While building control pages for an ITech powered system with IQWIC I notice that a TLC compressor shows up in the pull down menus of object linking, but NOT on the amplifier icon when it is opened up? Is it hidden somewhere I don't see yet?
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TLC compressor
Started by paultucci, Mar 29 2005 07:36 PM
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Posted 30 March 2005 - 09:50 AM
This would be what we would call a DTT (Don't Touch That). 
This is one of those hidden control features
that just so happens to be an integral part of the amplifier protection system. If this is adjusted it can mess up the amplifier’s thermal protection. At this point we recommend that if it’s not part of the software GUI that you don’t make custom controls for it. 
This is one of those hidden control features
that just so happens to be an integral part of the amplifier protection system. If this is adjusted it can mess up the amplifier’s thermal protection. At this point we recommend that if it’s not part of the software GUI that you don’t make custom controls for it.
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Posted 30 March 2005 - 09:04 PM
QUOTE(DGlass @ Mar 30 2005, 10:50 AM)
This would be what we would call a DTT (Don't Touch That).
This is one of those hidden control features that just so happens to be an integral part of the amplifier protection system. If this is adjusted it can mess up the amplifier’s thermal protection. At this point we recommend that if it’s not part of the software GUI that you don’t make custom controls for it.
This is one of those hidden control features
that just so happens to be an integral part of the amplifier protection system. If this is adjusted it can mess up the amplifier’s thermal protection. At this point we recommend that if it’s not part of the software GUI that you don’t make custom controls for it. David,
Thanks. Seems like you could do a better job of hiding the TLC controls if'n you don't want us to have access to it.
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Posted 31 March 2005 - 08:35 AM
I have talked to the head engineer on the I-Tech project and we are all in agreement. However at the moment there are technology limitations so when you open the door for advanced controls you "OPEN" the door. Think of it as a closet full of clothes when you open the closet you have access to all of them not just certain pieces. We have been aware of this and have been looking into ways to address it. Sometime what we want is ahead of what technology can provide but technology eventually catches up.
