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Quick Starts
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Create a profile and user interface for a device with GXDevice Editor and read values
with GXDirector. (SNMP protocol) |
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Create a profile for a device with GXDevice Editor and read values with GXDirector.
(DLMS protocol) |
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Create a profile for a device with GXDevice Editor and read values with GXDirector.
(Modbus protocol) |
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Create a profile by importing properties from a device with GXDevice Editor and read
values with GXDirector. (SNMP protocol) |
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Create a profile by importing properties from a device with GXDevice Editor and read
values with GXDirector. (DLMS protocol) |
Protocol independent tutorials
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Export a profile and import it to another computer with GXDevice Editor. Then read
values with GXDirector. |
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Create a user interface for your device with GXDevice Editor and use it with
GXDirector. |
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Add a gauge to your user interface and alter its appearance with GXDevice
Editor. |
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To write data to an Access database, add DataLogger to your device template with
GXDevice Editor. |
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You can also write data to an Access database by connecting GXDirector to the
database. |
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To save memory, use multivalue property. |
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Some properties can be shown as bitmask. |
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To run a script and set a trigger event for it, add a Script control to your device
template with GXDevice Editor. |
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Enable and disable UI controls by comparing the set Source property value to a preset
value range. |
Protocol dependent tutorials
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To synchronize device clock to your computer clock with GXDirector, set device clock
properties with GXDevice Editor. (DLMS protocol) |
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To check identification of the physical device with GXDirector, set device identification
properties with GXDevice Editor. (DLMS protocol) |