Integrated Control System
Crestron
CNMSX
3. Copy the supplied files into the folder created in the last step. The
source of the file determines the procedure.
From a floppy disk:
Most floppy disks sent from Crestron contain a
common directory structure designed to make it easier to organize files.
Copy the entire contents of the disk(s) including the directory structure.
From an EXE file:
If a job is downloaded from the Crestron website or
is received via email, all files may have been compacted into a single,
self-extracting archive. This archive has an EXE extension. First, copy
the EXE file into the directory stated in step 1, then double click on the
file name to begin decompressing the file. The program asks for a
location for the extracted files. In this case, simply browse for the same
directory where the archive was copied. (Once files are extracted, retain
the original EXE file in case files need to be restored at any point.)
From a ZIP file:
If the downloaded job is from the Crestron website,
BBS, or email, all files may have been compressed into a single archive
file with a ZIP extension.
If the program was created with SIMPL Windows 1.30.01 or later, this
file was created with the Copy Program feature of SIMPL Windows,
which provides the option to archive the project to a ZIP file. An
example dialog box is shown below.
Copy Program Dialog Box
4. After
Begin Copy
is selected, the selected files will be archived to the
example file C:\CRESTRON\SIMPL\PROGRAMS\EXAMPLE.ZIP.
For this ZIP file to be used by SIMPL Windows, select
File | Import
Archived Program
from the Crestron Viewport. This will present a
dialog similar to the one one after this paragraph, after selecting the ZIP
to import.
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