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Installing Caneco BT On A Single Machine - Principles

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Caneco BT 5.4 software is installed on individual user computers for single-machine use and requires a physical USB dongle or soft key for authorization. The installation process involves running the single-machine version of Caneco BT, the ALPIlmclient dongle manager utility, and installing the dongle and license files. Single-machine dongles are identified by a number preceded by an "M" while network dongles use an "R." Compatible dongles include Rockey and Smartkey USB keys, with Rockey dongles not requiring additional drivers.

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Caneco BT 5.4 software is installed on individual user computers for single-machine use and requires a physical USB dongle or soft key for authorization. The installation process involves running the single-machine version of Caneco BT, the ALPIlmclient dongle manager utility, and installing the dongle and license files. Single-machine dongles are identified by a number preceded by an "M" while network dongles use an "R." Compatible dongles include Rockey and Smartkey USB keys, with Rockey dongles not requiring additional drivers.

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Caneco BT 5.4 software is installed on individual user computers for single-machine use and requires a physical USB dongle or soft key for authorization. The installation process involves running the single-machine version of Caneco BT, the ALPIlmclient dongle manager utility, and installing the dongle and license files. Single-machine dongles are identified by a number preceded by an "M" while network dongles use an "R." Compatible dongles include Rockey and Smartkey USB keys, with Rockey dongles not requiring additional drivers.

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Caneco BT 5.4 software is installed on individual user computers for single-machine use and requires a physical USB dongle or soft key for authorization. The installation process involves running the single-machine version of Caneco BT, the ALPIlmclient dongle manager utility, and installing the dongle and license files. Single-machine dongles are identified by a number preceded by an "M" while network dongles use an "R." Compatible dongles include Rockey and Smartkey USB keys, with Rockey dongles not requiring additional drivers.

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Installing Caneco BT 5.

4 on a single machine - Principles ALPI 10/2011

Installing Caneco BT 5.4 on a single machine


Principles
Document date: 5/10/2011
Platform: Windows NT(SP6) / 2000 / XP / Vista / Windows 7

Operating principle
In single-machine operation, the software is installed on each user computer (single-machine
installation). When the user runs the software, it looks for the USB dongle on the computer so it can
run.
The installation steps are:
 On each
o Install the single-machine version of Caneco BT (Setup_CanecoBT.exe)
o Install the single-machine key manager (ALPIlmclient utility)
o Install the dongle and licence files.

Dongle
Caneco BT is protected by a physical key (dongle) or a software key (‘soft’ key).
- In the case of the physical key, this is a ‘USB’ type.
It can be installed on any machine based on Windows 2000, XP, or Vista. The key may be ‘single-
machine’ (i.e. local to the computer) or a ‘network’ key.
Smartkey/Eutron USB key
This key is no longer being issued, but can still be used, including for v5.4.
Rockey USB dongle
As from Caneco BT v5.3.3, Rockey USB dongles replace Eutron (Smartkey) USB dongles.
Using Rockey USB dongles, there is no longer any need to install a dongle driver.
Eutron (Smartkey) dongles can still be used with v5.3 and v5.4.

- In the case of a ‘soft’ key, this is solely a ‘network’ key and will be installed only on a computer acting
as a key server.
For single-machine operation, confirm that you have got a single-machine dongle. Although it is not
physically recognizable, its number is preceded by the letter M (e.g. BTM8888 or SBTR1111), which
distinguishes it from a network dongle, where the number is preceded by the letter R (e.g. BTR1111).
Smartkey single-machine USB key: BTM 1234 (Caneco BT single-machine Smartkey no. 1234)
Rockey single-machine USB key: BTM-RK1234 (Caneco BT single-machine Rockey no. 1234)

ALPIlmclient dongle manager


The ALPIlmclient licence/dongle manager is installed and runs automatically during the installation of
Caneco BT. (SetupALPIlmclient-[xxx].exe)
After installation, it can be run independently of the software in order to manage the dongle and
licence. (From the menu: Start/Programs/Alpi/Alpi licence manager/ALPIlmclient)
For more details of how the ALPIlmclient dongle/licence manager operates, please see the document
ALPIlmclient-eng.chm.
The Rockey USB dongle does not require a key driver.
The Smartkey USB dongle requires a key driver to be installed. The key driver can be installed via
ALPIlmclient.

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