
Crestron e-control Database Manager SW-DBM
45 •• Demos Installation & Reference Guide — DOC. 5823
Demo 2 VT Pro-e Program
The first page of demo 2 gives you the choice of starting the demo or returning to the
main menu.
NOTE: Before proceeding to the actual demo page, start the server protocol by issuing the
Server | Start command.
The second page of demo 2 displays the names of eight genres from the Albums
table. The arrow buttons are used to scroll forward or backward or go to the first or
last eight records in the list of genres in the Albums table.
Selecting a genre does not invoke a page flip, it triggers the next GoLevel in the
successive query, which displays the third page. This page displays the names of the
artists. Selecting an artist invokes the next GoLevel in the query, which displays the
fourth page. On this page, selecting an album invokes the next level, which displays
the fifth and last page. On this page, selecting a track displays the track information.
This page also has areas for reselecting each type of entity from each level of the
query. Touching one of these areas invokes the appropriate GoLevel signal, which
displays the appropriate page.
Note that there are no page flips in this demo because the query level always sends a
specific group of listFields to the touchscreen, and this determines the page
displayed.
Demo 3: AutoPick
This demo illustrates the use of the AutoPick option that automatically sends a
Pick 1 signal to the server. You invoke AutoPick by checking the Auto-Pick
checkbox in the Scroller Signal Block Definition window.
The scroller in this demo has only one row at the top of the screen that lists the
album name. The user can scroll through the albums using the Forward and Back
buttons, which send Next and Previous signals to the server. Due to the AutoPick
setting, these signals also cause the server to effect an automatic pick of the first (and
in this case, only) row in the scroller (as if a Pick
1
signal had also been sent to the
server). Touching the image of the album cover on the touchscreen flips to another
page to suggest that doing so might play the album if there were a real jukebox
connected to the system.
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