AMX Café Duet User manual

instruction manual

Café Duet™

Integrated Development

Environment for NetLinx Duet

(version 1.8)

Software

User’s Guide

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Table of Contents

Introduction........................................................................ 1

What’s New in this Release .................................................... 1

Café Duet version 1.8 features................................................... 1

Duet SDK features supported in this release.............................. 2

Café Duet Minimum System Requirements ............................ 2

Supported operating systems..................................................... 2

PC requirements......................................................................... 2

NetLinx Master Requirements................................................. 3

Installing NetLinx Studio.......................................................... 3

Installing Café Duet................................................................. 3

Launching Café Duet.................................................................. 8

Overview of the Duet Plug-in............................................ 9

Application Preferences .......................................................... 9

Setting up the Café Duet Preferences ........................................ 9

Setting up the Manifest Editor Preferences .............................. 10

Creating a Duet Module Project............................................ 11

Defining the Module.................................................................. 14

Generating a new device class................................................. 16

Overriding or Implementing Methods........................................ 17

Duet Perspective................................................................... 18

Debug Perspective................................................................ 20

Accessing the Debug Perspective............................................ 22

Creating your own perspective ................................................. 22

Duet Manifest Editor.............................................................. 23

Component Editor ................................................................. 29

Procedures for using the Extract Interface dialog ................. 30

Using the Extract Interface dialog............................................. 31

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Creating NetLinx-compliant Java Files.................................. 32

Compiling the Module Stub ....................................................... 32

Packing a Module...................................................................... 32

Quick Packing the Module ........................................................ 36

Regenerating the Project files ............................................... 36

Using NetLinx Studio to Transfer JAR Files.......................... 37

Downloading the Project Files to a Target Master ................ 38

Using AMX WebUpdate to update the Plug-in ...................... 38

Using Duet Remote Debug.............................................. 41

Default Settings and Initial Preferences ................................ 41

Default Compiler Compliance ................................................... 41

Default Duet Perspective Behavior ........................................... 42

Default Progress View - When Launching a

Remote Duet Debug Session ................................................ 43

Default Launch Timeout............................................................ 45

Reboot Sequence Problems ..................................................... 46

Accessing the Debug Perspective ........................................ 47

Using Duet Remote Debug ................................................... 47

Preparing a Duet Module for Debugging............................... 47

Debugging a Duet Module .................................................... 48

Setting Breakpoints and Watchpoints ................................... 49

Changing Variable Values During a Duet Debug Session .... 50

Making Incremental Code Changes and

Starting a New Debug Session .......................................... 51

Finishing a Duet Debug Session........................................... 51

Duet Remote Debug Launch Configuration

Error Messages.................................................................. 52

Creating a Sample Module .............................................. 53

Obtaining Pre-configured AMX Duet Modules ...................... 53

Creating a New Duet Module ................................................ 54

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Step 1 - Run the Module Wizard .............................................. 54

Step 2 - Adding Necessary Plumbing....................................... 56

Step 3 - Adding the Device Specific Code................................ 58

Step 4 - Compile and Pack Process ......................................... 60

Step 5 - Regenerating Project files (if a change is made) ........ 60

Using SNAPI and Duet Modules in NetLinx Studio............... 61

Step 1 - Using SNAPI and NetLinx Studio................................ 61

Step 2 - The Compile Process - NetLinx Studio preparation.... 61

Step 3 - Sending the file to the NetLinx Master ........................ 62

Appendix - Metadata........................................................ 63

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Introduction

With Café Duet

TM

, AMX opens the door to a broad knowledge base and vast programming

resources by integrating Java

TM

and NetLinx technologies. This NetLinx Duet architecture

extends the power of your existing NetLinx systems long into the future and expands the

capabilities of your future projects. As a plug-in to the main Eclipse

©

application, Café

Duet provides a unique dual-interpreter environment that supports either NetLinx or Java

programming, or both.

