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Advanced Configuration ~ Presets 58
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Running presets
Presets can be run from G-Ware or the front panel controls on the PSR1212. You
can also program external control devices (such as AMX or Crestron, ClearOne
Control Panels, XAP IR Remote, and GPIO devices) or use macros to run presets.
See Chapter 6: Control for more information on creating custom control.
To run a preset using G-Ware
1. Select the Execute Preset button on the G-Ware toolbar.
2. Select the preset you want to execute from the Preset list.
3. Click Execute to run the preset and close the window.
To run a preset using front panel control
1. From the System Menu, scroll to Select Preset and press Enter.
2. Scroll to the preset number you want to run and press Enter.
Running multiple presets simultaneously
To run multiple presets at the same time, you need to create macros (see page 61). A
macro is a series of commands which can be executed from G-Ware or by using any
external control device. Typically you will create a macro for each configuration or
group of presets you want to run at the same time. This ability to run multiple
presets is critical in applications such as room combining. However, not only do you
need to be able to run multiple presets simultaneously, you also need to be able to
change presets without affecting other presets.
In order for this to happen, the system needs to know which presets have been
run and shouldn’t be rerun and which ones are ready to run. You supply the system
with this information by setting the state (or flag) of the preset when creating the
command line in the macro. The three options are:
0 = to set the state to off
1 = to execute the preset and set the state to on
2 = to execute the preset and set the state to off
Figure 4.8. Execute
Preset window
Figure 4.7. Execute Preset
toolbar button
It is also possible to
assign states to presets
when creating Remote
Panel, serial, or GPIO control.
However, unless you create
macros, you will be able to run
only one preset at a time.
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