please enter the Service name (no spaces allowed): elproUSER
Please enter the configuration directory path (example C:\ProgramData\ELPRO): C:\ProgramData\ELPRO\License
Please enter a display name for the service(spaces allowed): elproUSER
Wait until the installation is complete and the prompt displays the following feedbacks:
CreationService SUCCESS
ChangeServiceConfig2 SUCCESS
6.3.2. elproUSER Set up API (IIS)
6.3.2.1. Preparation
Open file <Webapplicationdirectory>\elproUSER API\Web.config in Text Editor.
e.g. C:\programdata\ELPRO\websites\elproUSER\WebApi\Web.config
Additional step if the Web API is running on a different machine to the Service. (The connection from the web application to the elproUSER service is defined via WcfBaseAddress.)
Search for key="WcfBaseAddress". The value of the associated attribute must be adjusted as follows. If the web application and the Service are not run on the same computer, the IP address must be set to the value of the elproUSER Service computer.
The default port number (8001) can be optionally changed. If the default port number is changed, this must also be changed in the elproUSER table: Setting entry Keyname WcfBaseAddress.
e.g. <add key="WcfBaseAddress"value="net.tcp://<Adresse>:<PortNumber>"/>
Save the changes.
6.3.2.2. Configure IIS
Start IIS Manager (inetmgr.exe).
Double-click to expand the <System Servername> of the Connections list.
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If a pop-up window with a query appears at this point, close the window by clicking No.
Expand Sites by double-clicking.
Right-click on elproMONITOR → Add Application …
Under Alias:, enter a name for the API and under Physical path:, enter the path to the web application directory.
e.g. Alias: user-api, Physical path: C:\programdata\ELPRO\websites\elproUSER\WebApi
Exit the configuration and create the new alias by clicking OK.
Navigate to the Site created in a previous step
Double click the URL Rewrite module
Click Add Rule(s)… inside the Actions pane on the right side
Select Blank rule then hit Ok
Name the Inbound Rule e.g. user-api
Put the following pattern in the Pattern input: ^user-api(.*)
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The text inside the pattern has to match the alias of the added application in the previous step
Inside the Action group, select None from the Action type dropdown
Make sure the Stop processing of subsequent rules checkbox is checked
Click Apply then Back to Rules on the right side inside the Actions pane
Make sure that the new user-api rule we have just created is at the top of the list in the main area of the window
If this is not the case, then select the newly created user-api rule and click Move Up on the right side inside the Actions pane
Confirm the action by clicking Yes in the popup window
Repeat this step until the user-api rule is at the top of the list
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elproUSER Set up Client (IIS)
6.3.3.1. Preparation
Open file <Webapplicationdirectory>\elproUSER Client\config.json in Text Editor.
e.g. C:\programdata\ELPRO\websites\elproUSER\WebClient\config.json
Under "suffix", enter the suffix for the elproUSER API using the schema “/User-API”.
If the standard port 80 is not used, enter the port of the elproMONITOR additionally under “port”.
e.g. „port“: 80,"suffix":/user-api
Save the changes.
6.3.3.2. Configure IIS
Start IIS Manager (inetmgr.exe).
Double-click to expand the <System Servername> of the Connections list.
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If a pop-up window with a query appears at this point, close the window by clicking No.
Expand Sites by double-clicking.
Right-click on elproMONITOR → Add Application …
Under Alias:, enter a name for the API and under Physical path:, enter the path to the web application directory.
e.g. Site name: elproUSER, Physical path: C:\programdata\ELPRO\websites\elproUSER\WebClient
Exit the configuration and create the new alias by clicking OK.
Navigate to the Site created in a previous step
Double click the URL Rewrite module
Click Add Rule(s)… inside the Actions pane on the right side
Select Blank rule then hit Ok
Name the Inbound Rule e.g. elproUSER
Put the following pattern in the Pattern input: ^elproUSER(.*)
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The text inside the pattern has to match the alias of the added application in the previous step
Inside the Action group, select None from the Action type dropdown
Make sure the Stop processing of subsequent rules checkbox is checked
Click Apply then Back to Rules on the right side inside the Actions pane
Make sure that the new elproUSER rule we have just created is at the top of the list in the main area of the window
If this is not the case, then select the newly created elproUSER rule and click Move Up on the right side inside the Actions pane
Confirm the action by clicking Yes in the popup window
Repeat this step until the user-api rule is at the top of the list
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6.4 Creating and Configuring Dedicated Windows User
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Creating a dedicated Windows user is optional and can be used if the execution of elproEVENT and elproUSER applications is configured as non-administrator.
Create a Windows user with default user rights. (e.g. ElproOperator)
Read-only and write rights must be set for the configuration directory. (e.g. C:\ProgramData\ELPRO)
>> 11.2 Access Rights to Configuration Directory
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In a multi-tenant system, a tenant can be protected against accesses by other tenants by setting exclusive rights.
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6.5 Configurations Using the elproMONITOR Management Tool
The elproMONITOR Management Tool configures database connection settings for ELPRO applications.
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6.5.1 Start the elproMONITOR Management Tool
Double-click on the elproMONITOR Management Tool <Setupdirectory>\Program Files\elproMONITOR ManagementTool\elproMonitorManagementTool.exe to start.
First a browser appears for you to select elproMONITOR’s install directory.
e.g. C:\Program Files\elproMONITOR
Then you access the main dialog.
6.5.2. Configure Database Connection Settings for elproMONITOR
Under Create XML Setting, click elproMONITOR….
Enter the service names and database information from the preceding installation steps in the elproMONITOR XML Settings window.
Server
<Database server address>
Database
elproMONITOR
Authentication
Use SQL Server Authentication
User name
elproMonitorDBUser
Password
elpro
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Depending on the configuration of the SQL Server, also enter the instance name in the Server field.
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The version number has to be entered completely and without mistake!
Click Test Connection to check whether the configuration you entered works.
Click Add Tenant Config and browse the folder of the tenant configuration file (usually C:\ProgramData\Elpro), click Ok
Click Save to save the configuration
6.5.3. Configure Database Connection Settings for elproEVENT
Under Create XML Setting, click elproEVENT….
Enter the service names and database information from the preceding installation steps in the elproEVENTS XML Settings window.
Server
<Database server address>
Database
elproEVENT
Authentication
Use SQL Server Authentication
User name
elproEventDBUser
Password
elpro
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Depending on the configuration of the SQL Server, also enter the instance name in the Server field.
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The version number has to be entered completely and without mistake!
Click Test Connection to check whether the configuration you entered works.
Close window.
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6.5.4. Configure Database Connection Settings for elproUSER
Under Create XML Setting, click elproUSER….
Enter the service names and database information from the preceding installation steps in the elproEVENTS XML Settings window.
Server
<Database server address>
Database
elproUSER
Authentication
Use SQL Server Authentication
User name
elproUserDBUser
Password
elpro
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Depending on the configuration of the SQL Server, also enter the instance name in the Server field.
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The version number has to be entered completely and without mistake!
Click Test Connection to check whether the configuration you entered works.
Close window.
6.5.5. Load Activation and License file for elproMONITOR
Start the service elproMONITOR
Open the Login Page (Website) of elproMONITOR
Login with initial credentials (username: admin, password: elpro)
You will be prompted to load the Activation file to activate elproMONITOR
Install the Activation file
You will be forwarded to the License page of elproMONITOR to load a License file
Install the License file
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6.6. elproEVENT Create Program Links
Create a link to the desktop for the application <Programdirectory>\elproEVENT<Versionnumber>\Application Folder\elproEVENT.exe.
Right-click on this link to open the Properties window.
In the Shortcut tab, go to the Target: field and add the parameter –tenant <Configurationdirectory>
e.g. "C:\Program Files\elproEVENT<VersionNumber>\Application Folder elproEVENT.exe" -tenant "C:\ProgramData\ELPRO\License"
7. Multi-Tenant System Setup
Note
Not more supported.
8. System Settings
System settings may be made in the following databases. Usually, settings only need to be made once and are therefore not included in the Settings.
8.1. Settings elproMONITOR
8.1.1. Migration from earlier version
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In 3.1.0 the original dbo.Setting table has been split up to multiple tables and a configuration file. Everyone migrating from an earlier version should take a note of the original dbo.Setting table.
