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Composer Pro User Guide

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User Guide Part 2

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5. In the Miscellaneous tab, check the Enable Default Volume box. Adjust the Audio Volume and

Video Volume as desired for the room. The default volumes are enabled immediately. Repeat

these steps for each room in the Control4 system.

5.5.4.5 Program a Button Using Room Programming

Use the Control4

Composer Pro Programming view to use a Keypad button to add another room to a

program, for example, music.

Refer to “Program a Button to Add a Room to Another's Room's Music.” The steps are the same,

except that the example in that section refers to adding a music session.

5.5.5 Examples: Programming with Variables

Use the Control4

Composer Pro Programming view to program the Control4 system using

configuration, properties, variables, delays and agents.

Variables provide other programming options not available using Commands, Conditionals or Loops.

There are three (3) types of variables you can use:

1. Room Variables—Provide you with additional programming options not available in the Room

object programming. Use Room object programming as a preference to room variables whenever

possible. See “Example: Using Room Variables.”

2. Custom Variables—Let you define additional programming options using:

• Boolean—Provides a True/False option. For example, the light is on or off. If the light is on, it

is True; if the light is off, it is False.

• Device—Provides a list of device options.

• Number—Provides a value option. For example, the light level is 70 percent.

• String—Provides the option to enter a string.

To program using a custom variable, in the Agent view select Variable and click New to set up a

New Variable.

Example: Use one Keypad button to toggle between turning on the Theater Dimmer and the

Theater Switch.

3. Container Variables—Provide the ability to connect two (2) or more devices together by using

the device variables. A variable is a representation of information about the controlled devices,

such as a power state or current level of the device. It works much like a Media Scenes agent

(see “Programming with Agents” for details. Container variables are available in the Agent view by

selecting Variables.

Note: Container variables are provided only for backward capability in Release 1.3 and

subsequent releases. Issues with various implementations have been found. The use of

Container variables for future implementations is not recommended. Where possible, replace

existing implementations with alternate programming.

The sections below provide examples you can follow when you use variables.

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