KRAMER: SIMPLE CREATIVE TECHNOLOGY
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6.10 The Knob Turning Trigger
A Knob Turning trigger is created when clicking a digital volume button (for example, the
SL-14RC volume knob) + (clockwise rotation) and/or – (counterclockwise rotation):
Figure 104: Knob-Turning Trigger
This trigger (after adding actions) will be activated when turning the volume button up or down
(Knob Turn down in Figure 104).
This type of knob trigger is especially useful when trying to control audio amplifiers or similar
devices using serial command tables (see Section 9.1.3
Note – when controlling the built-in amplifier of the SV-551/SV-552 via the digital knob of the
RC-63D series or RC-53D series units, you do not need to configure the digital knob behavior
via the knob turning trigger. All you have to do is to associate the digital audio knob of the user
interface unit with the SV-551/SV-552 audio amplifier on their port manager tab.
). Simply add the command table to the
action list that is assigned to the knob.
6.11 Action Type
The Action Type area automatically lists th e actions available for the control room (see Table 2)
tree built in the previous steps. The action types let you assign the specific actions to a trigger,
change a current action in a trigger, and set a d elay time for carrying out the trigger.
This section describes the different action t ypes.
6.11.1 The Port Command Action Type
The Port Command actions refer to the RS-232, RS-485, IR out ports and Ethernet (when defined
for Master RCs in the Port Manager, see Section 5.1.1
Note: when selecting Port Command, the first port of the Master RC will be shown on the Port
drop down list. Even if this is the port you want to use, you have to select it in the drop down list.
). The selected driver commands appear in
the Command drop-down list.