Matrix: How do I program the V series panel GPI 1 and 2 (logic) inputs
In ECS matrix hardware > advance setting screen for V-panels, If I select logic input 1 andselect ‘route’ I get a menu. If I select a control then I assume I can triggerthat control from that panel GPI input relay. What is the difference between the red andgreen section in this menu? I seem to be able to assign one function to either(or both by holding shift) but I can’t tell the difference.
This screen follows layout of the normal Panel programming screen in ECS Thereforeyou could assign a control to Logic-1 or you could just as easily assign a talkor listen to the label to the logic 1 input. (we treat the logic input like a virtualpanel key) I recommend that you use the RED talk assignment labels. Note:if you go deep into the system, (using the attachments screen in ECS) certainrelays can be set so that they only fire if the panel key is set to talk only or listen only.
This screen follows layout of the normal Panel programming screen in ECS Thereforeyou could assign a control to Logic-1 or you could just as easily assign a talkor listen to the label to the logic 1 input. (we treat the logic input like a virtualpanel key) I recommend that you use the RED talk assignment labels. Note:if you go deep into the system, (using the attachments screen in ECS) certainrelays can be set so that they only fire if the panel key is set to talk only or listen only.
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