ANSI/HI Pump Standards 2005 Release14 ANSI/HI Pump Standards Version 2.0 How to Find Information in...

ANSI/HI Pump Standards

Version 2.0

CD-ROM Installation and

Instruction Guide

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CD-ROM Installation and Instruction Guide

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Pre-Installation Instructions

The electronic version of ANSI/HI Pump Standards requires the use of Adobe® Reader® version 5.0 or higher. To use all available functionality when viewing the Standards, Adobe Reader 7.0 or higher is recommended. You can download this free software by visiting www.adobe.com, clicking on the “Get Adobe Reader” link, and following the installation instructions.

After you have finished installing Adobe Reader, follow the instructions in this guide to install and authorize your copy of the ANSI/HI Pump Standards. It is strongly recommended that you close all other applications before proceeding with the installation.

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How to Install the ANSI/HI Pump Standards Version 2.0

The files on this CD-ROM have been encrypted to prevent unauthorized use. Decryption of the files takes place during the authorization of the Standards on your hard drive. For more information about our use of encryption, please read “Why are the HI Standards Encrypted?”, on page 20.

To decrypt the files, you will need your 10-character alphanumeric Order ID, printed on the sticker affixed to the CD-ROM jacket.

You may use the same Order ID if you want to install the Standards for your own use on a second portable device, such as a laptop computer. It is not our intent that you use the Order ID a second time to provide a copy of the Standards to another user. Your license agreement specifically denotes you as the sole authorized user of this product.

1. Please note: Installation and authorization of the standards is specific to a single machine and login. If there are multiple users of the workstation on which the standards are installed, be sure to login to the designated userid/password when installing and accessing the standards. If you do not have administrative privileges on your computer, Step A. and Step B., described below, may be completed by your administrator but Step C., which does not require administrative privileges, must be completed while logged in as the user who will access the standards.

2. If your computer is not connected to the Internet, please connect now before beginning the installation.

The installation software requires Internet access to complete the installation and decryption of the ANSI/HI Pump Standards Version 2.0.

3. Place the CD-ROM in your CD drive. Installation will begin automatically in a few seconds.

If installation does not begin automatically, use Windows



Explorer to navigate to the root directory of the CD-ROM and double-click the file named AUTORUN.EXE.

4. The installation software displays the Welcome screen which outlines the 3-step installation process.

You must successfully complete all 3 steps – A, B, and C – before you will be able to view the Standards on your computer.

5. Click on the link to Step A. to install the FileOpen plug-in which will enable you to authorize and view the decrypted Standards once the installation is complete. Please note that you must complete this step even if you have installed an earlier release of the ANSI/HI Pump Standards. This is the most recent version of the plug-in and is required by the Version 2.0 release.



The pop-up shown below will indicate that the plug-in has been installed successfully. Click OK to close the pop-up window. If you do not receive this successful completion message refer to the Troubleshooting section on page 21.

6. Returning to the Welcome screen, click on the link to Step B. to initiate the Setup Wizard which will install the encrypted ANSI/HI Pump Standards on your computer.

Verify that you have closed all other applications and click Next to proceed.



7. Read the End User License Agreement and select the radio button to indicate your acceptance.

Note that you must accept the terms of the License Agreement in order to continue with the installation. Click Next to continue.

8. The Setup Wizard displays the location on your hard drive where the ANSI/HI Pump Standards Version 2.0 will be installed.



You must have sufficient free disk space on your system in order to successfully install the Standards. Click the Next button to accept the default location (recommended), or type a different location in the text box and click Next.

9. If you have an earlier version of the Standards and choose to accept the default location for installation, you may be prompted with the following dialog box:

Click Yes to continue with the installation.



hortcut to the ANSI/HI Pump Standards Version 2.0 will be placed.

10. The Setup Wizard displays the folder location in your Start Menu where the s

Click the Next button to accept this location (recommended), or

esktop shortcut, as shown below, to the ANSI/HI Pump Standards.

type a different location in the text box and click Next.

11. The Setup Wizard gives you the option of creating a d



Click the checkbox and click Next to accept the shortcut or leave the selection box unchecked then click Next to continue.

12. Setup provides a screen, similar to the one shown below, which summarizes your installation selections.

Click Install to begin the installation or Back to make changes.



13. Setup will proceed with the actual installation and will display the following successful completion screen when done.

Click Finish to exit the Setup Wizard and return to the Welcome screen.

14. Click on the link to Step C. to authorize and decrypt your copy of the ANSI/HI Pump Standards. You will need to provide the 10-character alphanumeric Order ID exactly as it is printed on the sticker affixed to the CD jacket. The authorization window also requests your e-mail address. You must be logged in with the login and password of the user who will access the standards and must be connected to the Internet in order to successfully complete this step. The installation software will launch your copy of Adobe Reader and display the authorization window.



Enter the Order ID and your e-mail address and click Authorize.

15. If you have provided a valid Order ID and the authorization and decryption process is successful, the system will open the authorization PDF shown below. If you receive an error message, refer to the Troubleshooting section on page 21 for instructions.



