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Tip: If you are going to design your own graphic bitmap for a device, remember to design three kinds of
graphic images
• the device at normal operating condition
• the device when it is “down” or not operating
• the device in the “not monitored” mode
1. Identify the directory where your graphic bitmap file(s) are located by editing the first line in the [bitmap]
section. This parameter identifies the directory where the bitmaps are found. It follows the following syntax:
path=directory
2. Enumerate the graphic bitmaps to include using the following format:
Device_ID=bitmap1,bitmap2,bitmap3
The table below describes each item:
Any bitmap size is acceptable. When entering the bitmap filename, the BMP filename extension should not be
included.
Example: Sample entry for [bitmap] section
[bitmap]
path=C:\EV60\BITMAP\
Ether1000=ether1,ether2,ether3
GenNode=gen1,gen2,gen3
Bridge1=bri1,bri2,bri3
CompRemote=remote1,remote2,remote3
PC=pc1,pc2,pc3
submap=submap
The following information is included in the [bitmap] section:
• Bitmap files are in the C:\EV60\BITMAP subdirectory.
• For example, the Device_ID EZ Stack10 uses:
ether1(bitmap1 file)to represent it at normal status
ether2(bitmap2 file)to represent it at “down” status
ether3(bitmap3 file) to indicate it is “not monitored”
Table B-6 Enumerating Graphic Bitmaps
Parameter Description
Device_ID The device identifier defin ed in the [device] section.
bitmap1 The bitmap used to represent the normal status of the device.
bitmap2 The bitmap used to represent “down” status of the devic e.
bitmap3 The bitmap used to represent the “not monitored” status of the device.