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	WACI Functions Flash Programming Demo If you are programming a WACI for the first time using Flash, Download this file now. It will save you a LOT of time making the connections to the WACI and setting up your commands. This file will demonstrate executing 6 different functions on the WACI RPC server from within A flash movie. You should only need basic flash experience to get this to work. Just look at the source code and read the detailed comments and you will be on your way to creating WACI control pages in no time. This component will allow you to make the connection to the WACI and has the most popular functions already coded into it. Feel free to view the source so you can make your own modifications to it. WACI NX+ and WACI NX Jr Download Flash 8 Source Code (.FLA) Download Flash MX 2004 Source Code (.FLA) WACI + and WACI Jr Download Flash 5 Source Code (.FLA) Download Flash MX 6 Source Code (.FLA) Download Flash MX 2004 Source Code (.FLA)
	WACI Event Tester This is a quick program created to test clock events. Often when creating a scheduled event, it helps to be able to test the actions to ensure everything works correctly. Just type the event name into this program and it will force the event to run now. Download Event Tester (.ZIP)
	You're in Control Generic projector control page demo This is a control page that uses the Logging features of the WACI to allow you to save a list of serial commands used to control a projector. You can store up to 10 command presets on the WACI to control all different types of projectors. Download Compiled SWF Files We also have formatted this program to work from a PDA. It has been tested with the IPAQ h2200 Download Compiled SWF Files for PDA
	VTune Pro One way VTune control page. This does not do 2 way feedback, however it can be easily modified to get feedback on the volume, channel, etc... Download Compiled SWF & FLA Source code (requires Flash MX 2004)
	XTune Pro / DVD Control Page Control a DVD player via IR and an XTune via RS-232 Download Compiled SWF & FLA Source code (requires Flash MX 2004)
	NEC LCD 4000 / XTune Demo Simple one-way control page for an XTune and NEC LCD4000 Download Compiled SWF Download FLA Source Code (requires Flash MX 2004)
	Universal Demo This is a demo made with Flash MX 2004. It features the WACI Component that gets the IP and Date from the WACI. Download Flash MX 2004 Files
	Magenta Research Switcher This is a control page which controls an 8x8 Magenta Research MultiView Switcher. It displays the current status of the crosspoints in a grid and allows for editing the label of the Sources and Outputs. Download Flash MX 2004 Files + ASP Script
	This is a mini flash demo to get the WACI time. Every 60 seconds it will retrive the time off of the WACI. Download Flash MX 2004 File
	This is a mini flash demo for inactivity on a touch screen or kiosk. This file has a counter that will count to 10 if there is no mouse movement, and once it hits 10 it will display a message or you can have it go back to a main screen. If the mouse moves, then the timer will go back to 0 meaning there is activity on the panel. Download Flash MX 2004 File View Demo
	This is a sample on how you can create an on press/release volume button. Download Flash MX 2004 File View Demo

Automatically loading Flash animations on start (you don't have to click on the animation to activate it) - only Internet Explorer

index.html file will look like that :

theFILE = "test.swf";
</script>

<TITLE>
WACI Control System
</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY bgcolor="#FFFFFF">

</BODY>
</HTML>

In the index.html file there is a reference to "activateActiveX_onload.js" file. This is the file that allows you to automatically open Flash animations in IE without clicking on them first to activate. This is the code for this file:

//trap onload event
window.onload = function () {
//Determine browser, we only need this for Internet Explorer
if (navigator.appName == "Microsoft Internet Explorer") {

//Array of elements to be replaced
var arrElements = new Array(3);
arrElements[0] = "object";
arrElements[1] = "embed";
arrElements[2] = "applet";

//Loop over element types
for (n = 0; n < arrElements.length; n++) {

//set object for brevity
replaceObj = document.getElementsByTagName(arrElements[n]);

//loop over element objects returned
for (i = 0; i < replaceObj.length; i++ ) {

//set parent object for brevity
parentObj = replaceObj[i].parentNode;

//grab the html inside of the element before removing it from the DOM
newHTML = parentObj.innerHTML;

//remove element from the DOM
parentObj.removeChild(replaceObj[i]);

//stick the element right back in, but as a new object
parentObj.innerHTML = newHTML;

}
}
}
}

Using new WACI NX component to automatically get an IP address from the browser

On frame 1 of your flash put this code:

if ((_root.callerID == "" || _root.callerID == undefined)
&& (_global.ipAddress == "" || _global.ipAddress == undefined))
{
//That will be the default IP address if we are testing in Flash
//It will not longer apply if the flash file is opened from WACI using web browser
_root.callerID = "188.188.188.188";
}
else
{
//If the globals have not been set yet, set them now based on FlashVars
if (_root.callerID == undefined){ _root.callerID = _global.ipAddress; }
}

_root.waci.waci_IP = _root.callerID;

index.html file will look like that:

theFILE = "test.swf";
</script>

<TITLE>
WACI Control System
</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY bgcolor="#FFFFFF">

</BODY>
</HTML>

If you did everything correctly, you should be able to automatically get an IP address using web browser, accessing WACI's files. Right now there is no need for setting an IP address in the WACI NX component, since it would not be used anymore.

Accessing the WACI's Functions using Flash Actionscript LoadVars.sendAndLoad()

On frame 1 of your flash put this code:

//Create a global variable which stores the WACI’s IP address
//Later I will show you how to pull this from the WACI automatically using a simple ASP script
_global.waciIPADDRESS = “192.168.1.172”;

On your buttons/moveclips put this code:

on (press) {

//Create a new object and get it ready to do the HTTP Post
_root.WACI_Call = new LoadVars();

//Give the WACI the method name (function call) you want to run
_root.WACI_Call.method = "Serial_Send";

//The first parameter for Serial_Send is the serial port to send through
_root.WACI_Call.param1 = "1";

//The second Parameter which is the string to send
_root.WACI_Call.param2 = "!KEY_1%0D";

//The third parameter which is the timeout for the serial.. I always use 200
_root.WACI_Call.param3 = "200";

// Here is where we get more advanced. We will set up a function to listen
// for when the WACI responds.
//When it responds we want to do something with the data that comes back
//For just doing serial send you will not get any useful data back, but other functions like
// GetVariableValueByName() will need to return the variable value

_root.WACI_Call.onLoad = function(){

//Send the response to flash's output window so we can see what's going on
trace(“Here is the data that came back: “ + _root.WACI_Call.toString());

}

//Execute the HTTP Post to the RPC server
_root.WACI_Call.sendAndLoad("http://"+_global.waciIPADDRESS+"/RPC", _root.WACI_Call, "POST");

//Use trace statements so when you are testing in flash you know whats going on.
trace("Sending RPC callPADDRESS+"/RPC", _root.WACI_Call, "POST");

//Use trace statements so when you are testing in flash you know whats going on.
trace("Sending RPC call to WACI ("+_global.waciIPADDRESS+"): "+_root.WACI_Call.toString()); }