Automated migration is only done for settings that remained in the database.
Any setting’s value that was manually modified and moved to the configuration file should be migrated MANUALLY based on the previous dbo.Setting table, as the new configuration file only contains default values. Such setting could be e. g. ElproSupportTicketUri, ElproUserUri
The configuration file is located under elproMonitorService’s installation folder (usually under C:\Program Files\elproMONITOR\appsettings.json)
The settings that were migrated into a configuration file from the original dbo.Setting table are listed in the table below.
Old database setting key (was removed from database)
Configuration key (was added to appsettings.json)
Default value
GraphApiAuthorityUrl
GraphApiAuthorityUrl
"https://login.microsoftonline.com/"
GraphApiBaseUrl
GraphApiBaseUrl
"https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/"
GraphApiScope
GraphApiScope
"https://graph.microsoft.com/.default"
ElectronicSignatureLoginRequired
ElectronicSignatureLoginRequired
false
ReloadDelayMs
ReloadDelayMs
1000
AutoLogin
AutoLogin
false
SessionTimeout
SessionTimeoutMinutes
20
PollingInterval
PollingIntervalms
15000
MaxAnalysisSensors
MaxAnalysisSensors
25
MaxCalibrationSensors
MaxCalibrationSensors
50
CalibrationTimeoutInHours
CalibrationTimeoutInHours
18
ElectronicSignature
ElectronicSignature
true
ReportTimeoutMinutes
ReportTimeoutMinutes
20
LongTermProcessTimeoutMinutes
LongTermProcessTimeoutMinutes
20
ElproUserUri
ElproUserUri
““
EcologProBaseMaintenanceUri
EcologProBaseMaintenanceUri
““
EcologProBaseVersion
EcologProBaseVersion
false
ElproSupportTicketUri
ElproSupportTicketUri
"https://www.elpro.com/support "
LaunchApplicationTimeout
LaunchApplicationTimeout
"00:01:00"
LoggerConnectTimeoutMs
LoggerConnectTimeoutms
2000
LoggerConnectRetryCount
LoggerConnectRetryCount
3
LoggerReadTimeoutMs
LoggerReadTimeoutms
2000
LoggerReadRetryCount
LoggerReadRetryCount
3
LoggerReconnectDelayMs
LoggerReconnectDelayms
2000
EcologNetNoConnectionTimeRangeDays
EcologNetNoConnectionTimeRangeDays
14
PerformaceLogHistoryLengthDays
PerformaceLogHistoryLengthDays
7
UseIpV6
UseIpV6
false
DbTimeoutSeconds
DbTimeoutSeconds
30
AlarmInterfaceTimeoutMs
DigitalOutputTimeoutms
2000
AlarmInterfaceRetryCount
DigitalOutputRetryCount
3
DOWatchdogTimeOutInSeconds
DOWatchdogTimeOutInSeconds
60
ConnectionFibonacciDelays
ConnectionFibonacciDelays
[ 0 ]
ValuesToBeDeletedPerMinute
ValuesToBeDeletedPerMinute
1000
MeasurementProcessingMvQueryPartitionSize
MeasurementProcessingMvQueryPartitionSize
20000
ReloadingOldestMeasureRawValuesInDays
ReloadingOldestMeasureRawValuesInDays
365
CalibrationProcessRawValueAmount
CalibrationProcessRawValueAmount
1000
NoConnectionValueFillerIntervalInDays
NoConnectionValueFillerIntervalInDays
365
NoConnectionValueFillerTimeRangeInHours
NoConnectionValueFillerTimeRangeInHours
1
NoConnectionValueFillerNumberOfIterations
NoConnectionValueFillerNumberOfIterations
12
SaveRawValueBatchSize
SaveRawValueBatchSize
5000
SaveRawValueCronJobIntervalSec
SaveRawValueCronJobIntervalSec
2
EcologNetDataArrivalWaitingTimeSeconds
EcologNetDataArrivalWaitingTimeSeconds
90
EcologProDataArrivalWaitingTimeSeconds
EcologProDataArrivalWaitingTimeSeconds
90
EcologProPushDataArrivalWaitingTimeSeconds
EcologProPushDataArrivalWaitingTimeSeconds
210
ParticleCounterDataArrivalWaitingTimeSeconds
ParticleCounterDataArrivalWaitingTimeSeconds
120
EcologNetMaximumParallelReloadingProcesses
EcologNetMaximumParallelReloadingProcesses
50
LengthOfInspectedReloadingTimeRangeInDays
LengthOfInspectedReloadingTimeRangeInDays
14
LengthOfInspectedAlarmCountsInDays
LengthOfInspectedAlarmCountsInDays
30
DetailedPerformanceTelemetryLengthDays
DetailedPerformanceTelemetryLengthDays
28
DetailedPerformanceTelemetryChunkCount
DetailedPerformanceTelemetryChunkCount
4
8.1.2. Table "Setting" Section "Email”
Old database setting key
New database settings key
Group name
Default value
Description
AuthenticationMethod
AuthenticationMethod
Email
Smtp
Specifies the authentication method. The mails can be sent using Microsoft’s Graph Api (setting: “Azure”) or using an Smtp server (setting: “Smtp”)
AzureClientId
AzureClientId
Email
<empty>
Client Id for Microsoft Graph Api authentication
AzureClientSecret
AzureClientSecret
Email
<empty>
Client secret for Microsoft Graph Api authenticaion
AzureClientSecretId
AzureClientSecretId
Email
<empty>
Client secret id for Microsoft Graph Api authenticaion
AzureTenant
AzureTenant
Email
<empty>
Azure Tenant’s id for Microsoft Graph Api authenticaion
Enabled
QueueEnabled
Email
True
Determines if mail send queue is enabled or not
Enabled
KeepAliveEnabled
Email
False
Determines if the keep alive service enabled or not
KeepAliveInterval
KeepAliveInterval
Email
90.00:00:00
Time interval between sending messages (days)
MaxQueueTimeHours
QueueMaximumQueueTimeHours
Email
24
Maximum time in hours messages spend in a queue
MessageSendTime
KeepAliveMessageSendTime
Email
12:00:00
The time of day when the message should be sent
Password
Password
Email
<empty>
Password for Smtp server
RecipientId
KeepAliveRecipientId
Email
<empty>
Id of entry in the database table Recipient
RepeatIntervalMinutes
QueueRepeatTimeIntervalMinutes
Email
10
Repetition period of messaging attempts in minutes
SenderAddress
SenderAddress
Email
<empty>
Sender’s address
SenderName
SenderName
Email
<empty>
Sender’s name
ServerAddress
Address
Email
<empty>
Smtp server’s address
ServerPort
Port
Email
25
Smtp server’s port
ServerRequiresAuthentication
RequiresAuthentication
Email
False
Specifies whether the Smtp Server requires authentication or not
ServerRequiresSecureConnection
RequiresSecureConnection
Email
False
Specifies whether the Smtp Server requires secure connection or not
UserName
UserName
Email
<empty>
User’s name for Smtp server
8.1.2. Table "Setting" Section "Sms”
Old database setting key
New database settings key
Group name
Default value
Description
BaudRate
BaudRate
Sms
0
Baud rate set to communicate with the SMS modem. The default value is 57600.
ComPort
ComPort
Sms
0
COM port set to communicate with the SMS modem.
Enabled
QueueEnabled
Sms
True
Determines if mail send queue is enabled or not
Enabled
KeepAliveEnabled
Sms
False
Determines if the keep alive service enabled or not
IpAddress
IpAddress
Sms
<empty>
SMS modem IP Address
KeepAliveInterval
KeepAliveInterval
Sms
90.00:00:00
Time interval between sending messages (days)
MaxQueueTimeHours
QueueMaximumQueueTimeHours
Sms
24
Maximum time in hours messages spend in a queue
MessageSendTime
KeepAliveMessageSendTime
Sms
12:00:00
The time of day when the message should be sent
ModemType
ModemType
Sms
None
SMS modem Type
Port
Port
Sms
0
SMS modem port
RecipientId
KeepAliveRecipientId
Sms
<empty>
Id of entry in the database table Recipient
RepeatIntervalMinutes
QueueRepeatTimeIntervalMinutes
Sms
10
Repetition period of messaging attempts in minutes
SimCardPin
SimCardPin
Sms
<empty>
Access code of the SIM card (PIN or PUK).
8.1.3. Table "Setting" Section "Application”
Old database setting key
New database settings key
Group name
Default value
Description
InstallationDate
InstallationDate
Application
First installation date
First installation date
OrganisationId
RbrOrganizationId
Application
<empty>
Uniqe Id (number) of the tenant organisationId (autogenerated, do not change)
RabbitMqClientCertificatePassphrase
RabbitMqClientCertificatePassphrase
Application
<empty>
RabbitMQ Client Certificate passphrase
RabbitMqClientCertificatePath
RabbitMqClientCertificatePath
Application
<empty>
RabbitMQ Client Certificate path
RabbitMQHostname
RabbitMQHostname
Application
localhost
Name of the RabbbitMQ host
RabbitMQIgnoredSslPolicyErrors
RabbitMQIgnoredSslPolicyErrors
Application
None
Set of TLS policy (peer verification) errors that are deemed acceptable
RabbitMQMeasurementConsumerCount
RabbitMQMeasurementConsumerCount
Application
5
Number of consumers to consume measurement values
RabbitMQMeasurementConsumerDispatchConcurrency
RabbitMQMeasurementConsumerDispatchConcurrency
Application
50
Values greater than 1 enable concurrent processing. These higher values will be offloaded to the worker thread pool so it is important to choose the value for the concurrency wisely to avoid thread pool overloading
RabbitMQPassword
RabbitMQPassword
Application
guest
Chosen password for RabbitMQ
RabbitMQPortAMQP
RabbitMQPortAMQP
Application
5672
AMQP port
RabbitMQPortMQTT
RabbitMQPortMQTT
Application
1883
MQTT port
RabbitMQUsername
RabbitMQUsername
Application
guest
Chosen user name for RabbitMQ
RabbitMQUseTLS
RabbitMQUseTLS
Application
False
Specifies whether the usage of TLS is allowed for RabbitMQ or not
RabbitMQVirtualHost
RabbitMQVirtualHost
Application
/
Name of RabbitMQ virtual host
RecipientId
SystemAlertRecipientId
Application
<empty>
Recipient profile id for the System Issues
SystemName
SystemName
Application
<empty>
Specifies the name of the system - user fills it in
8.1.4. Table "OrganizationSettings" Section "Application”
Old database setting key
New database settings key
Group name
Default value
Description
AutomaticIoModuleCreation
AutomaticIoModuleCreation
Application
True
Adding Io modules automatically after pairing
AutomaticSensorCreation
AutomaticSensorCreation
Application
False
Adding a sensor automatically after pairing
AutomaticSensorCreationGroupName
AutomaticSensorCreationGroupName
Application
Auto-generated
Group name for the automatically created sensors
AutomaticSensorCreationInputState
AutomaticSensorCreationInputState
Application
Deactivated
State of the automatically created sensor
AutomaticSensorCreationIntervalMinutes
AutomaticSensorCreationIntervalMinutes
Application
10
Interval in minutes for automatically created sensors
BadSnrValue
BadSnrValue
Application
10
Industrial Standard for bad signal to ratio value
CalibrationColor
CalibrationColor
Application
#fadcc5
Background color for calibration period
CalibrationColorOpacity
CalibrationColorOpacity
