Crestron e-Control, Справочное руководство

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Software Crestron e-Control
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Once the Web browser establishes a TCP/IP connection to the e-Control gateway, data
can pass back and forth between the browser and the control system, just as with any
other interface. The gateway receives commands from the browser over TCP,
performs the translation to CIP and forwards the data to the control system. Feedback
from the control system is routed back by the gateway to the Web browser.
The control system cannot initiate communication with a Web browser; it can only
listen for a connection.
Uploading HTML Pages to a Web Server
Once you have created the e-Control Web pages with either VT Pro-e or the Crestron
SDK, you are ready to upload them to a Web server. The procedure differs depending
on the location of the Web server. If you are using the Web server that is built into the
2-Series processor or card, you can use the Crestron Viewport. You can
also use the Viewport to upload Web pages to Compact Flash (for 2-Series only):
1. From the Viewport File Transfer menu, click Send Web Pages . The options
are to send an entire project, only files that have changed, or a single HTML
file. With a 2-Series control system, select the target: Internal Flash or
Compact Flash.
With the
Transfer Entire Project option, click OK when reminded to select
the default page. This is the first page that will be displayed when the user
connects to the server.
2. Locate the directory containing the HTML files. Select the default page, click
Open , and then click OK to begin the transfer. As indicated in the previous
diagram, the default page will be uploaded along with all the other files in the
same directory, including all subdirectories.
With a Java-based project, the default page should be the page you “mark as
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