Kramer Electronics Revision 6 manual Setting the LCD and Button Label Names

Contents

Figure 22: Setting the LCD and Button Label Names	17
Figure 23: Final Appearance of the “DVD Control” Virtual Device Front Panel in K-Config	17
Figure 24: The RC-4 Remote Controller	18
Figure 25: The Port Manager	19
Figure 26: The Drivers Tree Window	20
Figure 27: Selecting a Driver	20
Figure 28: Assigning a Driver to a Port	20
Figure 29: Writing a Port Description	21
Figure 30: Serial Settings Window	21
Figure 31: The Port Commands	21
Figure 32: The Assigned Driver in the Control Room Area	21
Figure 33: Ethernet Settings Example	22
Figure 34: Ethernet Port in the Port Command List	22
Figure 35: Ethernet Port in the Port Command List (Select Command)	22
Figure 36: Set Volume Properties	23
Figure 37: Selecting the EDID File	23
Figure 38: Loading the EDID File	23
Figure 39: EDID File Uploaded	23
Figure 40: The Device Settings Tab	24
Figure 41: Device Selection Dialog Box	24
Figure 42: The Device Settings Tab (Device with Time Server Options Connected)	24
Figure 43: Web Settings Window	27
Figure 44: The Standard Built-in Triggers List	28
Figure 45: Selecting the Action Type (Port Command in this example)	29
Figure 46: Selecting the Port	29
Figure 47: Selecting the Command	30
Figure 48: Action Description	30
Figure 49: The New Action in the Action List	30
Figure 50: The Action List	30
Figure 51: The All On Trigger (with actions assigned)	31
Figure 52: Button 6 - Click Action List	31
Figure 53: Selecting the Action to be replaced from the Action List	32
Figure 54: Selecting a New Action	32
Figure 55: The New Action Added	32
Figure 56: The Trigger Name Window	33
Figure 57: Writing a Trigger Name	33
Figure 58: The New Custom Trigger in the Available Triggers List	33
Figure 59: The Scheduling Window	34
Figure 60: Setting the Schedule	34
Figure 61: The Monitor Events Trigger Window	35
Figure 62: Adding a Monitor Event to the Available Triggers List	35
Figure 63: Timer Trigger Flowchart – Power ON Example	36
Figure 64: The Timer Trigger Name Window (Power ON)	36
Figure 65: The Timer Trigger in the Triggers List	37
Figure 66: Set the Timeout	37
Figure 67: Timer Trigger Action List	37
Figure 68: Projector Power ON Command in the Button Trigger Action List	38
Figure 69: Selecting the Timer Start/Stop Action	38
Figure 70: Selecting the Timer Start/Stop Action (Start State Selected)	38
Figure 71: Active Button Trigger Action List	39
Figure 72: Add the Monitor Event	39
Figure 73: Monitor Event Action List	39
Figure 74: Timer Trigger Flowchart – Inactivity Example	40
Figure 75: The Timer Trigger Name Window (Inactivity)	40
Figure 76: The Timer Trigger in the Triggers List	41
Figure 77: Set the Timeout	41
Figure 78: Timer Trigger Action List	41
Figure 79: Button 1 Action List	41
Figure 80: Add the Stop Timer Action	42

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