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4-12 Configuring BCMS Vu from the Server
Configuring and Managing the BCMS Vu Software
Registering Wallboards 4
When you configure a wallboard you register it with the Server. A Client can then
send a report or message to any wallboard connected to any PC in the network.
BCMS Vu Wallboard software must be installed and running on the PC to which the
wallboard is connected.
You register a wallboard from the BCMS Vu Server.
1. In the Options|Configure menu item, select Wallboards.
The “Wallboard Registration” window appears. Previously registered
wallboards are listed under “Wallboard Names.”
2. In the “Wallboard Registration” window, double-click on Add Wallboard... or
select Add....
3. In the “Wallboard Name” window, enter the name of the wallboard which you
want to be accessible to the Clients. The wallboard name is an arbitrary
designation, unique in the network, that you assign to the external wallboard. It
is the name by which you select the wallboard when you want to send a display
or message to it. You will probably want to give each wallboard a name that
describes its characteristics or location.
4. Select OK.
The “Specify the name and model type of the wallboard” window appears.
5. In the “Machine name” box, enter the name of the PC to which the wallboard is
physically attached. If you do not know this name, open Start/Settings/Control
Note
The Wallboard Configuration Wizard is not part of the wizard that
appears the first time you run BCMS Vu Server or when you select
Options|Configure|First Time.
Note
Before you can register a wallboard from the server, it must
already be connected to a PC with Wallboard software installed
and running. The PC must be on the network.
- BCMS Vu™ Software R2 V3 0 1
- Software License Agreement 5
- License Agreement 7
- Table of Contents 10
- TOC-xii 12
- Preface P 13
- Audience 0 14
- Contents of This Document 0 15
- Related Documents 0 18
- Introduction 1 19
- Introduction 20
- Chapter 1 21
- Operating Environment 1 23
- 1-6 Operating Environment 24
- For the BCMS Vu Client PC 1 25
- Software Restrictions 1 26
- Administrative Requirements 1 27
- Performance Considerations 1 28
- Help Escalation 1 28
- BCMS Vu Server 31
- BCMS Vu Server Basics 32
- Chapter 2 33
- System 2 38
- System Menu Box 2 41
- Title Bar 2 41
- Menu Bar 2 41
- Options 2 42
- Window 2 44
- Toolbar 2 45
- Status Bar 2 46
- Server Action Area 2 46
- BCMS Vu Client 49
- BCMS Vu Client Basics 50
- Chapter 3 51
- System Menu Box 3 57
- Title Bar 3 57
- Menu Bar 3 57
- Options 3 58
- Window 3 60
- Toolbar 3 61
- Status Bar 3 62
- Report Display Area 3 62
- Connection Status 3 62
- Server Name 3 63
- BCMS Vu Client On-Line Help 3 64
- Configuring and 65
- Managing BCMS Vu 65
- Software 65
- 4-2 Introduction 66
- Chapter 4 67
- Downloading Historical Data 4 72
- Registering Wallboards 4 76
- Registering Clients 4 78
- About Shares 4 79
- Activating Alerts 4 80
- Configuring Color Palettes 4 80
- Thresholds 4 81
- Maximum Values 4 82
- Repairing the Database 4 90
- Re-indexing the Database 4 91
- Compacting the Database 4 92
- Managing Memory Allocation 4 92
- Downloading BCMS Data 4 93
- Understanding Real-Time 95
- Reports 5 95
- Report Basics 100
- Chapter 5 101
- About Wallboard Displays 5 110
- Wallboard Display Features 5 111
- Types of Wallboards 5 112
- Sample Wallboard Display 5 113
- About Time Trace Reports 5 115
- Sample Time Trace Report 5 117
- Understanding Historical 119
- Reports 6 119
- Data on the DEFINITY system 6 120
- Chapter 6 121
- Creating Historical Reports 6 122
- Sample Historical Report 6 123
- About Historical Reports 124
- Working with Reports 7 129
- Working with Reports 130
- Chapter 7 131
- Saving a Report 7 162
- Closing a Report 7 163
- Opening a Report 7 164
- Printing Reports 7 166
- Displaying 171
- Information on 171
- External Wallboards 171
- Configuring a Wallboard 8 172
- Wallboard 173
- Chapter 8 175
- BCMS Vu Real-Time 179
- Report Data Items 179
- Definition 180
- Chapter 9 181
- Troubleshooting 10 201
- Resolving Problems 10 202
- Chapter 10 203
- 10-4 Resolving Problems 204
- Troubleshooting 204
- 10-6 Resolving Problems 206
- 10-8 Resolving Problems 208
- 10-10 Resolving Problems 210
- 10-12 Resolving Problems 212
- 10-14 Resolving Problems 214
- 10-16 Resolving Problems 216
- 10-18 Resolving Problems 218
- 10-20 Resolving Problems 220
- 10-22 Resolving Problems 222
- 10-24 Resolving Problems 224
- 10-26 Resolving Problems 226
- 10-28 Resolving Problems 228
- 10-30 Resolving Problems 230
- 10-32 Resolving Problems 232
- Error Log 10 234
- Connection Log 10 236
- Verifying the COM Port 10 237
- Setting Up The COM Port 10 238
- Using a Terminal Emulator 10 239
- 12. Type ati 242
- Error Codes 10 246
- ID Description Resolution 248
- Glossary 0 257
- Glossary 258
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