Ecler ECLERNET MANAGER User Manual

OWNER’S MANUAL ECLERNET MANAGER v3.02

10 2. APPLICATION WINDOWS 2.1. Available windows The following windows are available in EclerNet Manager:  Project Explorer: Project explorer fo

100 The configuration of a digital remote control as the WPTOUCH depends on a Project but not on a Preset (you can't save distinct WPTOUCH set

101 7.10.1.1. Configuring the WPTOUCH for operating with a carousel of Presets After selecting a carousel list of Presets for the Selection mode of

102 The available options for the VOLUME function are:  NONE: Volume mode disabled  INPUT VOLUME: any input of the MIMO88 unit:  OUTPUT VOL

103 Volume Control selected in the previous example (in orange)  X-FOCUS VOLUME: not available when the WPTOUCH manages a carousel list of Pre

104 The following configuration function (BUTTON) selects the function assigned to the T1 key of the WPTOUCH. The available options for the BUTTON

105 OUTPUT MUTE: mutes any output of the MIMO88 unit:  MATRIX MUTE: mutes any crossing point between an input and an output of the matrix (in

106 MUTE OFF for input 5 – output 3 (send enabled) MUTE ON for input 5 –output 3 (send disabled)  X-FO

107 PRESET: to load one of the Presets in the MIMO88 memory. In the WPTOUCH LCD, an asterisk appears when the function is activated and disappears

108 7.10.1.2. Configuring the WPTOUCH for operating with a carousel of inputs A carousel list of inputs allows you to select which input will feed a

109 The available options for the VOLUME function are:  NONE: Volume mode disabled  INPUT VOLUME: any input of the MIMO88 unit:  OUTPUT

11 Device Groups display windows:  Groups from Device Container: shows all existing device groups  Members from Device Group: shows all ex

110  MATRIX VOLUME: any crossing point between an input and an output of the matrix (in this example the crossing point between input 5 and out

111 Volume Control selected in the previous example (in orange)  X-FOCUS VOLUME: X-FOCUS (“Cross-Focus”) means the active crossing point in a c

112 Input 1 (CD) selected as sound source for output 7. In X-Focus mode the volume control operates the crossing point between input 1 and output 7

113 Input 5 (DVD) selected as sound source for output 7. In X-Focus mode the volume control operates the crossing point between input 5 and output

114 The available options for the BUTTON function are:  NONE: T1 key disabled  INPUT MUTE: mutes any input of the MIMO88 unit:  OUTPUT MUTE

115 MUTE OFF for input 5 – output 3 (send enabled) MUTE ON for input 5 –output 3 (send disabled)  X-FO

116  PRESET: to load one of the Presets in the MIMO88 memory. In the WPTOUCH LCD, an asterisk appears when the function is activated and disappe

117Finally, the lower portion of the WPTOUCH configuration screen includes the following controls:  LCD BACKLIGHT: turns the backlight on/off f

118 7.10.2. Configuring a MPAGE16-type remote control The MPAGE16 is a console or desktop digital station for sending voice messages in real time (&

119 Each MIMO88 unit has a maximum of two DUCKER or PAGER software modules, each of which can be assigned a hardware MPAGE16 unit. See section: 7.

12 You can create groups within groups (subgroups), as shown in the picture above. To include a device within a group, you must drag and drop it fro

120 7.10.3. Configuring an ANALOG-type remote control The third type of remote controls compatible with MIMO88 is analog such as WPVOL-SR (wall pane

121Once you add such a control, it will be included in the REMOTE LIST. Selecting it opens the configuration window: In its upper part, the windo

122 The first parameter to set is the source selection or SELECTOR:  GPI: GPI port that is connected to the INPUT discrete potentiometer of the WP

123 In the example we have selected a carousel list of inputs (called SOURCES FOR Z1) to enable the selection of an input from this list for output

124  GPI: GPI port that it is connected to the additional hardware button or switch  Type: o NONE: no MUTE function assigned o X-FOCUS MUTE:

125 7.11. Carousel lists for MIMO88 A carousel list is a set of selectable options for a remote control connected to a MIMO88 unit, such selection

126 In the upper part of this window, there is a list of the 16 carousel lists that can be created in a Project. To rename one of them, select it

127  The list type is displayed on the right: INPUTS or PRESETS  The drop-down Mode menu allows you to choose between two operating modes for th

128 If, on the contrary, you select a Presets list, the window looks like this:  The list type is displayed on the right: INPUTS or PRESETS (in

1297.12. MIMO88 EVENTS section A MIMO88 event is a small program routine converting a series of input stimuli (GPI ports, WPTOUCH or MPAGE16 panel

13When selecting a particular group (double-click or icon), previous windows change to display the contents of this group, as in the example after

130 Clicking on the icon located in the upper right of the application displays the Events list in the bottom of the screen: The list shows crea

131Adding a new event opens the following configuration window which lets you assign a name to the new event and define its type (ANALOG/DIGITAL (SI

132 7.12.1. Analog events If you select the ANALOG type for the new event, you must choose the stimulus associated with this trigger using the SOURC

133  OUTPUT VOLUME: volume control of an output to be selected  MATRIX VOLUME: volume control of a particular crossing point of the matrix. In

134 7.12.2. Simple digital events If you select the DIGITAL (SIMPLE) type for the new event, you must choose the stimulus associated with this trigg

135 If MPAGE16 is selected, you need to specify the MPAGE16 button in question (among those previously included in the Project), and the DIRECT/

136 Possible targets are:  INTERNAL: the event output is "internal", so it may be used as input or stimulus for another event to conca

137  MATRIX MUTE: to MUTE a matrix crossing point; you need to select this crossing point and its behaviour mode: o PUSH: "unlatch" mod

138  LAUNCH FILE: allows you to call any Windows application installed on the computer EclerNet Manager is running on: In the above example the

1397.12.3. Compound digital events If you select the DIGITAL (COMPOUND) type, the configuration window looks like this: Within the configuration

14 With the two new icons, you can select units (volts or watts) and scale (RMS or peak) used to display the LED metering of the channel output signa

140 o AND: all stimuli should be = 1 to obtain 1 at the output (event triggering) o OR: one or more of the stimuli must be = 1 to obtain 1 at the o

1417.12.4. Delayed digital events (DIGITAL DELAY) Such events can set a delay time between the stimulus detection and the destination triggering o

142  Select the trigger input (GPI, virtual control, MPAGE16 station key or event output) you want from the dropdown list.  POLARITY: select th

143 7.12.5. Calendar-based events (TIME SCHEDULER) This type of event receives its input stimulus according to a calendar with date and time of o

144 Note: if TIMES and END DATE / TIME check boxes are checked, the event triggering will occur the number of times that meets the more restrictive

1458. EclerNet COMPATIBLE DEVICES, part III: MIMO88 CONFERENCE digital matrix 8.1. MIMO88 CONFERENCE introduction The new MIMO88 CONFERENCE has b

146 Both AUTOMIXER and FEEDBACK KILLER settings can be stored and retrieved using presets. In this way, different presets can store different confi

147 3. Once the device is added to the project and "online" or connected (right mouse button -> Connect -> Green fixed icon to its

148 From this time the new MIMO88CONF is ready to be used as the other EclerNet Manager compatible devices: insertion in a project, modification of

1498.3. INPUTS Section and FREQUENCY SHIFTER function The aspect of the INPUTS section of the MIMO88CONF is as follows: Comparing it with the sa

15 Device: device detailed display window, appearing only when Detail mode is enabled. Shows all general controls for the device and/or one or m

150 8.4. MATRIX Section The aspect of the MATRIX section of the MIMO88CONF is as follows: The image shows that the MIMO88CONF has the ability to

151Of course, the linking groups, the matrix management using presets, etc. that are available in the standard version are still available in the CO

152 The aspect of the OUTPUTS section of the MIMO88CONF for outputs 5 to 8 and 9 to 16 is as follows: This image shows the following differences c

1538.7. AUTOMIXER Section AUTOMIXER is a new section, available only in MIMO88CONF, that allows you to perform automatic mixing of incoming audio s

154 To the left of the screen you will find a list of all unit inputs, where you can select inputs you want to be a part of the automatic mix (left

155The inputs assigned to automatic mixing in the AUTOMIXER module must first be properly assigned in the MATRIX section, by adjusting the MUTE and

156  MODE: NOMA or EXCLUSIVE mode selection  MAX. NOM (NOMA mode only): maximum number of signals that may simultaneously be part of the automa

1578.8. FEEDBACK KILLER Section FEEDBACK KILLER is a new section, available only in MIMO88CONF. The new section includes "notch" type fil

158 To the left of the window is the selection list for one of the two banks (FBKILLER 1 and FBKILLER 2). Clicking on one of them allows you to adjus

1599. EclerNet COMPATIBLE DEVICES, Part IV: NXA series, self-powered digital audio manager 9.1. Introduction to NXA series NXA is a series of &quo

