Project.AirScanManager(deviceName or ID)

Example:
Project.AirScanManager("AirScanManager_1").SubMember

Alternative Example:
Project.AirScanManager(1).SubMember

This gives access to all further members of the device "AirScanManager" from the Configuration dialog. Using the Project object is an alternative to addressing the device directly by entering its name. The Project object allows to address the device through its name or ID.

Substituting the ID with a dynamic variable allows automation. Actions can be performed on many devices of the same type simultaneously, e.g. by using for-loops:
For i = 1 to 10 {
  Project.AirScanManager(i).Enable
}

AirScanManager.Disable

Example:
AirScanManager1.Disable

Alternative Example:
Project.AirScanManager(1).Disable

This disables the device "AirScanManager1" in the Configuration dialog as if the "Enable" check box in the window was unchecked. Use the .Enable member to reverse this command.

AirScanManager.Enable

Example:
AirScanManager1.Enable

Alternative Example:
Project.AirScanManager(1).Enable

This enables the device "AirScanManager1" in the Configuration dialog as if the "Enable" check box in the window was checked. Use the .Disable member to reverse this command.

AirScanManager.IsEnabled

Example:
vString = AirScanManager1.IsEnabled

Alternative Example:
vString = Project.AirScanManager(1).IsEnabled

This returns the status of the check box "Enable" for the device "AirScanManager1" in the Configuration dialog as a string or Boolean value.
The result is "True" if the device is enabled and "False" if it is currently not enabled. The first example shows how to use it with a string variable named "vstring".

You could also write it into a Widget, e.g. a Label via the script: Label1.Text = AirScanManager1.IsEnabled or simply display it in the Debug Logger: DebugMessage(AirScanManager1.IsEnabled).

AirScanManager.ObjectSize

Example:
AirScanManager1.ObjectSize = 22

Alternative Example:
vInteger = Project.AirScanManager(1).ObjectSize

This sets or gets the desired object size that needs to be detected to generate a touch point.
The unit is in mm.

AirScanManager.SetObjectSize

Example:
AirScanManager1.SetObjectSize(22)

Alternative Example:
vInteger = Project.AirScanManager(1).SetObjectSize(22)

This sets the desired object size that needs to be detected to generate a touch point.
The unit is in mm.

AirScanManager.GetObjectSize

Example:
vInteger = AirScanManager1.GetObjectSize

Alternative Example:
vInteger = Project.AirScanManager(1).GetObjectSize

This gets ObjectSize, that is the desired object size that needs to be detected to generate a touch point.
The unit is in mm.

AirScanManager.GapSize

Example:
AirScanManager1.GapSize = 42

Alternative Example:
vInteger = Project.AirScanManager(1).GapSize

This sets or gets the desired gap between two objects before they're considered as one object and generate one touch point.
The unit is in mm.

AirScanManager.SetGapSize

Example:
AirScanManager1.SetGapSize(42)

Alternative Example:
Project.AirScanManager(1).SetGapSize(42)

This sets the desired gap between two objects before they're considered as one object and generate one touch point.
The unit is in mm.

AirScanManager.GetGapSize

Example:
AirScanManager1.GetGapSize = 42

Alternative Example:
vInteger = Project.AirScanManager(1).GetGapSize

This gets the desired gap between two objects before they're considered as one object and generate one touch point.
The unit is in mm.

AirScanManager.EnableGuiPoints

Example:
AirScanManager1.EnableGuiPoints = True

Alternative Example:
vBool = Project.AirScanManager(1).EnableGuiPoints

This sets or gets if WD shows AirScanManager generated touch points as touch points on its local GUI (not on clients in external web browser). These points will appear as blue circles, and in run mode they are able to perform touch events on widgets like click and move over.

AirScanManager.SetEnableGuiPoints

Example:
AirScanManager1.SetEnableGuiPoints(True)

Alternative Example:
Project.AirScanManager(1).SetEnableGuiPoints(False)

This sets if WD shows AirScanManager generated touch points as touch points on its local GUI (not on clients in external web browser). These points will appear as blue circles, and in run mode they are able to perform touch events on widgets like click and move over.

AirScanManager.GetEnableGuiPoints

Example:
vBool = AirScanManager1.GetEnableGuiPoints

Alternative Example:
vBool = Project.AirScanManager(1).GetEnableGuiPoints

This gets EnableGuiPoints value, and that value decides if WD shows AirScanManager generated touch points as touch points on its local GUI (not on clients in external web browser). These points will appear as blue circles, and in run mode they are able to perform touch events on widgets like click and move over.

