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• Behavior options. These have specific effects on signal block behavior when the
server protocol is running.
The highest numbered signal in the signal block’s input or output signal lists is
shown in the box in the upper-right corner. This is based on the signal offset entered
in the adjacent box and the current signal block definition. This value is updated
synchronously as the user interacts with the window. This box turns red when the
highest analog or serial signal number on either the input or the output lists exceed
1023; or should the highest digital signal number exceed 4095.
Interface Definition
All signal blocks require the following basic information. Fields for these data are
shown across the top of all Signal Block Definition windows.
Name
A unique signal block name is required here. This name is used in the server’s user
interface to identify the signal block. It is also sent along with error messages to the
control system to identify the source of the error. We recommend choosing a name
that reflects either the location of the control system (such as BOOTH3) or its
function (such as PHONEBOOK).
COM Settings
The COM Settings list box contains the names of all the COM Settings definitions
from the COM Settings tab. Point the signal block to a particular COM Settings
definition by selecting it from the list.
Each signal block must be associated with a control system. Control systems are
defined separately under the COM Settings tab. You may define the signal blocks
first if you like, then define the systems, and come back and make the associations
later. Note, however, that signal blocks cannot be activated without first associating a
system, through its COM Settings connection, with the signal block.
Channel
For systems with multiple Virtual COM Port channels defined, select a channel here.
Signal Offset
When a signal block shares a signal space (a channel) with another signal block, they
both cannot begin numbering their signals at 0. In such a case, supply values space
the signal blocks’ signals properly — such that they do not overlap with each other.
If any signal blocks’ signal spaces overlap, attempting to start the server protocol
results in an error.
Auto-enable
If this box is checked, the signal block is automatically enabled when the server
protocol is started.
e-Mailer Signal Block Options
Selecting DEMO3 and clicking the Modify… button opens the e-Mailer Signal
Block Definition window.
- CRESTRON 1
- Contents 2
- Crestron e-control Mail 4
- Introduction 8
- Internet 10
- Leading Specifications 11
- Requirements 11
- Installation 12
- Licensing 12
- Obtaining a License 13
- Basic Server Setup 14
- Communications Setup 15
- Control System Side, RS-232 16
- Control System Side, TCP/IP 17
- Test Communications 19
- Additional Server Side Setup 19
- Server Configuration In Depth 20
- Password Access 21
- Options for Sending e-mail 23
- COM Settings Definition 24
- The COM Settings window 25
- Signal Block Definition 26
- The Signal Blocks tab 27
- Interface Definition 29
- Allow Multiple Recipients 32
- Echo Lookups 32
- Log SMTP sessions 32
- Optional Signal 33
- Send e-Mail 33
- Control Messages 34
- Check mail automatically 36
- Server Windows and Menus 37
- The Signal Analyzer Window 39
- Signal lists 40
- The value frames 40
- The e-Mail Database Tables 42
- The Queries table 43
- Tables for sending e-mail 43
- Tables for receiving e-mail 44
- Composing e-Mail 46
- Recipient Lookup 47
- Message Lookup 47
- Text Substitution Directives 48
- Identification 50
- Message types 50
- Demo 1: The Shortcut Signals 52
- Demo 1 SIMPL Windows Program 53
- Demo 2 Block Diagram 54
- Demo 3: Interactive Scrollers 55
- Demo 4: Receiving e-Mail 56
- Demo 4 SIMPL Windows Program 57
- Demo 4 VT Pro-e Program 57
- PageFlip signal 58
- Server Protocol 59
- Signal Block Enable / Disable 59
- Signal Block Error Reporting 59
- Space Considerations 61
- Multiple channels 64
- Multiple Connections 64
- The COM Settings Signal Block 64
- Appendix C: Signal Reference 65
- Sender’s e-mail Address 66
- Error Reporting 67
- Signal Summary 67
- CheckMail 68
- ClearNames 70
- EchoBody 73
- EchoDate 74
- EchoFrom 75
- EchoRcpt 76
- EchoRcptAddr 77
- EchoRcptName 78
- EchoSubj 79
- ErrNumber 82
- ErrString 83
- ErrTrigger 84
- KeepAsNew 85
- LookupMsg 86
- LookupParm 87
- LookupRcpt 88
- NewCount 89
- OldCount 91
- PageFlip 92
- SetFromName 96
- SetRcptAddr 98
- SetRcptName 99
- Shortcut 101
- ViewOldMail 106
- Serial Transmissions 107
- Signal Definitions 107
- Comparison 108
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