Crown Audio IQ-MSD Turbo Software - Manual (Page 186)

IQ–MSD Turbo 1.4 Advanced IQ System Software
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8.5.6 Paralyze Setup
When the drone responds to an input it is sometimes necessary to temporarily ignore other inputs. When inputs
are ignored, their operation is said to be “paralyzed.” Only AUX inputs can trigger a paralyze command.
The Paralyze Commands Sub-block screen is the last command screen. Use N to advance to it. Then select
the Add button. The window in Figure 8.11 will appear:
Fig. 8.11 Adding a Paralyze Command Assignment to an AUX Input
Only one paralyze assignment can be made at a time with the command window but you can make as many
paralyze assignments as you want by repeating the steps described next.
Begin by entering the desired AUX input number in the upper left of the command dialog box. This is the AUX input
that will cause other inputs to be paralyzed whenever it is “on.” Next, enter the paralyze input number and specify
whether it is an AUX or analog input. This is the input that will be paralyzed when the first input is “on.” Note: More
than one input can be paralyzed at a time by assigning additional paralyze commands to the same controlling
input.
In the example depicted above, AUX Input 1 will be paralyzed when AUX Input 9 is turned “on.” This means that
any commands assigned to Input 1 will be ignored until after Input 9 goes “off.” When Input 9 goes “off”, the
commands assigned to Input 1 will be sent (depending upon its on/off state at that time).
If an analog input is selected as the paralyze input instead of an AUX input, the paralyze window will display
different commands. An example is shown in Figure 8.12.
When Paralyzed: You can determine what actions, if any, will be taken when an input is first paralyzed. The
choices vary depending upon the type of input selected (AUX or Analog).