Download the latest Navusoft Device Interface Application & Google Chrome.
Upgrading the Chrome Browser Extension:
Extractthe extension zip file over top the exiting extension files.
Open browser to chrom://extensions/
Click Delete on Navusoft Device Interface 1.0.0
Click Load Unpacked
Select the newly extracted files
Verify the extension now lists Navusoft Device Interface 1.2.0
Upgrading the Navusoft Device Interface Application
Extract the application zip over top of the existing files.
That's it!
Install Workstation Dependencies
Create two folders on the computer:
One for Navusoft Applications (NavusoftScaleProgram in screenshot)
One for the Navusoft Configuration files (NavusoftConfig in screenshot)
Example:
Permissions
Windows: In the example, I put the application in the root of C:\ but the other folders are fine as long as the scale operator's Windows user can read from the folder. The user doing the initial configuration will need Write access to the folder.
Macs: You can use any user writable folder. Most often used is /Users/{username}navusoft
Download the latest Navusoft Device Interface Application & Google Chrome Extension.
Extract the files to the Navusoft Applications folder.
Enable the Chrome extension (Developer Mode).
Open browser to Chrome://extensions/
Click to toggle Developer Mode to ON.
Select Load unpacked.
Browse to the Navusoft Applications where you extracted the extension and click Select Folder.
Navusoft Device Interface should display in the window.
Register the Scale Interface Application.
Windows - All users
Open Command Prompt using right-click select Run as Administrator.
Change the Navusoft Applications folder where scale-interface.exe is extracted.
i.e. cd C:\NavusoftScaleProgram
Run the install command line: scale-interface.exe install all
Mac Users
Open Terminal (should be available in LaunchPad).
Change to the Navusoft Applications folder where scale-interface application is downloaded.
i.e. cd~/navusoft
Run the install command: ./scale-interface -i
Configuration Scale Workstation
The Configuration Scale Workstation setup serves as the connection between the scale and Navusoft. Once all setup requirements are complete, the Weigh button becomes available on inbound and outbound scale work orders, allowing weight to be captured and recorded on the ticket.
Important
Install Workstation Dependencies must be completed before configuration of the scale workstation can be performed.
From the Inbound / Outbound screen, click on the Configure Scale Workstation button.
Select the Configuration folder you previously created in the InstallingWorkstation Dependencies Setup process.
If prompted to allow Navusoft to edit files (or the option to always allow Navusoft to edit files) click Edit Files.
Click the Add button to Add a scale.
Set a Scale ID
Select the appropriate Port and Port Settings
Click Test.
Use the sample response to adjust the scale configuration settings.
Once the weight appears to be returning properly, click Get Weight to confirm the parsing works okay.
Click Save.
Add more scales, set the default scale (if more than one exists), or close the window when finished.
Edit Work Order will now have an option for Weigh (f10).
When clicking Weigh, if there is only one configured scale it will immediately poll that scale, otherwise it will prompt to select the Scale ID.
Weight In will populate an first weigh.
Weight Out will populate on second weigh.
Configure Direct Print
Open Navusoft in your Chrome browser.
Go to Operations > Inbound / Outbound.
Select Configure Scale Workstation.
Click Select Scale Ticket Printer.
On the popup window, chose either IPP for network printers or Direct for windows drivers.
Note: IPP is recommended for performance, even on windows machines.
Highlight the printer you want to use.
Click Use Selected.
Click Test to confirm your settings (a sample PDF will print).
Manual Printer Configuration
For IPP network printers, we will attempt to discover any local network printers. This will not always work due to network configuration and firewall rules. If your printer does not appear after a few seconds, choose Add Manually.
Specify http or https (most local printers will only support http).
Specify either the DNS name or static IP address
By default, we will use IPP port 631. If you are using an alternative port, you can specify it here.
If the printer requires credentials, specify the username and password.
Note: We currently only support basic authentication.
Click Test to confirm your settings (a sample PDF will print).