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How to use CIP with your project:

GuiDesigner:

1. Add CIP.js to your script manager
2. Add a System to System Manager, configure it for TCP, port 41794, the IP address of your Control Processor, with Constant Connection enabled.
3. Add a Feedback item to your System. Set the Regex field to "." (a single period, no quotes).
4. Add/adjust the following Global Tokens to your project (Name, Value) with "Persist?" unchecked for each. Note: (SystemName) must be replaced with the actual name of the System you use.

Global Token	Value
CIP_System_Names	(the name you used for your iViewer System)
(SystemName):Feedback_Name	(The name you use for your iViewer Feedback item)
(SystemName):IP_ID	(2 character IP ID used in Crestron program)
(SystemName):Online_Digital_Join	(Digital join number representing connection status)
(SystemName):Digital_Low	(Join number representing floor of join range)
(SystemName):Digital_High	(Join number representing ceiling of join range)
(SystemName):Analog_Low	(Join number representing floor of join range)
(SystemName):Analog_High	(Join number representing ceiling of join range)
(SystemName):Serial_Low	(Join number representing floor of join range)
(SystemName):Serial_High	(Join number representing ceiling of join range)

Crestron:

1. Add an XPanel object on the desired IP ID.
2. Configure join signals on the XPanel object as you normally would.

Advanced use:

You can connect to multiple Control processors with seperate IP ID's and join ranges by adding additional System/Feedback objects, and modifying the Global Tokens appropriately. For example, to have two Systems defined, adjust "CIP_System_Names" to contain the names of all of your Systems, seperated by commas (CIP1,CIP2). You then must define the additional IP_ID, Online_Digital_Join, and join ranges with the appropriate prefix for your additional systems. This is has only seen limited testing, use caution.

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