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11. Control Panels
Adding a Control Panel
4 In the ‘Button Layout’ section, select buttons and button definitions.
There are two classes of buttons:
• Those that assign a dedicated function to a button directly, such as ‘Def State’ (default state)
or ‘Clear’. No other options are available.
• Those that define a variable function, such as ‘Category’. Additional options display
enabling you to define the variables.
To select a button definition, do the following:
a There are two pages of buttons. By default the pages are named ‘Default’. Select the page to
which buttons are being added. Pages are numbered according to where they are in the
“tree,” with number 1 being the highest, or “parent” page and all other pages being “child”
pages.
b Select a blank button and then in the ‘Button Definitions’ section, select a definition for the
button from the drop-down list. The button definition appears on the selected button in the
‘Button Layout’ section.
c Choose the ‘Button Color’ from the drop-down list.
Deselect All
Destinations and
Turn off Hold after
Take
Hold normally has two functions: (1) allow multiple
selections prior to a "take" and (2) retain the selections
after the take with Hold remaining in effect.
When this option is selected, a Hold performs the first
function
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allow multiple selections prior to a "take"
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but not the second. The Hold deselects all destinations and
turns itself off after the take.
This option helps eliminate the time-consuming process of
finding all and deselecting destinations on many pages
after a “take” has been performed.
Jump to Multidest
Selection when
switching to XY
If the user has selected a single destination in multi-
destination mode, switching to X-Y mode causes that
destination to become the current destination in X-Y
mode.
Flip-flop Source &
Preset After Take
Swaps the preset source and the previously assigned
source for this destination.
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Enable Force Release Allows operator to execute a forced release. The operator
must know the PIN to execute.
Jump Back After
Source Selection
Jumps back to the top page (default) after a destination i or
source is selected on another page. This does not function
when using a Suffix Page to select the destination.
‘Jump Back After Take’ jumps the top page after a new
source has been selected and a “take” performed. This can
be used with a Suffix Page. ‘Jump Back After Source
Selection’ must be un-checked or it overrides this option.
Jump Back After
Take
Jump Back After
Destination Selection
Src/Dst Immediate
Take
Checking this option allows a “take” to occur from a
specified source to a selected destination when the Src/
Dst button is pressed (source shown on top line,
destination shown on the bottom line).
If the check box is not checked, pressing the Src/Dst
button performs a preset of that source on that destination
and enables the Take button, which must then be pressed
to perform the “take”.
Check box
Description
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