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3.5 - Script Wizard Button Functions
The following functions may be mapped in any combination to the GP-xx buttons. Note
that in some cases a button may perform actions on both the Press and Release of the
switch. The Help file includes details; go to Contents>Script Wizard>Button Properties
for more information.
Function Summary
None/Custom – select this if you are not using the button or will write a custom script for the
button.
Fire Salvo –select this to fire a Salvo created in XPoint. Enter the Salvo’s Index number in the
Press and Release Parameters fields. Salvos are created in XPoint and are simply a stored set of
one or more routes and/or disconnects. The first Salvo in the XPoint Salvo list is index 1, second
in the list is 2, etc. You can have a different Salvo fire on both the Press and the Release of the
switch. Use this function when you need multiple “patches” to happen simultaneously, like
switching speaker and HP feeds to a shared talk studio.
Momentary XYC - XYC stands for X-Y Crosspoint- this option is used to momentarily interrupt
a destination with a new source. Useful for talkback or EAS, the interrupted Destination reverts
back to previous Source. Enter the Destination and Source signal ID numbers from your XPoint
configuration. Just mouse over the signal name in XPoint to get its number
Connect XYC – this function will make a one time X-Y Crosspoint route. Enter the Destination
and Source signal ID numbers from your XPoint configuration.
Momentary LIO –this function will trigger a logic connection ON. This function requires
mapping of the LIO in Device>Properties - see Section 4 or Help File for specific details.
Toggle LIO – this function with toggle the LIO state ON/OFF with each press of the button. This
function requires mapping of the LIO in Device>Properties – see section 4 or Help for specific
details.
Tally LIO – not available at this time – future: use this to turn the button into an indicator lamp.
The LED in the button will light when the logic condition is met.
Surface Preset – use this to take a Preset on a Wheatstone control surface. You need to specify
two parameters for this function:
Surf: - is the surface ID specified in the Device-> Properties form. Surface ID numbers
are mapped to the GP-xx panel using the menu choice Device->Properties…. Enter an IP
addresses for each surface the panel needs to talk to. Entering 1 for the Surf: parameter
will cause a button to talk to IP address associated with Surface 1: in the list.
Preset: -this parameter is case sensitive - Name of the Preset located on the surface.
Some surfaces like the G4 have only push buttons, so index numbers 1-4 map directly to
the buttons.