Name conventions and requirements

In the installation procedure below, it is assumed that the name of the interface executable is <interface name>.exe and that the startup command file is called <interface name>.bat (where you replace <interfacename> with the name of your actual interface).

Configure the interface manually

It is customary for the user to rename the executable and the startup command file when multiple copies of the interface are run. For example, <interfacename>1.exe and <interfacename1>1.bat would typically be used for instance 1, <interfacename>2.exe and <interfacename>2.BAT for instance 2, and so on (where you replace <interfacename> with the name of your actual interface). When an interface is run as a service, the executable and the command file must have the same root name because the service looks for its command-line parameters in a file that has the same root name.