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There are two installation discs for the CS3000; is it okay not to use the second disc?
Sure! It’s just an electronic manual; you can simply skip it during installation.
If the hard drive has sufficient space, and it is an engineer station or a computer used for projects, it is highly recommended to install it. Because the second disc is an electronic guide; it covers topics such as hardware (selection, installation, maintenance), software (installation and configuration), and peripherals. Imagine how great it would be to have plenty of documentation at hand when dealing with system issues on-site
Yokogawa’s online help search function is very poor; it doesn’t matter whether it’s installed or not. The electronic manual from HONYWELL is still better.
It’s not necessary to install it, but it will be inconvenient to look up help in the future
It can be installed, but it’s not necessary.
It is recommended not to install it; it’s useless, and no one needs to consult these materials on-site anymore
There’s no need to install it; it’s just an electronic help document in pure English. Those with a good command of English can install it and use it to look up solutions when faced with problems. Employees at Yokogawa also refer to this when they encounter issues and lack experience
It’s not necessary to install it; it’s just an electronic manual. But it’s still useful to install it if you plan to use it yourself, although it’s entirely in English
It’s mainly help documentation; it’s not necessary to install it. My previous approach: install it during configuration for easy querying, and do not install it when reinstalling the system on-site.