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Running the script in silent mode successfully depends on careful placement of the double-quotes ". The following is an example of an error message you will see if you use a batch file against a network copy of ADS and you have not run the required setup. Using a text editor, create a batch file on the client system s. The name of this file is not as important as giving it the. The file can be located anywhere on the client system.

You can create a Windows shortcut to the batch file for added convenience. The following is an example of a Windows. Check with your system administrator for details. This arrangement is useful for doing silent installations see Silent Installations. The following steps explain how to set up the file server and run the installation on client PCs. Agilent EEsof recommends that you use the Windows Explorer to create folders and copy files in this procedure.

The contents of the ADS installation DVD or downloaded and unzipped installation image must be copied into the dvd folder shown in this example. Use the following instructions to maintain and run more than one version of ADS such as version A and Use extreme care when editing the system registry.

The computer may not function properly if the registry contains an error. You should backup the registry as a precaution. For more information, see the Registry Editor's online Help.

To install off-cycle products, you must have a valid ADS installation with standard registry entries. Choose the ADS version by running the appropriate script.

As a last step, you need to make sure that the Start in variable is set correctly on the desktop shortcut:. A normal non-silent installation receives the necessary input from the person installing the software in the form of responses to prompts in dialog boxes. However, a silent installation does not display prompts for inputs. InstallAnywhere supports a silent mode that has no end-user interaction, and runs either using the defaults provided for a complete install or using a response file that contains the values for various InstallAnywhere variables, which control the installation.

To run a silent installation on a client PC, run the setup. When a silent installation is running you won't see any confirmation that the installer is running. A response file contains information that a person running a normal installation would usually enter as responses to dialog boxes.

During installation, when setup. When you perform a custom installation, the specific selections you make are recorded in this file, which can later be used as a template to perform the exact same kind of custom installation on other systems.

By default, all of the variables defined in your installation are recorded. A response file is always generated after the successful completion of an installation. InstallAnywhere creates this file when the installation exits, storing the values of the applicable properties in the file. If you run the tool on a fresh machine with Suse 11 or Redhat 6 installed, you may encounter the critical error "EMPro exited unexpectedly during execution. Workaround: Upgrade to the latest vendor-specific drivers and OpenGL libraries for the graphics card.

Alternative workaround: Launch the tool and force it to use the X11 driver. You can do that by executing following commands in a shell:. The example implementation of the sitecluster command for LSF clusters may lead to failing simulations if the path or number of threads is too large. Workaround : See the workaround details in the sitecluster documentation. Please contact technical support if you encounter such an issue when attempting to use this model.

If you run PEPro on a new machine with Suse 11 or Redhat 6 installed, you may encounter the critical error "EMPro exited unexpectedly during execution. Workaround: upgrade to the latest vendor specific drivers and opengl libraries for the graphics card. Alternative workaround : Run the following commands:. You can ignore any license related error messages. You may observe additional License Usage when Client Machine reconnects to network after intermittent disruption.

The inactive license may stay checked out for this period of time. WibuKey 6. Workaround: Use the older WibuKey 6. Licensing may not support a license file path that is too long. This will likely occur when you have too many license files. Workaround: Remove some license files, move the license files to a shorter directory path or to combine license files into a single file. License Setup wizard may not be able to start license server with many license files. This is due to the fact that License Setup wizard is not able to start lmgrd with a long command line and may get stuck in a loop.

Dongle drivers for Flex dongles on Linux are release specific. Installing the latest dongle drivers on Linux will function properly only for the most recent EEsof releases. Workaround : Install and use dongle drivers as needed. If you need to run the most recent EEsof releases, use the latest Flex dongle driver.

If you need to use older releases, uninstall the latest dongle driver and re-install the older dongle driver. Using the default port to connect to a license server may cause a delay when checking out licenses.

If no port is given in the license file, Flexera scans ports to to find the port. Starting from FlexNet Publisher aka version To avoid the delay, KSM now issues licenses with port instead of leaving this blank. All license files for a vendor daemon on a server must use the same port or all be blank. However, if the network latency is an issue in your environment, you may need to fine-tune this setting to minimize the general performance degradation while still accommodating the network latency.

Run the lmtools. The lmtools utility window is displayed. The Product Selector tool will be unable to display the license server status properly when connected to older license server. Workaround : Upgrade your license server to the latest version. Licensing setup steps on systems with McAfee LiveSafe installed can fail. Under Internet Connections for Programs , enable lmgrd. However, help does not open, when you press F1 for a VTB component.

Workaround: Perform the following steps: Open a command window. This is useful since you may be able to use the same substrate for different shapes of microstrip circuits, but you will not have to re-compute these preliminary functions. A pop-up window appear asking for the minimum frequency and maximum frequency of substrate computations. Enter a minimum frequency of 0. A status window displaying details of the computation will appear as shown in Figure A Mesh Setup Controls window will appear as shown in Figure The important parameter is the mesh frequency which is the highest frequency you want to analyze the circuit for.

In our case, 10 GHz will be good. A Preview Mesh window will pop up as shown in Figure A status window as shown in Figure 17 will appear. A Simulation Control window will appear as shown in Figure We now have to specify the S-parameter sweep parameters. Enter a Start of 0. Enter a Sample Points Limit of After the frequency sweep plan has been entered. Click the Simulate button to perform a simulation on the layout.

A status window as shown in Figure 21 will appear and display the simulation progress. This file will automatically be saved to the Data subdirectory of your project as a dataset file. The automatically generated plot for S21 is shown in Figure The responses of the Lumped, Distributed and Momentum simulations can be compared on the same plot as shown in Figure 23 and Figure Figure Lumped Circuit Design Figure 1.

Schematic of Lumped Circuit 2.