- #HYPERTERM RIGHT CLICK SERIAL#
- #HYPERTERM RIGHT CLICK PRO#
- #HYPERTERM RIGHT CLICK SOFTWARE#
- #HYPERTERM RIGHT CLICK WINDOWS#
If you have followed these instructions should now see data populating the screen from the panel.
Set Bits per Second to 9600, Data Bits to 8, Parity to None, Stop Bits to 1, and Flow Control to None. You will now see the port settings window for HyperTerminal. On the "Connect to" screen select the drop down box for Connect Using. To do so, simply right click on the terminal and choose 'Split Horizontally' or 'Split Vertically'. Furthermore, you can split your Terminal window either horizontally or vertically or both at the same time. HyperTerminal will open, give the session a name and press OK. You can do this from right click context menu.
HyperTerminal Setup: Press the Start button, select Programs, choose Accessories, choose Communications and then select HyperTerminal. Bits per second should be set to 9600, Data Bits to 8, Parity to None, Stop Bits to 1, and Flow Control to None. Find Ports and select the + symbol to the left to expand the ports section. On the System Properties window select the Hardware tab at the top.
#HYPERTERM RIGHT CLICK WINDOWS#
Windows XP/2000 users go to Start, choose Settings then Control Panel. On the Name line, type in NWA-PCUG BBS, then click on OK and the. HyperTerminal is the defacto terminal program for any Windows OS up to XP. 2) After double clicking on HYPERTRM.EXE, the Connection Description Dialog box will come up.
#HYPERTERM RIGHT CLICK SERIAL#
PC Serial Port Configuration: Open device manager. Or, you can right-click on M圜omputer, select Properties, and open the Device. Once the DX4010i has initialized you will see activity on the BUS LED’s. Wait 1 minute for the DX4010i to initialize. Lift and unlatch the Reset Pin on the panel. Place the jumper over the P2 pins labelled LED Enable. Set the DX4010i to Address 80 by setting address switches 1-4 to on and 5-8 to off. Under SDI Automation also set Status Rate to 20.ĭevice Configuration: Disconnect the DX4010i from the SDI bus. Move to the SDI Automation section of RADXAUX1. Panel setup: Receive a copy of RADXAUX1 with the D5200 or RPS/RAMIV. Note: You must use a Null Modem Serial Cable when connecting the DX4010i to serial devices Computer, PC9000, ReadyKey Pro, and Crestron. This process has been broken up into four steps panel setup, device configuration, pc serial port configuration, and HyperTerminal Setup.
#HYPERTERM RIGHT CLICK PRO#
This is a good test to perform if running into problems connecting a control panel to PC9000, Readykey Pro or Crestron using the DX4010i. HyperTerminal can be used to verify that the DX4010i is communicating over the serial port to another serial device. In the same way, those swapping their mouse buttons are fully aware of the left/right exchange.Testing the DX4010i and D9133DC operation and communication using HyperTerminal. People who work in such settings are little baffled by the fact the left side of the illustration is titled 'right'. This can be seen in the Boy George stage plot below. The live engineer, which faces the stage, is fully conscious her view is mirrored, thus she will use the term 'stage left' for what is her right, and vice versa. In live settings involving a stage, 'stage left' means as viewed by someone on stage facing the audience. Perhaps a good way to explain this is by giving the live-performance example. In addition, people who swap the mouse buttons are very conscious about doing so and that the term 'right click' means 'left click' and vice versa. To find out the actual port assignment, open the Device Manager (right-click on My Computer -> Properties -> Hardware tab -> Device Manager).
#HYPERTERM RIGHT CLICK SOFTWARE#
Yet there are many conventions that are far more senseless than the left/right click (for instance, a music production software is termed Digital Audio Workstation), yet they are the convention. If we could start all over again, I grossly support the primary and secondary terms. (This may be the right place to consider Apple's rather futile attempts to rebrand the 'Alt' key as 'Option'.) While the terms primary and secondary click are used within the Apple mouse preferences, the terms right and left click are such a convention that choosing a different name, while possibly serving a minority, will confuse many others. Thus, people who swap these buttons can be considered in UX as complementary personas (people with special requirements). Even people who use the mouse with their left hand, often keep the buttons as they would normally be (myself is an example for this). The vast majority of people don't have their mouse buttons swapped.
Conventions and the conscious breaking of
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