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Crestron e-control Database Manager SW-DBM
16 Server Configuration In Depth Installation & Reference Guide — DOC. 5823
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Once a reliable connection is established, test that the CNX control system is
listening and responding properly. Reconfigure Viewport communications to use
TCP/IP by selecting Setup | Communications Settings. Once the Port Settings
window opens, select TCP/IP as the Connection Type. For IP Address, Click on
Fixed and enter the CNX control system IP address in the active field. Test the new
connection by issuing the Diagnostics | Check Operating System Version
command.
Additional Server Side Setup
In addition to properly setting up and testing communications with each connected
system, the following steps are also required to make the server operational:
1. Select database file. Supply the full pathname to the database under the
COM Settings tab. This file is the sole source of all database tables accessed
by all signal blocks. See “The Database File,” page 32, for additional
information.
The demos are pre-configured to point to the file DBMdemo.mdb in the demos
folder.
2. Indicate control system connection. Point each active signal block to a COM
Settings definition. (If you have not yet defined the connection through which
this signal block will communicate, you can leave this blank for the now.
However, the signal block cannot be activated until it references a COM
Settings definition.) See “COM Settings,” page 23, for a description of how to
point a signal block to a COM Settings definition.
All the signal blocks in the demo configuration already point to a COM Settings
definition.
Server Configuration In Depth
This section is a reference to all the options available in the Configuration Options
window. Changes to options in this window are saved to the current Configuration
Settings file when the OK or the Apply buttons are actuated. Therefore, it is
important to make sure you are operating on the appropriate Configuration Settings
file before opening the window.
Specifying a Configuration File
The installer registers the file demoDBM.ini as the current Configuration
Settings file. This file pre-configures the server for all three demos, and particularly
for use with the Quick Start Guide — which instructs you to load demo1.
You can use the File | Configuration file… command to select a Configuration
Settings file of your choice. The file pathname so specified is stored in the Windows
registry on your machine. In addition to specifying the configuration filename, this
command also instantly reconfigures the server based on the named file. This is a
very useful feature for the developer working on multiple projects.
NOTE: If the server cannot open a specified configuration file, it uses default values for all options.
If any changes are made, a new config file is created using the specified pathname when the OK or
the Apply buttons are actuated
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