User manual AMX RMS CODECRAFTER

[. . . ] instruction manual RMS CodeCrafter So ftw are AMX Limited Warranty and Disclaimer AMX Corporation warrants its products to be free of defects in material and workmanship under normal use for three (3) years from the date of purchase from AMX Corporation, with the following exceptions: · · · Electroluminescent and LCD Control Panels are warranted for three (3) years, except for the display and touch overlay components that are warranted for a period of one (1) year. Disk drive mechanisms, pan/tilt heads, power supplies, and MX Series products are warranted for a period of one (1) year. AMX Lighting products are guaranteed to switch on and off any load that is properly connected to our lighting products, as long as the AMX Lighting products are under warranty. AMX Corporation does guarantee the control of dimmable loads that are properly connected to our lighting products. [. . . ] - Either type or click the Browse button for the location of the file to be integrated into the project. The file can be either a NetLinx code (. AXS) or NetLinx Studio workspace (. APW) file. The incorporation of either file into a RMS CodeCrafter project is optional. Next - Progresses RMS CodeCrafter to the next page. RMS CodeCrafter 41 RMS CodeCrafter AssetManager Project Pages Code File Selection Page You will see the Code File Selection page if you selected a NetLinx Studio workspace file (. APW) in the Project Start page. A list of all available NetLinx code files within the . APW file is displayed. Next - Progresses the RMS CodeCrafter wizard to the Room Information/Options page. Room Information/Options Page RMS CodeCrafter supports the ability to add scheduling and i!-ConnectLinx options to a project file. FIG. 32 Room Information/Options Page i!-ConnectLinx Options: Monitor source usage?- Placing a check in this box determines if the RMSSourceUsageMod is defined in the generated code file. Placing a check in this box determines if a call to 42 RMS CodeCrafter RMS CodeCrafter AssetManager Project Pages RMSSetMultiSource(TRUE) is included in the DEFINE_EVENT section of the generated code. (This field is required) Location - A text field, you provide the name of the location for the room. (This field is required) Owner - A text field, you provide the name of the person that owns the room. (This field is required) AssetManager Options: Include Help Desk Code - If selected, RMS CodeCrafter will define RMSHelpUIMod in the generated code. This option is only available if you selected AssetManager on the Project Start Page. Previous - Regresses the RMS CodeCrafter wizard to the Code File Selection page. Next - Progresses the RMS CodeCrafter wizard to the RMS Server Address page. RMS CodeCrafter 43 RMS CodeCrafter AssetManager Project Pages RMS Server Address Page The RMS Server Address page allows you the opportunity to specify the IP address of the R. M. S. This is optional and if left unchanged, the default specified in the Preferences window is used. FIG. Server Address - A text field where you can type the IP address of the R. M. S. Previous - Regresses the RMS CodeCrafter wizard to the Room Information/Options page. Next - Progresses the RMS CodeCrafter wizard to the RMS Virtual and Socket Device Definitions page. 44 RMS CodeCrafter RMS CodeCrafter AssetManager Project Pages RMS Virtual and Socket Device Definitions Page RMS Virtual and Socket Device Definitions page allows you to determine options related to i!ConnectLinx and Scheduling on the Scheduling And i!-ConnectLinx Options page. FIG. 34 RMS Devices Page vdvRMSEngine - A text field you can edit and specify to meet your needs. The device, port and socket location of the virtual device, RMS Engine. dvRMSSocket - A text field you can edit and specify to meet your needs. [. . . ] i!-ConnectLinx allows a programmer to define and program actions that can be utilized by other user interfaces or processes outside the NetLinx Control System. For instance, i!-ConnectLinx can be programmed to expose source select functions and i!-ConnectLinx compatible technologies, such as i!-PCLink/PresentationControlTM, can use this information to allow the source selects to be executed from a Microsoft PowerPoint® presentation. i!-ConnectLinx also provides a mechanism to request actions to be executed on the NetLinx Control System. Once a process outside the NetLinx Control System has obtained the action list, the process can then make a request to i!-ConnectLinx to execute that action. [. . . ]