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Device Configuration Software
48 Novara 3000 Series ControlPads Instruction Manual
17.
Click Add to add the event to the script.
18.
Select Green from the Color menu, and select 2 from the Bank Level menu on the right side of the window.
19.
Click Add to add the event to the script.
20.
Select Blue from the Color menu, and select 3 from the Bank Level menu on the right side of the window.
21.
Click Add to add the event to the script.
22.
Select Yellow from the Color menu, and select 4 from the Bank Level menu on the right side of the window.
23.
Click Add to add the event to the script.
24.
Click Program Devices to program the scripts on the selected ControlPads.
The ControlPad should now act in the following way:
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If you press Button 1 then press Button 5, Button 5 turns red.
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If you press Button 2 then press Button 5, Button 5 turns green.
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If you press Button 3 then press Button 5, Button 5 turns blue.
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If you press Button 4 then press Button 5, Button 5 turns yellow.
Advance Toggle
The Advance Toggle feature allows a button to skip toggles. For example, a button is configured to toggle a Device on
and off, and the first press turns on the device. With a toggle programmed into the script, a second press of the same
button turns off the device. If the Device is also turned off by a Time Out function, then pressing the button a 2nd time
will have no effect as the Device is already off.
If you are using a delay in a script with toggles, you should include an additional toggle at the end of the script in the
event that the delay caused the ControlPad to miss a toggle. Pressing a button during a delay can causes any button
events to not execute during the period of delay. An advance toggle at the end of the script switches the toggle to the next
event in case it was not executed.
In the AMX DCS window, click Advance Toggle . The Advance Toggle options appear (FIG. 64).
The following procedure provides an example of how to use the Advance Toggle option.
1.
In the AMX DCS window, click Button 1 on the ControlPad interface.
2.
Select Button Behavior in the Content area, and ensure that the Action Type is set to Normal.
3.
In the Content area, click the plus sign (+) beside Feedback to expand the tree.
4.
Select Buttons . The Buttons options appear (FIG. 53).
5.
Select Red from the Color menu, and Add to add the event to the script.
6.
Click Button 2 on the ControlPad interface.
7.
Select Button Behavior in the Content area, and set the Action Type is set to Toggle.
8.
Set the Max # of Toggles option to 2.
9.
Select Buttons in the Content area.
You may find that executing a button press through RMS does not advance toggle. If
this occurs in RMS, create a virtual button that contains all the events you want to
run, and if you want to change the toggle level, use the advance toggle level to X
script function.
FIG. 64 Advance Toggle options