Syntax
| Command | Description | Return Value |
|---|---|---|
Enable |
Enables the selected object(s) | The number of objects enabled |
Abbreviation
ENA
Description
The Enable command enables the currently selected object(s). The Enable command can be used with many types of objects, including Buttons, Channels, Contacts, Effects, Groups, Playbacks, Stations, and Universes. Enable has the opposite effect as Disable.
The following table shows the various effect of enabling or disabling an object:
| Object | When Enabled | When Disabled |
|---|---|---|
| Buttons | Responds to presses normally | Does not trigger any actions |
| Channels | Channel(s) contribute to playback | Channel(s) do not contribute to playback |
| Contacts | Responds to closures normally | Does not trigger any actions |
| Effects | Modifies channels in the playback | Does not modify channels in the playback |
| Groups | Channel(s) contribute to playback | Channel(s) do not contribute to playback |
| Playbacks | Playback(s) contribute to output | Playback(s) do not contribute to output |
| Stations | Station(s) operate normally | Station(s) power down |
| Universes | Normal broadcast from universe | No broadcast from universe |
Examples
Button 1 Enable
Enables button 1.
Channel 1>10 Enable
Enables channels 1 thru 10.
Playback 3 Enable
Enables playback 3.
Station 7 Enable
Enables station 7.
Universe 1+7 Enable
Enables universes 1 and 7.
See Also
Button, Channel, Contact, Disable, Enable, Group, Lock, Playback, Station, Unlock, Universe