AirScanManager.EnableTuio

Example:
AirScanManager1.EnableTuio = True

Alternative Example:
vBool = Project.AirScanManager(1).EnableTuio

This sets or gets if AirScanManager sends its multi-touch data via the open source protocol TUIO or not. In order to output multi-touch data to other applications.

AirScanManager.SetEnableTuio

Example:
AirScanManager1.SetEnableTuio(True)

Alternative Example:
Project.AirScanManager(1).SetEnableTuio(False)

This sets AirScanManager to send its multi-touch data via the open source protocol TUIO. In order to output multi-touch data to other applications.

AirScanManager.GetEnableTuio

Example:
vBool = AirScanManager1.GetEnableTuio

Alternative Example:
vBool = Project.AirScanManager(1).GetEnableTuio

This gets EnableTuio value, and that value decides if AirScanManager sends its multi-touch data via the open source protocol TUIO. In order to output multi-touch data to other applications.

AirScanManager.EnableMouse

Example:
AirScanManager1.EnableMouse = True

Alternative Example:
vBool = Project.AirScanManager(1).EnableMouse

This sets or gets if touch point with ID 1 controls the system mouse pointer movements or not.

AirScanManager.SetEnableMouse

Example:
AirScanManager1.SetEnableMouse(True)

Alternative Example:
Project.AirScanManager(1).SetEnableMouse(False)

This sets if touch point with ID 1 controls the system mouse pointer movements or not.

AirScanManager.GetEnableMouse

Example:
vBool = AirScanManager1.GetEnableMouse

Alternative Example:
vBool = Project.AirScanManager(1).GetEnableMouse

This gets if touch point with ID 1 controls the system mouse pointer movements or not.

AirScanManager.EnableMouseClick

Example:
AirScanManager1.EnableMouseClick = True

Alternative Example:
vBool = Project.AirScanManager(1).EnableMouseClick

This sets or gets if the mouse can generate clicks. Use the MouseClickEventType to define when the click should be executed.

AirScanManager.SetEnableMouseClick

Example:
AirScanManager1.SetEnableMouseClick(True)

Alternative Example:
Project.AirScanManager(1).SetEnableMouseClick(False)

This sets if the mouse can generate clicks. Use the MouseClickEventType to define when the click should be executed.

AirScanManager.GetEnableMouseClick

Example:
vBool = AirScanManager1.GetEnableMouseClick

Alternative Example:
vBool = Project.AirScanManager(1).GetEnableMouseClick

This gets if the mouse can generate clicks. Use the MouseClickEventType to define when the click should be executed.

AirScanManager.MouseClickEventType

Example:
AirScanManager1.MouseClickEventType = "Leave"

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.AirScanManager(1).MouseClickEventType

This sets or gets when a mouse click is generated. Available types: "Default", "Enter" and "Leave".
Use the function SetMouseClickEventType to peek at available types (ScriptAssist will provide to you).

AirScanManager.SetMouseClickEventType

Example:
AirScanManager1.SetMouseClickEventType("Default")

Alternative Example:
Project.AirScanManager(1).SetMouseClickEventType("Leave")

This sets when a mouse click is generated. Available types: "Default", "Enter" and "Leave".

AirScanManager.MouseClickEventType

Example:
vString = AirScanManager1.GetMouseClickEventType

Alternative Example:
vString = Project.AirScanManager(1).GetMouseClickEventType

This gets MouseClickEventType value, and that value decides when a mouse click is generated. Available types: "Default", "Enter" and "Leave".

AirScanManager.MouseDownOnMove

Example:
AirScanManager1.MouseDownOnMove = True

Alternative Example:
vBool = Project.AirScanManager(1).MouseDownOnMove

This sets or gets if left mouse down on move is always active. Its only available when "EnableMouseClick" is activated and set to "Default".

AirScanManager.SetMouseDownOnMove

Example:
AirScanManager1.SetMouseDownOnMove(True)

Alternative Example:
Project.AirScanManager(1).SetMouseDownOnMove(False)

This sets if left mouse down on move is always active. Its only available when "EnableMouseClick" is activated and set to "Default".

AirScanManager.GetMouseDownOnMove

Example:
vBool = AirScanManager1.GetMouseDownOnMove

Alternative Example:
vBool = Project.AirScanManager(1).GetMouseDownOnMove

This gets if left mouse down on move is always active. Its only available when "EnableMouseClick" is activated and set to "Default".

AirScanManager.DefineTpmCalibration

Example:
AirScanManager1.DefineTpmCalibration

Alternative Example:
Project.AirScanManager(1).DefineTpmCalibration

This function starts the define TPM calibration proccess.

