Add the Device to the Project

Add the Device to the Project

  1. Setting up Iridium Gate
  1. Add the device to the project
  1. In the ‘Host’ property, enter the IP address of the PC running Iridium Gate
  2. The ‘Port’ property needs to be the same port in Iridium Gate, in this example, 20024
  3. Click on the ‘JS’ Button
  1. Click on “Add”
  1. Click on “New Script”
  1. Call the new file ‘JAMware-Elite-S-init’
  1. Put the following into the file (copy and paste)

// object creation ("device name")

var elites1 = new elites("Arrowhead Elite-S");

  1. Click on ‘OK’, and then save your project

To send a command

  1. KEY commands

The ‘Key’ number commands, puts the number into the feedback variable “# key sequence”

NOTE: The numbers are sent ONLY after the ENTER command has been initiated.

This also clears the feedback variable “# key sequence”.

Key 0 – the equivalent of pressing ‘0’ on the key pad.

Key 1 –the equivalent of pressing ‘1’ on the key pad

Key 2 –the equivalent of pressing ‘2’ on the key pad

Key 3 –the equivalent of pressing ‘3’ on the key pad

Key 4 –the equivalent of pressing ‘4’ on the key pad

Key 5 –the equivalent of pressing ‘5’ on the key pad

Key 6 –the equivalent of pressing ‘6’ on the key pad

Key 7 – the equivalent of pressing ‘7’ on the key pad

Key 8 –the equivalent of pressing ‘8’ on the key pad

Key 9 –the equivalent of pressing ‘9’ on the key pad

All other commands starting with ‘Key’ behave the same way and send the corresponding command to their name immediately:

Key A – sends ‘BE’, the equivalent of pressing ‘A’ on the key pad

Key B – sends ‘BE’, the equivalent of pressing ‘B’ on the key pad

Key ARM – sends ‘RE’, the ARM command

Key CHIME – sends ‘HE’, the CHIME command

Key CONTROL – sends ‘CE’, the CONTROL command

Key ENTER – sends ‘E’, the equivalent of pressing ‘ENTER’ on the key pad

Key EXCL – sends ‘XE’, the EXCL command

Key PANIC – sends ‘NE’, the PANIC command

To use: Drag the command onto the control you want to send the command. There is no need to enter any values. For example:

  1. Send Commands
  2. Send CODE

Sends the CODE command, to activate one of the 10, 1-6 digit codes programmed at the RS232 board.

Updates feedback "Code Send Status" if successful or not.

Any other feedback status’s will also update if required

To Use:

  1. Drag the command onto the control
  2. The value to send is one of the 1-6 digit codes already pre-programmed into the RS232 board
  1. Send Request PANEL STATUS

To Use, Drag the command onto the control. Sends a request for the PANEL STATUS and updates all the feedback status variables.

  1. Send Command

The ability to send any command at all to the RS232 board, including the CODE and PANEL STATUS commands.

To send any command from the GUI:

  1. Create an Edit Box control, change the name to edtCmd
  1. Create a Button
  2. General
  1. Programming
  2. Optional. Feedback ‘Command Send Status’:
  3. Drag the Feedback “Command Send Status” onto the Button
  4. Will update the “Command Send Status”
  5. IF the command sent is a command that sends back an ‘OK!!’ if successful.
  6. IF the command does not exist, will set to fail (‘No define command!’ is received.
  7. Drag Command “Send Command” onto the Button.
  8. Delete the Send Text macro
  9. Add a macro to send a TOKEN

  1. The Channel is elite-s.SendCommand
  1. Click on the Token … and Find the Page and then the edtCmd control, and select the “Text’

Using in GUI:

Enter the command, the example below sends the ARM command

Click on ‘Send Cmd’ and the area programmed to ARM will ARM

-The status of the area will update to ARMING

Click on ‘Send Cmd’ again to stop the arming