Page 9814 "Device Card"
Base Application · System.Device
Across versions
- BC23-30present
Neighbourhood 4 connected objects and pages
Base Application · System.Device · BC23-30 · source at ea08af5e · facts from BC29
Properties
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Caption | Device Card |
| SourceTable | Device |
| PageType | Card |
| Permissions | TableData Device = rimd |
Fields on this page
Layout controls in source order, grouped by the container they sit in. Shows: the table field a control is bound to (or its expression as written); ToolTip: the control’s own, else the bound field’s (marked).
| Group | Control | Shows | ToolTip |
|---|---|---|---|
| General | MAC Address | Rec."MAC Address" |
Specifies the MAC Address for the device. MAC is an acronym for Media Access Control. A MAC Address is a unique identifier that is assigned to network interfaces for communications. |
| Name | Rec.Name |
Specifies a name for the device. | |
| Device Type | Rec."Device Type" |
Specifies the device type. | |
| Enabled | Rec.Enabled |
Specifies whether the device is enabled. |
Pages and codeunits on this table
- Page 9813 “Devices” (card page)
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Source: AL metadata extracted from the code (names, ids, signatures, properties); no code bodies (D10).
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Procedure bodies are not stored here (D10). For a procedure body or the calls of one procedure, ask bc-code-atlas (external, by Stefan Maron, MIT; default corpus w1-28), which the bc-observatory plugin connects: bcatlas_resolve_node(object_type: "page", object_name: "Device Card"), then bcatlas_get_procedure_body or bcatlas_get_neighbors on the returned id.