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NetLinx Security within the Web Server

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NetLinx Security - Web Server

The Dynamic Device Detector (DDD) monitors the system for newly connected devices. Multicast

reception of a Dynamic Device Beacon, or receipt of a beacon response on an application specified

list of serial devices. This DDD process begins by detecting new devices within a NetLinx/Duet

system, binding those devices to application instances, and then starting a Duet module to control

those new devices.

Manage Other Devices Page (Cont.)

Feature Description

Manage Device Modules: This section displays a list of all currently loaded Duet Modules/

.JAR files on the Master (resident within the /unbound directory);

as well as providing those interfaces necessary to delete, add,

and retrieve these modules.

Select FIle to Delete field • This field provides the listing of loaded Modules/.JAR files.

• These entries can be selected for deletion or archiving.

Delete Selected • Clicking this button causes the deletion of a selected module

from the /unbound directory.

• Any corresponding module within the /bound directory will NOT

be deleted. Bound modules must be deleted via the Purge

Bound Modules on Reset selection described within the

previous Configure Device Bindings section.

Archive Selected • Clicking this button copies the selected JAR file to the PC which

the user is browsing from.

• This option allows an administrator to archive those Duet

Modules resident on a target Master back to a PC.

Select File to Upload • This section allows a user to browse for a target Module/.JAR

file and then upload it to a target Master.

• Browse: Allows the user to browse for Duet Modules on the

PC/Network.

• Upload File: Copies the specified Duet Module to the target

Master's /unbound directory.

- If a file of the same specified name already exists within the

/unbound directory; a prompt is displayed to confirm the

over-write of the existing .JAR file. Only JAR file types are

allowed for Upload to the target Master.

FIG. 71 System Settings - AMX License Agreement page

Accept button

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