Solid State Logic C10 HD Installation Manual page 168

Config Menu
If you want the GPI input to trigger a console function, then press on the not Assigned box and another pop-up
will appear with a full list of available functions:
Choose one of the functions from the scrollable list, which will give a brief description of what it is in the white box
just below.
Most functions also require a Function index number, which is used to identify the channel or ASG or PGM on which
you want this GPI to trigger (or to follow if you are programming a GPI output). Some functions in the list, such as
monitor cut, do not have a Function index as there is only one of those buttons on the console.
The < and > boxes next to the Function index number allow you to change the value shown there. The Select
Function box must be used to confirm the choice, or the cancel box may be used to clear the pop-up without making
any change.
Once you have chosen the function, you have the option of altering the way in which the GPI input or output responds
to the trigger. The input response options are Latching, where a pulse on the input latches a function until another
pulse cancels the function, or it can be momentary, where the function is only active for as long as the input is active.
There is also an option to invert the logic of the function, so it is triggered when there is no input to the GPI and vice
versa; this is chosen next to the input invert legend.
The output port also has options for changing its behaviour, these start with the output response, which may be set
to Follow (the GPI exactly matches the state of the function), Pulse on (the GPI pulses briefly when the function is
activated) and Pulse off (the GPI pulses briefly when the function is deactivated). Of course, if the Fader Start option
is set to enabled then this GPI output can be triggered from the fader.
The GPI output may also be triggered from a 'softkey' – these can either be channel or Centre Section Free Control
buttons (Refer to the Operator's manual for more on Free Assign and gPi Free functions). Once you have a softkey
controlling a GPI output, you may choose the button to be either Latching or momentary next to the Softkey
Action legend.
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