16  Report Log: shows a record of major operations performed on the Project over time. Shown/hidden by clicking on the triangle icon in the lowe

160 The GPI inputs can be programmed to control certain functions of the NXA device from external hardware devices:  recall one of the 5 available

1619.2. NXA Series detailed view, general sections of the device The top section of the detailed window provides the following items: Device

162 Network parameters configuration. See (2) (1) Device configuration. Clicking on the configuration edit icon opens the parameter setting window:

163 (2) Network parameters configuration. Exactly the same window and same parameters than those available with Network Configuration in a device

164 Below is the section for programming the function to be performed by the LEVEL rotary knobs on the front panel and the rear panel GPI ports: T

165  OUTPUT VOL.: volume control of one or more audio outputs of the unit. The boxes of the targeted outputs must be checked: clicking with the

166 determine the maximum volume control that can reach the other when set to its maximum position. Examples, with KNOB 1 and GPI 1 controlling the

167The light indicator on the left of the module indicates the active or inactive state of the DUCKER function (activation threshold exceeded). It l

168 9.3. NXA series detailed view, device channels The detailed view of a NXA device displays the configuration of the unit's 4 or 6 channels (

1699.3.4. PARAMETRIC EQ This section groups the eight parametric filters available per channel, very useful for a precise correction of the frequen

172.2. Graphic/table display modes Groups and channels windows can be viewed in graphic format (reflecting images shown in the previous paragraph)

170 9.3.5. COMPRESSOR The compressor section offers a dynamic behaviour processing of the channel signal, allowing the output intensity to be contr

1719.3.6. DELAY The DELAY section allows you to set an independent delay time for each channel, which is applied between input and output. The dela

172  Amplifier total Gain: 26 / 32dB  Output Mode: SINGLE / BRIDGE / PARALLEL. In SINGLE mode, a channel is absolutely independent of the other

17310. USER CONTROL PANELS (U.C.P.) 10.1. Introduction From EclerNet Manager application itself, you can create remote control panels for the syst

174 Different web clients can simultaneously load different UCPs and operate the project at the same time, each one controlling a part of the syste

175 Double-clicking on a empty space of the screen shows the left and right arrow keys and the X symbol which is used to return to the root displa

176 Once done, you can modify any of its functional and graphic properties, as the minimum and maximum values its performance range can reach (mini

17710.3. Functions assignment in the UCP When controls are placed on the surface of the page, you need to assign them a parameter and a hardware un

178 In this case, for example, we could create an UCP with a page that contains multiple faders arranged side by side, as in a live mixer, and assign

179 When such a button activates MUTEs, as each of these MUTEs features a Direct/Reverse setting, this type of UCP button can simultaneously activa

18 To reverse the alphabetical listing order, left-click on any table header. Ascending alphabetical order view/Descending alphabetical order view

180 Thus, a UCP button could be used for example to activate a MIMO88's GPO or as a compound digital event input, a type of event that uses Bo

181The virtual selector from the previous image, created in the REMOTES section of a MIMO88, can now be remotely controlled from a UCP: It is als

182 We will have therefore to include 4 buttons in our UCP, with the following control information:  Key 1: select Preset 1, value 12  Key 2: sel

183 LED indicators can also be associated with virtual controls and you can define the Data value such controls should have for the LED to ligh

184 10.4. Management of UCP from remote devices Fundamentally, any remote device working as a web client (computer, tablet, smartphone, etc..) and p

185 In this case, to recall a UCP, you must enter the user ID and the password of the account: The user name and his password should have been p

186 Personal computers that use a Web browser for remote access to the UCPs should always use the latest available version for the browser and its

18710.5. EclerNet Manager "hidden" mode and direct access to projects and UCPs EclerNet Manager can directly load a project at startup, a

188 A batch file is a simple text file containing a series of lines with Windows commands and saved with the .BAT extension. A batch file for Ecle

189the quotes, as in the examples) to prevent this effect. See any batch file creation manual if you need more assistance in this regard. These are

193. CONTEXT MENU: RIGHT MOUSE BUTTON Right-clicking on various Project elements will open a context menu with possible actions for each case. 

