Universal MSC-400, Справочное руководство

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MSC-400 Reference Manual
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1. In the SMART MACRO WINDOW, double click the RS232 COMMAND to be cond. The
CONNECTED DATA WINDOW will appear.
RS232 Repeat and Ramp Configuration
RS232 Repeat and Ramp Configuration
2. The CONNECTED DEVICE, DEVICE TYPE and FUNCTION should all DEFAULT to the proper
settings.
3. In the REPEAT BOX, enter the SPECIFIC NUMBER OF TIMES a command is to repeat, or check the
REPEAT WHILE BUTTON IS PRESSED BOX to have the command repeat for as long as the button
on the remote is pressed and held.
4. Set RAMP START to an appropriate value. The user will be accustomed to instant response from the
system for most commands, so any setting higher than 50 (.5 second) will probably seem slow. The
default is pretty typical for how IR commands behave, and will typically be a good place to start. The
user should be ‘blind’ to whether a command is IR or RS232.
5. Set RAMP SPEED to an appropriate value. A good method for gauging this setting is to observe IR
RAMP SPEED for a device and enter a value that will provide similar response.
6. Click OK to SAVE.
NOTE - These settings ONLY apply to this command in this macro. That is, the command in
the Serial Database for this function will not be modified. Repeat and Ramp will need to be
cond for each use of the command.
7. To TEST the command, SAVE the Project, then DOWNLOAD the Project to the MSC-400 and test
using the REMOTE.
NOTE 1 - The remote must be programmed with the appropriate RS232 Command Smart
Macro Triggers to perform this test.
NOTE 2 - This test must be done using the remote to confirm the press and hold/repeat
function, which cannot be duplicated from the PC.
8. Make changes if necessary to RAMP START and RAMP SPEED. Download and repeat test.
9. To SAVE, do either of:
a. In the MX/TX EDITOR TOOL BAR, click the SAVE ICON.
b. In the MX/TX EDITOR MENU BAR, click FILE then click SAVE.
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