Presets Tab - Lightware MODEX-OPTS-TX User Manual

6.9.5. Presets tab

Info: The feature is available only when connecting to the MODEX directly (as a Local Device).
Each MODEX extender has eight preset memories which can be used to store LW3
commands (settings and configurations). This feature allows to set the MODEX with
previously determined parameters, execute a group of commands, etc... The preset
memories can be filled by browsing a simple text file that contains the commands.
The structure of the file has to be the following:
Explanation: The first line must start with ";" (semicolon) character, then a space and the
description of the preset. Lines must be closed with CrLf even the last line, too, or else that
command will not be processed.
The LW3 commands must be in line with the rules written in chapter
Import a preset
The import allows to store a group of commands in one of the preset memories. The import
is processed from a text file as follows:
Step 1. Navigate to the Settings/Presets tab.
Step 2. Select a slot for the import from the drop-down menu on the left (Import Preset
Step 3. Click on the Browse button below the slot number and select the desired file.
Step 4. Click on the Import preset button. The preset is filled with the content of the file.
Export a preset
Step 1. Navigate to the Settings/Presets tab.
Step 2. Select a slot to export from the drop-down menu on the left (Export Preset section).
Step 3. Click on the Export preset button; the selected preset will loaded to a new tab in
Section 6. Web control – Using the built-in website
Format
;●<description>CrLf ; P1 switching
<command >CrLf CALL /MEDIA/VIDEO/XP1:switch(P1:P2)
1
<command >CrLf CALL /MEDIA/VIDEO/XP1:unmuteSource(P1;)
2
...
CALL /MEDIA/AUDIO/XP1:switch(P4:P3;P6:P8)
<command > CrLf CALL /MEDIA/AUDIO/XP1:unmuteSource(P4;P6;)
n
●
= space character; CrLf = Carriage Return, Line feed
section).
the browser.
Example
Figure 6-18. Presets tab
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