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Actions
The Actions list shows the actions de-
fined in the currently selected event, as
well as commands to create and manage
actions.
1 – Actions List
Each event can have up to eight actions in
the Actions list. All actions occur when
the event is fired. Touch-and-hold (right-click) commands let you select, edit, duplicate and delete actions.
2 – Type and Properties
Each row in the Actions list shows the selected action type. Some actions have editable state and behavior settings. Some actions
have editable properties such as on/off or toggle state for Control (Switch) actions or open/closed state of a GPI output. Some con-
tinuous control actions have editable values (Relative or Absolute) with cross-fade options. Choices vary depending on the action
type, and not all actions have editable properties.
3 – Add
The Add pop-up menu lets you create new actions. Actions are organized in the menu according to the type of function they affect,
such as channel functions, snapshots, GPI Output and Tap Tempo.
4 – Wait
All actions have a Wait (delay) setting that can be applied to the action.
5 – Triggers List Command Buttons
You can edit, reset, duplicate, delete, and select/deselect all actions in the list. These commands can be performed using the
on-screen buttons or by touching-and-holding (right-clicking) list items. Multiple actions can be selected for editing, but only one
new action can be created at one time.
Footswitch Status Display
The Footswitch status display shows the current open or closed status of Footswitches connected to the Footswitch connectors on
the S6L control surface. Default state for both Footswitches is closed. A Footswitch can be added as a trigger for an action in an
event. Example uses of a Footswitch trigger includes Tap Tempo and snapshot recall. The Footswitch can be named.
GPI I/O Status Display
The GPI port on the back of the S6L control surface can be used to trigger events in VENUE from outboard equipment (GPI input),
or can be used to send messages to trigger outboard equipment to perform one or more actions (GPI output).
The GPI status display shows the current open or closed status of the two GPI inputs and two GPI outputs. Each input and output
can be named.
GPI Inputs
GPI inputs can be added as a trigger for an action in an event. Example uses of GPI inputs include remote snapshot recall
and remote channel muting from an external control system or custom control panel.
GPI Outputs
GPI outputs can be added as an action triggered by a selected trigger. Example uses of GPI output include the follow-
ing:
• Sending a pulse to trigger samplers and playback devices
• Indicating when a microphone or channel is live by lighting an On Air or “tally” light
• Flashing or turning on a light when the system is in a particular mode (such as Solo In Place)
• Integrating with power sequencing devices for automated system turn-on
For GPI port wiring specifications, see
GPI Port Reference.
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