190 10.6. Error Message from the web server service When running the EclerNet Manager application, it automatically tries to start the web server s

19111. WPmSCREEN DEVICE 11.1. Introduction The WPmSCREEN is a device of the EclerNet family that can be programmed to control one or more networ

192 The LCD screen of the WPmSCREEN has a native resolution of 800 x 480 pixels. Any larger image contained in a UCP (as a panel background image, fo

19311.2.1. “Connect to…” Menu This menu allows you to set the UCP server the unit will connect to as a client. The UCP server may be a computer,

194 Note: in the list of detected devices, the name of the WPmSCREEN used to access the "Connect to" menu will appear in green: After se

19511.2.2. “Screen Configuration” Menu This menu lets you set different parameters for display on the screen of the unit:  Display mode: behavi

196 the layout of the controls (buttons, sliders, knobs, etc.) on each UCP during the design; the corners must be as free as possible. The icon bar

19711.2.3. “Device Configuration” Menu This menu allows you to adjust the following parameters of the unit:  Device Name: name of the device,

198 11.2.4. “Network Configuration” Menu This menu allows you to modify the network connection parameters of the WPmSCREEN: IP address, network

199This menu displays the name of the project the unit is connected to as a UCP client (project running on the UCP server of the client), as well as

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20 Available from any channel view (Project Explorer, Project Explorer Helper, Groups window, etc.). Options: 1. Rename (F2): allows the channel to

200 11.3. Unit Configuration from EclerNet Manager The WPmSCREEN can be included in an EclerNet project like any other EcleNet device, and can be co

201In the following example, among the three UCP panels existing in the project, only "CANTINE" and "Mixing the Mikes" have been

202 11.4. WPmSCREEN as a UCP Server The WPmSCREEN can store and execute a project previously created using EclerNet Manager, to perform as a web se

203It is recommended at this point to check that all the configuration for audio, events, GPIs, GPOs, etc. works properly with the associated hardwa

204 Then a message is displayed during the transfer of the project to the WPmSCREEN: Once the transfer is complete, the EclerNet Manager applica

205The last step is to disconnect the computer from the WPmSCREEN: And for the last time the following confirmation of the project update in the

206 From that moment any UCP client, including the WPmSCREEN itself, can connect to the WPmSCREEN acting as a UCP server:

20711.5. WPmSCREEN Connect Messages The WPmSCREEN will display the following informational messages in certain circumstances:  Interruption of

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21  Channel Group context menu: Available from any channel group view (Project Explorer, Groups window). Options: 1. Rename (F2): allows the cha

22 4. EclerNet PROJECT A Project is a configuration and remote control file for EclerNet device network. It contains a number of EclerNet virtual de

234.1. Creating an EclerNet Project The steps for setting up a Project from scratch are: 1. Opening of a new file (File -> New menu entry or C

24 After clicking OK, the new device appears in the various Project windows: 1. Project Explorer 2. Project Explorer Helper 3. Groups from Device C

253. Creating a device group. There are two ways to create a device group: 1. Edit -> Add Device Group menu entry 2. Right-clicking on Devices i

26 Assigning a device to a group of devices is as simple as dragging it from any window and dropping it in any window displaying the group. A green

27 A device group provides both management and supervision (from the group control interface) of some controls concerning all devices in the same gr

28 After creation, new groups appear in the corresponding Project windows. As with device groups you can also create channel groups within other c

29Similarly, it is possible to achieve this in a very practical way with table mode. Examples of different ways of assigning a channel to a channel

3 7.5.5. COMPRESSOR 75 7.5.6. LEVEL 76 7.5.7. FREQUENCY SHIFTER 76 7.6. MIMO88 MATRIX section (I/O matrix) 77 7

30 A channel group provides both management and supervision (from the group control interface) of some controls concerning all channels in the same g

315. Identification of networked devices. There are two methods to identify a Project device with its hardware counterpart on the network: 1. Con

32 2. Direct identification with an online device. The Project Explorer Helper window (Online and Unused Device List) displays all devices detected o

33 You can also drag an existing device from the Project Explorer Helper (Online and Unused Device List) and drop it directly on the device group “A

34 IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT ALLOCATION OF NETWORK PARAMETERS EclerNet compatible devices (MIMO88, NZA, NPA, etc.) do not support dynamic allocation prot

35In the device context menu, a new option is available: Connect. Selecting it opens the context menu window for the synchronization mode. From thi

36 When a device is online and connected, all remote control and monitoring operations provided by EclerNet Manager can be performed, starting with

374.2. Customizing an EclerNet Project It is advisable to perform some customization tasks on the Project in order to facilitate understanding and

38  Define Project options such as e-mail notifications, users, passwords, etc.: See section: 1.2. Edit Menu: section “Project Users and Project

