Omnia 6 Use and Installation Guide – Version 1.00a
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Trigger Script Example for Switching to Mono Operation
In this example, we'll configure Trigger Input # 1 to switch the Omnia-6fm into mono operation when the
contact closes and switch back to stereo when it opens again. To create this script, open up the Script Editor
and click radio button #1. Now click in the lower edit box to begin entering the Trigger 1 “Trigger Low”
script. Type:
syspara 9 1 <enter>
This command sets the processor to turn off the 19 kHz pilot tone when it is run. “syspara 9” says to edit
the Pilot Level. The “1” says select Off. Next, type in:
syspara 25 2 <enter>
This command sets the processor to switch the input to “mono left” when run. “syspara 25” says to edit the
Mono Mode setting. The “2” says select mono left.
When you are finished, the contents of the Trigger LOW Command Script box should look like:
syspara 9 1
syspara 25 2
If you wanted to use the sum of Left and Right channels for your mono source, we would have entered the
command 'syspara 25 4' instead of 'syspara 25 2'.
Trigger Script Example for Switching to Stereo Operation
Now we'll create a Trigger High Command Script, which will return the Omnia to stereo operation and put
the pilot back to 9% injection when the switch contacts open. In the Trigger HIGH Command Script box
type in:
syspara 9 32 <enter>
This tells the processor to activate the 19 kHz pilot with the injection level set to 9.0%. “syspara 9” says to
edit the Pilot Level. The “32” says select 9.0% pilot level. Now type in:
syspara 25 1 <enter>
This tells the processor to switch the input to “Stereo.” “syspara 25” says to edit the Mono Mode setting.
The “1” says to select stereo mode.
When you are finished, the contents of the Trigger HIGH Command Script box should look like:
syspara 9 32
syspara 25 1
These four commands are now a completed script for Trigger 1. To test the scripts, click the Test button
