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Software Crestron SIMPL™ Windows
Indirect Text
Indirect text is a feature where the particular text string that appears on a TouchPanel
button can change, depending on the Signal state. For example, when the user
touches the button to enable it the button might read "Power ON", and when touched
again to disable, it might read "Power OFF".
Inputs
Symbol inputs allow signals to be connected from other parts of the program.
Depending upon the symbol type, the current state of the input signal(s) may affect
one or more output signal(s).
IP ID
A unique identity code, ranging from 03 to FE (in hex), given to all devices that
communicate using the Cresnet over IP (CIP) network protocol. Each IP ID is
associated with an IP address, determined by an IP Table that resides inside the CNX
control system.
IP Table
A table which lists IP IDs and their corresponding IP addresses. This table is
maintained inside each CNX control system, though it may be generated by a SIMPL
Windows program, or edited manually using the Viewport utility.
Logic Symbols
While device symbols allow you to communicate with the outside world, logic
symbols allow you to make your program perform exactly the way you want. Logic
symbols can range from the very basic ones such as the AND, OR, or NOT symbols,
to symbols designed for very special applications.
Multiple Device Selection
SIMPL Windows has the ability to allow programmers to specify the number of
devices with one drag and drop function (right click menu). This is a great time
saving feature when a design calls for 30 TouchPanels! Select the device from the
Device Library, right mouse click, and choose Add multiple copies of devices…
Network Address
A pattern of bits in IP address format that is shared by all network devices on a given
local network. For example, network address 192.168.2.0 describes the local network
where all devices have an IP address of 192.168.2.x, where x is any value from 1 to
254.
Network ID
The network ID or "net ID" is a unique identifier for every device on a Cresnet
network. It is a two digit hexadecimal number between 03 and FE.
Network View
Network View allows programmers a graphical representation of the entire physical
system. Programmers will see the back of the control system, including empty card
slots and built-in card slots. Network device icons (Cresnet and Ethernet) are
210 • Crestron SIMPL Windows Installation & Operations Guide – DOC. 5728C
- Crestron SIMPL™ Windows® 1
- Software 1
- Crestron Electronics, Inc 2
- 15 Volvo Drive 2
- Rockleigh, NJ 07647 2
- 1-888-CRESTRON 2
- Contents 3
- Program Manager 43 4
- Programming Features 73 5
- Compile Programs 87 5
- Sharing Programs 91 5
- Test Manager 93 5
- ViewPort 101 5
- Network Analyzer 129 6
- Crestron e-Control™ 139 6
- Front Panel Editor 147 7
- SIMPL+™ 175 7
- Symbol Card File 179 7
- SIMPL Windows Errors 181 7
- Introduction 11
- Windows 13
- Review and Programming 13
- Preparation 13
- VisionTools™ Pro-e 14
- Programming Process 14
- Trademark Information 16
- Installing SIMPL 17
- Uninstall SIMPL 18
- DOS Workshop 21
- SpeedKey 22
- KeyCombo Shortcut Table 22
- Feature Comparison 24
- Importing Workshop Programs 25
- – Getting 27
- Started 27
- Opening SIMPL Windows 28
- Set Directory Paths 28
- Create A New Program 29
- Program Header 30
- Configuration Manager 31
- Device Library 32
- Network System View 34
- Detail System View 34
- System Device Tree 34
- Configuring the System 36
- Replacing Devices 38
- Selecting Control Cards 39
- Configure Plug-in Cards 39
- NetDevices 40
- Display of all NetDevices 41
- Configure NetDevices 41
- Device Settings: Net ID Tab 42
- Configure User Devices 44
- Device Settings Window 45
- Deleting Devices 48
- VisionTools™ Pro-e Projects 49
- Select VisionTools Project 50
- Default Logic Window 51
- Program Manager 53
- Detail View 57
- Bookmark 57
- World View 58
- Signal Tray 59
- Program Manager Button Bar 60
- Programming in SIMPL Windows 61
- Symbols & Signals 62
- Legal String Syntax 63
- Symbol Categories 64
- Symbol Title Bar 64
