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User manual AMX AXCESS CONTROL SYSTEM PROGRAM
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Introduction ...............................................................................................................1
Device Numbers................................................................................................................ 1 Video Monitors .................................................................................................................. 2 Connecting the System ..................................................................................................... 2 Blinking Light Status.......................................................................................................... 3
Axcess Basics ..........................................................................................................5
Format of the Programming Language ............................................................................. 5 Statements and Compound Statements ........................................................................... 5 Comments Within the Program ......................................................................................... 6 Identifiers........................................................................................................................... 7 Keywords........................................................................................................................... 7 Mainline ............................................................................................................................. 7 Definition Sections............................................................................................................. 9
Starting a new program............................................................................................................ 9 DEFINE_DEVICE..................................................................................................................... 9 DEFINE_CONSTANT ............................................................................................................ 10 DEFINE_VARIABLE .............................................................................................................. 11 DEFINE_LATCHING.............................................................................................................. 11 DEFINE_MUTUALLY_EXCLUSIVE....................................................................................... 12 DEFINE_START .................................................................................................................... 12 DEFINE_PROGRAM ............................................................................................................. 12 PROGRAM_NAME ................................................................................................................ 13
Using Input and Output ..........................................................................................15
Channels ......................................................................................................................... 15 Input Change Keywords .................................................................................................. 15 Changing the State of a Channel .................................................................................... 16 Output Change Keywords ............................................................................................... 16 Direct Assignment ........................................................................................................... 18 Putting Input and Output Together .................................................................................. 18
Channel Characteristics ........................................................................................19
Parts of an Output Channel............................................................................................. 19 The Device-Channel Concept ......................................................................................... 19 Defining Latching............................................................................................................. 19 Mutually Exclusive........................................................................................................... 20
Defining momentary mutually exclusive................................................................................. 20
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Defining mutually exclusive latching ...................................................................................... 21 Defining mutually exclusive toggling ...................................................................................... 21 Putting it all to work ................................................................................................................ 22
Programming Feedback.................................................................................................. 23
Grouping feedback statements .............................................................................................. 23
Device and Channel Keywords ....................................................................................... 24
Define_Combine .................................................................................................................... 25 Define_Latching ..................................................................................................................... 26 Define_Mutually_Exclusive .................................................................................................... 26 Define_Toggling ..................................................................................................................... 26
The Variable Assignment Method ................................................................................... 27
Sample Program .................................................................................................................... 28
Arrays and Strings ................................................................................................. 31
Defining Arrays................................................................................................................ 31 Accessing and Storing Array Values............................................................................... 31 Strings ............................................................................................................................. 33
String literals .......................................................................................................................... 33 String expressions................................................................................................................. 33
Arrays as Strings............................................................................................................. 34 String Lengths ................................................................................................................. 34 Array Manipulation Keywords ......................................................................................... 36 Uppercase vs. Lowercase............................................................................................... 38
Setting uppercase and lowercase .......................................................................................... 38
Sending Strings............................................................................................................... 39 Array Keywords............................................................................................................... 39 String Keywords .............................................................................................................. 40
Levels ...................................................................................................................... 41
Introduction to Levels ...................................................................................................... 41 Creating Levels ............................................................................................................... 41 Level Keywords............................................................................................................... 43 Using Levels.................................................................................................................... 44
Reading Levels ...................................................................................................................... 44 Making a preset...................................................................................................................... 44 Using bargraphs..................................................................................................................... 44 Connecting levels................................................................................................................... 45
Operators ................................................................................................................ 47
Changing and Comparing Values ................................................................................... 47 Arithmetic Operators ....................................................................................................... 47
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Relational Operators ....................................................................................................... 47
True and false ........................................................................................................................ 48
Logical Operators ............................................................................................................ 49 Bitwise Operators ............................................................................................................ 50 Abbreviations................................................................................................................... 51 Precedence Among Operators........................................................................................ 51 Operator Keywords ...
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