Specifications

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Event List
Each event is shown in its own row within the Event list. The list
can be scrolled vertically when necessary.
The Event list contains the following elements:
1 – Event Number
Each event has an associated three digit sequence number, 001
through 999. Events are automatically re-numbered if items are
moved, added or removed.
2 – Event Name
Events can be given custom names, up to a maximum length of 31
characters.
3 – Event Enable Icon
Events can be enabled or disabled individually by clicking the
green Enable indicator to toggle its status. All events can be dis-
abled (suspended) and enabled using the global Disable button.
4 – Event Status
The Event Status column shows Active (currently in effect),
Ready, Disabled or Test state. For more information on the Status
column, see “Resetting Events” on page 222.
5 – Event List Commands
You can test, reset, create, duplicate, clear or delete events in the
list. These commands can be performed using the on-screen but-
tons or by right-clicking on list items. Multiple events can be se-
lected to test, reset, duplicate, clear or delete them, but only one
new event can be created at one time.
Triggers
The Triggers list shows the name and properties of each trigger
defined for the currently selected event, as well as commands to
create and manage triggers.
1 – Triggers List
Each event can have up to eight triggers in the list. Triggers are
shown in rows in the Triggers list. Right-click commands let you
select, edit, duplicate and delete triggers.
2 – Add
The Add pop-up menu lets you create new triggers. Triggers are
organized in the menu according to the type of input signal that
initiates (or triggers) the event. Types of triggers include channel
functions, footswitch/GPI inputs, snapshot recall, and other func-
tions such as talkback.
3 – Type and Properties
Each row in the Triggers list shows the selected trigger type.
Some types of triggers have editable properties such as a dB level
on a specific channel, or open/closed state of a footswitch of GPI
input. Choices vary depending on the trigger type, and not all trig-
gers have editable properties.
4 – Logical Operators
Multiple triggers can be considered conditionally by applying a
logical operator (AND, OR, XOR) to their properties.
Event list items, commands and displays
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Triggers list
Triggers and actions which are unavailable due to hardware
configuration or other factors are shown as italicized in the
Trigger (and Action) Add menus.
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