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Dividing Groups
You can divide a Group into two by clicking with the Pencil tool at the desired
position and dragging to the end of the Group.
Actually, this is just a consequence of the fact that Groups cannot overlap. As
soon as you create a Group that overlaps another Group, the other Group is au-
tomatically resized. For example, if you were to draw a small Group within a
larger Group, you would end up with three Groups:
Tip: Splitting Groups on several Tracks
If you have Groups on several tracks and want to split these at the same posi-
tion, you can use the following method:
1. Set both the Left and the Right Locator to the desired split position.
2. Select “Insert Bars Between Locators” from the Edit menu.
The Groups are split.
Combining Groups
There are two main ways to combine two or more Groups into one:
By using the Group command
1. Select the first and the last Group that you want to combine.
All Groups in between these will be included as well.
2. Select Group from the Edit menu.
You will now have one larger Group.
By Resizing
1. Click the size handle of the first Group and drag to the right.
2. Release the mouse button at the end of the last Group.
All Groups in between are combined to one larger Group.
Find Identical Groups
This command on the Edit menu helps you locate all Groups with the same con-
tents:
1. Select a Group.
2. Select “Find Identical Groups” from the Edit menu.
All Groups with the same contents are selected in the Arrange View.
Ungrouping
There are two ways to dissolve a Group:
D Select it and select Ungroup from the Edit menu or sequencer con-
text menu,
or
D Click on the Group size handle and drag it all the way to the left.
Neither of these methods affect the events in the Group, they just remove the
Grouping.
Editing with Groups
You can work with Groups much like you edit selected events in the Arrange
view:
D To move a Group, click on it and drag it to a new position, taking the
Snap value into account.
If you move the Group so that it partially overlaps another Group, the other
Group will automatically be resized. If the moved Group overlaps the other
Group completely, you will get one large Group containing the events from
both.
D To duplicate a Group, hold down [Option] (Mac) or [Ctrl] (Windows)
and proceed as when moving.
This duplicates the Group and all its contents. You can also use Copy and
Paste for this, following the same rules as for selected events.
D To delete a Group, either select it and press [Delete], [Backspace]
or select Delete from the Edit menu.
or
D Select the Eraser tool and click on a Group.
Both of these methods will delete the Group and all its contents.
You can also draw selection rectangles with the Selection tool or the Eraser
tool, encompassing several groups and delete them all at once. The same rules
apply as when selecting groups. That is, if Snap is on, the selection rectangle
will be magnetic to the Snap value positions. Also note that a Group doesn’t
have to be fully enclosed by the rectangle to be selected - the selection rectan-
gle only needs to intersect or touch the Group.
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Table of contents

DM-20/21 Device Manager

1

User's Guide

1

Contents

3

DM-20/21 Overview

5

Introduction

6

Related Documentation

6

General Operation

7

Allowable Topologies

8

Using Subsystems

8

Backbone

9

1-6 DM-20/21 Overview

10

Device Identification

11

Discovery

12

Automatic Commissioning

13

Pinging Devices

13

1-10 DM-20/21 Overview

14

Description of the DM-21 Base

15

The DM-21 Base Plate

16

Figure 2.1 Type 1 Base Plate

17

Front View

18

Installation

21

Termination

22

I/O Cabling

23

Power Cabling

24

Threaded screw holes

29

Base Plate. Use 8-32, 3/

29

8" screw, Echelon 205

29

0130-01 or equal

29

Model 40111

30

Connecting Wiring

31

Ne t w o rk

32

16-30VAC or VDC

32

18 17 16 15 13 12 11 1014

33

1234 67895

33

Connecting the Jumper Plug(s)

36

Jumper Plugs (x-ray view)

38

Type 2D Type 1D Type 1D

38

Device Manager Hardware

41

Description and Installation

41

Mechanical

42

Electrical

43

Pin Description

44

Device Manager

45

DM-21 Pinout

46

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

47

Connections)

48

Reset Circuit

49

Service Pin Circuit

49

Power/Wink LED

49

Status LED

49

Power Supply—DM-20

50

Power Supply—DM-21

50

Installing the DM-20 Module

50

Installing the DM-21 Module

51

Software

53

(Example 3)

66

EZConfig

69

Event Log

73

Device Manager Commands

75

Reports, and Events

75

Node Object

76

DM_Command

78

DM_Report

78

DM_Event

79

Event List

80

Using the Event List Editor

83

File Transfer

84

Device Manager Advanced

87

Database Synchronization

88

Updating DM Firmware

90

7-6 Advanced Topics

92

Temporary Devices

94

Unsupported Features

95

7-10 Advanced Topics

96

Appendix A

97

A-2 Troubleshooting

98

A-6 Troubleshooting

102

Glossary

103

G-2 Glossary

104

G-4 Glossary

106





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