Button Configuration; Lock The Front Panel Functionality; Lock The Buttons Separately; Set The Button Operation Mode - Lightware RAP-B511-EU-K User Manual

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7. LW3 Programmers' Reference
7.5. Button Configuration
General parameters
Identifier Parameter description
<btn_ID> Button identifier
7.5.1. Lock the Front Panel Functionality
Command and Response
SET·/MANAGEMENT/UI.ControlLock=<lock_status>
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pw·/MANAGEMENT/UI.ControlLock=<lock_status>
Ü
Parameters
<lock_status> 0: None - All functions of the front panel buttons and the rotary are enabled.
1: Locked - Locking and unlocking of the front panel buttons and the rotary are possible with
Lightware Device Controller software or via protocol command.
Example
Ý SET /MANAGEMENT/UI.ControlLock=1
Ü pw /MANAGEMENT/UI.ControlLock=1
7.5.2. Lock the Buttons Separately
Command and Response
SET·/MANAGEMENT/UI/BUTTONS/<btn_ID>.Enabled=<btn_lock_status>
Ý
Ü pw·/MANAGEMENT/UI/BUTTONS/<btn_ID>.Enabled=
Parameters
Identifier Parameter description
<btn_lock_status>
Example
Ý SET /MANAGEMENT/UI/BUTTONS/BUTTON1.Enabled=false
Ü pw /MANAGEMENT/UI/BUTTONS/BUTTON1.Enabled=false
Parameter values
BUTTON1-11
<btn_lock_status>
Parameter values
true: On buttonpress event, the funcitonality of the
button is enabled.
false: On buttonpress event, the funcitonality of the
button is disabled.
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7.5.3. Set the Button Operation Mode
Command and Response
SET·/MANAGEMENT/UI/BUTTONS/<btn_ID>.Mode=<btn_mode>
Ý
pw·/MANAGEMENT/UI/BUTTONS/<btn_ID>.Mode=<btn_mode>
Ü
Parameters
Identifier Parameter description
<btn_mode> Shows the button type.
It can be momentary or
toggle or radio.
Example
Ý SET /MANAGEMENT/UI/BUTTONS/BUTTON1.Mode=1
Ü pw /MANAGEMENT/UI/BUTTONS/BUTTON1.Mode=1
Parameter values
0: Momentary: Simple button function, when the button is pressed,
the action will execute.
When the button is pressed, the <btn_ID>.State-=true
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▪ When the button is released, the <btn_ID>.State=false
1: Toggle: This button type toggles between two states
(e.g. control turning on and off the light with one button).
▪ When the button is pressed, the <btn_ID>.State changes.
When the button is released, the <btn_ID>.State does not change.
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2-6: Radio: It defines the assigned radio group of the button. One
button can belong to one group at the same time.
When the button is pressed, the <btn_ID>.State changes true and
<btn_ID>.State of the other members in the same group changes
false.
2: Member of group 1;
3: Member of group 2;
4: Member of group 3;
5: Member of group 4;
6: Member of group 5.
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