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# Getting Started

To facilitate your introduction to JUNE5, follow this document to become familiar with the setup and operation of the JUNE5 product.

Afterwards, you will gain an insight into the analysis of the measurement parameters.

## Setup operating mode and access data

1. Start the "JUNE5 Configurator" and select the Operating Mode tab.
2. Select "Configure Operating Mode" and set the operating mode to Single-Tenant Operating Mode.
3. Complete the subsequent dialog with the administrator's user data and confirm it. Choose a username and a strong password.

{% hint style="info" %}
A later change of the password can only be done via the JUNE5 Configurator.
{% endhint %}

## Setup data sources

1. Open the JUNE5 web interface in a web browser. Use the IP address of your server and the port configured in JUNE5:

For example:

<http://localhost:20000/>

<http://myservername:20000/>

{% hint style="info" %}
On the JUNE5 server, you can click the link "Open JUNE5 Web" in the JUNE5 Configurator under Dashboard. The web interface will open in your default browser
{% endhint %}

1. Log in to the JUNE5 web interface with your user data.
2. After successful login, open the menu on the right side (Red button on the right in the image) and select the menu item "Data Sources".
3. When using acron as a data source, this endpoint is pre-configured, click "Test Connection" to check if a connection can be established. If it fails, please check whether operational data can be displayed for a facility in the acron Reporter.
4. Now click on "Configure Data Sources" and then on "Endpoint Selection" to see an acron facility.
5. Use an acron facility e.g. Identification = DEMOSTD\_AC8 and adjust the identification to DEMOSTD.
6. Activate the facility and save the changes. A query will now appear: "Attention: A new data source has been activated...", confirm this message with "OK". The data model from the acron facility "DEMOSTD" will now be read in.
7. Select "Browse Data Sources" and in the data source selection select the facility "DEMOSTD". Your acron process parameters should now be visible.

## Setup user management

1. Open the main menu (Red button on the right in the image) and select the menu item "User Management".
2. Create a user:

Username = Alice

Password = Alice

1. Log out as Admin and log in as Alice again to verify that the user data is correct.

## Setup object model

1. Log in as Admin.
2. Open the main menu (Red button on the right in the image) and select the menu item "Object Model".
3. Select the user "Alice" in the upper left.
4. Select "Read/Write" for "Permission" and enable "Inherit" to release all objects for Alice.
5. Save and log out.

## Data analysis

1. Log in as Alice.

#### Action 1:

1. Drag the first measurement parameter from the object list (left) to the chart (right).
2. The first measurement values should be displayed.

#### Action 2:

1. Change the time range from currently minus one month. (Clock icon)
2. The measurement parameter will be displayed with a duration of 1 month.

#### Action 3:

1. Go back one month in the past (Clock icon with arrow)
2. The measurement parameter will be displayed with a duration of 1 month.


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