Application
100
Opacity of background color for calibration period
ChartColors
ChartColors
Application
#0000ff;#008000;#ff0000;#00c0c0;#ff00ff;#c0c000;#000080;#00ff02;#800000;#ff8000
Chart color for sensors
CommentTextRequired
CommentTextRequired
Application
True
The user must enter a comment when acknowledging a deviation
CriticalDeviceErrorCycleCount
CriticalDeviceErrorCycleCount
Application
3
Number of cycles for deviation of critical device errors
DateFormat
DateFormat
Application
dd.MMM.yyyy
Date Format
DeactivatedColor
DeactivatedColor
Application
#e1e1e1
Background color for sensor alarm deactivated
DeactivatedColorOpacity
DeactivatedColorOpacity
Application
100
Opacity of background color for sensor alarm deactivated
DeleteButtonActive
DeleteButtonActive
Application
False
Delete function for sensors and digital inputs is activated
EnableHardDeletionOfSensors
EnableHardDeletionOfSensors
Application
False
Determines if the hard deletion of sensors feautre is enabled or not
ExportPdfFilenameForAllSensors
ExportPdfFilenameForAllSensors
Application
%TimestampUTC%;%ScheduleTaskName%
File name when the automatically generated PDF report contains all selected sensors
ExternalApiVirtualHost
ExternalApiVirtualHost
Application
externalapi
Virtual Host for the ExternalApi created in RabbitMq
ExternalApiEnableV1
ExternalApiEnableV1
Application
False
Enable the ExternalApi to send messages
FirstDayOfWeek
FirstDayOfWeek
Application
Server localization dependent
Sunday is defined as the first day of the week (Sunday or Monday, depending on the country setting of the server
Language
Language
Application
en
The language setting is used for Audit Trail entries, deviation messages, and automatic reports
MaxDataSafetyClearanceMonths
MaxDataSafetyClearanceMonths
Application
24
Maximum number of months for data safety clearance period
MaxSnrValue
MaxSnrValue
Application
100
Maximum signal to noise ratio value
MinSnrValue
MinSnrValue
Application
0
Minimum signal to noise ratio value
MktActivationEnergyKjMol
MktActivationEnergyKjMol
Application
83.14
Activation energy for MKT calculation
MustConfirmAlarms
MustConfirmAlarms
Application
True
Alarm must be acknowledged
MustConfirmWarnings
MustConfirmWarnings
Application
True
Warning must be acknowledged
NumberDecimalSeparator
NumberDecimalSeparator
Application
Server localization dependent
Delimiter character for floating point numbers
NumberOfAcknowledgements
NumberOfAcknowledgements
Application
1
"Four-eyes-principle" number of acknowledgements needed for a deviation
ReloadedColor
ReloadedColor
Application
#dae6dc
Background color for sensor values reloaded
ReloadedColorOpacity
ReloadedColorOpacity
Application
100
Opacity of background color for sensor alarm reloaded
TenantName
TenantName
Application
<empty>
Name which is displayed along with the login name to distinguish an instance
TimestampUTCFormat
TimestampUTCFormat
Application
yyyyMMddHHmmssfff
Time stamp format
Use24HourTimeFormat
Use24HourTimeFormat
Application
True
The 24-hour time format is used (with False, the 12-hour format is used)
UseOnlyBasicCharactersInReports
UseOnlyBasicCharactersInReports
Application
False
Only basic characters are permitted in report file names
ValueDateTimeSeparator
ValueDateTimeSeparator
Application
;
Character between measurement value and date
WeakSnrValue
WeakSnrValue
Application
25
Industrial Standard for bad signal to ratio value
8.1.5. Configuration file appsettings.json
Old database setting key (was removed from database)
Configuration key (was added to appsettings.json)
Default value
Description
AlarmInterfaceRetryCount
DigitalOutputRetryCount
3
Maximum number of communication retries to the Alarm Interface
AlarmInterfaceTimeoutMs
DigitalOutputTimeoutms
2000
Timeout (milliseconds) for communication to Alarm Interface
AutoLogin
AutoLogin
false
Checkbox for Autologin function is not visible
CalibrationProcessRawValueAmount
CalibrationProcessRawValueAmount
1000
Number of raw calibration values to be processed at a time
CalibrationTimeoutInHours
CalibrationTimeoutInHours
18
Maximum calibration time
ConnectionFibonacciDelays
ConnectionFibonacciDelays
[ 0 ]
Delay Numbers for connection (using Fibonacci numbers)
DbTimeoutSeconds
DbTimeoutSeconds
30
Database time-out (in seconds)
DetailedPerformanceTelemetryChunkCount
DetailedPerformanceTelemetryChunkCount
4
Specifies the number of parts (chunks) in which the telemetry statistics are created
DetailedPerformanceTelemetryLengthDays
DetailedPerformanceTelemetryLengthDays
28
Specifies the number of past days for which telemetry statistics will be generated.
DOWatchdogTimeOutInSeconds
DOWatchdogTimeOutInSeconds
60
EcologNetDataArrivalWaitingTimeSeconds
EcologNetDataArrivalWaitingTimeSeconds
90
Specifies how many seconds are waited before considering the measured value missing for EcologNET devices
EcologNetMaximumParallelReloadingProcesses
EcologNetMaximumParallelReloadingProcesses
50
Specifies how many parallel threads can reload EcologNET devices at the same time
EcologNetNoConnectionTimeRangeDays
EcologNetNoConnectionTimeRangeDays
14
Specifies how many days of data to retrieve from EcologNET devices
EcologProBaseMaintenanceUri
EcologProBaseMaintenanceUri
““
URL for ECOLOG-PRO Base Maintenance software (must be specified as absolute path http://<IP address>/Maintenance or as relative path /Maintenance)
EcologProBaseVersion
EcologProBaseVersion
false
EcologProDataArrivalWaitingTimeSeconds
EcologProDataArrivalWaitingTimeSeconds
90
Specifies how many seconds are waited before considering the measured value missing for EcologPro devices
EcologProPushDataArrivalWaitingTimeSeconds
EcologProPushDataArrivalWaitingTimeSeconds
210
Specifies how many seconds are waited before considering the measured value missing for EcologPro Radio devices
ElectronicSignature
ElectronicSignature
true
The user must repeat his password entry for Activate sensors alarm, Deactivate sensor alarm, and Acknowledge deviation
ElectronicSignatureLoginRequired
ElectronicSignatureLoginRequired
false
Login Name must be entered along with the password when confirming deviations
ElproSupportTicketUri
ElproSupportTicketUri
"https://www.elpro.com/support "
ElproUserUri
ElproUserUri
““
URL for elproUSER software (realitve path)
GraphApiAuthorityUrl
GraphApiAuthorityUrl
"https://login.microsoftonline.com/"
Graph Api authority url
GraphApiBaseUrl
GraphApiBaseUrl
"https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/"
Graph Api base url
GraphApiScope
GraphApiScope
"https://graph.microsoft.com/.default"
Graph Api scope string
LaunchApplicationTimeout
LaunchApplicationTimeout
"00:01:00"
Waiting time during program start
LengthOfInspectedAlarmCountsInDays
LengthOfInspectedAlarmCountsInDays
30
Number of days for which the alarms will be grouped in the telemetry report
LengthOfInspectedReloadingTimeRangeInDays
LengthOfInspectedReloadingTimeRangeInDays
14
Number of days for which the telemetry inspects reloaded data
LoggerConnectRetryCount
LoggerConnectRetryCount
3
Maximum number of connection retries to a logger
LoggerConnectTimeoutMs
LoggerConnectTimeoutms
2000
Timeout (milliseconds) for logger connection
LoggerReadRetryCount
LoggerReadRetryCount
3
Maximum number of retries to read out data from a logger memory
LoggerReadTimeoutMs
LoggerReadTimeoutms
2000
Timeout for reading out data from a logger memory
LoggerReconnectDelayMs
LoggerReconnectDelayms
2000
Delay time (milliseconds) until next connection retry to a logger
LongTermProcessTimeoutMinutes
LongTermProcessTimeoutMinutes
20
Timeout for processes that last too long
MaxAnalysisSensors
MaxAnalysisSensors
25
Maximum number of sensors that are displayed in the chart
MaxCalibrationSensors
MaxCalibrationSensors
50
Maximum number of sensors which can be calibrated simultaneously
MeasurementProcessingMvQueryPartitionSize
MeasurementProcessingMvQueryPartitionSize
20000
NoConnectionValueFillerIntervalInDays
NoConnectionValueFillerIntervalInDays
365
Specifies from how many days ago the system should fill in the missing data with No Connection data
NoConnectionValueFillerNumberOfIterations
NoConnectionValueFillerNumberOfIterations
12
Specifies how many iterations should do the system in one cycle while filling in the missing data with No Connection data
NoConnectionValueFillerTimeRangeInHours
NoConnectionValueFillerTimeRangeInHours
1
Specifies how many hours should the system process in one iteration while filling in the missing data with No Connection data
ParticleCounterDataArrivalWaitingTimeSeconds
ParticleCounterDataArrivalWaitingTimeSeconds
120
Specifies how many seconds are waited before considering the measured value missing for Particle Counter devices
PerformaceLogHistoryLengthDays
PerformaceLogHistoryLengthDays
7
Number of days after which data is deleted from the PerformanceLog table.
PollingInterval
PollingIntervalms
15000
Refresh interval for MONITOR / DEVIATION page in milliseconds
ReloadDelayMs
ReloadDelayMs
1000
Delay time (milliseconds) before reload starts
ReloadingOldestMeasureRawValuesInDays
ReloadingOldestMeasureRawValuesInDays
365
Specifies how old data should be considered “too old” and not to be reloaded into the system
ReportTimeoutMinutes
ReportTimeoutMinutes
20
Timeout (minutes) to generate a report
SaveRawValueBatchSize
SaveRawValueBatchSize
5000
Nmber of raw EcologPro Radio values to be processed and persisted at a time from raw value cache
SaveRawValueCronJobIntervalSec
SaveRawValueCronJobIntervalSec
2
Execution interval for the cronjob which processes and persists the EcologPro Radio values from the raw value cache
SessionTimeout
SessionTimeoutMinutes
20
Session timeout (minutes)
UseIpV6
UseIpV6
false
The Internet Protocol Version 4 is used by default. IPV6 is not currently supported
ValuesToBeDeletedPerMinute
ValuesToBeDeletedPerMinute
1000
Number of values to be deleted from the database in one cycle if “hard deletion” of the sensors and digital inputs are allowed
8.2. Settings elproEVENT
8.2.1. "Setting" Table
Name
Defaults
Description
DateFormat
dd.MMM.yyyy
Date format
TenantName

