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NOTE
Information from a device, such as event information and register names, are not localized or translated.
ION Enterprise 6.0 and later can be localized. For information on available
localized versions of ION Enterprise, contact your Schneider Electric sales
representative.
NOTE
Regional settings such as date and number format are read from the operating system. Ensure these
settings are configured as required for your system. Refer to your Windows system documentation for
additional information.
NOTE
For additional information about ION Enterprise, refer to the ION Enterprise 6.0 Commissioning Guide.
NOTE
You may need to restart your computer to have all the changes take effect.
The above settings are determined by a setting in the ION_Network database
located on the Primary or Database Server; they are not determined by the
operating system.
The regional settings for components of ION Enterprise other than WebReach and
Web Reporter are determined by the regional settings for the operating system; see
the Microsoft Windows Help for information on changing these settings.
1. Start a command prompt (i.e., START + R then type “cmd”, without the
quotation marks).
2. Change the directory to location of the ../ION Enterprise/system/bin/ folder.
3. Type the following and then press ENTER:
I18NConfigurator.exe -culture=”lang id”
where lang id is the appropriate Microsoft Windows culture name (i.e., fr‐FR for
French (France) and fr‐CA for French (Canada)). You must include both the
language and region setting in the culture name (for example, you must use en‐
IN if you want settings for English in India, as opposed to en‐AU for settings for
English in Australia). For a list of culture names, visit www.microsoft.com and
search for “National Language Support API Reference”.
4. Restart your computer or open Windows Services and restart the following
services:
World Wide Web Publishing Service
ION XML Subscription Service
ION XML Subscription Store Service
1. Start a command prompt (i.e., START + R then type “cmd”, without the
quotation marks).
2. Change the directory to location of the ../ION Enterprise/system/bin/ folder.
3. Type the following and then press ENTER:
I18NConfigurator.exe -currencysymbol=”symbol”
where symbol is the symbol you want to use to designate currency (i.e., $, €, Y).
4. Restart your computer or open Windows Services and restart the following
services:
World Wide Web Publishing Service
ION XML Subscription Service
ION XML Subscription Store Service
For any language other than English, the translation file can be used to provide the
non‐English equivalent of text messages and menu items in Designer and Vista.
The translation file does not affect the user or node diagrams or any ION labels that
are defined for ION nodes (e.g., register labels in IEDs, diagram object labels in
Vista).
If the translation file is missing or unchanged, all messages appear in English.
NOTE
This method of translation may not be supported in future releases of ION Enterprise.
For all operating environments, ION Enterprise requires a system font that is MS
Sans Serif by default. If MS Sans Serif is not available in your Windows system, set
the PML_FONT_NAME environment variable to identify a different system font
that is supported by your system. The character set can be changed by adding the
corresponding code preceded by a comma. On a Japanese Windows system, for
example, you could set the environment variable as follows to define the ION
Enterprise system font as mincho, which is a Japanese system font:
PML_FONT_NAME= , 128
NOTE
The code “128” used in this example applies to the Japanese character set; other non-ASCII Windows
systems may require a different code. Refer to the Windows system documentation for details.
1. Translate the contents of INTERNAT.TXT into the languages you require, and
save each with different file names (see “Translating Vista and Designer Menu
Items and Messages” on page 5).
2. Edit the properties for the Vista and Designer icon. To do this, right‐click the icon
you use to open the program (for example, the icon in the ION Enterprise Tools
folder) and select Properties.
3. Add the “‐I” (uppercase letter I) command line argument to the application you
want translated. If the translation filename is INTERNAT.TXT, you do not need
to specify its name.
If a file with a different name is used, add the filename directly after the ‐I. For
example, if the translation file is FRENCH.TXT, enter IFRENCH.TXT. (The
translation file must be located in \INTERNAT.)
4. Click OK. You can now start the application as usual.