Ecler WPTOUCH, User Manual

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2. The rotating wheel allows to scroll available selections.
3. Press KEY 2 again to confirm the new selection (the one
displayed) or KEY 1 to cancel the operation. The arrow on
the far right returns to the second line of the display.
4. If the panel is set to display the device name on line 1 of
the LCD display, it keeps showing the name of the active
source until LCD backlight turns off (after 5 seconds since
the last action on the panel controls).
If the new selection is not confirmed or cancelled while
panel is illuminated, when illumination turns off (after 5
seconds) the panel will automatically exit the selection
mode and the previous source selection will remain active.
Choosing one or another source on the panel generates a
specific DC voltage level at its analogue control port,
suitable for this selection by the connected DAM614.
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Rotating wheel (JOG WHEEL): By default, in analogue
mode, it changes volume, generating the DC control
voltage suitable for DAM614 or other equipment featuring
a 0-10V DC remote control port for volume. After pressing
KEY 1 or 2 it also has other functions such as source
selection or device configuration in EDITION and
CONFIGURATION modes.
In digital mode , functions of the panel controls depend on the
setup of the master MIMO88 (MASTER) for each panel. A MIMO88
can manage up to 16 WPTOUCH units, each one with a custom setup
to adjust some parameters of the master MIMO88. Using the panel
controls generates an exchange of data with the MIMO88 through the
WPTOUCH digital port, in order for the MIMO88 to recognize the
commands, to translate them into actions and/or setup parameter
changes and provide the WPTOUCH information to be displayed on
the LCD screen (volume level, active source or memory, etc.).. For
example, in digital mode it’s possible to assign the source selection
function (as in analogue mode) or the memory selection (PRESET) to
the following sequence: press WPTOUCH KEY 2 then turn the wheel.
Similarly, KEY 1 can be assigned to an output MUTE function, cross-
point of the MIMO88 audio matrix, global MUTE, activation of a GPO
control output, etc. In this mode (digital), as in analogue mode, an
asterisk appears at the far left of the LCD display when the function
assigned to that key is activated.