User-added Fusion symbols in Crestron Studio® system. Energy Management Systems dialog


Crestron Studio® supports inclusion of user-added Fusion symbols (Fusion Node, Fusion Room, etc) into a Crestron Studio® system for easy integration with Crestron Fusion®.

When a Crestron Studio® program containing user-added Fusion symbols is uploaded to a control processor, Crestron Fusion® is able to detect the symbol information residing in the control system and import that information into its database, creating corresponding Rooms and Nodes as they are found in the Crestron Studio® program.

If the same Crestron Studio® program containing user-added Fusion symbols is uploaded to multiple control processors, Crestron Fusion® may not import the correct information as Crestron Fusion® uses unique identifier for each Fusion symbol in the program to identify and associate the reading with the correct Fusion asset.

To resolve this issue Crestron Studio® support a mechanism for Instance ID/GUID regeneration for any user-added Fusion symbols encountered in the program that may be used on multiple control processors. This ensures that Crestron Fusion® will recognize the user-added Fusion symbols found on a second (third, etc.) control processor as new program objects and will add them to the Crestron Fusion® database.

When a user-added Fusion Node or Fusion Room symbol is added to the system in Crestron Studio® the Current EM System drop-down box is added to the toolbar of Program Designer:

Initially, the Current EM System drop-down box displays only a Default EM system. For each control processor to which the program will be uploaded, create a new EM system and regenerate the Instance ID/GUID of the user-added Fusion symbols.

NOTE: Names of the EM systems are not displayed in Crestron Fusion®. They are used for organizational purposes only.

To do so:

  1. Click the down arrow of the Current EM System drop-down box


  2. Select Edit Systems...

  3. Manage EM Systems in the Energy Management Systems dialog


 

To create, rename or delete EM System

 

To make a system current

 

To regenerate GUIDs for the selected system: