Operation Manual; Control Port Assignment Dialog (continued); 5. Add / Remove Buttons- Page 50

Operation Manual

DBC Network Bridge

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Control Port Assignment Dialog (continued)

Please refer to Figure 5.8.

5. Add / Remove Buttons

Once the desired object has been found in the Controls List (4), highlight it and press the 

Add

button (5). The object will appear in the Object List (6) at the bottom of the window. Highlight a 
particular object in the bottom window to edit its attributes. You can remove a highlighted 
object by pressing the 

Remove

 button.   

6. Object List

This is a list of objects that have been selected and added.

7. Set Objects

Allows a single input to control up to fifty objects within the DBC Network Bridge. Binary 
objects can be controlled with normal or inverted logic. Multi-valued objects (e.g. gains, 
thresholds, etc.) can be set to different settings for input transitions from low-to-high and high-
to-low.

8. Bump Objects

Similar to Set Object mode, except that rather than setting the object to an absolute value, the 
specified values are added to the current object values. Upper and lower limits can be set to 
limit the range of the control.

9.Bump Objects Continuously

Similar to Bump Object mode, except that the specified values are added to the object value 
continuously at ¼ second intervals.

10. Toggle

Toggle applies to binary functions objects that have two states. The toggle will use the same 
stimulus to switch between states.

11. Recall Preset

Enables the input to recall one of the 32 user Presets. Separate Presets can be recalled for low-
to-high and high-to-low transitions.

12. Recall Scene

Enables the input to recall one of the 32 user Scenes. Separate Scenes can be recalled for low-
to-high and high-to-low transitions.

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5 Advanced Operation

Figure 5.8 Control Port Assignment Dialog Window