DAP Technology 1394, Operation Manual

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LCD
An LCD Control can be used to display numeric values. Note that this control is slower than the Number
control.
Led
A Led is a control that is either "on" or "off". To turn it off, send a value of '0' to it. All other values turn it
on. The color is configurable in the properties dialog.
The Led also has the ability to blink when turned on, this settings is called "Led Blink Duration" and is
specified in milliseconds. When you set his value to 1000 it means that the Led will turn on for one second
and then off for one second, and so on. Settings this value to 0 means no blinking.
Thermo
A Thermo can be used to show values on a scale that can be defined with the properties dialog.
Label
This control shows a design-time defined text on a run-time controlled background color. This is done by
associating numeric values to specific colors. When a value is sent to a Label Control, its background
color will change accordingly.
11.3.3. Input Controls
The Control panel also offers controls that act as an input for the script. Input controls can only be
controlled when the Control Panel is locked, this is done automatically when the script is started and on
load of a script. If the Control Panel is unlocked, Controls cannot be controlled but modified instead. The
following input controls are available to the user.
Pushbutton
The Pushbutton is the simplest of the input controls and can only send a '0' or a '1' to the script. When the
user presses the button a '1' is send and when it is released a '0' is send. The PushButton can also be
controlled from within the script. If you want to disable the button, send a '-1' to it. To show it in a down
state, send a '1' and to get it beack to normal send a '0'. Also if you set the button in a disabled state send
it a '0' to enable it again.