Re: [foxboro] ACK button inactive in CAD

  • From: Richard Peck <lovetomix@xxxxxxxxx>
  • To: foxboro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Mon, 2 Apr 2012 10:39:51 +1000

There are a lot of places to make this change... I'm a little lost as
to where i should add the lines to protect the action.

in "d:\opt\fox\env" we have no files.
in "d:\opt\customer\env" we have all the .mnu / .acl / .dbr / .env / .mbr files
none of these files interact with the AM

in "d:\usr\fox\customer\hi" there is a dmcfg.init file... this has
almost nothing in it...

in "d:\usr\fox\customer\config" we have foxboro.am which is a huge
text file... (~600KB)

I am not sure where or when this file gets executed  Does anyone know
what 'calls' this file to be executed - there are a few ".am" files in
this folder so I would like to confirm which one is executed...

Here is a sample from the file:

    3 MultiStBtnDef {
      Access CdbInt 100
      ButtonStates CdbList {
        0 BtnDef {
          Mnemonic CdbString ""
          StateCondition CdbString ""
          TxColor CdbColor 16 0 0 0  # FVindex
          BlinkRate CdbInt 0
          Action CdbString "clear_alm"
          ConfirmMessage CdbString ""
          Confirm CdbBool FALSE
          BgColor CdbColor 72 0 0 0  # FVindex
          Label CdbString "Clear Alarm"
        }
      }
    }

I deduce that within this statement i could add a Protection Level
command.... but the structure of that eludes me...  would it be
"Protection ID 100"  And the file has many many entries for the same
buttons... so I assume all of them would requrie changing.

I cannot find the manual which describes how this file works...
 
 
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