(MMS) Client/Server - ALSTOM Signaling Inc.

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MMS EditorSee Table 5–9 for CAAPE data imported by the MMS Editor application.Table 5–9. CAAPE Project Data Imported by the MMS Editor When .CPB is UsedFile Extension.%BV.caq.cfn.cfg.cpb.csi.css.lvc.lcs.hdwDescriptionCAAPE build file for configuration information.VPI CSEX data log variables and sourcesConfiguration files created and saved in the Reports folder when acompile is done in CAAPE. These files have a .cfg extension forVital applications and a .cfn extension for non-vital applications.CAAPE project file used to gather top level information and allother filesVPI CSEX data log ports and featuresCommunications file to gather port information and VPI variablesthat can be linked to the graphical symbolsVital and non-vital variable information; files are copied as part ofthe MMS project dataModule board layout descriptionP2528, Rev. Aug/12 5–18 Alstom Signaling Inc.
MMS Editor5.7. LINK VPI VARIABLES TO SYMBOL PARAMETERSTo link a VPI variable to a selected symbol’s parameter follow the procedure inTable 5–10.Table 5–10. Linking VPI Variables to Symbol Parameters (Cont.)StepAction1 From the MMS Editor application, select the Parameters tab.Note: Ensure that the Show variable dialog on Parameterstab option is checked in Tools>Options (see Table 5–2,Step 1) and that CAAPE data is imported(see Section 5.6).P2528, Rev. Aug/12 5–19 Alstom Signaling Inc.
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General Description1.4. REQUIREMENT
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