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Page Cycle
The button switches through all pages incrementally after reaching page
four it loops back around to page one. The LED colour can be set to match
the colour of the page selected by selecting ‘Follow Page LED Colours’, for
example if page three is selected and the colour of the page is set to ‘Red’
the button is illuminated red. If ‘Follow Page LED Colours’ is unticked, the
user can select a constant LED colour for to use for the ‘Page Cycle’ button.
Only one ‘Page Cycle’ button can be assigned.
When selected the following options are also displayed:
• LED Colour (If Follow Page LED Colours is unticked)
• Follow Page LED Colours
• Lock
GPIO
The button controls the state of a GPIO, the GPIO can be configured further
in the GPIO page.
Each button on the device can be assigned as a GPIO. This provides a
maximum of twelve GPIO buttons on the AVN-CU2-DANTE and a maximum
of twenty-four GPIO buttons on the AVN-CU4-DANTE.
When selected the following options are also displayed:
• On LED Colour
• Off LED Colour
• Lock
Cough
The button temporarily takes a selected commentator’s microphone off-air.
One ‘Cough’ button may be assigned for each commentator. This means
there can be two ‘Cough’ buttons on the AVN-CU2-DANTE and four ‘Cough’
buttons on the AVN-CU4-DANTE.
When selected the following options are also displayed:
• Comm Pos
• On LED Colour
• Off LED Colour
• Action
• Press & Hold For Off
• Lock
Menu
The button brings up the system menu on the TFT display, pressing the
button again whilst the menu is shown on the TFT display will close the
menu. Only one ‘Menu’ button can be assigned.
When selected the following options are also displayed:
• On LED Colour
• Lock
Brightness
The button jumps into the brightness control menu of the system menu on
the TFT display; the brightness of the TFT display, push button LEDs, and
status LEDs can then be adjusted. Only one ‘Brightness’ button can be
assigned.
When selected the following options are also displayed:
• On LED Colour
• Lock
