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WebConsole - System Options
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NetLinx Integrated Controllers (Firmware v4)- WebConsole & Programming Guide
When entering a
Send Command
, do not include the "send c" or "SEND_COMMAND" in the statement - only type what
would normally occur within the quotes (but don't include the quotes either).
For example to send the "CALIBRATE" send command, type
CALIBRATE
(no quotes) rather than SEND_COMMAND <dev>
"CALIBRATE".
String Expressions
start and end with double quotes (
" "
). Double quotes are not escaped, rather they are embedded within
single quotes. String expressions may contain string literals, decimal numbers, ASCII characters and hexadecimal numbers
(pre-pended with a
$
), and are comma-delimited.
String Literals
start and end with single quotes (
'
). To escape a single quote, use three single quotes (
'''
).
Manage System - Diagnostics Options
Click the
Diagnostics
link (in the
Manage System
tab) to access the Diagnostics Options page (FIG. 50). The options on this page
allow authorized users to enable and monitor various diagnostic messages coming from and going to System Devices.
NOTE:
The System Number, Device Number, and Port Number value fields are read-only (disabled). Instead of specifying these values
for a System Device, select a device via the Device Tree to populate these fields with that device’s values, as described below.
Enabling Diagnostics On a Selected System Device
1.
Select the device that you want to Control or Emulate, via the Device Tree:
a.
Click the
Show Device Tree
option to show the Device Tree window (if it is not already enabled).
b.
In the Device Tree, click on the Information (
i
) icon for the device for which you want to enable or modify Diagnostics
options. This opens a Network Settings page showing detailed information on the selected device (including network
configuration details). An example Network Settings page is shown in FIG. 51:
c.
Click on the
Diagnostics
link. This opens a Diagnostics Options page for the selected device (FIG. 51).
FIG. 50
Diagnostics Options Page (with diagnostic messages enabled)