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TheaterTouch Designer

T2+ OUTPUT TAB

DEFAULT OUTPUT MODE

1. Change the default output mode by selecting one of the three

available options listed on the Device Properties Output Tab.

Note: To have any single button on the remote control

device operate in a different output mode or trigger a different

control processor from the device default, you must edit the

Button Properties Output Tab (See Output Tab - Chapter 6 for

more information on editing a buttons properties).

STANDALONE

Any IR commands that you assign to buttons will be output

directly by the infrared output on the remote device, and the

device will process any macros attached to buttons. Actions

that require a control processor will need to be created on the

control processor in a System Macro and added to a macro

attached to a button. (See Understanding System Macros

- Chapter 8 for more information on System Macros.)

RF TRIGGER CODES FOR CONTROL SYSTEM

In this mode, all commands and macros that you assign to

buttons will be stored in the control processor instead of the device. Each button on the device will send an

RF "trigger" code to the control processor that tells it which command and/or macro to process.

Note: In this mode, macros are also much more reliable. There is only a single "trigger" code sent from the

device to the control processor to start the macro, after which the control processor will run the entire macro

to completion. However, since the macros are not running on the remote control device, it is not possible for

the macro to affect the remote control in any way, such as changing pages or making sounds. To make these

functions possible refer to the instructions for Standalone output mode above.

IR TRIGGER CODES FOR CONTROL SYSTEM

This mode is identical to the "RF Trigger Codes for Control System" mode, except that an IR code is used to trig

ger the control processor instead of an RF code. (See Generate IR Trigger Codes for System Macros - Chapter

8 for information on obtaining IR trigger codes to be programmed into third-party devices.)

Note: Commands and macros are stored in the control processor in this mode, and all of the notes regard-

ing macro processing in the RF Trigger Codes section apply.

2. Choose which control processor a remote control device triggers by default (all control processors included in the

system file are displayed for selection in the drop down list.)

3. Adjust the IR Trigger Code carrier frequency to improve IR trigger code reliability when using an IR receiver and a

control processor (this adjustment may be required only if a component controlled by the control processor is in

direct line of sight with the IR output of the interface device.)

4. Choose OK to confirm the new settings.

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