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Appendix B: TakeNote
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TPDesign4 (v3.0 or higher)
11. Determine your transfer options and click Send to begin the upload process to the target panel.
Step 3: Modifying the Source Code on your Master
Before you can use either the Computer Control or TakeNote applications, you must first modify the NetLinx
Master Source Code to support the new (G4CC) functionality:
1. Insert the NXA-USBTN stick into a USB port on the PC that is being controlled. Confirm that a new USB
detection icon appears in the windows taskbar.
2. Launch NetLinx Studio, select File > Open, navigate to the assigned USB stick drive and open the
cc-GuestPC Test.axs file.
This file acts as a source for the various communication parameters needed by the Master to allow the
initial communication between the panel and the PC.
3. Scroll through the code in the cc-GuestPC TEST.axs file, and add the following information into your
Master Source Code:
a. Add a Telnet device connection to your device definitions by copying the following information from
the DEFINE_DEVICE section (of the cc-GuestPC TEST.axs file) and pasting it into your source
code:
vdvGuestPC = 0:5:0
b. Add the entire Module Definition:
DEFINE_MODULE ' cc-GuestPCMod' < mdlGuestPC > (< vdvGuestPC >)
where:
< mdlGuestPC > = local name for this instance of the cc-GuestPC module.
< vdvGuestPC > = device for cc-GuestPC to use for internal data events; this should be a
DEFINE_DEVICE for the events to work properly.
4. Save and close the cc-GuestPC Test.axs file.
5. Right-click the Module folder (in the Workspace containing your current Project), and select Add
Existing Module File.
6. Navigate to the Module folder on the USB stick, and select *. TKO from the Files of type field.
7. Select the cc-GuestPC.tko file and click Open > OK. This file needs to be added to your Workspace and
compiled with the source code.
8. Save your Workspace, and press F7 to begin compiling your Master Source Code and Module file. This
process creates the .TKN file that will be transferred to the Master.
9. Select Tools > File Transfer to open the File Transfer dialog.
10. Click the Add button to open the Select Files for File Transfer dialog, open to the Current Workspace tab.
11. Locate the compiled *. TKN file and select it for transfer.
12. Click OK to return to the File Transfer dialog.
13. Click Send to transfer the selected tkn file to the target Master.
If the configCC application has not yet been used to configure G4CC, the panel
displays a message stating it cannot connect to the target PC. Once configCC has
been run and G4CC is configured, this message will disappear and the target PC
image will be reflected on the panel.
Verify that your Master is online and communicating. Also verify that your source
code is designated as the Master source code file.
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