The Standard NetLinx API (SNAPI) router keeps NetLinx and Java in perfect sync. Café

Duet module development is fast and efficient within the Café Duet Integrated

Development Environment (IDE), using the Duet Software Development Kit (SDK).

The Duet SDK includes a module Wizard with several device-specific Application

Program Interfaces (APIs) to streamline module creation.

Additionally, you can leverage the CDC/Foundation Class Library of over 750 high-level

native Java language classes to simplify the programming of today’s most complex

applications and interface modules.

Prerequisite to the installation of Café Duet is the presence of NetLinx Studio v2.4 (or

higher) on your PC. If you have not already installed NetLinx Studio, you will be

prompted to do so before installing Café Duet. This is to ensure that you are using the

latest NetLinx Compiler to build and extract the module files.

What’s New in this Release

Café Duet version 1.8 features

New to this release is the Cafe Duet Remote Debug functionality, which allows you

to debug Duet modules remotely by providing any valid IP Address for the NetLinx

Master running your code.

See the Using Duet Remote Debug section on page 41 for details.

The DeviceSDK has also been fully documented in this latest release.

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Duet SDK features supported in this release

This release of Café Duet supports the following Device Module Application

Programming Interfaces:

Café Duet Minimum System Requirements

Supported operating systems

 Windows XP

®

Professional (service pack 1 or greater)

 Windows 2000

®

Professional (service pack 4 or greater)

PC requirements

 Pentium II 450 MHz processor (minimum); 700 MHz or faster recommended

 150 MB of free disk space (minimum); 200 MB recommended

 128 MB (RAM) installed for Windows 2000 or 256 MB for Windows XP

 VGA display with a minimum screen resolution of 800 x 600

 Windows-compatible CD-ROM drive

 Windows-compatible mouse (or other pointing device)

Device Module Application Programming Interfaces

Amplifier HVAC Slide Projector

Audio Conferencer I/O (Input/Output) Switcher

Audio Mixer Keypad Text Keypad

Audio Processor Light TV

Audio Tape Monitor Utility

AudioTuner Device Motor VCR

Camera MultiWindow Video Conferencer

Digital Media Decoder PoolSpa Video Processor

Digital Media Encoder PreAmp Surround Sound

Processor

Video Projector

Digital Media Server Receiver Video Wall

Digital Satellite System Relay Volume Controller

Digital Video Recorder Security System Weather

Disc Device Sensor Device

Document Camera Settop Box

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NetLinx Master Requirements

 NXC-ME260/64 or NI-Series Integrated Controllers

 Running Master firmware version 3.XX build 317 (or higher)

Installing NetLinx Studio

NetLinx Studio is used to setup a System number, obtain/assign the IP/URL for the

connected NetLinx Master, transfer firmware KIT files to the Master, and use JAR files

created by Café Duet.

If you are installing NetLinx Studio on a Windows XP or 2000 machine, you must have

Administrator rights to install and run all required System files.

In NetLinx Studio, select Help > About to check the version number of the NetLinx

Studio application currently installed. In order to install Café Duet, Studio must be version

2.4 (or higher).

If you have not already installed the latest version of NetLinx Studio on your PC:

1. Download the latest version of NetLinx Studio from www.amx.com > Tech Center

> Downloadable Files > Application Files > NetLinx Studio 2.4.

2. Save the file to a known location on your PC.

3. Once the entire setup file has been downloaded to your machine, locate and double-

click on the file called NS2Setup.exe to begin the installation process. Do not launch

(open) the file from the web.

4. Select both the default locations and installation settings.

5. Click OK once the install process has completed. You will be prompted to restart

your machine.

Installing Café Duet

This section describes installing Café Duet. You must have an active Internet connection to

complete the installation.

1. Verify that NetLinx Studio v2.4 (or higher) is already installed on the target PC.

2. Insert the Cafe Duet CD into your PC’s CD tray. The installation executable

(Setup_CafeDuet.exe) launches automatically and begins the installation wizard.

