The Event Area - Lightware MODEX-OPTS-TX User Manual

32 events can be configured, which are available in Control/Events submenu. The user can
see all the 32 events here and is able to modify them by two ways:
Info: Conditions and actions can be set by both Wizard or Advanced modes. If the condition was
set by wizard the action can be set by wizard or also advanced mode (and vice versa).

6.8.1. The event area

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1 Number of the event
2 Condition
Name of the event
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4 Action
5 Set name button
Set condition (wizard)
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7 Set condition (advanced) Advanced setting contains wide range of LW3 expressions. If
Set action (wizard)
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9 Set action (advanced)
10 Clear event button
11 Check bar
Section 6. Web control – Using the built-in website
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Event setting Wizard, or
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Advanced event setting.
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Figure 6-13. First event (E1) settings
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32 events can be defined, the label shows their ID (E1-E32).
(This number is the node in the protocol tree, too.)
If the condition was set, the description (white colored text)
and the exact LW3 protocol expression (yellow colored text)
can be seen. If advanced mode was used the description is
"Custom condition".
Text as the name of the event can be stored. Click into the
text box and type desired name.
If the action was set, the description (white colored text) and
the exact LW3 protocol expression (yellow colored text) can
be seen. If advanced mode was used the description is
"Custom action".
The device stores the name of the event if the Set name
button was pressed.
Run the wizard to choose from the most common expressions
as a condition.
the desired expression cannot be set by wizard, use this
method.
Run the wizard to choose from the most common expressions
as an action.
Advanced setting contains wide range of LW3 expressions. If
the desired expression cannot be set by wizard, use this
method.
Unwanted events can be cleared with a single click on this
button. Confirmation is needed for deleting.
If the event is ready and syntactically correct the check bar
becomes green.
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