Name which can be displayed together with application names to distinguish an instance.
Use24HourFormat
True
24 or 12 hour time format
Language
en
The language setting is used for EVENT and Details entries.
UseIpV6
False
If true, IP V6 should be made for Event entries, if IP V6 is available. Otherwise, IP V4.
8.3. Settings elproUSER
8.3.1. "AppSettings" Table
Name
Defaults
Description
AccessTokenExpireTimeSpanInMinutes
5
Timeout (minutes) between Client and Web Server
ActiveDirectoryEnabled
True
Active directory is enabled
ClientSessionTimeoutInMinutes
20
Must be identical to session timeout.
DateFormat
dd.MMM.yyyy
Date Format
EcologProBaseMaintenanceUri

URL for ECOLOG-PRO Base Maintenance software (must be specified as absolute path http://
<IP address>/Maintenance or as relative path / Maintenance)
EcologProBaseVersion
True
Tab ECOLOG-PRO Base.
ElproMonitorUri

URL for elproMONITOR software
In order to use http only use the relative path /elproMONITOR.

In order to use https the absolute path is needed.
-->fully qualified domain name
https://<Host name application server>
Language
en
The language setting is used for Audit Trail entries, deviation messages, and automatic reports
RefreshTokenExpireTimeSpanInMinutes
43800

SessionTimeout
20
Session timeout of server
TenantName

Name which is displayed together with the login name to distinguish an instance.
TimeZoneString
UTC;true
Time zone; daylight saving time
Use24HourFormat
True
24-hour time format is used (if false, 12-hour format is used)
UseIPv6
False
Internet Protocol version 4 is used by default, currently IPV6 is not supported.
WcfBaseAddress
net.tcp://localhost
The address specifies where the service listener is located.
9. Operation
9.1. Start
Ensure that the Monitor Service is running and the web application was started in IIS. The applications can be started from the Windows Administrator account.
To check this, start Internet Explorer and enter the address http://localhost. The elproMONITOR login page appears. Login using the user previously created in elproUSER (for example, admin).
Info
After service start when the web application is started for the first time, it may take more than a minute for the login dialog to appear in the browser.
When you start the Monitor Service for the first time, the elproMONITOR default settings are written to the database. You can change the settings in the dbo.Settings table of the elproMONITOR database. Please refer to the Operator's Manual for more details.
9.1.1. Enter elproUSER URL in elproMONITOR appsettings.json
Info
Requirement: elproMONITOR Service is started!
In the elproMONITOR installation folder (C:\Program Files\ElproMONITOR), open appsettings.json file for Editing and in ElproUserUri field, enter the web client alias in-between the parantheses from >> 6.3.3 elproUSER Client einrichten (IIS).
After the changes in the file, the following actions are necessary:
Restart of elproMONITOR Service
9.1.2. Set RabbitMQ credentials in the elproMONITOR Database
Info
Requirement: elproMONITOR Service is started!
Start SQL Server Management Studio and log in to the database as DB Administrator.
e.g. /elproUSER
In the ElproMONITOR Settings table set the RabbitMQUsername and RabbitMQPassword according to the credentials which was defined in 4.6
After the changes in the table dbo.Setting, the following actions are necessary:
Restart of elproMONITOR Service
Restart of IIS
9.2. First Start-up of elproUSER
Start elproUSER using the link you just created.
Login to elproUSER for the first time using the following data:
Username: admin
Password: elpro
You can then change the password immediately after.
If you require integration in AD, click Application → Options to open the Application Settings window and open the "Active Directory":
Enter the Active Directory server name.
Enter the user name and password of an AD user with read-only rights to AD.
Click the "..." button and select the required subnode for user and groups. (If in doubt, simply select the root node.)
Click OK to save the changed settings.
10. elproMONITOR Management Tool
Configuring the basic settings of elproMONITOR is performed using the elproMONITOR Management Tool.
The elproMONITOR management software requires a path to elproMONITOR’s install directory (usually C:\Program Files\elproMONITOR). When the management tool is started, specify this path as the start parameter. If you leave out the parameter, a window pops up for you to browse the path.
If other configurations already exist in this path, they are read out and displayed as defaults.
Info
From 3.1.0 this procedure is different for elproMONITOR.
ElproUSER, and elproEVENT still requires the old tenant path to configure database connection (usually C:\ProgramData\ELPRO\License).
10.1. Create XML Setting

Load file appsettings.json

11. Additional Features

11.1. Creating Windows User

11.1.3. Windows Server 2019

Open the Control Panel.
Go to User Accounts and click Change account type.
Click Add a user account.
Enter name, password, and password hint for the new user. Use the tenant's name by preference.
User name: Customer01
Password: MonitorCustomer1
Reenter password: MonitorCustomer1
Password hint: <Passwort Hint>

12. FDA CFR 21 Part 11 Compliance

If elproMONITOR is to be operated in compliance with FDA CFR 21 Part 11 Revision April 1, 2013, certain measures must be fulfilled.

