. The example icons show a gray background. In markers or control panel fields, however, the background that was chosen is maintained. Please stick to the following conventions:For clear optical differentiation of drivers to be used as markers or control panel fields you can assign various icons when creating a driver. To do so, specify the icons when programming the commands as follows:
Icon=X
X stands for the index of one of the icons listed below. Icon=2 therefore stands for this icon: . The example icons show a gray background. In markers or control panel fields, however, the background that was chosen is maintained. Please stick to the following conventions:
= 0 ...Driver command; is also visible when no icon has been specified.
= 1 ...Play for playback or show start
= 2 ...Pause for Pause Mode
= 3 ...Stop for end of playback
= 4 ...Reset for cancelling playback or resetting a device
= 5 ...Skip forward for jumping to the next marker, index, etc.
= 6 ...Skip backward for jumping to the previous marker, index, etc.
= 7 ...Fast forward for navigational purposes
= 8 ...Fast reverse for navigational purposes
= 9 ...Jump to a specified location
= 10 ...Trigger for starting trigger actions or similar
= 11 ...Volume up to increase volume or values
= 12 ...Volume down to reduce volume or values
= 13 ...Locate to position the Locator or similar
= 14 ...Eject for ejecting data or sound carriers, etc..
= 15 ...Button for universal marking of functional buttons
= 16 ...Devices in general for device line-ups or communication, etc.
= 17 ...Record for record start
= 18 ...Port for serial port or connection establishment, etc.
= 19 ...File for marking of file operations, etc.
= 24 ...Minimize program windows
= 25 ...Maximize program windows
= 26 ...Restore program windows
= 20 ...Presentation for Presentation/Full Screen Mode, etc.
= 21 ...OFF for deactivation of devices or termination of processes
= 22 ...ON for activation of devices or starting of processes
= 39 ...Standby for the standby mode of devices
= 23 ...Loudspeaker for acoustic playback or functions
= 27 ...Loudspeaker for the audio mute function
= 28 ...Picture for picture playback or for disabling the mute function
= 29 ...Picture for the picture playback mute function
= 30 ...Film strip for video playback, i.e. picture and sound or for deactivating the mute function
= 31 ...Film strip for muting video playback, i.e. picture and sound, or for deactivating the mute function
=32 ...Text sheet for displaying text or for deactivating the mute function
= 33 ...Text sheet for muting the text function
= 34 ...Cursor up for menu operation
=35 ...Cursor right for menu operation
= 36 ...Cursor down for menu operation
= 37 ...Cursor left for menu operation
= 38 ...Enter for confirming entries
See also