Kramer Electronics WP-501 - Manual (Page 103)

98 K-Config - Adding Actions to a Trigger
9 Adding Actions to a Trigger
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Configuration Steps Description Section
Introduction General information and system requirements 1
Planning Carefully plan your controlled room 2
Installation Install the Software 3
Introduction to K-Config Get to know the K-Config main window, menus and quick access icons 4
Driver Manager Define the Peripheral Device Drivers 5
Project Navigator Define the Controlled Room 6
Port Manager Assign the peripheral devices to the Master and Auxiliary device ports 7
Triggers Activate the Triggers 8
Adding Actions Describes how to add the various actions to a trigger 9
Connecting to a Device Describes how to connect to a device, upgrade the firmware, read/write to the device
and so on 10
K-Config lets you add actions to the different types of triggers that are built-in or created via the Triggers list. This
section describes the different types of actions within the following categories that can be added to the action list:
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Port Command
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Port Switch
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Panels Status
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Switcher Command
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Power Amplifier
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Timer Start/Stop
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Delay
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Query Start/Stop
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Sub Routines
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Site Control Message
Note that only the relevant action types appear for each room configuration, therefore this section’s
examples will show different types of room configurations.
The Action Editor will show a list of the maximum available command categories. For example, if RC-13TC is the only
machine controlled via K-Config, the Action Editor will include Port Command, Panels Status, Delay and Site Control
Messages. If RC-63DL is added as an auxiliary device, the Port Switch category is added to the Action Editor (for
controlling the RC-63DL relays). This lets you control, for example, the relays on the RC-63DL via the RC-13TC.
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