Verweis CFR 21 Part 11	Original Text	Action
Subpart A § 11.1 Scope (e)	(e) Computer systems (including hardware and software), controls, and attendant documentation maintained under this part shall be readily available for, and subject to, FDA inspection.	ELPRO is willing to allow audits by customers. The operator is responsible for performing audits as required.
Subpart B §11.10 Controls for closed systems (c)	(c) Protection of records to enable their accurate and ready retrieval throughout the records retention period.	The operator is responsible for ensuring that data is preserved in its IT environment, e.g. through backups, intrusion and malware protection, redundant hardware etc.
Subpart B §11.10 Controls for closed systems (e)	(e) Use of secure, computer generated, time-stamped audit trails to independently record the date and time of operator entries and actions that create, modify, or delete electronic records. Record changes shall not obscure previously recorded information. Such audit trail documentation shall be retained for a period at least as long as that required for the subject electronic records and shall be available for agency review and copying.	The operator is responsible that changes to the AuditTrail database by IT personnel are prevented. Resp. that manipulations are recorded on system level. e.g. by activating the Change Data Capture function. The databases must be set up with the restrictions described in the installation instructions.
Subpart B §11.10 Controls for closed systems (i)	(i) Determination that persons who develop, maintain, or use electronic record/electronic signature systems have the education, training, and experience to perform their assigned tasks.	For maintenance, the operator must train his personnel accordingly.
Subpart B §11.10 Controls for closed systems (j)	(j) The establishment of, and adherence to, written policies that hold individuals accountable and responsible for actions initiated under their electronic signatures, in order to deter record and signature falsification.	Establish standards that holds individuals accountable for misuse of signatures.
Subpart B §11.10 Controls for closed systems (k1)	(1) Adequate controls over the distribution of, access to, and use of documentation for system operation and maintenance.	The operator is responsible to document the operation of the IT system and to control the documentation.
Subpart C §11.100 General requirements (a)	(a) Each electronic signature shall be unique to one individual and shall not be reused by, or reassigned to, anyone else.	Each account must be set up individually per user. Accounts may not be recycled.
Subpart C §11.100 General requirements (b)	(b) Before an organization establishes, assigns, certifies, or otherwise sanctions an individual's electronic signature, or any element of such electronic signature, the organization shall verify the identity of the individual.	The operator is responsible for ensuring the identity of each user.
Subpart C §11.100 General requirements (c)	(c) Persons using electronic signatures shall, prior to or at the time of such use, certify to the agency that the electronic signatures in their system, used on or after August 20, 1997, are intended to be the legally binding equivalent of traditional handwritten signatures.	The operator is responsible for ensuring that each user is aware of the importance of electronic signatures. Users must attest to this.
Subpart C §11.100 General requirements (c1)	(1) The certification shall be submitted in paper form and signed with a traditional handwritten signature, to the Office of Regional Operations (HFC100), 5600 Fishers Lane, Rockville, MD 20857.	Individuals' hand-signed attestation must be sent in hard copy to the Office of Regional Operations (HFC-100).
Subpart C §11.100 General requirements (c2)	(2) Persons using electronic signatures shall, upon agency request provide additional certification or testimony that a specific electronic signature is the legally binding equivalent of the signer's handwritten signature.	Additional attestations must be provided upon request.
Subpart C §11.200 General requirements (a1i)	(a)(1)(i) When an individual executes a series of signings during a single, continuous period of controlled system access, the first signing shall be executed using all electronic signature components; subsequent signings shall be executed using at least one electronic signature component that is only executable by, and designed to be used only by, the individual.	In the Settings table the setting ElectronicSignature = True must be set.
Subpart C §11.200 General requirements (a1ii)	(a)(1)(ii) When an individual executes one or more signings not performed during a single, continuous period of controlled system access, each signing shall be executed using all of the electronic signature components.	In the Settings table the setting Autologin = False must be set.
Subpart C §11.200 General requirements (a2)	(a)(2) Electronic signatures that are not based upon biometrics shall be used only by their genuine owners.	Only the authenticated owner may use his identification.
Subpart C §11.300 Controls for identification codes/passwords (b)	(b) Ensuring that identification code and password issuances are periodically checked, recalled, or revised (e.g., to cover such events as password aging).	The operator must set the rules of password assignment that they must be renewed regularly.

13. EudraLex Volume 4 - Annex 11 Compliance

If elproMONITOR is to be used in compliance with EudraLex Volume 4 - Annex 11 Revision 1, 30 June 2011, certain measures must be fulfilled.

Verweis Annex 11	Original Text	Action
Principle	The application should be validated; IT infrastructure should be qualified.	The operator is responsible for validating his system.
Principle	Where a computerised system replaces a manual operation, there should be no resultant decrease in product quality, process control or quality assurance. There should be no increase in the overall risk of the process.	The operator must carry out a risk assessment on the entire system. The risk assessment must also include processes and SOPs.
General Risk Management 1	Risk management should be applied throughout the lifecycle of the computerised system taking into account patient safety, data integrity and product quality. As part of a risk management system, decisions on the extent of validation and data integrity controls should be based on a justified and documented risk assessment of the computerised system.	The operator is responsible for conducting a risk analysis on the entire system.
General Personell 2	There should be close cooperation between all relevant personnel such as Process Owner, System Owner, Qualified Persons and IT. All personnel should have appropriate qualifications, level of access and defined responsibilities to carry out their assigned duties.	The operator is responsible for training users.
General Suppliers and Service Providers 3.4	3.4 Quality system and audit information relating to suppliers or developers of software and implemented systems should be made available to inspectors on request.	ELPRO is willing to approve audits conducted by customers. The operator is responsible for conducting audits as required.
General Project Phase 4.4	4.4 User Requirements Specifications should describe the required functions of the computerised system and be based on documented risk assessment and GMP impact. User requirements should be traceable throughout the lifecycle.	The operator must describe the system requirements.
General Project Phase 4.5	4.5 The regulated user should take all reasonable steps, to ensure that the system has been developed in accordance with an appropriate quality management system. The supplier should be assessed appropriately.	The operator must validate that a suitable quality system was used for development. ELPRO is willing to approve audits conducted by customers.
General Data Storage 7.1	7.1 Data should be secured by both physical and electronic means against damage. Stored data should be checked for accessibility, readability and accuracy. Access to data should be ensured throughout the retention period.	The operator is responsible for ensuring data storage in his IT environment, e.g. by means of backups, intrusion and malware protection, redundant hardware, etc.
General Data Storage 7.2	7.2 Regular back-ups of all relevant data should be done. Integrity and accuracy of backup data and the ability to restore the data should be checked during validation and monitored periodically.	The operator is responsible for backing up data at regular intervals. The possibility of data restoration must be validated and monitored at regular intervals.
General Change and Configuration Management 10	10. Any changes to a computerised system including system configurations should only be made in a controlled manner in accordance with a defined procedure.	The operator is responsible for carrying out changes according to a defined process.
General Periodic evaluation 11	11. Computerised systems should be periodically evaluated to confirm that they remain in a valid state and are compliant with GMP. Such evaluations should include, where appropriate, the current range of functionality, deviation records, incidents, problems, upgrade history, performance, reliability, security and validation status reports.	The operator is responsible for validating the system periodically.
General Security 12.1	12.1 Physical and/or logical controls should be in place to restrict access to computerized system to authorised persons. Suitable methods of preventing unauthorised entry to the system may include the use of keys, pass cards, personal codes with passwords, biometrics, restricted access to computer equipment and data storage areas.	The operator must guarantee that no unauthorized persons may gain access to the system.
General Security 12.2	12.2 The extent of security controls depends on the criticality of the computerised system.	The operator must carry out risk analyses for relevance.
General Incident Management 13	13. All incidents, not only system failures and data errors, should be reported and assessed. The root cause of a critical incident should be identified and should form the basis of corrective and preventive actions.	The operator must evaluate audit trails and, if necessary, escalate events by forwarding them to ELPRO.
General Electronic Signature 14	14. Electronic records may be signed electronically. Electronic signatures are expected to: a. have the same impact as hand-written signatures within the boundaries of the company, b. be permanently linked to their respective record, c. include the time and date that they were applied.	The setting ElectronicSignature = True must be set in the Settings table. Signature recognition must be regulated internally.
General Batch release 15	15. When a computerised system is used for recording certification and batch release, the system should allow only Qualified Persons to certify the release of the batches and it should clearly identify and record the person releasing or certifying the batches. This should be performed using an electronic signature.	The operator must ensure that only identified persons may release batches.
General Business Continuity 16	16. For the availability of computerised systems supporting critical processes, provisions should be made to ensure continuity of support for those processes in the event of a system breakdown (e.g. a manual or alternative system). The time required to bring the alternative arrangements into use should be based on risk and appropriate for a particular system and the business process it supports. These arrangements should be adequately documented and tested.	The operator must make sure that business continuity is ensured in case of system failure.

