USL LSS-100 - Manual (Page 16)

LSS−100P Installation & Operation Manual
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Multiple Auditorium Summary
Another method of presenting multiple auditoriums on a single web page is to build a list of links to the
auditoriums. The LSS-100P automatically supplies a link to a log that includes the theater name and the
screen number. If there is an out of limits log entry in the log record range specified, the log link appears
in red. You don’t have to look at logs from auditoriums where all is well. Sample HTML is shown below.
Obispo LSS-100 Summary
Most of the iframe attributes are similar to the previous example. As noted before, the lack of an rn in
the src attribute tells the LSS-100P to evaluate the last n records for an out of limit condition. In the
examples above, a particular log link will be red if one of the last 20 records shows an out of limits
condition.
The image below shows how the HTML above appears in our test system:
Figure 18 - LSS-100P Multiple Auditorium Links
TCP Based Operations
The LSS-100P uses TCP port 10001. It can accept 5 simultaneous TCP connections. Commands are lower
case and terminated with a carriage return (0x0d). Parameters, if any, are separated by tab characters
(0x09) or a pipe character (|). Responses are in ASCII and terminated with a carriage return. If multiple
values are returned, they are separated with tab characters. In some cases, there may be a tab character
after the last response and before the carriage return. The command is not echoed by the LSS-100P.
LSS-100P commands can be tested using Tera Term, RealTerm (both listed below), or telnet on
operating systems that include it (Windows XP, Linux, Mac OS). Since the LSS-100P does not echo
commands or append line feed characters, Tera Term and similar programs should be set for local echo
and CR+LF on receiving a carriage return. These options are in the Setup – Terminal menu on Tera Term.