- Programming a System 65
- Selected Signal 66
- Using Logic Symbols 67
- Locating a Symbol 68
- Naming Signals 69
- Subsystems 70
- Feedback 71
- Indirect Text 73
- Imported UI Projects 73
- Using Macros 74
- Crestron Macros 75
- User Macros 76
- [BREAK] 81
- Other Lines 82
- [enable] 82
- Programming Features 83
- Signal Operations 84
- Selecting Signals 85
- Edit Signal Name 85
- Rename Signal Globally 86
- Disconnect a Signal 86
- Replacing a Signal 87
- Naming a Parameter 88
- Parameters 88
- I/O Grow Special 89
- To use AutoName 90
- Signal Routing 91
- To use Auto-Increment Last: 93
- Copying Signal Names 94
- Append a Signal Suffix 95
- SIMPL Windows ExampleBase 96
- Compile Programs 97
- Compiling the Program 98
- Compile Status 99
- Sharing Programs 101
- Import Archived Program 102
- Test Manager 103
- Screen Navigation 104
- Testing a Program 105
- Set Watch 106
- Select Signals 107
- No Communication with System 108
- Window 109
- ViewPort 111
- Hardware Configuration 112
- Viewport: File Menu 113
- Viewport: Edit Menu 113
- Viewport: Setup Menu 113
- Split Window (Alt+W) 115
- Setup Sequence Keys 115
- RS-232 Connection 115
- TCP/IP Connection 116
- Other Settings 116
- Modem Settings 116
- Communications Presets 116
- Restore Defaults 116
- Viewport: Diagnostics Menu 117
- Check Ops Version 118
- Report Plug-in Control Cards 118
- Report Network Devices 118
- Report Program Information 118
- Get Available Mailbox Size 118
- Identify Transmitter ID 119
- Viewport: Functions Menu 120
- Show SIMPL+ Memory Usage 121
- Program Reset 122
- Control System Reboot 122
- Erase Program 122
- Erase Web Pages 122
- Error Log 122
- General 123
- Set TCP/IP Console Password 126
- Set Network ID 126
- Set Transmitter ID 126
- Set RFGWX Channel 126
- Viewport: File Transfer Menu 127
- Send Touchpanel 128
- Send Web Pages 129
- More on Compact Flash 129
- Load/Save NVRAM from File 131
- Update Control System 131
- Update Touchpanel Firmware 132
- Load Network Device 133
- Update Plug-in Card 133
- Retrieve Program 133
- General File Transfer 133
- Viewport: Remote Menu 134
- PC Passthrough 135
- Local PC Settings 135
- Remote PC Settings 135
- Remote Console 136
- Viewport Shortcut Keys 137
- Network Analyzer 139
- Starting Network Analyzer 140
- Communication Settings 140
- Opening Existing Files 141
- Acquiring New Data 142
- Network Analyzer Analysis 143
- Crestron e-Control 149
- Devices 151
- Drag-n-Drop DPA Card 152
- Program 153
- History 154
- Connect Signals 155
- Crestron e-Control SDK 156
- Recommended Connection 156
- Isolated Network Connection 156
- Front Panel Editor 157
- Front Panel Editor Buttons 158
- Delete the Selected Page 159
- Select File to Import 160
- Example Front Panel 160
- Adding Pages 161
- Adding Objects to Pages 161
- Edit Panel Object 162
- Text Object in Panel 162
- Pages Displayed in List Area 163
- Select Appropriate Page Jump 164
- Selecting a Function Button 164
- Selecting VCR Page 165
- Typical VCR Page 165
- SIMPL Windows 167
- Definitions 169
- Project 172
- Bookmarks 172
- Online Support 173
- Symbol Library 173
- Program View 173
- Trace Window 176
- Options 176
- SIMPL+ Menus 182
- SIMPL+ Overview 185
- Accessing SIMPL+ 186
- From SIMPL+ 187
- From SIMPL Windows 187
- SIMPL+ New File Template 188
- Symbol Card File 189
- SIMPL Windows Errors 191
- Program Load/Save Error 192
- Swapping Devices Error 192
- Error in Moving a Device 192
- AutoFill Error 192
- File Open Error 193
- Parameter Format Error 193
- Compiler Errors Defined 195
- NOTICE (CMCVT106) 196
- NOTICE (CMCVT107) 196
- NOTICE (CMCVT108) 197
- WARNING (CMCVT109) 197
- WARNING (CMCVT110) 197
- FAILURE (CMCVT111) 197
- WARNING (CMCVT158) 205
- WARNING (CMCVT159) 205
- WARNING (CMCVT160) 205
- Symbol Cross Reference: 207
- Workshop – SIMPL Windows 207
- Symbols D-M 208
- Symbols N-Q 209
- Symbols R-Sm 210
- Symbols Sm-Z 211
- ASCII Conversion 213
- Dec/Hex/Binary Conversion 215
- Glossary of Terms 217
- Software License Agreement 227
- Return and Warranty Policies 229
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