Configuring cvim2 system for mouse operation – Rockwell Automation 5370-CVIM2 Module User Manual

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Chapter 1

Hardware Connection and Powerup Check

1–10

The CVIM2 system supports most serial mouse and trackball pointing
devices that are IBM PC

 compatible. The following devices have been

tested and have been found to work with the CVIM2 system:

Logictech

 Model C7–3F–9F

Logictech

 Model CC–93–9F

Microsoft

 Model LR 87483

Mouse Systems Model 900800–001/A

Clix Model CX–30

Interlink Electronics Durapoint (exceeds NEMA 4X, 6P, and 13)

Mouse Systems Model TP–305 (trackball)

After you power up the CVIM2 module, if the mouse pointer will not “track”
the mouse as you move it across a table top or other flat surface, and you are
using one of the above–listed devices, use the light pen to examine the
current serial communication port configuration and reconfigure, if
necessary, the specific port that you intend to use for mouse operation.

NOTE: When a port is configured for mouse operation, it cannot be used
for other data communication purposes.

To configure a serial communication port for mouse operation, use the light
pen
to pick

Environment

in the main menu bar. When the

Environment

menu appears, pick

Comm Ports.

When you do, the

Comm Ports

menu

appears, as illustrated by the example in Figure 1.4 (page 1–11).

In the example, it is assumed that the mouse is connected to

PORT B

of the

I/O interface box and the I/O interface cable is connected to the

System I/O

connector on the CVIM2 front panel. In this case, you would pick

System

I/O Port B

in the

Comm Ports

menu.

When you pick

System I/O Port B

, the

System I/O Port B

setup table

appears, as shown in Figure 1.4. When you then pick

Mouse

in the small

scrolling list, the appropriate mouse settings for baud rate, parity, data bit,
and stop bit parameters in the setup table “lock” at the values shown in the
figure.

Configuring CVIM2 System
For Mouse Operation

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