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K-Config

Using the Triggers

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You can:

Add a new trigger

Delete a trigger

Clear the trigger actions

Move a trigger up in the trigger list

Move a trigger down in the trigger list

Paste actions to a selected trigger

Copy the actions from a selected
trigger

Edit a trigger

Note that not all the actions are available for all types of triggers.

8.1

The Custom Events

The built-in triggers within the Custom Events are important for proper operation of the system and cannot be deleted:

The Device Startup trigger

– is executed on device power up and lets you assign a series of actions that will

define the status of the room system following power-up, and will constitute the basic system state.

For example, define the light status of the OFF button of the device upon power up; set the main display status to

OFF and so on

We recommend that you use this trigger to wake up the room to a known and defined state.

For VP-81KSI only, startup is defined as detection of a PC-Graphics input signal

The All Off and All On triggers

– the actions assigned to the All Off and All On triggers apply to the On and Off

actions in the Site-CTRL Management Tool software, as well as in the built-in Web pages Macro tab

The Device Inactivity trigger

– lets you define the room status in case of device inactivity for a defined period

(from 0 to 180 minutes). For example, power down the main display and then roll up the projector screen

Device inactivity means that no button was pressed on a standalone controller or any K-NET device. Note that, for VP-81KSI
only, inactivity relates to the incoming syncs on the PC Graphics input channels

Custom

– you can add new scheduling triggers to the custom events list. A button that is used to trigger the

defined custom triggers will be available on the Web page of the main room controller

To add actions to a custom trigger, for example, the Device Startup trigger:

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Select the Device Startup trigger:

Figure 121: Custom Events

– Selecting the Device Startup Trigger

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