DR1 Device Control Properties

UI Element	Purpose
Title Bar Name	Area at the top of the properties dialog box that displays the DR's Device Name as well as the HAL/EXP device model, the HAL/EXP port to which the DR is connected, and the DR model:
Font Family	Select the font for all labels and values shown on the DR device. You can choose between Times New Roman and Arial fonts.
Control	Shows the control type icon and name of the Level control as well as the standard control link icon. You can change the control name by clicking on the edit name icon. You can link the control to another control of the same type on the Processing Map. To do so, click, drag, and drop the Level control link icon onto the link icon of another level control on the Processing Map.
Display Label	Shows the label that will appear on the DR device. You can type a custom label in the edit box. note: A yellow border and warning icon appears if not all of the text will be visible on the DR1 LCD. warning! Halogen stores display names for DR controls in the baseline preset and in any other presets that you've added the control to. This means that after you have changed a DR display name, you should update the control in the appropriate presets. If you don't, the next time a preset that includes the control (including the baseline) is activated, the display label that you just entered is lost. To update a DR control in the baseline preset after changing the display label, click the Update Baseline Preset button on the far right: .
Value	Reflects the value (from 0 to 100%) of the Level control, which you can manually adjust from within the software. The control does not alter audio level, however, until you link it to a Level control on the Processing Map by clicking, dragging, and then dropping the DR Level link icon onto the link icon of the Level control on the Processing Map. When the two controls are linked, they track one another (as long as the link is active).
Enable	Designates whether or not this DR Level control is enabled. You can manually enable or disable the control from within the software, or provide end users with the ability to enable or disable the control—by saving the desired state to a preset that is exposed to end users, or by linking the Enable Toggle control to another DR Toggle control. note: When a control is disabled, it does not appear on the display of the Digital Remote device. The control is still functional in Halogen, but the user cannot use the control on the physical DR. You can use this setting to selectively change which controls the user is able to view and use on each DR depending on your application.
Preset icon and Update Baseline Preset button	The preset icon, , allows you to add the DR1 level control to a preset. When you drag the icon and drop it on a valid preset drop target, Halogen adds the control to the preset. When you click on the Update Baseline Preset button, , Halogen updates the baseline preset with the current values of the DR1 level control.
LCD	Displays a representation of the LCD on the DR1. This gives you an idea of what the DR1 will actually display for the level control's display label and value.

Title Bar Name

Area at the top of the properties dialog box that displays the DR's Device Name as well as the HAL/EXP device model, the HAL/EXP port to which the DR is connected, and the DR model:

Font Family

Select the font for all labels and values shown on the DR device. You can choose between Times New Roman and Arial fonts.

Control

Shows the control type icon and name of the Level control as well as the standard control link icon.

You can change the control name by clicking on the edit name icon.

You can link the control to another control of the same type on the Processing Map. To do so, click, drag, and drop the Level control link icon onto the link icon of another level control on the Processing Map.

Display Label

Shows the label that will appear on the DR device. You can type a custom label in the edit box.

note: A yellow border and warning icon appears if not all of the text will be visible on the DR1 LCD.

warning! Halogen stores display names for DR controls in the baseline preset and in any other presets that you've added the control to. This means that after you have changed a DR display name, you should update the control in the appropriate presets. If you don't, the next time a preset that includes the control (including the baseline) is activated, the display label that you just entered is lost. To update a DR control in the baseline preset after changing the display label, click the Update Baseline Preset button on the far right: .

Value

Reflects the value (from 0 to 100%) of the Level control, which you can manually adjust from within the software. The control does not alter audio level, however, until you link it to a Level control on the Processing Map by clicking, dragging, and then dropping the DR Level link icon onto the link icon of the Level control on the Processing Map. When the two controls are linked, they track one another (as long as the link is active).

Enable

Designates whether or not this DR Level control is enabled. You can manually enable or disable the control from within the software, or provide end users with the ability to enable or disable the control—by saving the desired state to a preset that is exposed to end users, or by linking the Enable Toggle control to another DR Toggle control.

note: When a control is disabled, it does not appear on the display of the Digital Remote device. The control is still functional in Halogen, but the user cannot use the control on the physical DR. You can use this setting to selectively change which controls the user is able to view and use on each DR depending on your application.

Preset icon and Update Baseline Preset button

The preset icon, , allows you to add the DR1 level control to a preset. When you drag the icon and drop it on a valid preset drop target, Halogen adds the control to the preset.

When you click on the Update Baseline Preset button, , Halogen updates the baseline preset with the current values of the DR1 level control.

LCD

Displays a representation of the LCD on the DR1. This gives you an idea of what the DR1 will actually display for the level control's display label and value.