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THE ‘CONFIGURATION EDITOR’: WHAT IS AND HOW TO USE IT

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22.1 EDITOR TOOLS

Starting the Configuration Editor opens up the Editor window. The buttons along the upper side select some typical file

management options.

NEW command: It will display a default Configuration File, accordingly to the chosen Target.

OPEN command. It will open a window showing all the available configuration files (with extension tcf - target

configuration file). If Direct access is engaged, BSN provides You also with 8 different Demo files

, helping to

understand the right way to operate RDS Scheduler.

SAVE it saves current file (configuration) to the location the user specifies

PRINT command. A specific window will be displayed, helping You in choosing the portion of document to be

printed (only Target ‘hardware’ configuration, Hardware configuration + RDS DataSet 1, etc)

UNDO

command. This function is available only with ‘Read Only Mode’ selection disabled

CUT command. This function is available only with ‘Read Only Mode’ selection disabled

COPY command. Function available when ‘Read Only Mode’ option is disabled.

PASTE command. Function available when ‘Read Only Mode’ option is disabled.

FIND command: To search for text in the file

JUMP TO DATASET. The 4 buttons DS1, DS2, DS3 and DSA instantaneously recall the portion of configuration

file associated to the desired Dataset.

IMPORT command. It reads the current overall Target configuration and displays it in the Editor window. Function

available only with a single Target connected in Bidirectional Mode

EXPORT command. It loads the currently displayed configuration into the Target memory and updates the

DataBase of the local files. Function available in ‘On Line’ mode only, regardless of connection mode (bi /

monodirectional).

UPDATE command. It updates the DataBase of the local files only, without loading the configuration in the Target

memory

TEST command. It checks the syntax of edited file and highlights possible incoherencies/ errors.

EXIT command. It closes Configuration Editor window.

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