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Getting started

1. Install EnerViz (Windows). Sign in to your EnerViz account, open Downloads, and run the Windows installer. To activate a paid license, open My Licenses, assign the seat's named user if asked, and select Download signed .lic. Then open the file in a text editor, copy its contents, and in EnerViz go to Settings → License Management, paste them, and select Import Signed License. EnerViz is an offline-first desktop application — modeling and calculation run entirely offline. Your subscription license needs a brief online check when you first activate it, then EnerViz silently looks for a fresh confirmation in the background about once a week — and can run offline for up to 60 days between successful checks. Subscription licenses are available today; perpetual and offline licenses are coming soon.
2. Create your first project. Open EnerViz and start a new project, then save it as a native .enerviz file. Auto-save helps protect your work as you go.
3. Build your first model. Select Add to Project on a component in the built-in library to place it on the canvas. Select a node and use the arrow keys to move it. Click one node's output handle, then another node's input handle to connect them.
4. Run the calculation. With the diagram in place, run the calculation. EnerViz's KCL/KVL engine applies Kirchhoff's current and voltage laws to compute hierarchical load summation and efficiency losses across the model.
5. Export the results. Export an XLSX engineering workbook, or export CSV calculation-results and energy-analysis files, for review or a design package. Calculation results export from Analysis Results → Export CSV/JSON…, and energy analysis exports from Mission Dashboard → Export CSV. The separate File → Export → Export as CSV (coming soon) menu item is not available yet. The exported numbers come from the same model as the diagram, so they stay traceable to the underlying components.

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