Remote variables
This grid lets you select one or more variables from one or more remote systems and use them on the pages. This selection works in a similar way to the recipe editor.
First you have to add a remote target and characterize it with a mnemonic name (in the example, Vedo65). The target also has to be characterized by the IP address and by a number that identifies the number of connection attempts (to allow it to connect to targets that start later than we do).Once the target is inserted and characterized, you can add the variables available in the remote system.
On the pages, the variables will be available as TargetRemote\VariableName (in the example, Vedo65\gqt_TimeMinute).Note: the user file (user.db) on the local terminal should be the same as the one on the remote system.
First you have to add a remote target and characterize it with a mnemonic name (in the example, Vedo65). The target also has to be characterized by the IP address and by a number that identifies the number of connection attempts (to allow it to connect to targets that start later than we do).Once the target is inserted and characterized, you can add the variables available in the remote system.
On the pages, the variables will be available as TargetRemote\VariableName (in the example, Vedo65\gqt_TimeMinute).Note: the user file (user.db) on the local terminal should be the same as the one on the remote system.