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HASP related documents in the ..\ASSIDRV directory

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Esl_Red.txt : Quick guide to Network hardware lock (dongle) installation
HaspDInst.exe : HASP device driver installation utility for the hardware lo
ck (Command Line Interface)
HaspDinst-Help.bat : A batch file to show all the available switches. (double cl
ick on the file to run it)
HaspDinst-I.bat : A batch file to install HASLP HL drivers.
HaspDinst-Info.bat : A batch file to show the version of the HASP HL drivers ins
talled.
HaspDinst-R.bat : A batch file to remove the HASP HL device drivers.
HaspHLDriverSetup.exe : HASP device driver installation utility for the hardware
lock (Windows Interface)
HL_Test.exe : COADE ESL hardware lock diagnostic routine
LMSetup.exe : NetHASP License Manager installation utility for Windows 20
00/XP/2003/Vista
Nhsrvw32.hlp : NetHASP License Manager help file
Nethasp.pdf : NetHASP Setup guide
Nethasp.ini : NetHASP configuration file
Nhsrv.ini : NetHASP License Manager configuration file
HaspServ.nlm : NetHASP License Manager program for Novell servers
ESL_Image.exe : COADE hardware lock memory image transfer program
Pulse.exe : A program to read the lock's (ESL's) data or generate/enter
the update security codes.

HaspDiag Directory
aksdiag.exe : HASP diagnostic routine
aksdiag.hlp : HASP diagnostic routine help file
ndiag32.exe : Command line HASP diagnostic routine
diagnostix.exe : HASP DiagnosticsX program
Monitor Directory
MonSetup.exe : NetHASP Monitor install program
MonitorProgramNumber.txt : File showing codes for the various COADE programs.

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How to identify a COADE HASP hardware lock
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The HASP hardware lock is used by many software vendors.
HASP shipped by COADE will have a transparent sticker with gold
lettering on one side.
The bottom left of this sticker will have the HASP "batch code" of
"MQCQX". Any other set of characters means the ESL is not from COADE.
COADE ESLs can come in two colors:
- A green plastic shell indicates the ESL is for local use on a single
workstation only.
- A red plastic shell indicates the ESL is for network licensing, and
can contain a number of licenses.
DO NOT CONFUSE THE COLOR OF THE USB LIGHT (normally "red") WITH THE
COLOR OF THE USB SHELL (BODY), WHICH CAN BE EITHER RED OR GREEN.