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to the control system. All the symbols’ rx$ and tx$ streams are tied to the same
serial driver symbol. The set of signals intended for a particular Intersystem
Communications symbol are distinguished from the other sets by their offset and/or
their channel number.
Normally, the signals in an Intersystem Communication symbol’s input list and its
output list are internally enumerated starting at the top of each list with zero (0). The
next signal down the input list and the next down the output list are numbered 1; the
next pair, 2; and so forth. These “signal numbers” are transmitted along with the data
and are used at the receiving end to determine what to do with the data.
NOTE: The signal numbers under discussion here are for communications purposes only and are not
utilized in any way outside the Intersystem Communications symbol context. The numbering
scheme displayed on the Intersystem Communication symbols in SIMPL Windows has nothing to do
with the actual signal numbering.
Additional Intersystem Communications symbols using the same connection must
specify a value to offset their signal numbers by a constant amount. The top signals
in such an Intersystem Communications symbol do not begin with zero, but rather
with the supplied offset. This offset must be specified on both sides of the
connection, as follows.
On the server side, the offset is entered into the textbox in the upper right corner of
the signal block definition window. Note in the figure below that the textbox in
question is not labeled Offset as one might expect, but Signals. The adjacent box
labeled to shows the signal number of the last signal in the input or output lists
(whichever is higher). This information helps to determine the offset of the next
signal block.
The Signal Block Interface frame from a typical signal block definition window, showing the signal
block’s COM Settings, Vcom channel assignment, and signal offset.
NOTE: In the above example, Vcom channel is dimmed because “SYS” specifies a serial connection.
(Only TCP/IP connections have channels.)
On the control system side, in SIMPL Windows the offset is entered into the offset
textbox at the bottom of the Intersystem Communications symbol.
A portion of an Intersystem Communications symbol.
showing the Offset and Option textboxes.
NOTES:
- 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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