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6.7.2 System Inactivity Example

In this example, the Timer trigger is used to perform a sequence of actions if no signals are fed into

the AV room system for a predefined time period (for example, 20 minutes, see Figure 74). A

switcher (for example – the Kramer VP-411DS) will send out a dedicat ed serial command once all

PC sources are disconnected. We will use this command to trigger a 20 minute timer. Each action

list will start with a command to stop this timer. In the System Inactivity timer we will shut down

the display device and perform other shut off tasks.

Figure 74: Timer Trigger Flowchart – Inactivity Example

To indicate inactivity, you have to add a “Stop” trigger prior to the sequence of actions and a

“Start” trigger upon completion of the actions sequence.

This setup includes two steps:

Step I: Define the Timer Trigger (which will be used for all the triggers)

Step II: Define the Button (and other) triggers

Step I: Define the Timer Trigger

1. Click the Add Timer button.

The Timer Trigger Name window appears. T ype the Trigger name (for example, System

inactivity):

Figure 75: The Timer Trigger Name Window (Inactivity)

2. Click OK.

The Timer trigger (in red) appears in the available triggers list:

Contents

Main Contents Page Page Page Page Page Page Introduction Table 2: Room Controller Commands Available describes K-Config triggers in detail. Introduction Table 4: Room Controller Devices Limitation 1.6 Quick Start To configure your Room Controller, follow these basic steps: Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 3. Right click the label and buttons to name them (see Figure 23): Figure 23 illustrates the final appear ance of the virtual device: 4.1.2 The RC-4 Remote Controller Compatible with SL-1, SL-10, SL-12 and SV-552 Page Page Page Page Page Page Tab Area Settings Table 7: The Device Settings Tab Features Tab Area Settings Table 8 summarizes date and time setting options: Table 8: Setting the Date and Time Tab Area Settings Figure 43: Web Settings Window Page Page Page Page 2. Select a new action from the drop-down list (for example, Slow Blink), and click OK: The new action replaces the previous one: Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page The Triggers 4. Select the condition for activating the trigger: Figure 89: GPI/O Trigger Timeout (Digital Input) Figure 90: Selecting the GPI/O Trigger from the Available Triggers List 7. Add actions to the new trigger (see Figur e 91). Figure 91: Adding Actions to the GPI/O Trigger Page Page Page Page Page Figure 105 shows the port command actions1: 6.11.2 The Relay Command (Port Switch) Action Type 6.11.3 The Button Light Action Type Page Page Page Page Page 6.11.12 The Delay Action Type Page Page The Driver Manager Figure 130: The Driver Manager Window Table 9: Driver Manager Window Features The Driver Manager ) Section 9.1.2 Serial range commands (see 9.1.1 Creating a Serial Command ) Section 9.1.3 Figure 131: New Serial Command Window Write the serial command1, as illustrated in Figure 132. Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page The Driver Manager Figure 159: Query Command Details Windows (for Lamp Hours and Power, respectively) Table 10: Query Format Details Section 9.2.1 shows how to set the query details for the Lamp Hours query and 9.2.2Section shows how to set the query details for the Power query. Page The Query Format is set to encode the projector response, as defined in Table 12: Figure 163 shows the Query Format: Table 13 shows the query format details: 9.2.2 Sett ing the Power Query Page Page The Kramer K-Config Menus Figure 169: The File Menu Table 16: File Menu Features 10.1.1 Starting a New Project 2. The Save as Window appears to let you save the n ew project under a new name: Figure 171: Project Save as Window