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Picture Perfect 4.6
User Manual
Table 66. ppnwmcfg parameters
Parameters
source_ip
destination_ip
alternate_ip
gateway_ip
subnet_ip_mask
alt_gateway_ip
Description
The network micro’s IP address.
The Picture Perfect host’s IP address.
The backup machine’s IP address in a Picture Perfect redundant system.
The network micro’s gateway IP address to reach the destination_ip.
The network micro’s subnet mask.
The network micro’s gateway IP address to reach the alternate_ip.
Note:
The network micro accepts connections only from the host defined in this field. If this field is updated incorrectly,
the network micro can only be configured from a laptop computer.
Defining outputs
The Picture Perfect system monitors digital inputs (DIs) for contacts and digital outputs (DOs) for
controlling output devices. Outputs are triggered when associated inputs activate. Outputs can
operate devices such as door strikes, bells, and lights. Inputs may be physical connections to a micro
controller, or logical events such as a transaction buffer overflow, or an invalid access attempt.
Outputs that operate devices such as door strikes, lights, or sirens must be described to the system.
Use the Outputs form to define where this output point is connected, how it is wired to activate, how
long it remains on when activated, how it resets, and what output group is associated with it.
Example
An output may control a light indicating the back door is open. A typical description is:
002-01-07 Back Door Open
The first part of the description indicates that the output is connected to DO point 07 on CPU board
01 of Micro ID 002. The last part of the description indicates the purpose of the output.
Note:
How you format output descriptions is entirely an administrative decision, but this format makes system messages
easier to use. To make reports easier to read, the number description should be first so that the text description is
aligned with the other records.