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20 •• Basic Server Setup Installation & Reference Guide — DOC. 5822
Basic Server Setup
This product requires a proper physical connection between both “sides” of the
system — the server and the control system. Furthermore, the software on both sides
must be properly configured. As previously discussed, the connection can be either
serial via RS-232 cable or Ethernet via Local Area Network (LAN). Choose your
mode of communication and refer to the following sections to make the proper
physical connections and to configure the software.
The following sections include specific notes in italics for setting up the server and
the control system to run the two included demo programs. Although the focus is
therefore on the demos, the same basic procedures would be followed to ready the
system for any other programming as well.
The files for both demos are in a folder called demos which can be located
through the following Start Menu shortcut:
Start Menu
| Programs
| Crestron
| e-control Vote
| e-control Vote Demos
Inside this folder there are two individual demo folders and support files:
demo1 Request-to-Speak demo
demo2 Voting demo
demovote.vtp VisionTools touchpanel project file
demovote.hex compiled VisionTools file
demovote.ini Server’s Configuration Settings file which accommodates both demos
demovote.mdb Sample database file for use with all three demos
The installer registers demovote.ini as the currently selected Configuration
Settings file. (If the server’s title bar does not read “e-control Vote (SW-VOTE)
Demos,” use the File | Configuration file… command to reset it.) This file
configures the server for both demos.
Each demo folder contains the following files:
Demo?COM.smw SIMPL Windows project file (RS-232 version)
Demo?TCP.smw SIMPL Windows project file (TCP/IP version)
demo?COM.bin compiled SIMPL program code (RS-232 version)
demo?TCP.bin compiled SIMPL program code (TCP/IP version)
RS-232 is featured in the Quick
Setup Guide because it is easy to
set up. Because we anticipate
strong interest in TCP/IP, we have
pre-built both versions for your
convenience.
In the above, ? stands for the demo number. The two versions of the SIMPL
program for each demo, (COM and TCP) are almost identical, both being
configured for a CNMSX-PRO, using the front panel device and a touchpanel with
CRESNET ID = 03. Both versions have ports defined for both serial (RS-232)
communications via the CNMSX-PRO’s built-in COM A port (slot 4, port A), and
EtherNet (TCP/IP) communications via the LAN port on a CNXENET card installed
in the CNMSX-PRO’s DPA slot. In the COM versions, the TCP/IP port is
commented off while in the TCP versions, the RS-232 port is commented off. This
is the only difference between the two versions.
The following sections separately describe the setup procedures for connecting
multiple control systems via either RS-232 or TCP/IP connections. Actually, a
mixture of connections is permitted. For example, two control system might be
connected via RS-232 (using the COM1 and COM2 ports) while two more might be
simultaneously connected via the TCP/IP network connection.
- CRESTRON 1
- Contents 2
- Crestron 4
- Introduction 8
- Leading Specifications 9
- Requirements 9
- Term Explanation 11
- VT-3500 VT-3500 VT-3500 12
- Feature Summary 13
- Queue sets 15
- Seat marks 15
- Mark (state) Definition 15
- Installation 17
- Licensing 17
- Obtaining a License 18
- Basic Server Setup 20
- Communications Setup 21
- Control System Side, TCP/IP 22
- Test Communications 24
- Additional Server Side Setup 24
- Server Configuration In Depth 26
- Password Access 27
- COM Settings Configuration 28
- The COM Settings window 29
- The Signal Blocks tab 31
- Interface Definition 33
- The Body Tab 35
- The Rules Tab 39
- The Reports Tab 39
- Some notes on the textfiles: 41
- Queue definition 43
- The Server Monitor Window 45
- Database tables windows 47
- The Signal Analyzer Window 48
- Signal log search window 51
- Database 52
- The Queries table 54
- Queue scroller tables 55
- Agenda scroller tables 55
- 1 Excusing Voters 57
- 2 Agenda 57
- 3 Open Vote 58
- 4 Balloting 58
- 5 Close Vote 59
- 6 Ballot Adjustments 59
- 7 Display Results 59
- 8 Close Display 59
- 9 Record Vote 60
- 10 Abort Vote 60
- 11 Attendance Taking 60
- State Coordination 61
- Load page 61
- Console Page 62
- Save Page 62
- 1 Enable 63
- 2 Start new queue set 63
- 3 Reload old queue set 63
- 10 Clear a queue 65
- 11 Clear queue set 65
- 12 Save queue set 65
- 13 Clear all “save files” 65
- 14 Disable 65
- Demo 1: Voting 66
- Demo 2 Request-to-Speak 66
- Demo 2 VT Pro-e Program 67
- Server Protocol 68
- Signal Block Enable / Disable 68
- Signal Block Error Reporting 68
- Space Considerations 70
- Multiple channels 73
- Multiple Connections 73
- The COM Settings Signal Block 73
- Appendix C: Signal Reference 74
- Error Reporting 75
- Signal Summary 75
- Signal Reference 78
- Abort Voting Console 79
- AgendaEcho Voting Console 81
- AgendaTrigger Voting Console 82
- Attendance Voting Console 83
- ClearQueue 86
- ClearQueueSet Voting Console 87
- DateTime 88
- Display Voting Console 89
- End Voting Console 94
- ErrNumber 95
- ErrString 96
- ErrTrigger 97
- Hold Request-to-Speak Console 99
- Request-to-Speak Console 100
- Voting Console 102
- NewVote Voting Console 103
- PongSvr, PongSys 105
- PrintReport Voting Console 106
- PrintSave Voting Console 107
- Request-to-Speak Console 110
- SelectChair Voting Console 111
- SendNames 112
- SetAgenda Voting Console 113
- Start Voting Console 115
- VOTE DISPLAYED: 116
- StateDisplay Voting Console 117
- StateEnd Voting Console 118
- StatePrintSave Voting Console 119
- Voting Console 121
- TallyAbstain Voting Console 123
- TallyCarried Voting Console 124
- TallyExcused Voting Console 125
- TallyNo Voting Console 126
- TallyQuorum Voting Console 127
- TallyTotal Voting Console 128
- TallyYes Voting Console 129
- Yield Voting Console 131
- Appendix D: Error Conditions 132
- Serial Transmissions 134
- Signal Definitions 134
- Standard scroller options 135
- Custom scroller options 135
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