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    This document provides instructions for configuring a remote computer with Helmsman's Display and NaviPac in a semi-dependent remote method. It outlines mapping a network drive on the remote computer to the NaviPac folder on the navigation computer. The environment variable on the remote computer should then point to the mapped network drive. Starting the Helmsman's Display from the menu instead of directly allows it to connect to the navigation computer using its TCP/IP address and receive position updates.

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    This document provides instructions for configuring a remote computer with Helmsman's Display and NaviPac in a semi-dependent remote method. It outlines mapping a network drive on the remote computer to the NaviPac folder on the navigation computer. The environment variable on the remote computer should then point to the mapped network drive. Starting the Helmsman's Display from the menu instead of directly allows it to connect to the navigation computer using its TCP/IP address and receive position updates.

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    This document provides instructions for configuring a remote computer with Helmsman's Display and NaviPac in a semi-dependent remote method. It outlines mapping a network drive on the remote computer to the NaviPac folder on the navigation computer. The environment variable on the remote computer should then point to the mapped network drive. Starting the Helmsman's Display from the menu instead of directly allows it to connect to the navigation computer using its TCP/IP address and receive position updates.

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    Remote Helmsman’s Display – a QuickGuide.

    A remote computer with Helmsman’s Display and NaviPac can be configured in three different
    ways. The following is a description of the method recommended by EIVA, the so-called ‘Semi-
    dependent Remote’ method. Further details can be found in the document
    ‘A15_Remote_Helmsman_Installation.pdf’, that is available on the ‘EIVA Training and
    Documentation Site’.

    NaviPac
    The installation and configuration of a semi-dependent remote installation is conducted along
    the following guidelines:

    1. Share a main NaviPac folder (C:\EIVA\Navipac) on the navigation (master) computer.


    2. Perform a complete NaviPac installation, preferably latest version, on the remote
    computer (similar to an ordinary installation on the navigation computer). Note that it is
    recommended that the versions are identical on the remote and on the master.
    3. Map a net-drive to point at the drive (folder) on the navigation computer where NaviPac
    is installed, e.g. map N: to point at C:\Eiva\NaviPac on the navigation computer.

    4. Manually edit the global environment variable $EIVAHOME on the remote computer to
    point at $EIVAHOME on the navigation computer, but through the mapped net-drive,
    e.g. N:\NaviPac (or just N: as is the case in the example).

    5. Start the Helmsman’s Display from the Start menu, using the EIVA NaviPac menu item
    ‘Helmsman’s Display’ (not ‘Remote Helmsman’ if listed).
    6. After start-up of the Remote Helmsman’s Display, enter the TCP/IP address of the
    navigation computer in the manual connection dialogue (first time, select the menu-item
    ‘File – New’). When successfully connected, the signal on the signal-bar is green and
    the remote Helmsman’s Display is receiving position updates etc. from the NaviPac
    kernel.

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