The USB Flash Drive has free space that can be used to transfer files to a client or to store backup copies of graphics or setup files, as well as controller dump files.
An introduction to the new BACnet features is available here.
If you overwrite your older version with the USB Flash Drive version, you will be back in evaluation mode for 30 days. Your older version can be upgraded to the key version for a nominal charge. Please contact your dealer for information before overwriting your older version or you may not be able to upgrade.
The default username is "Master" and the default password is also "Master".
Note: There is a quick-start tutorial included in the help file. Select "Help" from the Help menu to read it. It will walk you through setting up a Site and creating a simple graphic display. If you do not have access to an Andover Continuum/Infinity or AC256/AC8, select "Offline Edit" from the Site|More menu instead of "Connect". This will simulate a connection to a panel.
Evaluation mode is no longer supported with this version. New installations should use the USB Flash Drive version above.
Evaluation mode is no longer supported with this version. New installations should use the USB Flash Drive version above.
These controls need to be installed on the remote computer that is using Internet Explorer, not necessarily on the computer running Catalyst Pro.
These files are for demonstration/informational purposes only. Since some of these files were donated by dealers and end users, we cannot guarantee their operation or usability.
All files have been checked for malicious code and viruses.
Note: Some of these examples will automatically run script code when you open them, sometimes making it difficult to enter edit mode. To keep the script code from executing hold down the "Ctrl" key while opening the form.
Text Files/Code Snippets
DelphiScript - A text file listing the differences between DelphiScript and Delphi 5.SetInfinityTime - (Andover Only) DelphiScript example of setting the time on an Infinity panel with a script command.
Visual Basic Scripting Examples
AutoReport - (Andover only) Connects to multiple sites and prints out reports from each. The script code needs to be edited to add the sites and report commands specific to each site.PointAccess - Demonstrates reading and writing points via script commands.
VarEditAsObject - (Advanced) Demonstrates using a custom object inspector for setting options.
Recipe - Allows the user to select a "recipe" that modifies a list of points to a set of values. Recipes are stored as text files. A form similar to this was used in a drink manufacturers plant to change the ingredient list.
LogPointChanges - Logs changes to a single point in a text file.
Write Log - Another type of point logger.
DelphiScript Examples
MulitBackup - (Andover only) Allows the user to enter a list of panels and drums/objects to backup then performs the backups automatically.MultiBackupFixed - (Andover only) Automatically performs multiple backups on a hard-set list of domains/panels. The script code must be edited to set the list of panels to backup.
TermDump - Demonstrates capturing the terminal screen in a script so the lines can be scraped for text strings and values.
Breakout - Written on a lazy Saturday afternoon just to see if it could be done, this game demonstrates...nothing useful, really, and it uses some techniques for speed that are generally not recommended. Requires a decent video card. If it runs slowly, try shutting down other programs. If you get caught playing it, you didn't get it from us.
File Request - (LonWorks) Demonstrates reading file data from LonWorks devices.
