Which License do I need?

[EdgyUsername]

If I have an application that I have created using my development dongle, which licenses me to develop anything at all, and I deploy it to my runtime environment, I get maybe 30 days of developmental time, after which it cripples to 15 minutes. I need to license my runtime of course.

But how can I specifically tell which license I need to purchase? At the moment, I know (because I've had to learn) that I need to license the Recipe Group Manager and the correct number of tags, but where can I find the licensing full requirement in the runtime enviroment? Is there a button I can use to display unlicensed zenon segments?

[ritschel93]

What i know is if you don't have a licensed product it askes you if you want to start the demo Modus.
If you have a license but use a module that this license not contail you just cant use that module.
For further Information you can take a look at the zenon implemented help

best regards

[tblankers]

Please contact your local sales department and provide them with following Information:

-all modules you want to use.
-the expected amount of variables

They will make you an offer and provide you with a licence that fit your needs.

best regards

[EdgyUsername]

So the answer is "no, Zenon will not tell you which modules you need to license, you have to guess."

[EdgyUsername]

What i know is if you don't have a licensed product it askes you if you want to start the demo Modus.
If you have a license but use a module that this license not contail you just cant use that module.
For further Information you can take a look at the zenon implemented help

best regards

As I recently discovered, if one is using RGM in a runtime environment and one has licensed the runtime machine without RGM, when one clicks on the recipe button, nothing happens. No warning, no message, nothing.

Had I not licensed it and was operating in the grace period, it might behave differently at start up, maybe.

[tblankers]

Yes that is correct, currently it is not possible to directly see which modules are not licenced in zenon.

This issue has been forwarded to our sales department.

Best regards