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Pathway Pathport Manager 5 User Guide User Manual

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Pathport Manager 5 v1 Manual

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Appendix A – Device Property Definitions

The properties of devices compliant with Pathport standards are displayed in the main
Device List screen. The list can be customized by right-clicking and choosing ‘Select
Columns to Display’. Clicking on the ‘Visible’ check box will either show or hide the
property in the main display. These customized views can be saved – see Customizing
Display Views above.

Properties are not editable from the “Select Columns Shown” list, only the main screen.

Device Property Definitions

Name

Definition

Config Ch

Indicates uncommitted changes in the Node Properties tab

Patch Ch

Indicates uncommitted changes in the DMX Patch tab

Showfile

Displays name of current showfile (if any)

Online

Indicates if device is detected online

Status

Indicates if device can be communicated with

ARPS Received

Sequential “heartbeat” packet counter

ARP Update

Time stamp of last heartbeat received

GET Update

Time stamp of last successful GET

Name

User-defined device name (returns ‘blank’ if empty)

IP Address

IP address returned by the device

Manufacturer

Name of manufacturer

Device Class

Class of device reporting (if defined)

Device Type

Product name of reporting device (if defined)

Base?

Future development

Id

Pathport Protocol device packet unique identifier

# Ports

Number of DMX ports

Latest Action

Shows success/failure of last property update to node



Appendix B – Base Node and Port Property Definitions

The base node and individual port properties are displayed in the Device Properities
screen. The list can be customized by right-clicking and choosing “Select Properties to
Display”. Selecting the “Visible” checkbox will either show or hide the property in the
main view. These customized views can be saved – see Customizing Display Views
above.

Note: The default list of properties is sufficient for the large majority of users. Some
properties, when set incorrectly, will cause the system to stop functioning.

Properties are not editable from the “Select Properties Shown” list, only the main screen.