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Database	elproMONITOR
Authentication	Use SQL Server Authentication
User name	elproMonitorDBUser
Password	elpro

Old database setting key (was removed from database)	Configuration key (was added to appsettings.json)	Default value
GraphApiAuthorityUrl	GraphApiAuthorityUrl	"https://login.microsoftonline.com/"
GraphApiBaseUrl	GraphApiBaseUrl	"https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/"
GraphApiScope	GraphApiScope	"https://graph.microsoft.com/.default"
ElectronicSignatureLoginRequired	ElectronicSignatureLoginRequired	false
ReloadDelayMs	ReloadDelayMs	1000
AutoLogin	AutoLogin	false
SessionTimeout	SessionTimeoutMinutes	20
PollingInterval	PollingIntervalms	15000
MaxAnalysisSensors	MaxAnalysisSensors	25
MaxCalibrationSensors	MaxCalibrationSensors	50
CalibrationTimeoutInHours	CalibrationTimeoutInHours	18
ElectronicSignature	ElectronicSignature	true
ReportTimeoutMinutes	ReportTimeoutMinutes	20
LongTermProcessTimeoutMinutes	LongTermProcessTimeoutMinutes	20
ElproUserUri	ElproUserUri	““
EcologProBaseMaintenanceUri	EcologProBaseMaintenanceUri	““
EcologProBaseVersion	EcologProBaseVersion	false
ElproSupportTicketUri	ElproSupportTicketUri	"https://www.elpro.com/support "
LaunchApplicationTimeout	LaunchApplicationTimeout	"00:01:00"
LoggerConnectTimeoutMs	LoggerConnectTimeoutms	2000
LoggerConnectRetryCount	LoggerConnectRetryCount	3
LoggerReadTimeoutMs	LoggerReadTimeoutms	2000
LoggerReadRetryCount	LoggerReadRetryCount	3
LoggerReconnectDelayMs	LoggerReconnectDelayms	2000
EcologNetNoConnectionTimeRangeDays	EcologNetNoConnectionTimeRangeDays	14
PerformaceLogHistoryLengthDays	PerformaceLogHistoryLengthDays	7
UseIpV6	UseIpV6	false
DbTimeoutSeconds	DbTimeoutSeconds	30
AlarmInterfaceTimeoutMs	DigitalOutputTimeoutms	2000
AlarmInterfaceRetryCount	DigitalOutputRetryCount	3
DOWatchdogTimeOutInSeconds	DOWatchdogTimeOutInSeconds	60
ConnectionFibonacciDelays	ConnectionFibonacciDelays	[ 0 ]
ValuesToBeDeletedPerMinute	ValuesToBeDeletedPerMinute	1000
MeasurementProcessingMvQueryPartitionSize	MeasurementProcessingMvQueryPartitionSize	20000
ReloadingOldestMeasureRawValuesInDays	ReloadingOldestMeasureRawValuesInDays	365
CalibrationProcessRawValueAmount	CalibrationProcessRawValueAmount	1000
NoConnectionValueFillerIntervalInDays	NoConnectionValueFillerIntervalInDays	365
NoConnectionValueFillerTimeRangeInHours	NoConnectionValueFillerTimeRangeInHours	1
NoConnectionValueFillerNumberOfIterations	NoConnectionValueFillerNumberOfIterations	12
SaveRawValueBatchSize	SaveRawValueBatchSize	5000
SaveRawValueCronJobIntervalSec	SaveRawValueCronJobIntervalSec	2
EcologNetDataArrivalWaitingTimeSeconds	EcologNetDataArrivalWaitingTimeSeconds	90
EcologProDataArrivalWaitingTimeSeconds	EcologProDataArrivalWaitingTimeSeconds	90
EcologProPushDataArrivalWaitingTimeSeconds	EcologProPushDataArrivalWaitingTimeSeconds	210
ParticleCounterDataArrivalWaitingTimeSeconds	ParticleCounterDataArrivalWaitingTimeSeconds	120
EcologNetMaximumParallelReloadingProcesses	EcologNetMaximumParallelReloadingProcesses	50
LengthOfInspectedReloadingTimeRangeInDays	LengthOfInspectedReloadingTimeRangeInDays	14
LengthOfInspectedAlarmCountsInDays	LengthOfInspectedAlarmCountsInDays	30
DetailedPerformanceTelemetryLengthDays	DetailedPerformanceTelemetryLengthDays	28
DetailedPerformanceTelemetryChunkCount	DetailedPerformanceTelemetryChunkCount	4

Old database setting key	New database settings key	Group name	Default value	Description
AuthenticationMethod	AuthenticationMethod	Email	Smtp	Specifies the authentication method. The mails can be sent using Microsoft’s Graph Api (setting: “Azure”) or using an Smtp server (setting: “Smtp”)
AzureClientId	AzureClientId	Email	<empty>	Client Id for Microsoft Graph Api authentication
AzureClientSecret	AzureClientSecret	Email	<empty>	Client secret for Microsoft Graph Api authenticaion
AzureClientSecretId	AzureClientSecretId	Email	<empty>	Client secret id for Microsoft Graph Api authenticaion
AzureTenant	AzureTenant	Email	<empty>	Azure Tenant’s id for Microsoft Graph Api authenticaion
Enabled	QueueEnabled	Email	True	Determines if mail send queue is enabled or not
Enabled	KeepAliveEnabled	Email	False	Determines if the keep alive service enabled or not
KeepAliveInterval	KeepAliveInterval	Email	90.00:00:00	Time interval between sending messages (days)
MaxQueueTimeHours	QueueMaximumQueueTimeHours	Email	24	Maximum time in hours messages spend in a queue
MessageSendTime	KeepAliveMessageSendTime	Email	12:00:00	The time of day when the message should be sent
Password	Password	Email	<empty>	Password for Smtp server
RecipientId	KeepAliveRecipientId	Email	<empty>	Id of entry in the database table Recipient
RepeatIntervalMinutes	QueueRepeatTimeIntervalMinutes	Email	10	Repetition period of messaging attempts in minutes
SenderAddress	SenderAddress	Email	<empty>	Sender’s address
SenderName	SenderName	Email	<empty>	Sender’s name
ServerAddress	Address	Email	<empty>	Smtp server’s address
ServerPort	Port	Email	25	Smtp server’s port
ServerRequiresAuthentication	RequiresAuthentication	Email	False	Specifies whether the Smtp Server requires authentication or not
ServerRequiresSecureConnection	RequiresSecureConnection	Email	False	Specifies whether the Smtp Server requires secure connection or not
UserName	UserName	Email	<empty>	User’s name for Smtp server

Old database setting key	New database settings key	Group name	Default value	Description
BaudRate	BaudRate	Sms	0	Baud rate set to communicate with the SMS modem. The default value is 57600.
ComPort	ComPort	Sms	0	COM port set to communicate with the SMS modem.
Enabled	QueueEnabled	Sms	True	Determines if mail send queue is enabled or not
Enabled	KeepAliveEnabled	Sms	False	Determines if the keep alive service enabled or not
IpAddress	IpAddress	Sms	<empty>	SMS modem IP Address
KeepAliveInterval	KeepAliveInterval	Sms	90.00:00:00	Time interval between sending messages (days)
MaxQueueTimeHours	QueueMaximumQueueTimeHours	Sms	24	Maximum time in hours messages spend in a queue
MessageSendTime	KeepAliveMessageSendTime	Sms	12:00:00	The time of day when the message should be sent
ModemType	ModemType	Sms	None	SMS modem Type
Port	Port	Sms	0	SMS modem port
RecipientId	KeepAliveRecipientId	Sms	<empty>	Id of entry in the database table Recipient
RepeatIntervalMinutes	QueueRepeatTimeIntervalMinutes	Sms	10	Repetition period of messaging attempts in minutes
SimCardPin	SimCardPin	Sms	<empty>	Access code of the SIM card (PIN or PUK).

Old database setting key	New database settings key	Group name	Default value	Description
InstallationDate	InstallationDate	Application	First installation date	First installation date
OrganisationId	RbrOrganizationId	Application	<empty>	Uniqe Id (number) of the tenant organisationId (autogenerated, do not change)
RabbitMqClientCertificatePassphrase	RabbitMqClientCertificatePassphrase	Application	<empty>	RabbitMQ Client Certificate passphrase
RabbitMqClientCertificatePath	RabbitMqClientCertificatePath	Application	<empty>	RabbitMQ Client Certificate path
RabbitMQHostname	RabbitMQHostname	Application	localhost	Name of the RabbbitMQ host
RabbitMQIgnoredSslPolicyErrors	RabbitMQIgnoredSslPolicyErrors	Application	None	Set of TLS policy (peer verification) errors that are deemed acceptable
RabbitMQMeasurementConsumerCount	RabbitMQMeasurementConsumerCount	Application	5	Number of consumers to consume measurement values
RabbitMQMeasurementConsumerDispatchConcurrency	RabbitMQMeasurementConsumerDispatchConcurrency	Application	50	Values greater than 1 enable concurrent processing. These higher values will be offloaded to the worker thread pool so it is important to choose the value for the concurrency wisely to avoid thread pool overloading
RabbitMQPassword	RabbitMQPassword	Application	guest	Chosen password for RabbitMQ
RabbitMQPortAMQP	RabbitMQPortAMQP	Application	5672	AMQP port
RabbitMQPortMQTT	RabbitMQPortMQTT	Application	1883	MQTT port
RabbitMQUsername	RabbitMQUsername	Application	guest	Chosen user name for RabbitMQ
RabbitMQUseTLS	RabbitMQUseTLS	Application	False	Specifies whether the usage of TLS is allowed for RabbitMQ or not
RabbitMQVirtualHost	RabbitMQVirtualHost	Application	/	Name of RabbitMQ virtual host
RecipientId	SystemAlertRecipientId	Application	<empty>	Recipient profile id for the System Issues
SystemName	SystemName	Application	<empty>	Specifies the name of the system - user fills it in

