Crestron cen-tvav 用户手册
Ethernet Enabled Programmable TV/AV Controller
Crestron CEN-TVAV
From a ZIP file: If the downloaded job is from Crestron’s website or
e-mail, all files may have been compressed into an archive file with a
ZIP extension.
e-mail, all files may have been compressed into an archive file with a
ZIP extension.
For this ZIP file to be used by SIMPL Windows, select File | Import
Archived Program from the Crestron Viewport. This will open a
dialog box similar to the one shown below, after selecting the ZIP to
import.
Archived Program from the Crestron Viewport. This will open a
dialog box similar to the one shown below, after selecting the ZIP to
import.
Import an Archived (ZIP File) Program Dialog Box
The job may be copied to any folder or directory, and the User IR,
Macro, and SIMPL+ files will be copied to the proper directories. If a
version of SIMPL Windows lower than 1.30.01 is being used, copy the
ZIP file into the job directory stated in step 1, then extract the files with
a program called WinZip. Obtain a copy of this program from their
website (www.winzip.com) on the Internet. Extract the files into the
same directory where the archive was copied. Once files are extracted,
retain the original ZIP file in case the files need to be restored at any
point. The User IR, Macro, and SIMPL+ modules will need to be
copied to their proper directories manually.
Macro, and SIMPL+ files will be copied to the proper directories. If a
version of SIMPL Windows lower than 1.30.01 is being used, copy the
ZIP file into the job directory stated in step 1, then extract the files with
a program called WinZip. Obtain a copy of this program from their
website (www.winzip.com) on the Internet. Extract the files into the
same directory where the archive was copied. Once files are extracted,
retain the original ZIP file in case the files need to be restored at any
point. The User IR, Macro, and SIMPL+ modules will need to be
copied to their proper directories manually.
File Types
There are quite a few file types involved with Crestron
Possible Directory
Structure
c
ontrol software. This section explains the different
types that might be encountered in each directory. In
many cases, the supplied software is grouped into a
number of subdirectories. The intent is to keep files
organized. For example, after copying the files to the
hard disk, the directory structure may appear as shown
on the right.
many cases, the supplied software is grouped into a
number of subdirectories. The intent is to keep files
organized. For example, after copying the files to the
hard disk, the directory structure may appear as shown
on the right.
NOTE: In this example, the Vt3501 and
Vt3502directories represent two touchpanels that are
part of the entire remote control system. Consult the
connection sheets or other supplied information to
determine which directory corresponds to a given
touchpanel.
Vt3502directories represent two touchpanels that are
part of the entire remote control system. Consult the
connection sheets or other supplied information to
determine which directory corresponds to a given
touchpanel.
Ops Subdirectory - The file (described in the table below) in this subdirectory
contains the CEN-TVAV operating system with which the program was tested.
contains the CEN-TVAV operating system with which the program was tested.
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• Ethernet Enabled Programmable TV/AV Controller: CEN-TVAV
Operations Guide - DOC. 5720A