Working hand in hand with the instructor, you will learn how to implement a FOR loop in your code. One line of code, will make your code more efficient and less cluttered.
This lesson will provide you with all the information you need to work with loops in your code. Loops are one of the most useful tools in developing Nettling code.
Discover the various methods of getting connected to your master controller. Learn how to find your master on a network as well as connecting locally via a USB cable.
Take a closer look at the module interface document that gets downloaded with each module from the AMX website. This document contains everything you need to know to include this module in your code.
This tutorial will begin the process of implementing a module into your code. Learn where to go to find AMX created modules online, and follow along as you begin implementing one of these reusable blocks of code.
This video will provide you with a high level overview of the NetLinx Studio application. Learn about the various windows, toolbars, and various tabs found in the software.
This is your very first exercise to practice what you've learned so far. This exercise will have you building your own button events to control various relays and channels.
A narrative document that details expected system functionality is needed prior to writing any code. This video will go into detail as to what should be included in a scope of work document.
This comprehensive lesson dives into how strings are properly formatted in your code so they can control a device. You will look at a 3rd party protocol document to dissect an RS232 string so it can be used in your code.
Part one of two, will begin teaching you how to write the code necessary to work with strings. In this lesson, you will build a 4 x 4 matrix switcher and you will use the BCS commands to execute a switch.