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to change the button function. Choose one of the following settings:
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to allow the button to call a scene, then choose a scene to call.
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or
to allow the button to fade up/down the channels in a particular Group.
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to choose other functions for this button. To learn more about the devices that these functions control, contact
your TouchPanel supplier.
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to set button to Not Used. The button will have no function
11.
to set a fade time. This is the time taken to fade the lights to the selected scene.
Only applies to scene recall functions in Digidim modes.
12.
to display the Advanced Options menu. Choose one of the following settings:
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to select a scene to call or store. If the button is pressed briefly then the selected scene will be recalled. If the
button is pressed for longer than the Scene Store Delay time then the current levels for the loads controlled by the
button/input will be stored as the selected scene. To learn more about Scene Store Delay, see section 7.3.12.
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select a level with modifier. If the button is pressed briefly then the selected level will be recalled. If the button is
pressed for longer then the current levels for the loads controlled by the button/input will be modified.
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to select a toggle feature for the button. Each time the button is pressed its behaviour will toggle between the two
selected settings. E.g. Max Level/Off will toggle between max level and off. Touch/last-level will toggle between
the last level and off, or for longer presses will cause fade up or down.
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to select modifiers with turn on and off for the button.
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to select enablements for the button. These settings allow the button to enable or disable certain features of the
Control Devices.
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to select a specific level for the loads in the group associated with this button.
13.
to save the changes.
In Designer, mode key mappings are used. See section 6.2
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