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DEFINE_CONSTANT Section

DEFINE_CONSTANT Section

The process of making your code more reader friendly. The "define constant" section allows you to use friendly names in place of numbers in your code.
DEFINE_DEVICE Section

DEFINE_DEVICE Section

This is the first step in writing code in NetLinx Studio. Learn about the "Define_Device" section, proper code writing, and compiling.
DEFINE_EVENT Section

DEFINE_EVENT Section

Learn about the "Define_Event" section of your code template, and understand how the event handler works in our control systems.
DEFINE_MUTUALLY_EXCLUSIVE Section

DEFINE_MUTUALLY_EXCLUSIVE Section

Learn how to write a mutually exclusive statement in NetLinx and learn the meaning behind mutually exclusive.
DEFINE_START Section

DEFINE_START Section

This lesson will introduce you to the define start section of the standard Nettling template. Learn about when this section of code will execute and why it's useful when working with timelines.
DEFINE_VARIABLES Section

DEFINE_VARIABLES Section

Introduces the concept of variables. Learn what variables are typically used for and where in the code you will define variables.
Device Naming Conventions

Device Naming Conventions

Learn about proper device naming conventions, as well as an introduction to Hungarian notation.
DPS Device Number

DPS Device Number

Part 1 of 3; DPS is the foundation of addressing various devices in your NetLinx project. This tutorial focuses on the "D", or Device.
DPS Port Number

DPS Port Number

Part 2 of 3; DPS is the foundation of addressing various devices in your NetLinx project. This tutorial focuses on the "P", or Port.
DPS System Number

DPS System Number

Part 3 of 3; DPS is the foundation of addressing various devices in your NetLinx project. This tutorial focuses on the "S", or System.
Feedback Exercise

Feedback Exercise

This exercise focuses on feedback. You are given a set of instructions and you're challenged to work on your own in order to complete this exercise.
Feedback Exercise Solution

Feedback Exercise Solution

This video has the instructor review the previous exercise in great detail.
Feedback Implementation

Feedback Implementation

Step-by-step tutorial of writing feedback statements in your code. Learn two different methods including channel events, as well as single line feedback in the define program section of your code template.
Feedback Overview

Feedback Overview

This tutorial provides an overview of using feedback in your code. What is feedback? Why is it necessary? And, what are the different types of feedback?
File Types

File Types

Learn about the various file types used in a NetLinx system. This tutorial will also provide an overview of the different file extensions.
FOR Loop Exercise

FOR Loop Exercise

This exercise focuses on using FOR loops. You are given a set of instructions and you're challenged to work on your own in order to complete this exercise.
FOR Loop Exercise Solution

FOR Loop Exercise Solution

This video has the instructor review the previous exercise in great detail.
If/Else Conditional Implementation

If/Else Conditional Implementation

Practice implementing what you learned about conditionals in this easy to follow tutorial. This video focuses on using the if/else conditional.
Include Files

Include Files

Include files are the first step in making your code portable. This video explains what Include files are, how to create them, and why they are useful.
IR Button Event

IR Button Event

This video will take what you've learned about button events and make your code more efficient. Learn about button event zero, and why this single line of code can eliminate hundreds of lines. This video also exposes you to embedded properties ...