AirScanManager.AlignDevicesCalibration

Example:
AirScanManager1.AlignDevicesCalibration

Alternative Example:
Project.AirScanManager(1).AlignDevicesCalibration

This starts the alignment calibration proccess of AirScan Units in the AirScan device.

AirScanManager.CalibrationAutoDetection

Example:
AirScanManager1.CalibrationAutoDetection = True

Alternative Example:
Project.AirScanManager(1).CalibrationAutoDetection = False

This sets if the detection of calibration touch points during calibration proccess is automatic (True) or manual (False).

AirScanManager.SetCalibrationAutoDetection

Example:
AirScanManager1.SetCalibrationAutoDetection(True)

Alternative Example:
Project.AirScanManager(1).SetCalibrationAutoDetection(False)

This sets if the detection of calibration touch points during calibration proccess is automatic (True) or manual (False).

AirScanManager.GetCalibrationAutoDetection

Example:
vBool = AirScanManager1.GetCalibrationAutoDetection

Alternative Example:
vBool = Project.AirScanManager(1).GetCalibrationAutoDetection

This gets if the detection of calibration touch points during calibration proccess is automatic (True) or manual (False).

AirScanManager.CalibrationAudioGuidance

Example:
AirScanManager1.CalibrationAudioGuidance = True

Alternative Example:
vBool = Project.AirScanManager(1).CalibrationAudioGuidance

This sets or gets if there is an audio guidance during calibration proccess (True), or no audio guidance (False).).

AirScanManager.SetCalibrationAudioGuidance

Example:
AirScanManager1.SetCalibrationAudioGuidance(True)

Alternative Example:
Project.AirScanManager(1).SetCalibrationAudioGuidance(False)

This sets if there is an audio guidance during calibration proccess (True), or no audio guidance (False).

AirScanManager.GetCalibrationAutoDetection

Example:
vBool = AirScanManager1.GetCalibrationAudioGuidance

Alternative Example:
vBool = Project.AirScanManager(1).GetCalibrationAudioGuidance

This gets CalibrationAudioGuidance value, and that value decides if there is an audio guidance during calibration proccess (True), or no audio guidance (False).

AirScanManager.ConfirmCalibration

Example:
AirScanManager1.ConfirmCalibration

Alternative Example:
Project.AirScanManager(1).ConfirmCalibration

This confirms current calibration point during manual TPM calibration proccess.

AirScanManager.CancelCalibration

Example:
AirScanManager1.CancelCalibration

Alternative Example:
Project.AirScanManager(1).CancelCalibration

This cancels any ongoing calibration proccess.

AirScanManager.Units

Example:
AirScanManager1.Units("AirScanUnit1").Enable

Alternative Example:
Project.AirScanManager(1).Units("AirScanUnit1").Enable

This member allows access to AirScan unit's properties.

AirScanManager.Units.Enable

Example:
vString = AirScanManager1.Units("AirScanUnit1").Enable

Alternative Example:
vBool = Project.AirScanManager(1).Units("AirScanUnit1").Enable

This returns the status of the check box "Enable" for the AirScanUnit "AirScanUnit1" in the device AirScanManager1 in the Configuration dialog as a string or Boolean value.
The result is "True" if the unit is enabled and "False" if it is currently disabled.The first example shows how to use it with a string variable named "vString".
You could also write it into a Widget, e.g. a Label via the script:
Label1.Text = AirScanManager1.Units("AirScanUnit1").Enable or simply display it in the Debug Logger: DebugMessage(AirScanManager1.Units("AirScanUnit1").Enable).

AirScanManager.SetUnitEnable

Example:
AirScanManager1.SetUnitEnable("AirScanUnit1","True")

This enables "AirScanUnit1" from "AirScanManager1" if value is True, and disables "AirScanUnit1" from "AirScanManager1" if value is False.

AirScanManager.Units.IpAddress

Example:
vString = AirScanManager1.Units("AirScanUnit1").IpAddress

Alternative Example:
vString = Project.AirScanManager(1).Units("AirScanUnit1").IpAddress

This returns the IP address of AirScanUnit "AirScanManager1" as a string. The result could look as follows: "10.169.80.10".
The first example shows how to use it with a string variable named "vString".
You could also write it into a Widget, e.g. a Label via the script:
Label1.Text = AirScanManager1.Units("AirScanUnit1").IpAddress or simply display it in the Debug Logger: DebugMessage(AirScanManager1.Units("AirScanUnit1").IpAddress).

AirScanManager.SetUnitIpAddress

Example:
AirScanManager1.SetUnitIpAddress("AirScanUnit1","2.1.1.42")

This sets the IP address of "AirScanUnit1" from "AirScanManager1".