Software
Requirements
1.1
Operating
Environment
1.1
Operating
Environment
Operating
systems
STEP 7 V5.4
including SP3 is a 32-bit application that is released for the following operating
systems:
Operating System
|
Service Pack
|
MS Windows 2000
Professional
|
SP4
|
MS Windows XP
Professional
|
SP2
|
·
MS Windows Server 2003 SP2
Standard Edition with or without R2 as workstation
computer (exception: SIMATIC M7, see also, instructions in Section 6.18)
computer (exception: SIMATIC M7, see also, instructions in Section 6.18)
·
MS Windows Vista 32 Bit Ultimate and Business
You can find
information about the operating systems on the Internet at Microsoft.
STEP 7 V5.4
including SP3 will not run in:
·
MS Windows 3.1
·
MS Windows for Workgroups 3.11
·
MS Windows XP Home
·
MS Windows Vista Home Basic and
Premium
The operating
systems MS Windows 95, MS Windows 98SE, MS Windows Millennium and MS Windows NT
4.0 are no longer supported since STEP 7 V5.3.
Important
additional information:
An operating
system update from MS Windows XP to MS Windows Vista is not allowed or possible
for existing STEP 7 installation.
Internet
Explorer
All operating
systems must be using MS Internet Explorer 6.0 (or higher).
User
rights
Regarding user
rights as of STEP 7 V5.4 including SP3, please observe the following:
To be able to
work with STEP 7, you must have logged on at least as the user (not as a
guest).
You need
administrator rights to be able to install the STEP 7 software and HSPs, set up
user groups and change the settings using "Set PG/PC Interface"
function.
When using
optional packages please observe the rights required by the respective optional
packages.
If projects
are saved on NTFS drives, the users must be granted full access here.
This also applies to the folders with the HSP updates (default: C:/HWUPDATES).
Access within the standard project directory S7PROJ is automatically granted to
all users.
|
Note:
The
executability under user rights is only enabled for STEP 7 itself. Operation
under user rights for optional packages is not guaranteed. Administrator or
primary user rights may be required here.
After
installing / uninstalling new hardware, the computer must be run at least
once under administrator rights.
|
File
systems
STEP 7
achieves a slightly lower performance when operating on a MS Windows NT file
system (NTFS) as opposed to a FAT file system.
Hibernation
mode
Shifting to
hibernation mode is generally allowed by STEP 7. However, hibernation must not
be triggered if online connections are open or projects are being accessed by
STEP 7 applications via a network.
In such case,
online connections could be unintentionally terminated, and open projects on
networks may experience data loss.
For these
reasons, the energy options for the operating system in the Windows Control
Panel should be set so that hibernation is not automatically triggered (by
timer). Hibernation should not be triggered manually by the user in the cases
mentioned above.
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