ADVANCED PROGRAMMING WITH DD4 SOFTWARE
The COM Port (Fig. 13), in addition to cloning, allows the
While all the programming previously mentioned in this manual can be done manually on the
1.Tiering. The ability to program sequences onto two tiers or levels on any Source or Function key. The 2nd tier is accessed by a "Push & Hold" of the tiered key. This is very useful when working with related commands, such as CD Scan that you might want to work with the same key as Track Skip. After tiering is programmed, the 1st tier is activated when the key is pressed for less than 1 second. The 2nd tier is accessed by a "Press & Hold" of the same key for more than 1 second.
2.Cursor Shift. This feature allows the Cursor Function Key Cluster (refer to Fig. 2) to be shifted between Tier 1 and Tier 2 commands, without the necessity of using "Push & Hold". This allows more rapid execution of Tier 2 commands for some systems (such as DVD control).
3.Punch. Allows commands that are common to all 8 Sources (banks), such as Volume or Mute, to be "Punched Through" to all 8 banks. This avoids the tedium of teaching the same command to the same key 8 times (one time for each bank).
4.Copy & Paste. Allows you to Copy single or sequenced commands from any given key and Paste them to any other key of the same type* without having to relearn them.
*Of the same type means that you can Copy & Paste between Source Keys and between Function Keys, but not between Source and Function Keys.
5."Sleep" Timeout. The
6.Changeable Code Groups. Allows the
Smart Pad3 Code Group in advanced control systems. This, for instance, would allow a
7.Bank Track Programming. Each Source (bank) key of a
cause the Source indicators on Smart Pad3's to follow the Source selected by a
8.PC
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To accomplish the transfer, you would simply plug a COM Port cable between the
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