ClearOne Table Controller for XAP - Manual (Page 15)

2. The process for customizing the User Defined Keys is the same as has been discussed previously
in Customizing Dial Keys and Customizing Room Audio Keys. Follow those procedures in order to cus-
tomize your User Defined Keys.
3. The Active Text and Inactive Text fields allow you to input the text (no more than 16 characters) you
wish to have displayed on your Tabletop Controller’s display window when the specific state occurs.
For example, if you have a Converge Pro 880 TA with program audio coming in on input 5, you might
want to configure the User 1key to toggle the mute status of input 5 so that whenever input 5 is muted,
the Active Text displays, “Program Muted” on the controller’s display and when input 5 is unmuted
the Inactive Text displays “Program Unmuted” on the controller’s display. After customizing the user
keys, enter whatever active or inactive text you wish to appear on the controller's display.
4. When you are finished, save your settings by clicking the Save icon
5. If Controller Builder is currently connected to the Tabletop Controller, continue with step 5. If not, con-
nect to the controller (see the Connect menu for information on how to connect to the Tabletop Con-
troller).
6. Click the Download Document to the Controller icon or the Apply button to transfer the settings to
the controller. The controller display shows the status of the settings being downloaded to the con-
troller and when the transfer is completed.
Note: If you do not download the settings to the controller before closing Controller Builder,
then your Tabletop Controller WILL NOT be programmed with the new settings--changes made
in Controller Builder are not automatically downloaded to the controller.