switch A , buddy box and screen copy

On my DC16 the switch A was used by default as the command for the screen copy. It is a fonctionnality I never use, and as a lot of user, I didn't even know it was possible. When I wanted to use the switch A (momentaneous contact) for the command of the buddy box I got some problem as unreliability or delay to pass the commands to the pupils.

there was no warning during the configuration and I stay stuck with the pb for a long time.

is there any possibility to add the warning or if not to disable the scrennshot command when using it also as a command for something else ?

may be also not using a switch by default for a screenshot command, leaving the choice to use or not this functionnality (useful only to make some tutoriels and useless the most part of the time)

thank you

You can unassign the switch in the system settings!

Hello,

you can disable the Screen copy function in the transmitter configuration. There is an entry "Screenshot-Switch". Select this and than press "Clr".


regards

Wolfgang

Yes I now know I can un assign the switch. my concern is i didn't know it was assigned and when i chose this one to command the buddy box function there was no warning it ws already used for something else. As I don't use the screenshot function I had skipped that in the manuel, why use it by default ? why not let the screenshot command unassigned ? why no warning it is already used ? is it the same for other function ? could be problematic in case it control important thing

Hallo,

if you have activated the screenshot switch and you use the switch, you always can see "OK" on the display. So you know it is activated.


Regards

PW

only if you know what that means . if you don't know what means the OK, it's not really usefull. and the pb is the screenshot is activated by default (anyway it was on my TX ) so if you don't know that's an existing fonctionnality .... like you are in a jet on the ground testing the buttons without knowing the eject seat is enable, you are going for a surprise ...