Old database setting key	New database settings key	Group name	Default value	Description
AutomaticIoModuleCreation	AutomaticIoModuleCreation	Application	True	Adding Io modules automatically after pairing
AutomaticSensorCreation	AutomaticSensorCreation	Application	False	Adding a sensor automatically after pairing
AutomaticSensorCreationGroupName	AutomaticSensorCreationGroupName	Application	Auto-generated	Group name for the automatically created sensors
AutomaticSensorCreationInputState	AutomaticSensorCreationInputState	Application	Deactivated	State of the automatically created sensor
AutomaticSensorCreationIntervalMinutes	AutomaticSensorCreationIntervalMinutes	Application	10	Interval in minutes for automatically created sensors
BadSnrValue	BadSnrValue	Application	10	Industrial Standard for bad signal to ratio value
CalibrationColor	CalibrationColor	Application	#fadcc5	Background color for calibration period
CalibrationColorOpacity	CalibrationColorOpacity	Application	100	Opacity of background color for calibration period
ChartColors	ChartColors	Application	#0000ff;#008000;#ff0000;#00c0c0;#ff00ff;#c0c000;#000080;#00ff02;#800000;#ff8000	Chart color for sensors
CommentTextRequired	CommentTextRequired	Application	True	The user must enter a comment when acknowledging a deviation
CriticalDeviceErrorCycleCount	CriticalDeviceErrorCycleCount	Application	3	Number of cycles for deviation of critical device errors
DateFormat	DateFormat	Application	dd.MMM.yyyy	Date Format
DeactivatedColor	DeactivatedColor	Application	#e1e1e1	Background color for sensor alarm deactivated
DeactivatedColorOpacity	DeactivatedColorOpacity	Application	100	Opacity of background color for sensor alarm deactivated
DeleteButtonActive	DeleteButtonActive	Application	False	Delete function for sensors and digital inputs is activated
EnableHardDeletionOfSensors	EnableHardDeletionOfSensors	Application	False	Determines if the hard deletion of sensors feautre is enabled or not
ExportPdfFilenameForAllSensors	ExportPdfFilenameForAllSensors	Application	%TimestampUTC%;%ScheduleTaskName%	File name when the automatically generated PDF report contains all selected sensors
ExternalApiVirtualHost	ExternalApiVirtualHost	Application	externalapi	Virtual Host for the ExternalApi created in RabbitMq
ExternalApiEnableV1	ExternalApiEnableV1	Application	False	Enable the ExternalApi to send messages
FirstDayOfWeek	FirstDayOfWeek	Application	Server localization dependent	Sunday is defined as the first day of the week (Sunday or Monday, depending on the country setting of the server
Language	Language	Application	en	The language setting is used for Audit Trail entries, deviation messages, and automatic reports
MaxDataSafetyClearanceMonths	MaxDataSafetyClearanceMonths	Application	24	Maximum number of months for data safety clearance period
MaxSnrValue	MaxSnrValue	Application	100	Maximum signal to noise ratio value
MinSnrValue	MinSnrValue	Application	0	Minimum signal to noise ratio value
MktActivationEnergyKjMol	MktActivationEnergyKjMol	Application	83.14	Activation energy for MKT calculation
MustConfirmAlarms	MustConfirmAlarms	Application	True	Alarm must be acknowledged
MustConfirmWarnings	MustConfirmWarnings	Application	True	Warning must be acknowledged
NumberDecimalSeparator	NumberDecimalSeparator	Application	Server localization dependent	Delimiter character for floating point numbers
NumberOfAcknowledgements	NumberOfAcknowledgements	Application	1	"Four-eyes-principle" number of acknowledgements needed for a deviation
ReloadedColor	ReloadedColor	Application	#dae6dc	Background color for sensor values reloaded
ReloadedColorOpacity	ReloadedColorOpacity	Application	100	Opacity of background color for sensor alarm reloaded
TenantName	TenantName	Application	<empty>	Name which is displayed along with the login name to distinguish an instance
TimestampUTCFormat	TimestampUTCFormat	Application	yyyyMMddHHmmssfff	Time stamp format
Use24HourTimeFormat	Use24HourTimeFormat	Application	True	The 24-hour time format is used (with False, the 12-hour format is used)
UseOnlyBasicCharactersInReports	UseOnlyBasicCharactersInReports	Application	False	Only basic characters are permitted in report file names
ValueDateTimeSeparator	ValueDateTimeSeparator	Application	;	Character between measurement value and date
WeakSnrValue	WeakSnrValue	Application	25	Industrial Standard for bad signal to ratio value

Old database setting key (was removed from database)	Configuration key (was added to appsettings.json)	Default value	Description
AlarmInterfaceRetryCount	DigitalOutputRetryCount	3	Maximum number of communication retries to the Alarm Interface
AlarmInterfaceTimeoutMs	DigitalOutputTimeoutms	2000	Timeout (milliseconds) for communication to Alarm Interface
AutoLogin	AutoLogin	false	Checkbox for Autologin function is not visible
CalibrationProcessRawValueAmount	CalibrationProcessRawValueAmount	1000	Number of raw calibration values to be processed at a time
CalibrationTimeoutInHours	CalibrationTimeoutInHours	18	Maximum calibration time
ConnectionFibonacciDelays	ConnectionFibonacciDelays	[ 0 ]	Delay Numbers for connection (using Fibonacci numbers)
DbTimeoutSeconds	DbTimeoutSeconds	30	Database time-out (in seconds)
DetailedPerformanceTelemetryChunkCount	DetailedPerformanceTelemetryChunkCount	4	Specifies the number of parts (chunks) in which the telemetry statistics are created
DetailedPerformanceTelemetryLengthDays	DetailedPerformanceTelemetryLengthDays	28	Specifies the number of past days for which telemetry statistics will be generated.
DOWatchdogTimeOutInSeconds	DOWatchdogTimeOutInSeconds	60
EcologNetDataArrivalWaitingTimeSeconds	EcologNetDataArrivalWaitingTimeSeconds	90	Specifies how many seconds are waited before considering the measured value missing for EcologNET devices
EcologNetMaximumParallelReloadingProcesses	EcologNetMaximumParallelReloadingProcesses	50	Specifies how many parallel threads can reload EcologNET devices at the same time
EcologNetNoConnectionTimeRangeDays	EcologNetNoConnectionTimeRangeDays	14	Specifies how many days of data to retrieve from EcologNET devices
EcologProBaseMaintenanceUri	EcologProBaseMaintenanceUri	““	URL for ECOLOG-PRO Base Maintenance software (must be specified as absolute path http://<IP address>/Maintenance or as relative path /Maintenance)
EcologProBaseVersion	EcologProBaseVersion	false
EcologProDataArrivalWaitingTimeSeconds	EcologProDataArrivalWaitingTimeSeconds	90	Specifies how many seconds are waited before considering the measured value missing for EcologPro devices
EcologProPushDataArrivalWaitingTimeSeconds	EcologProPushDataArrivalWaitingTimeSeconds	210	Specifies how many seconds are waited before considering the measured value missing for EcologPro Radio devices
ElectronicSignature	ElectronicSignature	true	The user must repeat his password entry for Activate sensors alarm, Deactivate sensor alarm, and Acknowledge deviation
ElectronicSignatureLoginRequired	ElectronicSignatureLoginRequired	false	Login Name must be entered along with the password when confirming deviations
ElproSupportTicketUri	ElproSupportTicketUri	"https://www.elpro.com/support "
ElproUserUri	ElproUserUri	““	URL for elproUSER software (realitve path)
GraphApiAuthorityUrl	GraphApiAuthorityUrl	"https://login.microsoftonline.com/"	Graph Api authority url
GraphApiBaseUrl	GraphApiBaseUrl	"https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/"	Graph Api base url
GraphApiScope	GraphApiScope	"https://graph.microsoft.com/.default"	Graph Api scope string
LaunchApplicationTimeout	LaunchApplicationTimeout	"00:01:00"	Waiting time during program start
LengthOfInspectedAlarmCountsInDays	LengthOfInspectedAlarmCountsInDays	30	Number of days for which the alarms will be grouped in the telemetry report
LengthOfInspectedReloadingTimeRangeInDays	LengthOfInspectedReloadingTimeRangeInDays	14	Number of days for which the telemetry inspects reloaded data
LoggerConnectRetryCount	LoggerConnectRetryCount	3	Maximum number of connection retries to a logger
LoggerConnectTimeoutMs	LoggerConnectTimeoutms	2000	Timeout (milliseconds) for logger connection
LoggerReadRetryCount	LoggerReadRetryCount	3	Maximum number of retries to read out data from a logger memory
LoggerReadTimeoutMs	LoggerReadTimeoutms	2000	Timeout for reading out data from a logger memory
LoggerReconnectDelayMs	LoggerReconnectDelayms	2000	Delay time (milliseconds) until next connection retry to a logger
LongTermProcessTimeoutMinutes	LongTermProcessTimeoutMinutes	20	Timeout for processes that last too long
MaxAnalysisSensors	MaxAnalysisSensors	25	Maximum number of sensors that are displayed in the chart
MaxCalibrationSensors	MaxCalibrationSensors	50	Maximum number of sensors which can be calibrated simultaneously
MeasurementProcessingMvQueryPartitionSize	MeasurementProcessingMvQueryPartitionSize	20000
NoConnectionValueFillerIntervalInDays	NoConnectionValueFillerIntervalInDays	365	Specifies from how many days ago the system should fill in the missing data with No Connection data
NoConnectionValueFillerNumberOfIterations	NoConnectionValueFillerNumberOfIterations	12	Specifies how many iterations should do the system in one cycle while filling in the missing data with No Connection data
NoConnectionValueFillerTimeRangeInHours	NoConnectionValueFillerTimeRangeInHours	1	Specifies how many hours should the system process in one iteration while filling in the missing data with No Connection data
ParticleCounterDataArrivalWaitingTimeSeconds	ParticleCounterDataArrivalWaitingTimeSeconds	120	Specifies how many seconds are waited before considering the measured value missing for Particle Counter devices
PerformaceLogHistoryLengthDays	PerformaceLogHistoryLengthDays	7	Number of days after which data is deleted from the PerformanceLog table.
PollingInterval	PollingIntervalms	15000	Refresh interval for MONITOR / DEVIATION page in milliseconds
ReloadDelayMs	ReloadDelayMs	1000	Delay time (milliseconds) before reload starts
ReloadingOldestMeasureRawValuesInDays	ReloadingOldestMeasureRawValuesInDays	365	Specifies how old data should be considered “too old” and not to be reloaded into the system
ReportTimeoutMinutes	ReportTimeoutMinutes	20	Timeout (minutes) to generate a report
SaveRawValueBatchSize	SaveRawValueBatchSize	5000	Nmber of raw EcologPro Radio values to be processed and persisted at a time from raw value cache
SaveRawValueCronJobIntervalSec	SaveRawValueCronJobIntervalSec	2	Execution interval for the cronjob which processes and persists the EcologPro Radio values from the raw value cache
SessionTimeout	SessionTimeoutMinutes	20	Session timeout (minutes)
UseIpV6	UseIpV6	false	The Internet Protocol Version 4 is used by default. IPV6 is not currently supported
ValuesToBeDeletedPerMinute	ValuesToBeDeletedPerMinute	1000	Number of values to be deleted from the database in one cycle if “hard deletion” of the sensors and digital inputs are allowed