16. You have successfully completed the installation, authorization and decryption of the ANSI/HI Pump Standards Version 2.0. You may wish to print the authorization pdf before closing.

17. You can access the Standards either by clicking on the desktop icon (if you elected to create one during Setup) or by clicking the Start button on the Taskbar, then selecting Programs, Hydraulic Institute and HI Standards. Note that if you have multiple versions of Adobe Reader or Acrobat installed, you may right-click either the desktop icon or the HI Standards link on the Start menu and click Open With to select the Adobe product and version you wish to use.

18. Adobe Reader opens and displays the ANSI/HI Pump Standards Main Menu.



How to Use the HI Menu

• To view a particular Standard, click its title or number.

• Three different lists of the Standards have been supplied. The first list sorts the Standards by type of pump; the second list sorts the Standards alphabetically by their titles; the last list is sorted by the ANSI/HI Standard number. All three lists are hyperlinked.

Use of the HI Standards Your copy of the HI Standards will allow you to print a hard copy of a single Standard or selected pages from a single Standard for your own use. You may not print to an Adobe PDF printer or save a copy of a Standards document with a different file name.

You may use the Note Tool to annotate your copy of the Standards. If you have made use of this feature, Adobe will prompt you to save your changes before closing.

Responding Yes to the above dialog box will save all Comments. Note that this is the only way to save your comments. The Save and Save As features on the File menu are disabled.


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How to Find Information in the HI Standards Although there are more than 1,500 pages in the ANSI/HI Pump Standards, Version 2.0, you can quickly navigate to any page or topic by using the convenient Adobe® Reader® 7.0.5 Bookmarks or Search features. Bookmarks are the fastest and easiest method of navigating the ANSI/HI Pump Standards.

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Navigation Guidelines

Navigating with Bookmarks To view a topic represented by a bookmark, single-click that bookmark. You will be taken to that topic. Note also that some bookmarks have nested bookmarks under them. To expand the bookmark and view the nested bookmarks, click the (+) sign. To hide the nested bookmarks, click the (–) sign. Index bookmark: If a bookmark is named Index, clicking on it will display the Index for the associated HI Standard. Once you’re viewing the Index, you can use it to easily navigate to the indexed terms within the Standard by simply clicking on a term you’d like to go to. Contents bookmark: Click on a Contents bookmark to display the Table of Contents page of the HI Standard. Like the Indexes, each item in the Table of Contents is hyperlinked. Click on an item in the Table of Contents to go to the page in the document that contains that topic.

Navigating with Search The Search feature can locate a word or phrase within the current document, multiple PDF files, or across the entire ANSI/HI Pump Standards collection.

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To perform a search: 1. Click the Search button (shown above) on the toolbar to display

the Search window (shown below). The Search window will open on the right-hand side of the Adobe Reader window.

2. Input the word or phrase you’d like to search for in the upper input area labeled “What word or phrase would you like to search for?”

3. Then select ‘where’ you’d like to search by selecting one of the radio buttons:

• ‘In the current PDF document’ limits the search to the current PDF file.

• ‘All PDF Documents in’ allows you to search through all the PDF files in a directory or drive that you choose from the popup list. Note that doing so may take a while!

• ‘In the Index named HI_2005.pdx’ lets you very quickly search through all the PDFs in the ANSI/HI Pump Standards, Version 2.0. This is the fastest way to search across all these documents because a database of all the searchable text has already been created.

4. Choose options to limit or expand the search (whole words only, case-sensitive, include bookmarks, include comments).

5. Click the Search button located inside the Search window to begin the search.

6. Results will be listed by document (title of the standard) in the results window. Click the (+) sign to expand and view a particular



document’s list of ‘hits.’ Then, click a particular hit to go to that page. The hits will be highlighted in the document after you click on one of them in the results window. Click on another hit to go to that one.

7. To start a new search, click the New Search button located above the results window.

8. Important: there are two ways to close the Search window: Hide and Done.

• The Hide button is located at the top of the Search window. Clicking this “hides” the Search window, meaning that if you then click the Search button, the Search window will reopen and display the results of the last search. Therefore, you will not have to re-input the last search to get those results again.

• The Done link is located at the bottom of the Search window. Clicking this closes the Search window and removes the search results from the Search window. Therefore, if you reopen the Search window, you’ll have to re-run the search to get the results.

Note that the these are the basic search options. To turn on the advanced search options, click the Use Advanced Search Options link in the bottom of the Search window. For information on using the advanced search options, please see the Adobe Reader help file.

