this command will allow you to do that. Please note that Pages and presets
have a specific parameter to change IA-Maps. So this command would typically
be used in either an IA-Slot, or Preset Step commands.
Programming commands are processed in sequence. There may be times you
would like to commands based on the state of other IA-Slots. This command
will compare the IA State of the IA-Slot you choose. If the IA-Slot is OFF, then
the programming will cease processing the remaining IA-Slots commands.
Programming commands are processed in sequence. There may be times you
would like to commands based on the state of other IA-Slots. This command
will compare the IA State of the IA-Slot you choose. If the IA-Slot is ON, then
the programming will cease processing the remaining IA-Slots commands.
Programming commands are processed in sequence. There may be times you
would like to commands based on the state of other IA-Slots. This command
will compare the IA State of the IA-Slot you choose. If the IA-Slot is OFF, then
the programming will cease processing the remaining IA-Slots commands.
Programming commands are processed in sequence. There may be times you
would like to commands based on the state of other IA-Slots. This command
will compare the IA State of the IA-Slot you choose. If the IA-Slot is OFF, then
the commands located below this IF test will process. If the IA-Slot is ON, then
the next command to process will be the next IF command found. If a STOP
command is encountered, the programming will cease processing the IA-Slots
commands.
Programming commands are processed in sequence. There may be times you
would like to commands based on the state of other IA-Slots. This command
will compare the IA State of the IA-Slot you choose. If the IA-Slot is ON, then
the commands located below this IF test will process. If the IA-Slot is OFF, then
the next command to process will be the next IF command found. If a STOP
command is encountered, the programming will cease processing the IA-Slots
commands.
If the IA-Slot being processed was triggered by a programmatic change (not
from the user pressing a button for that IA-Slot), then you can skip commands
below it. In which case, the LF+ will look for the STOP command or the next
IF… command and continue processing from there. This will allow you to
execute commands only when a user presses the button associated with the
IA-Slot being checked. An example would be where you want to ignore
commands triggered by a group IA-Slot being turned OFF because the user
pressed a different button in the IA-Group. In this case you could stop the
processing of some/all of the off messages of the grouped IA-Slot (unless the
user shut it off directly with a button press). Many uses for this outside of
groups.
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