All Presets Dialog Box

Select the Active checkbox to activate a preset, deselect the checkbox to deactivate the preset. Provide end users with the ability to activate/deactivate a preset by linking its Active Toggle control to a remote device such as a DR2 or DR3. Click the preset name to open its individual Preset dialog box. Click the edit icon next to the preset name to open a text edit box in which you can customize the preset name. Add a block, control, or link to a preset by dragging the block or control's preset icon and dropping it on the preset's blue <Add> box.

note: If you add a block, control, or link that is already in the preset, the system simply updates its values in the preset to match those of the current block, control, or link.

Click +Preset to add a new Toggle preset.

Click +Duplicate the make a copy of the selected preset. The new preset will include all of the blocks, controls and links of the original, but have a new, unique name.

Click Move to move the selected preset to the Selector or Command tab (effectively changing the preset's control type).

Delete a preset by hovering the mouse over the preset in the list and then clicking the red X in the far right column.

Click +Selector to add a new Preset Selector Group. Highlight a Selector group by clicking anywhere on it, and then click +Preset to add a Selector preset to the group.

Within a Preset Selector Group, you can do the following:

• Click the small arrow to hide/show the details of the group.
• Provide end users with control over the preset selection list by linking the group's Selector control to the Selector control of a remote device (such as a DR2 or DR3).
• Delete the group by clicking the red X in the upper right corner of the group area.
• Manually activate a preset by selecting its radio button.
• Include No Selection as an option in the displayed list of presets (on a remote device). To do so, select the Include 'No Selection' checkbox. This option allows the end user to specify that no preset should be active. The system falls back to the next active preset in the Active Presets list (at the bottom of the dialog box).
• Rename a preset or the Selector Group by clicking its edit icon and typing in the edit box that appears.
• Open the properties for an individual preset by clicking its name.
• Add a block, control, or link to a preset by dragging the block or control's preset box and dropping it on the preset's blue <Add> box.

In the area just above Active Presets, use the Order arrows to change the order of presets within a Preset Selector Group. To do so, highlight the preset by clicking it, and then use an arrow to move the preset up or down in the list.

Use the +Selector and +Preset buttons to add more Preset Selector Groups and presets (as described above).

Click +Duplicate the make a copy of the selected preset and add it to the selector. The new preset will include all of the blocks, controls and links of the original, but have a new, unique name.

Use the Move button to move the selected preset to the Toggle or Command tab (effectively changing the preset's control type).

Delete a single preset from a Preset Selector Group by hovering over the mouse over preset in the list and then clicking the red X in the far right column.

Click an Assert button to assert its corresponding preset. Provide end users with the ability to assert a preset by linking its Assert Command control to a Command control on a remote device such as a DR2, DR3, or Logic In port. Click the preset name to open its individual Preset dialog box. Click the edit icon next to the preset name to open a text edit box in which you can customize the preset name. Add a block or control to a preset by dragging the block or control's preset box and dropping it on the preset's blue <Add> box.

Click +Preset to add a new Command preset.

Click +Duplicate the make a copy of the selected preset. The new preset will include all of the blocks, controls and links of the original, but have a new, unique name.

Click Move to move the selected preset to the Selector or Toggle tab (effectively changing the preset's control type).

Delete a preset by hovering the mouse over the preset in the list and then clicking the red X in the far right column.

note: The Baseline preset is a Command preset and is always present in the list on the Command tab (because it cannot be deleted). Unlike other Command presets, you cannot edit the Baseline preset name or move the Baseline to another control type. By default, the Baseline contains all blocks, controls, and control links in your Processing Map. Dragging and dropping a block into the Baseline updates that block's property values in the Baseline preset.