Add Objects; Edit Objects; Button Status Setting - HDL Prism Pro User Manual

Add Objects

3.1.1
User should select the button mode of controlling several objects to add objects. For example,
several objects can be controlled by "Combination ON", "Combination OFF", "Combination
ON/OFF", "Dbclick/Combined", "Short/Long Press" or "Short Press/Long Jog". This part takes
adding 3 objects to "Combination ON" mode of Button Page-1-Button 1 as an example.
1. Select button in mark ① of Figure 3-1.
2. Set the button mode of button 1 to "Combination ON" in the button list on the left (Mark
② of Figure 3-1).
3. Click "Targets setting" button to open the page (Mark ③ of Figure 3-1).
4. Input "from 1 to 3" in "Input target number" and click "Read" button (Mark ④ of Figure
3-1).
Note: inputting "from 1 to 3" represents adding 3 objects (object 1/2/3), the number
represents object number. In the same way, inputting "from 2 to 4" represents adding 3
objects (object 2/3/4), and inputting "from 3 to 5" represents adding 3 objects (object
3/4/5).
5. Then 3 objects will appear in the object list below, and click "Save".

Edit Objects

3.1.2
Add objects in Add Objects
Select objects in object list to change "Subnet ID", "Device ID", "Type" (Mark ⑤ of Figure 3-1),
and other parameters (on the basis of the selected type). Click "Save" to save changes.

3.2 Button Status Setting

Select "1 to 6 Pages" label in the panel configuration page and click "Button status" button
on the right, as shown in Figure 3-2. The setting items are explained as follows:
① Status indicator: to switch on/off button indicator.
② Dimming: to enable/disable button dimming.
③ Dimming value: to enable/disable buttons to save dimming value. If dimming value is
enabled, the panel will save the dimming value of the preceding operation as the initial
dimming value of objects.
④ Mutual: When a button LED is on, other button LEDs excluding the button will be off (Only
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and configure objects (Continued from the preceding part).
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