FAQs about LDorado

LDorado

Question:
What is LDorado the abbreviation for?

COMSA:
LDorado is the abbreviation for eLectrical Design On Relational And Distributed Objects.

LDorado Client

Question:
What are the system requisites for LDorado?

COMSA:

Processor Intel®CoreTM2 Duo with 2,66 GHz or higher
Windows XP Professional® or Vista®
min 1 GB RAM ( we recommend 3 GB)
min 50 MB free Harddisk
min 1024x768 Pixel with 16 bit Color
Mouse with Scrollwheel
Plug-Ins/further Programs: SP2 if Windows XP®; Databaseserver, Microsoft SQL Server SP2, Microsoft SQL Server SP2 Express, Oracle 10g (10.2.0.3) or Oragle 10g Express Edition

LDorado Client Module

Question:
Runs LDorado Design also under 64-bit-Windows or VISTA?

COMSA:
Yes!

LDorado Server

Question:
If you want to use LDorado-Client, are you obliged to install LDorado-Server, too?

COMSA:
No, you aren't! You may use any data provider that supplies the client with all necessary data described in AP212. There has to be a connection to be established via SQL but this all to do. The COMSA solution is LDorado-Server - we guess this is a very powerful one - but if the system environment at the customer site looks different we will also interface this server.

LDorado Client

Question:
Which is the substantial difference between LDorado Layout and LDorado Design/Formboard?

COMSA:
LDorado Layout derives from a 3D-wiring harness a 2D-layout and permits to edit the 2D-layout. LDorado Design/Formboard is a complete wiring harness development tool and permits the derivative of the appropriate formboard. A detailed featurelist to download: Featurelist.pdf

LDorado Server

Question:
We already have an AP212 compliant server. May we use this server instead of LDorado-Server?

COMSA:
Yes, you can. The only request is the SQL-interface to the AP212-database. If this is available your server may be used.

LDorado-Server

Question:
Is it the HLI-Interface of the Step-Consortium which generates the AP212-Data?

COMSA:
Yes, the Version 1.5