 If there is a problem launching the wizard, this file can be found on the root of

the CD’s directory.

3. If the latest version of NetLinx Studio is not detected the user is presented with the

following dialog (FIG. 1).

 If this case, the only option is to click the Exit Setup button to exit the

installation process, install the latest version of NetLinx Studio, and then

restart the installation of Café Duet.

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 The first screen displayed during a normal install is the Welc om e screen,

containing various warnings and notices for the user.

4. Click the Next button to continue to the License Agreement screen.

5. Read the License Agreement, and select I Agree to accept the terms and conditions

(and enable the Next button). Only after selecting I Agree will the Next button

become enabled.

6. Click Next to continue the installation process.

7. From the Select Cafe Duet Installation Location screen, click Next to accept the

default Café Duet folder location

(C:\Program Files\AMX Control Disc\Cafe Duet).

8. If a previous version of Café Duet is detected on the target machine, the user is given

a visual notification (FIG. 2) and given the option to either uninstall the previous and

then continue with the current installation process or exit the setup process.

9. Click Next to continue with the installation of the new version.

 If the hard drive location selected on the previous screen has less than 150MB

of free space, the user will receive Insufficient Disk screen. The only option

from this screen is to return to the previous screen and select another

installation directory or abort the installation process.

10. Click Next to continue to the Product Registration dialog (FIG. 3). Enter a First

Name, Last Name, and E-mail address before proceeding.

FIG. 1 Café Duet Setup Termination screen

Click the Browse button to select a different directory for the

installation. If the hard drive selected has less than 125MB of free

space, you will be prompted to select another installation directory or

abort the current installation.

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11. Click Next after this information has been completely entered.

12. In the License Registration dialog (FIG. 4), enter the Serial Number. The serial

number is printed on the Café Duet CD case.

This serial number will work on only one PC. Once the Serial Number has been

entered and a license key retrieved from AMX, you cannot install the software on a

different PC using the same serial number.

 The serial number entered here is transmitted to AMX for verification. You

must have an active Internet connection to complete this step. After the serial

number is registered, AMX generates a License Key for this installation and

locks the serial number to the target PC.

 The license key is transmitted back to your computer and then validated. Only

after the license key is validated will the installation proceed.

FIG. 2 Café Duet - Previous installation detected screen

FIG. 3 Café Duet Setup License Registration screen

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 Should the license key not match, an on-screen dialog (FIG. 5) informs you that

the serial number given is either invalid or already in use on another machine.

If you believe that you have received this message in error, use the dialog’s

information to contact AMX for further assistance.

13. Once the license registration process has successfully completed, the registration

dialog (FIG. 6) is then displayed with the information entered into the previous two

dialogs, including the entered Name, e-mail, Serial Number, and License Key

retrieved from AMX.

 Keep this information available (for possible future support use).

14. Click the Next button to complete the installation.

 If there is a failure during the registration process, contact AMX Technical

Support for assistance.

FIG. 4 Café Duet Setup License Registration screen

FIG. 5 Café Duet Serial Number Registration Error screen

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15. Click the Next button in the Program Manager Group screen. This screen allows you

to select the Program Manager group where you wish Café Duet to reside.

16. From the Shortcuts screen, select whether to install a Desktop shortcut, and click

Next.

17. The last screen indicates a successful installation of the application. Clicking the

Next button finalizes the installation process and launches the Café Duet application.

 The JRE (Java™ 2 Runtime Environment) is installed as part of the installation

executable.

 The Cafe Duet readme.txt file (located in C:\Program Files\ AMX Control

Disc\Cafe Duet) is also installed as part of the installation executable and

provides a description of the application and gives a version number.

 The JRE readme.txt file (located in C:\Program Files\ AMX Control Disc\Cafe

Duet\Jre) provides a description of the JRE and gives a version number.

