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Set the New Command Table Name
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Move the Stop Timer Action
Connecting via the Ethernet
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Set the New Command Table Name
Set the Timeout
Tab Area Settings
RC-4 Remote Controller
How to
Power Query Response Formats
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Figure 140: Set the New Command Table Name
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Figure 141: The New Command Table Name
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Figure 142: The Table Details Window
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Figure 143: Setting the Number of Command Rows
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Figure 144: Entering a command
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Figure 145: Writing the Commands
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Figure 146: Selecting Every 3 Rows
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Figure 147: Logarithmic Row Selection
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Figure 148: Setting the LED Levels
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Figure 149: Adding Actions to a Trigger via the Command Table
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Figure 150: Setting a Specific Volume Level
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Figure 151: Selecting the LED Level Behavior
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Figure 152: Adding the Commands Table to the List
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Figure 153:
VP-725XLA
Serial Command Tables
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Figure 154:
VP-725XLA
Master_Volume Command Table
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Figure 155: Selecting commands 0 to 4
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Figure 156: Selecting commands 0 to 4 and 8 to 11
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Figure 157: The Selecting commands in the Port Command Area
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Figure 158: Queries Area
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Figure 159: Query Command Details Windows (for Lamp Hours and Power, respectively)
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Figure 160: Queries Area
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Figure 161: Query Details Window
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Figure 162: Writing the Query Command (Lamp Hours)
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Figure 163: Query Format Window (Lamp Hours)
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Figure 164: Alerts Window (Lamp Hours)
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Figure 165: Writing the Query Command (Power)
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Figure 166: Query Format Window (Power)
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Figure 167: Expected Result Table (Power)
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Figure 168: Alerts Window (Power)
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Figure 169: The File Menu
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Figure 170: New Project Warning
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Figure 171: Project Save as Window
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Figure 172: Import Devices
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Figure 173: Select Virtual Device to Save
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Figure 174: Export Device xml File
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Figure 175: Export Device xml
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Figure 176: The Device Menu
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Figure 177: Load Firmware Upgrade Window
(SV-551)
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Figure 178: Connect Window
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Figure 179: Load Firmware Upgrade Window
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Figure 180: The Help Menu
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Figure 181: Transforming to the Standalone Configuration
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Figure 182: Local Area Connection Properties Window
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Figure 183: Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties Window
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Contents
Figures
Setting the LCD and Button Label Names
Move the Stop Timer Action
Set the New Command Table Name
Tables
Introduction
Applicable Room Controllers
Applicable Room Controllers
Available Commands for Room Control Ports
Room Controller Commands Available
Trigger Types Available
Available Triggers for Room Controllers
How to Save a Project
Actions, Labels and Button Number Limits
Room Controller Devices Limitation
To configure your Room Controller, follow these basic steps
Quick Start
Initial Planning
Glossary
Glossary
Installing the USB Driver
Kramer K-Config Software Installation
Installing the .NET Framework Revision 2.0 Software
Defining the System
Installing Kramer K-Config Software
Click OK Following window appears see Figure
Select or create a new working directory3 see Figure
Importing xml Templates
Peripheral Device Drivers
Downloading the Drivers
Importing the Drivers
Driver Manager Window Prior to Installing the Drivers
Importing the Driver Files
Defining the Control Room
Loading the Drivers
Adding the Master Device
Auxiliary Device View
Special Auxiliary Devices
Device Operations
Basic Virtual Device Front Panel
Custom Virtual Device Appearance in K-Config
Virtual Device appears in the Front Panel area see Figure
Right click the label and buttons to name them see Figure
DVD Control Virtual Device Front Panel
RC-4 Remote Controller
Tab Area Settings
Defining the Port Manager
Drivers Tree Window
Selecting a Driver
Writing a Port Description
Defining the Ethernet Ports
Select the Edid file to upload and click Open
Edid file is uploaded
Device Settings Tab
Connect Dialog Box
Device Settings Tab Features
DST
Summarizes date and time setting options
Setting the Date and Time
Web Settings Tab
Web Settings Window
Triggers
Built-in Triggers
Adding Actions to a Trigger
Select the desired port for example, RS-232.DType
Selecting the Command
Replacing an Action
All On Trigger with actions assigned
Selecting the Action to be replaced from the Action List
Selecting a New Action
Adding a Custom Trigger
Type the name of the custom trigger, and then click OK
Set the Schedule
Scheduling Window
Monitor Event Trigger
Add actions to the trigger see Section
Add Timer Trigger
Timer Trigger Flowchart Power on Example
Timer Trigger in the Triggers List
Set the Timeout
Projector Power on Command in the Button Trigger Action List
Selecting the Timer Start/Stop Action
Step III Define the Monitor Event
System Inactivity Example
Set the timeout to 20 minutes1
Add the following actions2 see Section
Add the Stop Timer trigger
Add the Start Timer trigger
GPI/O Trigger
Add GPI/O Trigger Button
Digital Input
Select the condition for activating the trigger
Add actions to the new trigger see Figure
Select the trigger behavior
GPI/O Defined as Digital Output
Button Trigger
Select the Behavior of the Digital Input Trigger
Button Trigger Properties Window
Select the Button Behavior
Button Trigger Properties Window Toggle
Toggle Number in the Action List
Knob Turning Trigger
Action Type
Shows the port command actions1
Shows the available button ignore states
Button Color Selection
Switcher Command Action Type
Shows the unlock PIN code
Select LEDs to Light
Definition of 4 States
Setting the State Action List
States Action Type
Delay Action Type
Write the Configuration
Click Yes to write the configuration to the device
Click OK to connect Setting K-NET ID window appears
Set K-NET IDs
Click OK to set the ID number
Driver Manager Window Driver Manager Window Features
Driver Manager
Creating a Driver Command
New Serial Command Window
Write the serial command1, as illustrated in Figure
Writing a Serial Command
Creating an IR Command
New IR Command Window
Creating Serial Range Commands
Click OK
Click the Table Details button
Setting the Number of Command Rows
Writing the Commands
Logarithmic Row Selection
Adding Actions to a Trigger via the Command Table
Setting a Specific Volume Level
Add the Command table to the list
Adding the Commands Table to the List
Selecting commands 0 to
Selecting commands in the Port Command Area
Defining Queries
Feature Function
Query Format Details
Lamp Hour Query Response Formats
Query Details Window
Writing the Query Command Lamp Hours
Projector Query Response Lamp Hours
Shows the query format details
Lamp Hour Query Format Details
Power Query Response Formats
Writing the Query Command Power
Projector Query Response Power
Query Format tab, set the query format, see Figure
Expected Result Table Power
File Menu Features
Kramer K-Config Menus
This section describes the Kramer K-Configmenus
File Menu
Saving a Project
Select Virtual Device to Save
Export Device xml File
Device Menu Features
Device Menu
Load Firmware Upgrade Window SV-551
Connect Window
Help Menu Features
Help Menu
Connecting via the Ethernet
Local Area Connection Properties Window
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