2/18/2009 1:25 PM | |
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Hello S7Mgr; This functionnality is standard in proTool also, using "State Buttons". Here ishow the ProTool manual describes these: 5.2.11 State buttons Purpose The state button is a control and display element with two states: "pressed" and "released". State buttons can signal the status of a unit that is not visible from the operating unit (for example, a motor). This means that you can simultaneously change the status of the unit on your operating unit. State buttons are created on the open screen in the "Screen Objects" toolbar by selecting the illustrated button or by choosing "Insert" > "State Button" from the menu. Response You can configure the response of the state button. Select one of the following types for this:
"Pushbutton" type The "pushbutton" type of state button can be configured in two different ways:
The online help of ProTool should give you enough information to start working with state buttons. If you need additional details, here is a link to the ProTool manual (for Windows-based panels): |
Last edited by: dchartier at: 2/18/2009 1:27 PM |
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