Windows Queuing System 2.1
PAM-STAMP
Sheet Metal Forming
Utilities
2.1
ESI GmbH & ESI Group
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Description
This tool is to help users to manage the launch of PAM-STAMP simulations up to 16 CPUs/Cores with a queue in Windows up to versions 2018.0
Info
Installation
- Be administrator of your machine and switch off the User Account Control.
- Execute the ESI_Queuing-System_2.1_setup.exe attached
- Follow requirements listed in Help button (Readme) according to your platform: .NET Framework is needed: check the document to install the right one.
Use
- Run as administrator (right click on the shortcut for doing it)
- Custom the configuration file if needed, to adapt the paths, and others parameters (To find it: check the installation directory)
- Load a case, select the number of CPU, solver type: SMD or DMP (64Bit only), precision: SP or DP
- Add it in the queue
- Start the queue
- Follow the progress of your calculation
- Add others cases in the queue
Limitation
This tool is aimed to be used up to PAM-STAMP 2018.
Since PAM-STAMP 2019.0, it is needed to use Windows Queuing System 2.2. But there is a workaround which consists to replace pamcsm.exe file by the attached pamcsm.exe file in your PAM-STAMP 2019.0 installation in C:\Program Files (x86)\ESI Group\PAM-STAMP\2019.0\Binary-64Bit\Solver\bin, which will allow to still use Queuing System 2.1 with PAM-STAMP 2019.0. In same time this attached pamcsm file allows also to support Japanese characters.
For more information, read the documentation attached.
Download the file(s)
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ESI_Queuing-System_Version_2.1.pdf (1.18 MB)
LOG IN FIRST ESI_Windows_Queuing_System_V2.1.zip (862.43 KB)
LOG IN FIRST pamcsm.zip (4.06 MB)
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