FIG. 6 Café Duet Setup Successful License Registration screen

If Café Duet is uninstalled, only the application is removed. User-

created files will remain on the PC, in the Café Duet directory.

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Launching Café Duet

1.

Double-click the Cafe Duet icon to launch the application. If selected during the

installation process, the icon appears on your desktop.

2. Once Café Duet begins to run, a Workspace Launcher appears on-screen (FIG. 7) and

asks you to select a workspace location.

 Use the Browse button to choose a folder location where the projects will be

stored.

 To maintain a selected directory as the default location for project storage even

after the session ends, select the Use this as the default and do not ask again

field.

FIG. 7 Workspace Launcher - Select a workspace screen

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Overview of the Duet Plug-in

Application Preferences

Configuration of the Café Duet application preferences is accomplished via the Duet -

Preferences and Manifest Editor - Preferences dialogs, as described in the following

sub-sections.

Setting up the Café Duet Preferences

1.

From the menu bar, select Window > Preferences > Duet (FIG. 8).

 All directory and file locations are set to their default parameters. The four

available Café Duet general settings are:

 Platform Directory: location of the Duet platform (including the Device

SDK and the Duet Platform JAR files (API).

 NetLinx Compiler Path: location of the NetLinx Compiler executable.

 Module Export Directory: location where the module is packed (refer to

the Packing a Module section on page 32 for more information).

 Persist the Device Class Metadata during the process of packing the

module: by default this option is selected. When working with other

AMX Software, this option provides the ability to collect Device Class

information such as: Device Class functions, function parameters, etc.,

so that future AMX applications can make smart decisions based on that

previously obtained metadata.

FIG. 8 Preferences dialog - Duet Preferences

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- If this option is not selected then the Device Class metadata information

is not collected; which in turn speeds-up the Module packing process.

- Another result of disabling this option is that the JAR Export - Select

Methods dialog (FIG. 24) is then prevented from being displayed. This

can be helpful during the development phase, but remember to turn this

option back on when you are ready to release your module. This

generated metadata is very important to the Visual Architect application

when building its system.

2. Use the Browse button to open a Browse For Folder dialog and change the folder/file

locations by navigating to a different location (if desired).

3. Once you’ve chosen a new location, press the OK button to accept and save your

changes.

Setting up the Manifest Editor Preferences

The fields within this window allow you to enter a set of Module descriptions/information

which then become the baseline standard for future modules. During the creation of any

future modules, these Manifest Editor information fields (such as Module-Vendor) become

pre-populated (filled-in) with the information entered within this window; thus saving you

time during the construction of consecutive modules.

1. From the Main menu, navigate to Windows > Preferences > Duet > Manifest

Editor (FIG. 9).

FIG. 9 Manifest Editor Preferences dialog

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2. Enter the information within the following fields:

 Restore Defaults button: restores all fields to their factory default settings.

 Apply button: applies your changes to the whole Café Duet application.

3. Once you’ve made your changes, press the OK button to accept and save your new

Manifest Editor field information.

Creating a Duet Module Project

1. Select File > New > Project to launch the New Project Wizard. The first dialog in the

wizard is the New Project dialog.

2. In the New Project - Select dialog, choose the Duet Modules entry from the left

window, and Duet Module Project in the right window (FIG. 10).

3. Click Next to continue to the New Duet Module Project dialog (FIG. 10).

4. In the New Duet Module Project dialog, enter a descriptive name for the new project

(up to 55 alpha-numeric characters).

Note that by default, the Create new project in workspace option is selected.

If you want to change this directory location you must first select the Create Project

from existing source option and then click the Browse button to change this

directory.

• Module-ContactAddress Enter a contact address for the vendor (if necessary).

• An example is: 3000 Research Drive Richardson, TX

75082 or www.amx.com.

• Module-Copyright Enter copyright information for this module.

• Module-DocURL This is a URL used to document this module.

