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Storing a preset from a custom control panel

mgregoire@solotech.commgregoire@solotech.com Posts: 10
in London Architect with Soundweb London
Hi,

I have create a custom control panel for the user and I want to gave him the ability to store new parameter preset. I already have the parameter presets group created.

For exemple, I would put a Store and Recall button and the user will be able to modify the default config and store it.

Is there a way to do that?

Thanks

Comments

  • HARMAN_Jerome_KingHARMAN_Jerome_King Posts: 328
    If you are asking whether you can store Parameter Presets while Online, then no, this is not possible. You can only create Parameter Presets in Design Mode.
    If you are using Design File Security, then you will have to give them Full Access design rights.
  • J.LuszczekJ.Luszczek Posts: 159
    There is a work around if all you want to store are volume levels.
    If you want them to be able to store source selectors or EQ, you are out of luck in London Architect.

    Optionally you can store settings on the fly in a Crestron or AMX system and make it somewhat transparent to the user, but that's additional expense and bunch of programming time.
  • mgregoire@solotech.commgregoire@solotech.com Posts: 10
    Ok, what is the work around for the volume levels?

    Actually I already have a Crestron system, so that's probably what i'm going to use for storing presets. But in that case I can't use a custom panel for the user, I have to create a user interface with Crestron.

    Thanx!
  • J.LuszczekJ.Luszczek Posts: 159
    You can link your existing master volumes (like in n-input gain) to one or more timed gains. Then store only the timed gain trigger buttons in presets, not the actual gain settings.
    Copy the timed gain values out to a custom panel and clearly mark which volume is recalled by which preset.
    That way the user can change the corresponding values and the actual preset recalls will trigger them.
    You need to prepare enough presets in advance and give the user buttons to recall them. The user will have to take note of what the desired levels for a preset are and type them in the boxes.
    It's a work around, but I'm using it at one of the hotels and it works for the customer.
  • mgregoire@solotech.commgregoire@solotech.com Posts: 10
    Ok, it works but it's king of limited for what I need to do. I will have to go with Crestron for the management of preset.

    Thanx!
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