User Guide
Table Of Contents
- i!-PCLink/PowerPoint
- Introduction
- Running i!-PCLink/PowerPoint
- Appendix
- Adding Host Entries to the NetLinx URL List
- 1. Open a terminal session (via TELNET or SERIAL) to the NetLinx Master.
- 2. Type "echo on", and press the Enter button.
- 3. Type "url list", and press the Enter button. If no URL’s are in your NetLinx Master, it returns the following response: No URLs in the URL connection list
- 4. To add a URL, type "set url", and press the Enter button. The NetLinx Master should return: Type A and Enter to Add a URL or Enter to exit. ->
- 5. Type "A", and press the Enter button. The NetLinx Master should return: Enter URL ->
- 6. This is where you enter the IP Address of the i!-PCLink/Media Player Host Computer. Type "192.168.1.1", and press the Enter b...
- 7. Press the Enter button to accept the default port (1319). The NetLinx Master should return: Enter Type (Enter for permanent or T for temporary) ->
- 8. Press the Enter button to make the entry permanent. The NetLinx Master should return: URL Added successfully. Type A and Enter to Add a URL or Enter to exit. ->
- 9. Finally, Press the Enter button to exit.
- 10. To make sure the entry was made, or to check the status of the link, type "url list". Press the Enter button. The NetLinx Ma...
- Adding Host Entries to the NetLinx URL List
Running i!-PCLink/PowerPoint
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Send_Commands
i!-PCLink/PowerPoint supports the following Send_Commands (master to device).
i!-PCLink/PowerPoint Send_Commands
BROWSE
Browses the slide list.
Syntax:
’BROWSE[-x,y]’
Variables:
x = The starting position.
y = The number of slides to return.
x and y are optional.
Example:
SEND_COMMAND <DEV>,"’BROWSE-3,22’"
Browses the slides slides 3 through 25.
CD-
Changes directory.
Syntax:
’CD-<directory>’
Variable:
directory = The directory the file resides in.
Example:
SEND_COMMAND <DEV>,"’CD-C:\PowerPoint\Project.ppt’"
Changes the directory the file is retrieved from.
DIR
Browses the file list.
Syntax:
’DIR[-x,y]’
Variables:
x = The starting position.
y = The number of files to return.
x and y are optional.
Example:
SEND_COMMAND <DEV>,"’DIR-6,10’"
Browses files 6 through 15.
NOTES
Browses the notes list.
Syntax:
’NOTES[-x,y]’
Variables:
x = The starting position.
y = The number of notes to return.
x and y are optional.
Example:
SEND_COMMAND <DEV>,"’NOTES-1,6’"
Browses notes 1 through 6.
NOTESLEN
Sets the length of notes
to be displayed.
Syntax:
’NOTESLEN-x’
Variable:
x = The length of notes.
Example:
SEND_COMMAND <DEV>,"’NOTESLEN-30’"
Sets the length of notes to be displayed at 30. The minimum length is 25.