In this tab, you will have to input the number of computers in your network, that is the number of computers you want to monitor the internet usage timer. All the computers must be connected with a hub, in order for the server to communicate with the client part. So you can't include those computers which are not connected within the network.
The currency you use. In Nepal, it is "Rs.". So you do not need to make any changes if it is already there.
Third option is "Open at start up". It is recommended that you choose this option in the server as well as in the client, so that you do not have to double click to start the program every time you turn your computer on.
The fourth option is the "Client control" option. You can control 4 buttons of client from the server.
Controlling the "Start" and "Stop" buttons means that the user in the client computer cannot start or stop the online time by himself respectively. So you will have to start or stop the online time usage from the server itself. You should enable or disable these buttons depending upon your needs. Disabling "Start" button will prevent the customers from stopping and restarting the timer, so that they can bargain that they have gone online a very less time, though they have used more. If you have not disabled "Start" button, and such thing happens, you should refer to the "Log Viewer" to view earlier online usage and solve the problem.
"Work offline" is a feature that allows the user in the client computer to do offline work in the computer, but prevents him/her from going online, and any pages attempted to be downloaded will be disabled. But one can view offline pages and do other work. Clicking this button will not start the timer. So if you do not allow offline and you charge the customers from the point they work in the client computer, whether they go online or not, then you should disable this feature. And for most of the cases, it is recommended that you disable it.
The "Disable Configuration button" will disable the "Configuration button in the client computer. This will prevent the client computer's configuration to be changed by anybody. So it is recommended that you disable it. The client's configuration is discussed in detail in the Client software's "Help", and some part of it will be discussed to you by the program vendor.
If you do not have a minimum charge, your rate is Rs. 1 per minute, and no other change in rate for whatever time internet is accessed, then you will have to put "1" in minimum charge box, "1" in "for minutes" box, "1" in Per minute charge box, and "60" in Per hour charge box.
If you do not have a minimum charge, your rate is Rs. 1 per minute, Rs. 25 for 30 minutes and Rs. 50 for an hour, then you will have to put "1" in minimum charge box, "1" in "for minutes" box, "1" in Per minute charge box, "25" in "for 30 minutes" charge box, and "50" in Per hour charge box. (This is the configuration you can see in the above picture.)
If your minimum charge is 5 rupees which allows 5 minutes of internet access, then Rs. 1 per minute, Rs. 23 for 30 minutes, and Rs. 45 for an hour, then you will have to put "5" in minimum charge box, "5" in "for minutes" box, "1" in Per minute charge box,"23" in for 30 minutes charge box, and "45" in Per hour charge box.
If your minimum charge is Rs. 10 for 10 minutes, there is no per minute charge, then Rs. 20 for another 10 minutes (ie 11 to 20 minutes), Rs. 30 for 30 minutes, Rs. 40 for 40 minutes, Rs. 50 for 50 minutes Rs. 60 for 1 hour then, you will have to put "10" in minimum charge box, "10" in "for minutes" box, then "20" in for 20 minutes box, then "30" in for 30 minutes box, then "40" in for 40 minutes box, then "50" in for 50 minutes box, then "60" in Per hour box. If you have similar configuration but Rs. 50 for an hour, then you can leave the "for 50 minutes" box empty, and put "50" in the per hour box instead.
If your minimum charge is Rs. 20 for 30 minutes and Rs. 35 and hour, then you have to put "20" in minimum charge box, "30" in "for minutes" box, then again "20" in for 30 minutes box and "35" in Per hour box.