395. ECLERNET PROJECT CONTROLS AND INDICATORS 5.1. Reduced view The reduced view (Detail mode disabled) of a NPA, NZA or MIMO88 device has the fo

4 9.3.6. DELAY 171 9.3.7. OUT LEVEL 171 9.3.8. CONFIG 171 9.3.9. Copying and pasting settings between channels

40 Only those parts of a Preset will overwrite existing device settings when recalling this Preset, other MIMO88 parameters and settings won't

415.2. Detailed view The detailed view (Detail mode enabled) of a NPA device has the following appearance:

42 For NZA series amplifiers, the aspect is slightly different:

43In case of a MIMO88 digital matrix: Detailed views of different EclerNet devices are extensively documented in chapters 6 and 7 of this manua

44 Additionally, and for all EclerNet devices, by clicking on the Show / Hide Graph icon (bottom right corner of the screen), you can display the win

45 The graph displays the frequency response using a frequency X axis (logarithmic, in Hz) between 10 and 20,000 Hz, and a gain Y axis (in dB) b

46 The active channel filters whose type is not Bypass are represented in the graph as circular markers. The low-pass crossover is labelled "L&

47 You can also change a potentiometer value by hovering over with the mouse, pressing the left mouse button and turning the mouse wheel. Double-cl

48 5.4. Table of status monitoring and alarm icons Icons indicating the status of any system function or any alarm triggering appear in different w

496. EclerNet COMPATIBLE DEVICES, part I: NPA and NZA series amplifiers 6.1. NPA and NZA series detailed view 6.1.1. NPA series detailed view Th

51. MENUS AND TOOLBAR Following menus are available in the upper bar of the application window (matching keyboard shortcuts are given inside bracke

50 Device configuration. See (1) Network parameters configuration. See (2) Digital AES/EBU input: a VALID message is displayed when a valid AES/EB

51  Enable Mains Voltage Alarm: Determines whether threshold exceeding should trigger or not a system alarm. The window hereunder shows the adjus

52 Counter for the number of times the device protection alarm has been triggered Heat sink internal temperature meter (in % of alarm triggering th

53 For a NPA Series amplifier, adjustable parameters are:  Amplifier total Gain: 26 / 32 / 38 dB  Vpeak Limiter Threshold: maximum peak output vo

54 Unit’s firmware version Internal signal generator offering pink noise, white noise, sine wave and polarity check, with frequency adjustable betw

55(2) Network parameters configuration. Exactly the same window and same parameters than those available with the Network Configuration option from

56 VCA port selector for remote control of channel volume, with a total of 4 or 6 ports, depending on the NZA amplifier model. Connecting for exampl

576.2. INPUT The input section contains the following controls:  SELECT allows you to select this channel input amongst available sound sources:

58  ON/OFF: turns on/off the parametric EQ, affecting all filters from this section. When the value is OFF (top left button greyed out), there is n

596.5. COMPRESSOR The compressor section offers a processing of the input signal dynamic behaviour, allowing the output intensity to be controlled

6  Project Users: opens the configuration window for users and passwords (also accessible by clicking on the Users button in the toolbar). From

60 6.6. DELAY The DELAY section allows you to set an independent delay time for each channel, which is applied between input and output. The delay t

617. EclerNet COMPATIBLE DEVICES, part II: MIMO88 digital matrix 7.1. MIMO88 introduction The MIMO88 is a digital audio matrix, with 8 inputs and

62 Additionally, MIMO88's rear panel provides two connectors for Ecler digital control bus (ER-Bus): REMOTE 1 and REMOTE 2. This control bus is

63  if a Project has several MASTER-SLAVE couples, the only way for EclerNet Manager to manage each pair is the LINK BUS port of the physical co

64 "LINK" LED indicators on the MIMO88's front panel have different behaviours, depending on whether the unit operates in 8x8, 16x16

657.3. MIMO88 device detailed view The detailed view of a MIMO88 device has the following appearance: There are two distinct parts. A top sect

66 7.4. MIMO88 general section The top section of the MIMO88 detailed window provides the following items: Device model and name Status monito

67 Reports on the configuration of the device, operating hours accumulated and time and date of the internal clock of the MIMO88 unit. To access the

68 This ability to save "partial" Presets allows a great freedom of management. Example: two Presets include MATRIX data only, with two di

69 (2) Device configuration. Clicking on the configuration edit icon opens the following parameter setting window:  Mode: 8x8 or 16x16 operatin

