There is an advantage to using AMD or UMD where Webpack can prune code that isn’t used, so we’ll look into using that later. Lines 4 – 5 define our XPanel configuration. This is the IP address of our control processor and the IP ID we’ve assigned to the XPanel symbol in the SIMPL Windows program. Line 8 checks to see if XPanel is available (the field is named isActive).
If this project is loaded to a touchpanel, isActive will be false so we can skip running the XPanel on the touchpanel. Line 12, we pass our configuration into the XPanel library to initialize it. Line 18, we include the CrComLib which handles all the communication with CH5 components and the control system. One thing I noticed I had to do was make sure CrComLib was globally accessible, so I assign this to the window object on line 19. Previously, we were doing a lot of typing of commands in Terminal. I prefer doing that when it’s one or two things we have to enter, especially because you can use the up arrow to review your history. But it’s better to build everything in one step. If iPhones ever get Flash support, you could probably use the Flash That's why they released Crestron Mobile (or look at So we’re going to add some scripts to the package.Nope. SDK to write interfaces that run on iPhone and Windows Mobile.
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