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• “None”: no action associated.• “General”: associated with activation of GPI and/or GPO.• “Salvo”: allows you to configure activation/deactivation of a Salvo.• “Codec”: associated with remote control of external communications equipment throughGPIs and GPOs.• “Multiplex”: allows you to make a quick management of signal routing toward a “MPX”type internal summing bus (these buses are typically used for sending to codecs,hybrids or other auxiliary destinations).• “Cue Reset”: allows you to cancel all the signals sending to the CUE bus at thatmoment.• “Orders”: allows you to send the orders microphone to the selected output channel.4.3.2.2. Configuration of “General“ programmable keys.Programmable keys that are set to “General” are used to activate GPIs and GPOs. A key set tothis function is assigned with a dedicated icon.The lower part of the “Programmable Keys” submenu will show the associated options for“General” type keys, when this configuration mode is selected:In order to be able to configure the programmable key (or edit a previously createdconfiguration), you have to press the “Edit Configuration” button, to active and allows you toconfigure the following fields:• “Group”: allows you to assign the programmable key to a group. Assign a key to agroup when you need to define exclusive operation between various programmablekeys (the activation of one of them entail the deactivation of the one active at thatmoment). You can create up to 8 programmable keys groups. “None” indicates that keyis not assigned to a group.<strong>AEQ</strong> CAPITOLUltra-compact digital audio mixer76
• “Latch Mode”: allows you to configure the key as “Latch” or “Non Latch”, so after youpress it, the key stays fixed or not. When a key is configured as “Non Latch”, it executesthe associated function only while it remains pressed.• “GPI”: allos you to select the physical GPI input, in the section of system common I/O's,associated to the programmable key activation.• “Push”: when you associates a GPI and a GPO to the same key and you active thischeckbox, the GPO is automatically activated when GPI is received. When “Push”checkbox is not active, this automatic activation is not made.• “GPO”: allows you to select the physical GPO output, in the section of system commonI/O's, associated to the programmable key activation.• “Key Secuence”: allows you to select the operating sequence of the programmablekey:ooooo“Off-On-Off”: initially the key is off, it turns on when the programmable key ispressed (or when the associated GPI is activated) and off when it’s pressedagain (or when the GPI is deactivated). From this point the cycle is re-initiated.“Off-On-Blinking-Off”: initially the key is off, it turns on when theprogrammable key is pressed, starts blinking when the key is pressed againand turn off when it’s pressed again. From this point the cycle is re-initiated.When activation is through an associated GPI, the key turns on when the GPI isactivated and starts blinking when it’s deactivated.“Off-Blinking-Off”: initially the key is off, it starts blinking when theprogrammable key is pressed (or when the associated GPI is activated) and offwhen it’s pressed again (or when the GPI is deactivated). From this point thecycle is re-initiated.“Off-Blinking-On-Off”: initially the key is off, it starts blinking when theprogrammable key is pressed, turns on when the key is pressed again and turnoff when it’s pressed again. From this point the cycle is re-initiated. Whenactivation is through an associated GPI, the key starts blinking when the GPI isactivated and turns off when it’s deactivated.“No changes”: this option is exclusively associated to GPIs. The key turns onwhen GPI is activated and keeps on until that GPI is deactivated, even if thekey is pressed.• “OK”: allows you to accept the created or edited configuration.• “Cancel”: allows you to reject the created or edited configuration. No change you mayhave made is saved.4.3.2.3. Configuration of “Salvo” programmable keys.Programmable keys that are set to “Salvo” are used to activate/deactive a Salvo or group ofconecctions and/or disconnections of several cross-point. A key set to this function is assignedwith a dedicated icon.The lower part of the “Programmable Keys” submenu will allow you to configure the Salvocontent.<strong>AEQ</strong> CAPITOLUltra-compact digital audio mixer77
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