Local variables
Local Variables contain general information relaed to the station in use, such as:
- Communication Status with the server
- Information about the user connected to the system
- Information on the general state of the system (the current language etc.).
The names of local variables can not be modified, are preceded by the "$" character. Some variables are only available for reading (i.e. they can only be queried), others in reading and writing (which may be queried or set through action or script). The following table shows the available local variables, their meaning and the read/write attributes:
|
Variable |
Description |
Reading |
Writing |
|
$ BeeperEnable |
Enable status of the beeper (1 = enabled, 0 = disabled). |
YES |
YES |
|
$ IsClient |
The system is run as a client station (1 = client, server or standalone system = 0) |
YES |
NO |
|
Save $ |
Index (1 .. 16) of the currently active language for multilingual support. |
YES |
NO |
|
$ LogInTime |
Date / time of last login operation performed. |
YES |
NO |
|
$ MaxLoginTime |
The current connection timeout, after which the user will be automatically logged out. Note: The setting of the variable does not change the user's configuration may be connected. |
YES |
NO |
|
$ MixerBalance |
Audio mixer control system: Balance Right / left channel (-100 .. +100). |
YES |
YES |
|
$ MixerMute |
Audio mixer control system: audio disabled. (1 audio = disabled, 0 = enabled audio). |
YES |
YES |
|
$ MixerVolume |
Audio mixer control system: volume (0 .. 10). |
YES |
YES |
|
$ NetStatus |
Status of communication with the server station (0 = OK, 1 = Failure). |
YES |
NO |
|
$ SecArea |
Areas of current security, numeric format. Note: setting this variable change current access privileges, but does not originate LogIn operation. It does not modify the configuration of the connected user. |
YES |
(SI) |
|
$ SecAreaDesc |
Areas of current security (identification letters). Note: setting this variable change current access privileges , but does not originate LogIn operation. It does not modify the configuration of the connected user. |
YES |
(SI) |
|
$ SecLevel |
Current level of competency. Note: setting this variable change access privileges current, but does not originate LogIn operation. It does not modify the configuration of the connected user. |
YES |
(SI) |
|
$ ServerStationName |
Station name the current server. |
YES |
NO |
|
$ User |
Name of the user currently logged Note: Setting this variable changes the currently logged on user information without verifying the existence and without setting the appropriate level of security. Is not generated LogIn operation. It does not modify the configuration of the connected user. |
YES |
(SI) |
Where the write enable is shown in brackets, the writing is generally meaningless or inadvisable because it can be a source of misalignment.
Note: Local Variables information always refer to the local station.