The Logging Window - Philips MultiOne User Manual

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By repeatedly clicking the CMD button, a series of DALI commands can be created.
Each command has its own settings.
A schedule can also contain loops. A loop has a FOR-item, one or more commands,
and finally an END FOR-item to mark the end of the loop. Click the FOR button to
create a loop. By default, the loop will run infinitely (that is, until schedule playback is
manually stopped or paused by clicking Stop or Pause). To change the number of
times the loop will be executed, select the FOR-item and enter a value for Maximum
count on the Selected item pane.
To rearrange the schedule, select a command and use the Up and Down buttons to
move this up or down respectively. Delete a command by clicking the Delete button.
To start, pause, or stop a schedule playback, use the Play, Pause and Stop buttons.
To save a schedule to file for later use, click the disk icon on the toolbar. Alternatively,
select File  Save or File  Save As. Choose a location, a filename and click Save.
The schedule has now been saved.
To open a previously stored schedule, click the
folder icon on the toolbar. Alternatively, select
File  Open. Choose a schedule file and click Open. The Scheduler tab now shows
the schedule from the file.

12.14 The logging window

The logging window shows the communication related to the features currently
being read or written or when DALI commands are sent or received through the
USB2DALI interface.
Timestamp
The time the feature was read or written or the time the command was sent. The
format of the timestamp is: <date> <time>.
Address
The short address to which the feature or command was sent. In case Broadcast is
mentioned, all devices are addressed.
Description
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