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Application Notes
9 Application Notes
Supervisor is an excellent diagnosis tool, to give you a window inside your Logitek Audio Engines.
However, Supervisor can do much more than just solve problems. Following are some application
notes to help give you an idea of what you can do with this powerful software.
Triggers are the core power of Supervisor and are covered in much more detail in the
CommandBuilder manual. Please see the Application Notes chapter of that manual for many more
examples of what your system can do.
Triggers
Triggers are events that are fired when something happens inside your Audio Engine. Almost all
events that occur in your system can have a Trigger written for them. Common triggers are set on:
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Button presses
Fader routes (inputs changed)
GPIs going on or off
Bus assignment changes
Inside a Trigger is a block of code that executes a command set that you define. The possibilities
are endless. Triggers allow you to perform commonly used functions like:
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Remote control record devices
Scene changes on the console
Intercoms
On-air delegation
Delay control
Every station that uses Supervisor has a unique set of Triggers written to suit their needs exactly.
These Triggers can be developed by station Engineering staff or a by a Logitek integrator.
Logitek has developed a simple, yet powerful, Trigger programming language.
 For more information on Triggers, see the Logitek CommandBuilder Reference
Manual.
vTools
vTools are virtual control surfaces for your Logitek Console Router System. These differentiate
Logitek systems from other digital consoles, as they allow your facility to be controlled in software,
from inside your station or anywhere in the world.
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