• An example is: www.amx.com/device/switcher.

• Module-Vendor A text name of the module vendor.

• An example is: AMX Corporation.

• Module-UpdateLocation If the module is ever updated at some later date, this is the

location that should be used (if present) to retrieve the

updated JAR files.

• An example is: www.amx.com/device/switcher/update.

• Device-Make The manufacturer name of the device. This field can hold

up to 55 alpha-numeric characters and cannot be empty.

Text is required within this field.

• An example is: AMX Corporation.

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The fields and options in this dialog include:

FIG. 10 Creating a new Duet Module project

• Project name: The Project name field must not be empty nor can it be a single

period character ("."). It must not end in a period character nor can

it contain any of the following characters: \\, /, :, *, ?, ", <, >, |.

• This field can not contain the following names as they are

reserved device names for the platform: aux, clock$, com1,

com2, com3, com4, com5, com6, com7, com8, com9, con,

lpt1, lpt2, lpt3, lpt4, lpt5, lpt6, lpt7, lpt8, lpt9, nul, prn.

• An example is: amxswitcher.

• Contents: This refers to the directory in which the new module project will be

created (indicated in the read-only Directory field).

• Create new project in workspace: When selected, the New

Project Wizard creates a new project with the specified name

within the workspace.

• Create project from existing source: When selected, you are

specifying the location from which the New Project Wizard will

retrieve an existing project.

• Use the Browse button to navigate to the location of an existing

project.

• JDK Compliance: These selections determine which type of compiler compliance

your project will use.

• Use default compiler compliance: When selected, the New

Project Wizard creates a new project using the default compiler

compliance. The default compiler compliance can be configured

from within the Compiler Preferences page which is accessed

by selecting the blue Configure default...

link located to the

right of this option.

• Use a project specific compliance: When selected, you are

given the option of selecting the compiler compliance from the

drop-down list of available options.

New Project - Select dialog New Duet Module Project dialog

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5. Click the Next button to save the project name and continue to the Duet Module

Settings dialog.

6. Review the information displayed in the New Duet Module Project - Duet Module

Settings dialog (FIG. 11).

 The Source tab displays the source folder associated with your project.

 The Projects tab lists all projects imported into Duet are listed, despite where

they are located. They are only linked into the build process of the new project

if they are selected (checked-off) on this screen. This information can be edited

at a later point.

 The Libraries tab (FIG. 11) lists all currently available JAR/ZIP files located

within the Duet Platform Directories (C:\Program Files\Common

Files\AMXshare\Duet\lib and C:\Program Files\Common

Files\AMXshare\Duet\bundle folders).

- Click the Add External JARs button to incorporate additional JAR/ZIP files

to the Duet Module project.

 The Order and Export tab allows you to use the Up and Down buttons to

move selected JAR/ZIP files or Class file containers up or down on the build

path order.

7. Click Next to complete the configuration of the Module’s build settings, and continue

to the New Duet Module - Duet Module Content dialog (FIG. 12).

• Project layout: These selections configure the creation options for both the

source and output folders.

• Use project folder as root for sources and class files: When

selected, the project folder is used both as a source folder and

as an output folder for class files.

• Create separate source and output folders: When selected,

the New Project Wizard creates both a source folder for the

source files, and an output folder for the project’s class files.

In order to have the Duet module function properly on a target AMX

Master, you must select the Use default compiler compliance

(currently 1.4) option.

This dialog is used to enter Duet project build settings. The following

external JARs have been initially added to the project build path:

core. jar; devicesdk.jar; http.jar; j2me.jar; morpheus.jar;

oscar.jar; snapirouter.jar.

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Defining the Module

Use the options in the Duet Module Content dialog (FIG. 12) to define device properties

for the Module.

FIG. 11 New Duet Module Project - Duet Module Settings dialog (Source and Libraries)

FIG. 12 New Duet Module Project - Duet Module Content dialog

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