Crestron SIMPL Windows User Manual page 68

Software
Serial/Analog One-Shot Example
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fbck1 press1
fbck2 press2
fbck3 press3
fbck4 press4
fbck5 press5
fbck6 press6
fbck7 press7
fbck8 press8
fbck9 press9
fbck10 press10
fbck11 press11
fbck12 press12
Enable_Temp_Rpt
Temp_Format
Backlite_On
PlayingSound
Temp_x10
Sound20
IndicatorIntensity
BackliteIntensity
AudioVol
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symbol, it is triggered by any change on the analog or serial signal connected to its
"rx$" input.
When a change is detected on the input, the symbol will drive its digital output "out"
high for the amount of time specified in the "pulse_time" parameter. The symbol is
also retriggerable in the sense that if the input signal changes again while the
symbol's output is still high, the timer restarts. Thus the output signal will remain
high until the input stops changing long enough for "pulse_time" to expire. When the
input is an analog signal, any change in value on that signal is enough to trigger the
symbol. When the input signal is a serial signal, the symbol will trigger any time new
data is placed on that signal.
As an example, we can use the Serial/Analog One-Shot symbol to implement
feedback that will blink whenever the volume is changing. Here we must be sure not
to make the pulse_time parameter too short, or the symbol's output may go low for a
short time even while the volume is being adjusted.
Source_6_select_fb
Source_5_select_fb
Source_4_select_fb
Source_3_select_fb
Source_2_select_fb
Source_1_select_fb
clear
set_all
Source_1_select in1
in2
Source_2_select
in3
Source_3_select
in4
Source_4_select
in5
Source_5_select
in6
Source_6_select
Analog Ramp
up aout
down
mute
ramp_time 4s
hi_time
lo_time
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out1
out2
out3
out4
out5
out6
Serial/Analog One-Shot
rx$
pulse_time 0.1s
Oscillator NOT
gate out in
0.1s
0.1s
Buffer
enable
in1 out1
in2 out2
in3 out3
in4 out4
in5 out5
in6 out6
out
out*
out
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