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Working With the Device Database
40 VisualArchitect v1.1
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Alternatively, you can select a function and click the Add Function button to add it to the Control
String Assignments window.
The
Control String Assignments window displays the Custom Control Definitions that have been
created for this CSD file in a two-column table:
The Function column indicates the name of each Function. Some Functions support variable
parameters, as indicated by a editable field within the Function column. In some cases this
field accepts an integer (type directly into the text field - FIG. 27),
In other cases the field provides a drop-down menu of supported parameters to choose
from (FIG. 28).
The Value column contains text fields that allow you to enter the control string definition for
each Function.
5.
Type the custom control string that you want to assign to each function in the Control Strings
Assignments window, in the Value fields.
6.
Click OK to save your changes. The program will alert you if there is any required information
missing. In order to save a CSD file, the following information must be defined:
Every Control String Assignment must have a Control String defined (in the Value column of
the Control String Assignments window).
Every CSD file must have a manufacturer defined (in the Manufacturer field of the Properties
window).
Every CSD file must have a device model defined (in the Model field of the Properties
window).
FIG. 26 Control String Assignments window
FIG. 27 Function column (type directly into the text field)
FIG. 28 Function column (select from a drop-down menu of supported parameters)
If a function has been duplicated in the Control String Assignments window, it is
flagged with a red (!) icon. Each function should only appear in the string assignment
list once.