Priorities

Thanks for all this

I will add some more info/complications to the mix.

The ballroom is a rectangle with a dividing wall down the middle. See pic below.

It contains 3 screens (2x on long wall and 1x on short wall) and can be used in different configurations.

Wall in - one screen per room

Wall out - either 2 screens in landscape mode or 1 screen in portrait mode.

Graham

I think with the above info adding walls to isolate screens may become very complicated.

BTW I am using the wall function already to split room and change pages on wall panels.

Dan

The "Channel Set Max" feature sounds promising.

Tracy

I cant seem to find where to set priorities in a preset. This is what I'm after if it exists.

Will a higher priority preset override any other presets that get triggered  containing the same channel/group information?

I eagerly await your replies.

The nice thing about Paradigm is that there are often several ways to get to the same end result :-)

I think it may still be possible to do all of this with multiple walls, but it's too early in the morning for my brain to wotk it out and clearly explain it. Much easier to pursue Tracy's idea of Preset priorities or Dan's Channel Set Max.

Priorities are applied to Presets by the control that activates them. So if you set a button to Preset Recall LTP for example, you'll see a field in the Property Editor for that button that has Priority set to 100 as a default. the same goes for Presets activated by Macro commands, there is a field in the Property Editor for the Macro step.

If you activate a Preset which takes your offending lights to zero with a priority of 200 any other preset that includes those channels which is activated with a lower priority will have no effect on those channels. Other channels controlled by the lower priority preset will still function normally as long as they are not included in the higher priority preset.

Another handy feature here is Persist Under Prioirity. You may want to change this field to 'Yes' for any controls which activate your lower prority presets. This means that when you de-activate the high priority preset the screen lights will revert to the lower priority Preset levels. (ie come back on when the screen goes away if that's what the rest of the room is doing!)

I've attached a little example config I threw together for reference.

Preset Priorities, rev 1.pcf

PS.
Priority and Persist are both advanced level features, so make sure you are set to advanced level in Preferences.

PS.
Priority and Persist are both advanced level features, so make sure you are set to advanced level in Preferences.