Contents

 

6.11.3

The Button Light Action Type

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6.11.4

The Button Ignore Action Type

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6.11.5

The Set LCD Label Action Type

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6.11.6

The Switcher Command Action Type

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6.11.7

The Power Amplifier Action Type

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6.11.8

The Panel Lock Action Type

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6.11.9

The Timer Start/Stop Action Type

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6.11.10

The LEDs Light Action Type

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6.11.11

The States Action Type

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6.11.12

The Delay Action Type

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7

Write the Configuration

58

8

Set K-NET IDs

59

9

The Driver Manager

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9.1

Creating a Driver Command

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9.1.1

Creating a Serial Command

61

9.1.2

Creating an IR Command

63

9.1.3

Creating Serial Range Commands

65

9.1.4

Kramer Machines Serial Commands

71

9.2

Defining Queries

73

9.2.1

Setting the Query Details (for Lamp Hours)

75

9.2.2

Setting the Power Query

78

10

The Kramer K-Config Menus

81

10.1

The File Menu

81

10.1.1

Starting a New Project

81

10.1.2

Saving a Project

82

10.1.3

Import/Export Devices

82

10.2

The Device Menu

84

10.2.1

Load Firmware

84

10.3

The Help Menu

86

11

Connecting the RC-6X Series Room Controller as a Standalone Device

86

12

Connecting via the ETHERNET

87

12.1

Connecting the ETHERNET Port directly to a PC (Crossover Cable)

87

12.2

Connecting the ETHERNET Port via a Network Hub (Straight-Through Cable)

87

Figures

 

 

Figure 1: Media Room Components List

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Figure 2: USB Driver Notice

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Figure 3: Driver Database Notice

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Figure 4: Setting a Working Directory

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Figure 5: Change Working Directory Window

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Figure 6: USB Driver Installation Notice

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Figure 7: The Driver Manager Window Prior to Installing the Drivers

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Figure 8: Importing the Driver Files

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Figure 9: Loading the Drivers

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Figure 10: Adding the Master Device

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Figure 11: The Master Device View

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Figure 12: The Auxiliary Device View

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Figure 13: The Remote Control Device View

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Figure 14: Configuration Mismatch Warning

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Figure 15: Device Operations

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Figure 16: The Basic Virtual Device Front Panel

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Figure 17: The Virtual Device Properties Window

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Figure 18: Custom Virtual Device Appearance in K-Config

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Figure 19: Editing the Virtual Device Appearance (Step 1)

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Figure 20: Editing the Virtual Device Appearance (Step 2)

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Figure 21: The “DVD Control” Virtual Device Front Panel

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