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Crestron e-control Database Manager SW-DBM
20 •• Server Configuration In Depth Installation & Reference Guide — DOC. 5823
… and if TCP/IP communications were selected, it would look like this (fictitious IP address shown):
Definition name
Each COM Settings definition requires a unique name. A field for this data can be
found at the top left of the COM Settings window. We recommend choosing a name
that reflects either the location of the control system (such as SUITE3) or its function
(such as PHONEBOOK).
This name is used in the server’s user interface to identify the system data structure.
It is also sent along with error messages to the actual control system to identify the
source of an error resulting from processing one of the system-level signals defined
herein.
Control system generation
Here you specify the type of control system. The server uses this information to take
into account minor differences in the way the older generation of Crestron control
systems functioned in terms of timing and data capacity.
Communications mode
In this frame you choose RS-232 or TCP/IP connections. The details are described in
the Server Side configuration sections for RS-232 (page 13) and TCP/IP (page 14).
System-level signal definitions
In this window you can also define optional system-level signals by checking the
appropriate boxes. Doing so defines a special signal block which communicates with
its own Intersystem Communications symbol in your SIMPL Windows program.
In this case, you should also fill in the Signals field, as follows:
Signals
This is the offset of the Intersystem Communications symbol in your SIMPL
Windows program. The connection’s signal block must not overlap any other signal
block (channel 1 of) these COM settings or else the server protocol will not be able
to be started.
Refer to the “Signal Reference” section, which begins on page 58, for more
information on each of the signals listed in the window.
Signal Block Definition
Data structures called a “signal blocks” are created on the server, each
communicating with its own Intersystem Communications symbol on a control
system. Each active signal block must reference a “COM Settings” data structure
which defines a connection to a control system. See “COM Settings Definition,”
above.
- CRESTRON 1
- Contents 2
- Crestron 3
- Introduction 6
- VT-3500 VT-3500 VT-3500 7
- Leading Specifications 8
- Requirements 8
- Installation 9
- Licensing 9
- Obtaining a License 10
- Basic Server Setup 11
- Communications Setup 12
- Control System Side, RS-232 13
- Control System Side, TCP/IP 14
- Test Communications 15
- Server Configuration In Depth 16
- Password Access 17
- COM Settings Definition 18
- The COM Settings window 19
- Signal Block Definition 20
- The Signal Blocks tab 21
- Interface Definition 23
- SW-EMAIL, for 24
- Custom Scroller Options 25
- Server Windows and Menus 27
- The Signal Analyzer Window 29
- Signal lists 30
- The value frames 30
- The Database File 32
- The Queries Table 35
- Country = "USA" 36
- Successive Queries 38
- Displaying a Successive Query 39
- Operating on Database Tables 40
- Adding a Record 41
- Updating a Record 41
- Deleting a Record 41
- Demo 1 SIMPL Windows Program 42
- Demo 1 VT Pro-e Program 42
- Demo 2 Successive Query 43
- Demo 2 SIMPL Windows Program 44
- Demo 3: AutoPick 45
- Demo 3 SIMPL Windows Program 46
- Demo 3 VT Pro-e Program 46
- Server Protocol 48
- Signal Block Enable / Disable 48
- Signal Block Error Reporting 48
- Space Considerations 50
- Multiple channels 53
- Multiple Connections 53
- The COM Settings Signal Block 53
- Appendix C: Signal Reference 54
- Error Reporting 55
- Signal Summary 55
- Signal Reference 58
- Blank scroller signal 59
- BlankAll system signal 60
- ClearRec scroller signal 61
- CloseRec scroller signal 62
- Cols scroller signal 63
- DataFilter scroller signal 65
- scroller signal 66
- DeleteRec scroller signal 67
- Enable scroller signal 69
- First scroller signal 74
- and GoLevel 75
- are valid but GoLevel 75
- or higher 75
- GoLevelEcho 76
- Last scroller signal 77
- - or - List 78
- NewRec scroller signal 79
- Next scroller signal 80
- PongSvr, PongSys 82
- Prev scroller signal 83
- Refresh scroller signal 85
- Requery scroller signal 86
- Requery All system signal 87
- Rows scroller signal 88
- ScrollBar scroller signal 89
- UpdateRec scroller signal 90
- UpLevel scroller signal 91
- WriteField 92
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