What compiles all of the configuration data and uploads it to a global viewer host device?

The Build Manager is essential in compiling all of the configuration data needed for a project and uploading it to a global viewer host device. This tool is designed to aggregate various configuration elements, such as control systems, device settings, and user preferences, which ensures that everything required for a cohesive system operation is gathered in one place before deployment.

The Build Manager simplifies the process of setting up complex systems by providing a streamlined interface to prepare all the necessary configurations efficiently. This is particularly crucial for larger installations where multiple components need to work seamlessly together. By uploading the compiled data to the global viewer host device, it ensures that all connected devices can be properly managed and controlled from a single point of access.

The other options, while they serve important functions, do not focus specifically on the compilation and uploading of configuration data in the same way the Build Manager does. For instance, the Configuration Manager typically deals with managing settings and configurations of existing parameters rather than compiling them for upload, while the Setup Wizard assists users in the initial setup process, guiding them through parameters but not compiling data into a singular format for upload. Meanwhile, the Device Driver Manager focuses on managing the drivers required for specific devices, which is a different aspect of the control system setup.