Installation > Software-Setup

After successfully installing the .NET Framework 4.8 or newer, you can now install the software package.

The current EisBaer SCADA program package is available free of charge as a Microsoft installer package (.msi) on our homepage www.busbaer.de. Please register there as a user. After successful login, you can download the current installation package in the download area.

The installation begins with a double click on the EisBaer SCADA.msi file.

Note: Make sure that you have administration rights on the local PC and are logged in as administrator. During the installation, the firewall of the operating system must be activated. The communication ports are entered there. If this is not possible, the installation will abort.

On the PC that is used to create the interfaces, you should carry out a "standard" installation. This will install all available programme parts. This is important because it allows you to test the projects in live operation with server and client.

If you only want to install the editor, server or client on a PC, please select the installation type "User-defined" and only install the required programme parts.
A separate button is available for the installation of a pure client computer.

The installation of the client can also be triggered with the start parameter /qn of the EisBaer SCADA setup. This makes it possible to install the client via software distributions.

Remove the spaces in the MSI name and replace them with an _ underscore.

EisBaer 4.0:

The command line for this is: msiexec.exe /i EisBaer_4.0en.msi /qn

For a silent uninstall: msiexec.exe /x EisBaer_4.0en.msi /qn

If you want to have the client as autostart after the installation, you can run the setup in a console with the following command line:

msiexec /i "EisBaer 4.0.msi" SET_CLIENT_AUTO_START=1

The client is then entered in the registry for the Autostart (without a link in the Autostart group).

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run

The ports used are listed in the System requirements chapter.