Kramer Electronics WP-501 - Manual (Page 3)

ii K-Config – Contents
Figure 17: The Drivers Tree 11
Figure 18: Import Drivers Window 12
Figure 19: Drivers Tree (with Imported Drivers) 12
Figure 20: Opening K-Config Default Layout for the First Time 13
Figure 21: Dragging the Triggers Window 14
Figure 22: Drag and Drop Tool 14
Figure 23: Triggers Window Repositioned 15
Figure 24: Customized window setup 15
Figure 25: Adding the Port Manager Window to the K-Config Layout 16
Figure 26: The Port Manager Window Added to the K-Config Layout 16
Figure 27: The File Menu 17
Figure 28: New Project Warning 17
Figure 29: Open a Project 18
Figure 30: Saving a Project 18
Figure 31: Import Devices 19
Figure 32: Import Devices – Message 19
Figure 33: Select Virtual Device to Save 20
Figure 34: Export Device xml File 20
Figure 35: Export Device xml 21
Figure 36: The Device Menu 21
Figure 37: The Connect Window 21
Figure 38: The Window Menu 22
Figure 39: Window Menu – Web Settings Window 22
Figure 40: The About Menu – K-Config 23
Figure 41: The Quick Access Toolbar 23
Figure 42: Selecting the Driver Manager in the File Menu 27
Figure 43: The Drivers Tree 27
Figure 44: Selecting a Sony Driver 28
Figure 45: The Driver Manager Window 28
Figure 46: Driver Details Summary PDF File 29
Figure 47: The Commands Tree Editor Window (Commands) 30
Figure 48: The Commands Tree Editor Window (Tables) 31
Figure 49: The Commands Tree Editor Window (Queries) 31
Figure 50: The Commands Tree Editor Window – Adding a Non-default Shared Command 32
Figure 51: The Commands Tree Editor Window – Add Command Window 32
Figure 52: The Commands Tree Editor Window – Adding the Command Name 32
Figure 53: The Driver Manager Window – Non-Default Shared Command Added to the Input List 33
Figure 54: The Driver Manager – Selecting the Device Type 33
Figure 55: The Driver Manager – Selecting PWR_ON from the Power Command Group 34
Figure 56: The Driver Manager – Copying PWR_ON from the Command Name box 34
Figure 57: The Driver Manager – the Non Shared Command Group 34
Figure 58: The Driver Manager – Changing the "Power: On" Command Name 35
Figure 59: The Driver Manager –PWR_ON added to the Power Command Group 35
Figure 60: The Driver Manager – Standard Commands Added 36
Figure 61: Serial Commands 36
Figure 62: Serial Commands –Add New Command Name 37
Figure 63: Serial Commands –the New Command Name 37
Figure 64: Serial Commands –Selecting the New Command Name 37
Figure 65: Serial Commands –New Command Added 38
Figure 66: Testing Serial Commands –Connecting the PC to the Room Controller 39
Figure 67: Testing Serial Commands –Selecting a Device Port 39
Figure 68: Testing Serial Commands –Ethernet Settings for Auxiliary Device 39
Figure 69: Testing Serial Commands –Successful Response 40
Figure 70: Testing Serial Commands –Response Failure 40
Figure 71: IR Commands – Adding a Command 41
Figure 72: IR Commands - Connect to the Device 41
Figure 73: IR Commands – The device is Connected 42
Figure 74: IR Commands – The IR command String Obtained 43
Figure 75: IR Emitter Wiring 43
Figure 76: Serial Reply Commands – Selecting a Serial Reply Command 44
Figure 77: Serial Reply Commands – Reading the Serial Reply Command 44
Figure 78: The Driver Manager Window – New Table 45
Figure 79: The Driver Manager Window – Select Number of Rows 46
Figure 80: The Driver Manager Window – Select Number of Rows 46
Figure 81: The Driver Manager Window – Writing the Commands 47
Figure 82: The Driver Manager Window – Selecting every 3 Rows 47
Figure 83: The Driver Manager Window – Logarithmic Row Selection 48
Figure 84: The Driver Manager Window – Setting the LED Levels 48
Figure 85: The LampHour Query Details 51
Figure 86: The Project Navigator Window 52
Figure 87: Adding a Master Device to the Project Navigator Window 53
Figure 88: Main Window after Selecting the Master Device 53
Figure 89: The Port Manager Window for RC-74DL 54
Figure 90: The Auxiliary Device Window 54
Figure 91: The Action Editor for RC-74DL and RC-63DL 55
Figure 92: Adding a Virtual Device 58
Figure 93: The Basic Virtual Device Front Panel 59
Figure 94: The Virtual Device Properties Window 59
Figure 95: Custom Virtual Device Appearance in K-Config 60
Figure 96: Editing the Virtual Device Appearance (Step 1) 60