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1-Way Wireless RF Touchpanel Crestron ST-1700C

feedback and to the control system program to properly process the signals, and to

make sure that the state of the buttons on the panel and in the control system remain

in sync.

Button press feedback produces a change in appearance from the inactive state to the

active state, or vice versa, as defined in the program.

• Momentary feedback, from inactive to active and back to inactive, has

a short duration, lasting only as long as the button is pressed.

• Toggle feedback produces a change of state each time the button is

pressed.

• With Interlock feedback, only one button in an assigned interlock group

can be active at a time. Pressing an inactive button changes its state to

active, and forces the other buttons in the group to inactive. (To clear

all buttons in the interlock group requires that an extra button be added

whose sole purpose is to force all the others to the inactive state.)

• Duration feedback is assigned to a button that is to be activated and

remain active for a specified period of time, and then return to the

inactive state.

In the following paragraphs, each feedback type will be discussed in detail as

applicable.

VT Pro-e Procedures

Buttons requiring feedback need to have the feedback type assigned as if it were a

property of the object. Button feedback logic is classified as momentary, toggle,

interlock, or duration. Logic is added to the buttons on the panel (after join numbers

and other properties have been assigned), by right-clicking the button in VT Pro-e

and selecting Feedback, which displays the “Feedback” window.

“Feedback” Window

NOTE: When the Feedback window is open, you can click on any of the buttons on

the page and view their various feedback properties.

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