Online Guide – Tumonz 12 Standalone Installer

The Tumonz Standalone Installer allows users to install Tumonz on systems where internet access or security prevents the use of the online installer – the guide below will assist you to setup and run the standalone installation. Click on any image to enlarge it.

The standalone installer can be summarized as follows (the guide below provides more detail):

You need to download one program (T12SI.exe) and a few files into one directory (which can be on an external drive) and then run T12SI.exe to install Tumonz (if an existing installation is detected it will be updated). The links to the files you need to download are listed below.
In the future you can return to this page to download any updated files, and then just repeat the same process on PCs with existing installations – the program will detect which files have been updated and only replace them selectively.
This installer is only recommended for advanced users that need to maintain installations on systems where the security profile does not allow the standard Tumonz installation & update mechanism. Also please keep in mind that since Tumonz cannot update itself periodically, the standalone installer directory will need to be updated and applied a few times a year.

If you just need a new Tumonz installation (or update an existing install) you only need to follow the instructions in the first section. The section below that is for more advanced users e.g. for system administrators.

Click on the links below to download the files one directory on your computer (e.g. on a USB drive) – further referred to as the **source directory**:
Standalone Executable v12.30 (Required)
Core Install Data v12.30 (Required)
Property Layer Data v12.87 (Important)
Property Reports Data v12.87 (Important)
Topo 50 Chart Data – North Island v12.00 (Optional)
Topo 50 Chart Data – South Island v12.00 (Optional)
Sea Chart Data v12.00 (Optional)

In your **source directory** double-click T12SI.exe (Tumonz 12 Standalone Installer) – the program will detect if there is already an existing installation on your system, otherwise it will give you the opportunity to select a new installation directory. If you want to change the default install directory please be aware that you need read/write access to the new directory. Press Continue when you are ready to install.

The program will analyze the available data files in the **source directory** as well as any existing files, and display a short summary of the results. In the case of a new installation it will report that ~880 files will be installed (~11Gb), depending on whether you’ve downloaded all the optional data files as well. Press Continue to start the installation.

Once the installation/update is completed you can start Tumonz using the Tumonz 12 icon on the desktop. In the future you can return to this page to check if any of the data files were updated, and simply replace that file in your **source directory** (delete the older version) and run T12SI.exe again to apply the updates. For example, you can just download Property Layer Data v12.xx and Property Reports Data v12.xx when a new version is available (every 3 months), and run T12SI.exe to update the NZ Property Data.

Command Line Parameters

The installer supports the following command line parameters:

“-S|x” – Use this parameter to tell the installer to do a Silent install with only install log file after completion (x=1) or a Silent install without a log file (x=2). Any other value for x will result in the normal user interface prompting the user – this is the default. Any errors encountered during installation will just be reported in the text log file (T11SI.log).
“-T|FullInstallPath” – this parameter directs the installer to use a different install path, and is the only way to change the install path if the Silent install option is specified. If this parameter is not specified the installer will use the default Tumonz installation path. The parameter is ignored when an existing installation is detected.
“-R|FullSourcePath” – the install by defaults looks for update sources in the same directory as the executable (T11SI.exe), unless this parameter is used to specify a different source directory.

Examples:

T12SI.exe “-S|1”
The installer will start and detect available new data in the same directory as the executable, and create a new installation in the default user directory or update an existing installation. No user input is required and the program will create a log file with update details (T11SI.log)
T12SI.exe “-S|2” “-T|C:\Apps\Tumonz”
The installer will silently install to C:\Apps\Tumonz (no log file), unless an existing installation is detected – in this case the existing installation will be updated.
T12SI.exe “-R|G:\Installers\Tumonz”
The installer will start and present the user with the usual options/GUI, but the source files for the update will be retrieved from G:\Installers\Tumonz.