Kramer K-CONFIG, Руководство пользователя

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iv K-CONFIG – Contents
Figure 155: The “DVD Controller” Virtual Device Front Panel 87
Figure 156: Setting the LCD and Button Label Names 87
Figure 157: Setting the Button Behavior 88
Figure 158: Setting the Knob Function 88
Figure 159: Final Appearance of the “Room 1” Virtual Device Front Panel in K-CONFIG 88
Figure 160: Creating a Virtual Panel Template 89
Figure 161: Selecting a Virtual Panel Template 89
Figure 162: Virtual Panel Template in the Device View 89
Figure 163: Setting a Virtual Panel to be the Main Panel 90
Figure 164: New Main Virtual Panel 90
Figure 165: Virtual Device – Link to another Panel 91
Figure 166: Virtual Device – a Button with a Link 91
Figure 167: Virtual Keypad Device Shortcuts – Saving as a Template 92
Figure 168: Virtual Device Shortcuts – Saved as a Template 92
Figure 169: Virtual Device Shortcuts – New Template Added 92
Figure 170: Virtua Device Shortcuts – Setting the Same As 92
Figure 171: Virtual Device Templates – Selecting the Template 93
Figure 172: Virtual Device Templates – deselecting Panels 94
Figure 173: Virtual Template Device Shortcuts – Saving as a Template 94
Figure 174: Device View – Editing the Panel Background 95
Figure 175: Device View – Panel Background Examples 95
Figure 176: The Device Front Panel – Adding an Image to a Button 95
Figure 177: The Device Front Panel – Adding a Label to a Button 96
Figure 178: Setting the Button Transparency on a Virtual Panel 96
Figure 179: The Control Room Example 97
Figure 180: Select the Port Manager 98
Figure 181: The RC-74DL Port Manager 98
Figure 182: The Drivers Tree Window 99
Figure 183: Select the Driver 99
Figure 184: Assigning a Driver to a Port 100
Figure 185: Writing the Port Description 100
Figure 186: Serial Settings Window 100
Figure 187: Action Editor – Automatic Driver Selection 101
Figure 188: Project Navigator – Display of the Assigned Drivers 101
Figure 189: Project Navigator – Display of the Assigned and Unassigned (unused) Drivers 102
Figure 190: Port Manager – Master RC GPI/O ports 102
Figure 191: Port Manager – Selecting Digital Input for a Temperature Sensor 102
Figure 192: GPI/O Threshold Window 103
Figure 193: The GPI/O Defined as Digital Output Mode 104
Figure 194: Ethernet Settings Example 104
Figure 195: Set Volume Properties 105
Figure 196: The Standard Built-in Triggers List 107
Figure 197: Custom Events – Selecting the Device Startup Trigger 108
Figure 198: Custom Events – Selecting the Power On Command 108
Figure 199: The Action Editor for RC-74DL and RC-63DL 108
Figure 200: Custom Events – Command added to the Action List 109
Figure 201: Custom Events – Commands added to the Action List 109
Figure 202: Custom Events – Add a New Trigger 109
Figure 203: Custom Events – Add a New Trigger Name 109
Figure 204: Custom Events – The Scheduling Window 110
Figure 205: Custom Events – The Scheduling Example 1 110
Figure 206: Custom Events – The Scheduling Example 2 111
Figure 207: Keypad Events – Selecting a Button 111
Figure 208: Button Behavior in the Triggers List 113
Figure 209: The Knob Triggers 114
Figure 210: Keypad Events List 114
Figure 211: The Knob Triggers with States 114
Figure 212: The Keypads Event List with States 115
Figure 213: The Monitor Events Trigger Window 115
Figure 214: Adding a Monitor Event to the Available Triggers List 116
Figure 215: GPI/O Events – Port Manager Setup 116
Figure 216: GPI/O Events – GPI/O in Project Navigator 116
Figure 217: GPI/O Events – GPI/O Trigger Properties 117
Figure 218: GPI/O Events – Digital Input: Selecting the GPI/O Port and Behavior 117
Figure 219: GPI/O Events – Setting the Digital Input Condition Timeout 117
Figure 220: GPI/O Events – Analog Input: Selecting the GPI/O Port and Behavior 118
Figure 221: Timer Events – Timer Trigger Flowchart: Power ON Example 118
Figure 222: Timer Events – Adding the Trigger Name and Timeout 119
Figure 223: Timer Events – the Timer Trigger in the Triggers List 119
Figure 224: Timer Events – adding Button Status 119
Figure 225: Timer Events – the Timer Trigger Action List 120
Figure 226: Timer Events – Projector Power On Command in the Button Trigger Action List 120
Figure 227: Timer Events – Selecting the Timer Start/Stop Action 120
Figure 228: Timer Events – Selecting the Timer Start/Stop Action (Start State Selected) 121
Figure 229: Timer Events – Active Button Trigger Action List 121
Figure 230: Timer Trigger – Add the Monitor Event 121
Figure 231: Timer Trigger – Monitor Event Action List 121
Figure 232: Timer Events – Timer Trigger Flowchart: Inactivity Example 122