Introduction

Note: As of March 27th 2023 this documentation is out of date and is no longer being maintained. Up-to-date documentation is now included in the PFTrack and PFClean software installers

Welcome to the online documentation for PFClean. This documentation describes the operation of PFClean 22.02.16 and later.

This guide is split into separate sections for easy access. Each section is listed in the menu on the left.

Installation and setup

PFClean is available as a stand-alone installer for Windows 10, macOS 10.13+ and Linux (Centos 7). On Linux, PFClean requires the OpenSSL 1.1 libraries to communicate with The Pixel Farm's servers.

Using PFClean requires an Entitlement Token. Please check the Licensing section for further information on how to setup your entitlements to use with PFClean.

Context sensitive help

In addition to browsing for topics in this guide using the menu on the left, context-sensitive help is also available directly in PFClean by clicking the . This will open a web browser and load the appropriate page of the online documentation.

Log file

PFClean maintains a log file with useful information which can be examined in-app by clicking the Log Button in the toolbar. This file is also stored on disk, and can be found in your documents folder at:

/Users/USERNAME/Documents/The Pixel Farm/PFClean/

Support and training

In-App User Support is available to commercial customers with software under support to assist with any operational issues with PFClean.

Further support and training resources are also available at https://www.thepixelfarm.co.uk/support and https://www.thepixelfarm.co.uk/learn.

For licensing and administration support, please use the Admin Support tools available in the PFBucket Desktop App.