User manual AMX CAFE DUET V1.8

[. . . ] instruction manual Café DuetTM Integrated Development Environment for NetLinx Duet (version 1. 8) User's Guide Software Software License and Warranty Agreement LICENSE GRANT. AMX grants to Licensee the non-exclusive right to use the AMX Software in the manner described in this License. This license does not grant Licensee the right to create derivative works of the AMX Software. The AMX Software consists of generally available programming and development software, product documentation, sample applications, tools and utilities, and miscellaneous technical information. [. . . ] · An example is: 3000 Research Drive Richardson, TX 75082 or www. amx. com. Device-Class: Device-Interface: Device-Channels: Device-Levels: UI-Template Device-GUID: Duet-Firmware-Version: Module-ClassPath: Module-ContactAddress: Café Duet v1. 8 - User's Guide 25 Overview of the Duet Plug-in Duet Manifest Editor (Cont. ) Module-Description: Module-DocURL: Module-UpdateLocation: · This is a short description of this module. · If the module is ever updated at some later date, this is the location that should be used (if present) to retrieve the updated JAR files. · A specification of native code contained within this module's JAR file. · This section specifies any additional Device-specific/User-defined manifest items. · Add a manifest items by pressing the Add button or remove additional manifest items by placing a checkmark next to the entry and using the Remove button. · Manifest items are entered within the two fields in the following format: - The first field is the Header/Key (the header/key must be unique). · This section specifies the package names (with optional version specifications) that must be imported. · Add a package by pressing the Add button or remove packages by placing a checkmark next to the entry and using the Remove button. · Packages added by the Café Duet Module wizard should not be removed. · Fill the version fields with the specification version in the following format:'major. minor. micro' (include the periods between the numbers). · An example is: com. amx. duet. da or com. amx. duet. devicesdk; with the specification version of 1. 0. 0. · This section specifies the package names (with optional version specifications) that can be exported. · Add a package by pressing the Add button or remove packages by placing a checkmark next to the entry and using the Remove button. · Fill the version fields with the specification version in the following format:'major. minor. micro' (include the periods between the numbers). · If the package is repacked later, it must then be updated within the editor. · Refer to the Regenerating the Project files section on page 36 for those procedures necessary to regenerate the project files after a change to the firmware version information. · An example is: com. amx. switcher. dr1_0_0; with the specification version of 1. 0. 0. Module-NativeCode: Module-Copyright: Module-Vendor: Device-Specific/UserDefined Manifest Items: Import Packages: Export Packages: 26 Café Duet v1. 8 - User's Guide Overview of the Duet Plug-in Duet Manifest Editor (Cont. ) File Dependencies: · This section specifies the files (to be imported) that contain the packages and services the module requires. · Remove a JAR or ZIP file by placing a checkmark next to the entry and using the Remove button. · Pressing the Add button displays a File Selection dialog that allows you to navigate to the file location. · File dependencies added by the Café Duet Module Wizard should not be removed. · Add a service by pressing the Add button or remove services by placing a checkmark next to the entry and using the Remove button. · Pressing the Add button displays the Selection needed dialog. [. . . ] Call the methods you have programmed in your JAVA module by consulting the SNAPI router documentation. The SNAPI router is the translation between the NetLinx interpreter and the Java Virtual Machine. 5. For example: switchInputToOutput(sl, input, output) is activated by: SEND_COMMAND vdvDuetVirtualDevice, "'CL<sl>I<input>O<output>'" For detailed information about the SNAPI, refer to the SNAPI Language Reference help file in the NetLinx Studio v2. 4 application. Step 2 - The Compile Process - NetLinx Studio preparation 1. Import the JAR file for use within NetLinx Studio v2. 4 (Using NetLinx Studio to Transfer JAR Files section on page 37). 2. Verify the Café Duet module is either: In the working directory. [. . . ]