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22 •• Server Configuration In Depth Installation & Reference Guide — DOC. 5823

To duplicate an existing definition, select it and click the Duplicate button. The new

definition differs from the original in that it is given a unique name which is derived

from the name of the original, incremented by one. (If the original did not end in a

number, the name of the duplicate is the name of the original with a “1” suffixed to

it.)

New signal blocks can be added by selecting a signal block type from the New signal

block type list box and clicking the Add… button. Existing signal blocks can be

modified by highlighting the signal block in the Defined signal blocks list and

clicking the Modify… button.

The Configuration Options window, Signal Blocks tab, showing all the signal blocks defined in the demo

configuration. As shown, all three signal blocks are active (checked); and the custom scroller signal

block for demo1, ADDRBOOK, is selected.

Signal Blocks, once defined, can be active or inactive. A check in the box next to the

signal block name indicates that the signal block is activated. If a signal block

definition is not checked, it is ignored when the server protocol is started, neither

accepting nor responding to incoming signals in its range. Inactive signal blocks are

not considered for signal space conflicts with other signal blocks when the server

protocol is started.

NOTE: Signal Blocks may be defined before or after the COM Settings to which they need to refer

are defined. If the signal block is defined first, you will not be able to specify the COM Settings yet.

This is permitted. However, such signal blocks cannot be activated until they reference defined

COM Settings.

The server can have any number of signal blocks defined and active simultaneously.

Selecting a signal block from the list in the Signal Blocks tab and clicking the

Modify… button — or defining a new signal block with the Add… button — opens a

signal block definition window.

Such a window shows a particular signal block definition. The definition includes:

• Interface definition. The options across the top of the Signal Block Definition

window are common to all types of signal blocks and include the signal block’s

name, system connection, and signal offset. (The term interface refers to the

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