Drucegrove DragonFly User Manual 1.4
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Groups
Groups can be defined for identification of units on an Ethernet network. Network commands can also be sent to all
units belonging to a certain group. Groups are defined under the Groups section of the Identity XML file. Group
names can be any alpha numeric value, and can contain spaces and special characters.
If we consider the following identity file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!-- Drucegrove DragonFly Identity File -->
<!-- Copyright (C) 2015 Drucegrove Ltd -->
<Identity>
<IdentitySettings>
<IndicatorType>TFT20</IndicatorType>
<IndicatorScreenType>10.4"</IndicatorScreenType>
<FloorPositionAddress>0</FloorPositionAddress>
<IndicatorID>Left</IndicatorID>
<IndicatorLiftNumber>1</IndicatorLiftNumber>
<IndicatorLiftGroup>Group A</IndicatorLiftGroup>
<IndicatorBuildingName>DragonFly HQ</IndicatorBuildingName>
<IndicatorSiteName>123 DragonFly Street</IndicatorSiteName>
</IdentitySettings>
<NetworkSettings>
<NetworkIPAddress>194.0.1.100</NetworkIPAddress>
<NetworkSubnetMask>255.255.0.0</NetworkSubnetMask>
<NetworkDefaultGateway>194.0.1.254</NetworkDefaultGateway>
<NetworkDNSServer>194.0.1.201</NetworkDNSServer>
</NetworkSettings>
<Groups>
<GroupItem>Group A</GroupItem>
<GroupItem>Left Hand Screens</GroupItem>
</Groups>
</ Identity >
Here, two groups have been defined; “Group A” and “Left Hand Screens”.
