A Soundweb London device has the ability to reboot when the state of a Logic End is changed.  The change of state can be triggered in a variety of ways such as Control Inputs, wall controllers, a Parameter Presets, Custom Control Panels, third party control messages or from within the Logic Configuration itself.

Adding and Configuring the Logic End Object

Add a Logic End object into the Configuration from the Venue Explorer or from the right-click context menu.

Left-click on the Logic End to display the Properties, then select the Property tab:  Custom Events.
Click on the Custom Events button.

Enter the following text as the Value for the High state in the Edit Custom Event window:  $reboot

The Logic End is now configured to reboot the Soundweb London device when the Logic End goes from a Low state to a High state.

Triggering the Logic End

The state of the Logic End can be changed by connecting to other Logic objects in the Configuration.  For example, a Calendar object could be used to change the state of the Logic End at specific dates and times.

A Logic Source object can be used to change the state of  the Logic End object.  The state of the Logic Source can be made to change in a variety of ways.  Double click the Logic Source to open its Control Panel.

The Logic Source button is a two-state parameter that can be assigned to the following:

• Custom Control Panel object  e.g. a Button
• Parameter Preset Group
• Control Input
• Wall Controller button
• Linked parameter  e.g. Mute button in a Gain processing object
• Indicator  e.g. Trigger indicator in a Meter Trigger processing object

The Logic Source button can be controlled by a third party control message transmitted to the Network control port or the RS232 serial port.

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