Visara LINCS Central Control - Manual (Page 53)

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6. Windowing Setup
Window Setup allows the end user to copy, remove, or name window profiles, name the
sessions, and update the Windowing ID. By specifying the update option (,u) and the
supervisory password, anyone can update the system profiles, update the Windowing ID, and
execute the Copy All function.
Up to three User Window profiles can only be created using Workstation Control (WSC).
Once created, you can copy your User Profiles to the System Profiles. End users can
use the system profiles, or create their own. Window profiles can have five or less
windowing sessions defined.
For more information, see the Window Setup Example, or Windowing Requirements.
Windowing Setup Example
This is an example of a Window Setup panel for port TRC1.000.
Windowing Setup LINCS C8.2 Central Control
Port Number: FET1.002
User Profile Profile
Action Profile Name Session Mod Size Session Session Name
- 1 ________ .......... Undef A ________
- 2 ________ .......... Undef B ________
- 3 ________ .......... Undef C ________
D ________
E ________
System F ________
Profile G ________
- 1 ________ .......... Undef H ________
- 2 ________ .......... Undef I ________
- 3 ________ .......... Undef J ________
Action
S = Select Source
D = Select Destination
R = Select Profile to Remove Windowing ID:__________
PF: 1-Main 4-Copy_All 7-Back PF8-Forw PF9-Refresh PF10-Save
Port Number
The port number indicates which port’s windowing setup is currently displayed. End users
can only update their own windowing setup, but then can display any other setup by paging
forward through other ports, or entering an optional port ID from the menu prompt.
Naming Sessions & User Profiles
Session names and user profile names can be assigned only for the current port. To update,
use the Tab key to move the desired name fields, enter the desired name, and then press the
PF10 key.
Names can be up to eight characters (including spaces) in length.
Profile Session & Mod Size
The Profile Session list and Mod Size field show what sessions will use that particular window
profile, and what Mod Size the display is expected to be. If the display does not support any