Navigating within Documents

The Adobe Reader Toolbar:


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When the document is enlarged (e.g., you’ve zoomed in), select the

Hand tool by singleclicking the Hand tool button . You can then click and drag the page around the screen. This is very handy when you’ve zoomed in a lot and need to look at a different area of the page. Click the Zoom In tool button and click anywhere in the document to enlarge it. After you have clicked the Zoom In tool button, holding down the CTRL key changes it to the Zoom Out tool (the tool will display a minus sign instead of a plus sign). Click with the Zoom Out tool to reduce the size of the document on the screen. You can also hold down the left mouse button and drag the Zoom In tool to magnify a specific area of the document. The Dynamic Zoom tool allows you to either zoom in or zoom out. Simply select the Dynamic Zoom tool, then click and drag up (towards the top of the screen) to zoom in, or, click and drag down to zoom out. Click the Fit Page button to display the entire page within the window.

Click the Fit Width button to resize the page’s width to fit the width of the window. This is very useful for reading text. However, part of the page may be out of view. The Status bar (located at the bottom of the Adobe Reader window and shown below) has buttons that let you page through a document.

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You can input a page number in the Current Page box and press Enter or Return to go to that page. Click the First Page button to jump to the document’s first page. Click the Previous Page button to move to the document’s previous page. Click the Next Page button to move to the document’s next page. Click the Last Page button to jump to the document’s last page. Click the Previous View button and Next View button to retrace your path through the document. Unlike the Previous Page and Next Page buttons, Previous View and Next View follow the path you took through the document, not the order of its pages. When using PDFs, a view is defined as a certain page in a certain document at a certain magnification. Therefore, changing the zoom of a PDF page means you’ve gone to a different view. Likewise, paging through a PDF constitutes changing the view.

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Uninstalling the HI Standards When the ANSI/HI Pump Standards Version 2.0, were installed on your computer an Uninstall program was included. If you wish to remove the Standards from your computer, simply click on the Start button on the Task Bar and select Programs, Hydraulic Institute, and Uninstall HI Standards. The Standards and associated programs, menu items, and icons will be removed. Adobe Acrobat or Reader will not be removed.

Why are the HI Standards Encrypted?

The Hydraulic Institute has encrypted the ANSI/HI Pump Standards Version 2.0 in PDF format to prevent their unauthorized use and/or distribution. HI develops Standards in the public interest, and relies on revenue from the sale of Standards to support the on-going Standards development process. Encryption is not done because of a lack of trust in HI Standards users. Encryption is a necessary precaution in the age of instant communications and willingness to freely share electronic files.

As The End User License Agreement explains, HI gives each purchaser an Order ID which enables him/her to install the standards for his/her sole use on both a desktop and a second optional portable device such as a laptop computer. Please keep this code in a secure place.

For more information about encryption and licensing of the ANSI/HI Pump Standards, contact the HI staff at (973) 267-9700 x18 or [email protected].

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Troubleshooting

Installation Errors - Step A.

If you have one or more versions of Adobe Reader 4.x or below installed on your computer, you may receive one of the following messages when you attempt to install the FileOpen plug-in.

Problem: Your need to update to a more recent version of Adobe Reader Solution: Click No. Return to the Welcome screen and use the link provided to visit www.adobe.com and download Adobe Reader.

Problem: You have at least one version of Adobe Reader which is version 4.x or older Solution: As long as your view the Standards using version 5.0 or higher, you may click Yes to continue.

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Troubleshooting

Installation Errors - Step C.

Problem: You have entered an invalid Order ID.

Solution: Click OK to remove the message window. Close out of Adobe Reader, click the Step C. link on the Welcome screen and carefully re-enter the Order ID exactly as it is provided on the CD jacket sticker, all alphabetic characters in upper-case. Note that the digit zero is shown as 0 to distinguish it from the upper-case letter O.

Problem: The Order ID you entered has already been used to authorize the Standards on two computers. Installation on a third computer is a violation of your License Agreement.

Solution: Visit the e-Store at www.pumps.org to order a valid copy of the ANSI/HI Pump Standards on CD.

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Problem: You are attempting to authorize a copy of the ANSI/HI Pump Standards Version 2.0 which has already been authorized.

Solution: You have attempted to authorize the Standards, either now or on a previous attempt to authorize, by clicking on the desktop icon for the Standards rather than using the CD to authorize. Contact [email protected] or call HI Technical Support at (973) 267-9700 x17 between 8:00 am and 5:00 pm eastern time to have your authorization reset.

Usage Errors/Warnings

Problem: You are opening the Standards with a version of Adobe Reader which is earlier than version 7.0.



Solution: Version 7.0 or higher is recommended but as long as your version of Adobe Reader is 5.0 or higher you may ignore this warning. Check the box provided to avoid this warning in the future.

Problem: You have attempted to print a Standard to an Adobe PDF printer. This is not permitted by your End User License Agreement.

Solution: Select a different printer if you wish to produce a hard copy of the Standard.

Problem: You have recently upgraded to a new version of Adobe Reader or Acrobat and some of the Standards functionality is missing (ex. Print icon is not available).

Solution: Download an updated copy of the FileOpen plug-in from FileOpen Systems, Inc. at www.fileopen.com/getplugin.html.

NOTE: If you receive an error/warning message during installation of use of the Standards which is not described here please contact Hydraulic Institute Technical Support at (973) 267-9700 x17 or [email protected].

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