Name	Defaults	Description
AccessTokenExpireTimeSpanInMinutes	5	Timeout (minutes) between Client and Web Server
ActiveDirectoryEnabled	True	Active directory is enabled
ClientSessionTimeoutInMinutes	20	Must be identical to session timeout.
DateFormat	dd.MMM.yyyy	Date Format
EcologProBaseMaintenanceUri		URL for ECOLOG-PRO Base Maintenance software (must be specified as absolute path http:// <IP address>/Maintenance or as relative path / Maintenance)
EcologProBaseVersion	True	Tab ECOLOG-PRO Base.
ElproMonitorUri		URL for elproMONITOR software In order to use http only use the relative path /elproMONITOR. In order to use https the absolute path is needed. -->fully qualified domain name https://<Host name application server>
Language	en	The language setting is used for Audit Trail entries, deviation messages, and automatic reports
RefreshTokenExpireTimeSpanInMinutes	43800
SessionTimeout	20	Session timeout of server
TenantName		Name which is displayed together with the login name to distinguish an instance.
TimeZoneString	UTC;true	Time zone; daylight saving time
Use24HourFormat	True	24-hour time format is used (if false, 12-hour format is used)
UseIPv6	False	Internet Protocol version 4 is used by default, currently IPV6 is not supported.
WcfBaseAddress	net.tcp://localhost	The address specifies where the service listener is located.

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Trademarks

1. System Requirements

1.1. Supplied Program Packets

3. Definition of Target System

3.1. Default Proposal to Create New Users

3.2. Default Proposal to Create New Databases

3.3. Default Proposal to Create Directories

4. Installing the Basic System

4.1 Server

4.1.1. Server Setup

4.1.2. Firewall Configuration

4.1.2.1. Activate Remote Desktop Service

4.1.2.2. Allow Ping

4.1.2.3. Firewall ports and protocol overview

4.1.2.4. Firewall Rules

4.2 IIS Installation

4.2.2. Windows Update

4.3. MS SQL Server

4.3.1. Basic Installation (for example, with MSSQL 2019 Full Version)

4.4. Copy Program and Webclient files

4.5. Installing Redistributables

4.5.1. Installation MSVC 2013 Redistributables

4.5.2. Installation MSVC 2015 Redistributables

Anchor4.6.-RabbitMQ-Installation4.6.-RabbitMQ-Installation4.6. RabbitMQ Installation

4.6.1. Install Erlang/OTP

4.6.2. Install RabbitMQ

4.6.3. Apply the advanced configurations

4.6.4. Settings to set in elproMONITOR’s database (dbo.Settings table)

4.6.5. Create the RabbitMQ users for elproMONITOR and the MQTT Plugin

4.6.6. Nice to know: Configure RabbitMQ manually

4.6.7 Setting up the External Api

Anchor5.-Datenbanken-einrichten5.-Datenbanken-einrichten5. Creating Databases

5.1 Create Application-Specific DB Logins

5.1.2. Procedure to create new Login names

5.2. Setting up elproMONITOR

5.2.1. Create the New elproMONITOR Database

5.2.2. Create New Main User in elproMONITOR Database

5.2.3. Create Database Schema

5.2.4 Remove Duplicate Null Measurements (Gap filler)

5.2.5. Create elproUserDBUser in the elproMONITOR Database and Assign User Rights

5.3. Setting up elproEVENT

5.3.1. Create New elproEVENT Database

5.3.2. Create New Main User in elproEVENT Database

5.3.3. Create Database Schema

5.3.4. Create elproUserDBUser in the elproEVENT Database

5.4. Setting up elproUSER

5.4.1. Setting up elproUSER

5.4.2. Create New Main User in elproUSER Database

5.4.3. Create Database Schema

6. Installation and Configuration

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Anchor6.2.-Einrichtung-der-elproMONITOR-Web-Applikation6.2.-Einrichtung-der-elproMONITOR-Web-Applikation6.2. Setting up the elproMONITOR Web Application

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6.2.2.1. Configure IIS

6.2.2.2. Configure the reverse proxy

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6.3.1. Set up the elproUSER Service

6.3.2. elproUSER Set up API (IIS)

6.3.2.1. Preparation

6.3.2.2. Configure IIS

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6.3.3.1. Preparation

6.3.3.2. Configure IIS

Anchor6.4-Dedizierten-Windows-Benutzer-anlegen-und-konfigurieren6.4-Dedizierten-Windows-Benutzer-anlegen-und-konfigurieren6.4 Creating and Configuring Dedicated Windows User

Anchor6.5-Konfigurationen-mit-dem-elproMONITOR-Management-Tool6.5-Konfigurationen-mit-dem-elproMONITOR-Management-Tool6.5 Configurations Using the elproMONITOR Management Tool

Anchor6.5.1-elproMONITOR-Management-Tool-starten6.5.1-elproMONITOR-Management-Tool-starten6.5.1 Start the elproMONITOR Management Tool

6.5.2. Configure Database Connection Settings for elproMONITOR

6.5.3. Configure Database Connection Settings for elproEVENT

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4.6. RabbitMQ Installation

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5. Creating Databases

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6.1. Setup Windows Event Display for elproEVENT

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6.2. Setting up the elproMONITOR Web Application

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6.2.1. Set up elproMONITOR Service

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6.2.1.1. Run elproMONITOR service on a different port

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6.2.2. Set up Web Client (IIS)

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6.3. Setting up the elproUSER Web Application

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elproUSER Set up Client (IIS)

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6.4 Creating and Configuring Dedicated Windows User

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6.5 Configurations Using the elproMONITOR Management Tool

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6.5.1 Start the elproMONITOR Management Tool

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6.5.4. Configure Database Connection Settings for elproUSER

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6.6. elproEVENT Create Program Links