7 o Power Sequencing Time (0 to 5000 milliseconds): sets the power sequence time delay between a device and following devices involved in the Proj

70 It's important to note that EclerNet compatible devices (MIMO88, NZA, NPA, etc.) do not support dynamic allocation protocol for network addr

717.5. MIMO88 INPUTS section The INPUTS section of a MIMO88 device has the following appearance: At the top left of the section there is a list

72 Clicking “Copy Channel Data” in a channel (source channel) stores all parameters in a temporary memory. Clicking “Paste Channel Data” in a channel

737.5.2. DELAY The DELAY section lets adjust an independent time delay for each input channel. The delay time can be specified in different units,

74 7.5.4. GATE Noise gate section applied to the input signal, affecting its dynamic behaviour. It is very useful to reduce or eliminate background

757.5.5. COMPRESSOR The compressor section offers a processing of the input signal dynamic behaviour, allowing you to modify the level differences

76 7.5.6. LEVEL Adjusts the overall level of the input channel that will be sent to the matrix, after pre-processing (EQ, DELAY, GATE, etc..)  VO

777.6. MIMO88 MATRIX section (I/O matrix) The MATRIX section of a MIMO88 device has the following appearance: The matrix inputs are represented

78 Clicking on the STEREO symbol (two bound rings) between two naturally linked inputs (one odd input and the next one constituting the pair: 1&

79By left-clicking on a crossing point knob and holding the mouse button, we can adjust the knob setting or amount of input signal sent to the outpu

8  Preferences: opens general preferences window for the application. o Synchronization Option: defines how a hardware device and its virtual

80 7.6.4. Matrix Link Groups Matrix Link Groups are a tool to group and synchronize matrix controls, so that operating one of them simultaneously op

81 Whenever a member is added to the group, the new member and the other members of the group blink. Members that can't be included in the gr

82 7.7. MIMO88 OUTPUTS section The OUTPUTS section of a MIMO88 device has the following appearance: At the top left of the section there is a lis

83When one of them is selected with the mouse (left button), it turns blue and is selected for the parameters adjustment (LEVEL, CROSSOVER, EQ, DELA

84 depletes one of the filters available in the parametric equalizer, while using a 18 or 24 dB/oct crossover filter depletes two filters.  FREQUE

85 Low-Pass y High-Pass with a 6 or 12 dB/oct slope (FREQUENCY): these are low-pass and high-pass filters with adjustable cut-off frequency (betwe

86 7.8. MIMO88 PAGERS/DUCKERS section The PAGERS/DUCKERS section of a MIMO88 device has the following appearance: This section lets you configur

87 Then, the INPUT selector defines the MIMO88 audio input your MPAGE16 console microphone will be connected to in order to send voice messages. The

88  Lit in orange: zone selected by the console, but hold by the other highest priority console (or DUCKER) The PAGE key is a representation of th

89 7.8.2. Configuring a module as DUCKER This operating mode of PAGER/DUCKER modules is suitable for the configuration of a voice announcement syst

9project, save the project, open a new project, save "presets", create carousel or event lists, add or edit remote controls, etc.).  Show

90 Example: module #2 configured as a DUCKER, audio input IN6 and zones 1, 3, 13 and 15 enabled for priority broadcasting of IN6 signal when it exc

917.9. MIMO88 GPIs/GPOs section GPIs/GPOs section basically allows two functions:  Monitoring the 0 - 10 VDC signal detected in GPI inputs (8 or

92 In the following example, connecting a potentiometer to a GPI port and turning it will give its cursor a variable voltage between 0 and 10VDC. We

93 3. Place the pot on the end that provides a maximum reading (in our case 83) 4. Click on the Read Current GPI value button: 5. Accept the

94 7.10. MIMO88 REMOTES section REMOTES section allows you to identify and configure the different hardware remote controls connected to a MIMO88 un

95by the application. Clicking on the “Add Online and Unused Remote” icon displays a list of all "scanned" digital remote controls. You ca

96  Add New Remote: to manually add a WPTOUCH (digital), MPAGE16 (digital) or ANALOG (WPVOL-SR type) remote control to the REMOTE LIST  Remove

97Remote controls from the REMOTE LIST also have a context menu (right button of the mouse):  Remove: to remove the device from the REMOTE LIST

98  Activate Remote Finder: activates/deactivates the blinking of the front panel light indicators (LCD display for WPTOUCH, LEDs for MPAGE16 ser

99 The wheel controls by default the volume (Volume mode) allocated with the programming. In addition, it may act as a selector (Selection mode) fo