Widgets

15.1. “Common widget items”

15.1.1. General

Property	Value
[Name]	The name of the widget. If you place the widget first and assign a parameter later, you can enter a name here to indicate the parameter that you intend to assign.
[Type]	The type of widget.
[Visible]	When [No] is selected, the widget will not be displayed when Kiosk starts up.
[Read Only]	When [Yes] is selected, you will not be able to operate the widget when Kiosk starts up. In this case, the widget acts like an indicator.

Property

Value

[Name]

The name of the widget. If you place the widget first and assign a parameter later, you can enter a name here to indicate the parameter that you intend to assign.

[Type]

The type of widget.

[Visible]

When [No] is selected, the widget will not be displayed when Kiosk starts up.

[Read Only]

When [Yes] is selected, you will not be able to operate the widget when Kiosk starts up. In this case, the widget acts like an indicator.

15.1.2. Control

Property	Value
[Model]	The model name of the device that has parameters, presets, etc., assigned to the widget.
[Device Identifier]	The search method for devices on the network. Click here to change the method.
[Parameter Address]	The address of the parameter assigned to the widget.
[Input Channel]	The channel number of the parameter assigned to the widget.
[Confirmation]	When [Yes] is selected, a confirmation message appears before Kiosk executes the operation.
[Confirmation Text]	Click here to edit the confirmation message.

Property

Value

[Model]

The model name of the device that has parameters, presets, etc., assigned to the widget.

[Device Identifier]

The search method for devices on the network.
Click here to change the method.

[Parameter Address]

The address of the parameter assigned to the widget.

[Input Channel]

The channel number of the parameter assigned to the widget.

[Confirmation]

When [Yes] is selected, a confirmation message appears before Kiosk executes the operation.

[Confirmation Text]

Click here to edit the confirmation message.

15.1.3. Position/Appearance

All information other than the X and Y values is style-related information.

Property	Value
[X]	Specifies the horizontal distance from the top left of the screen and the top left of the widget.
[Y]	Specifies the vertical distance from the top left of the screen and the top left of the widget.
[Width]	Specifies the width of the widget.
[Height]	Specifies the height of the widget.
[Lock Aspect Ratio]	Selects whether the width/height ratio of the widget will be fixed.
[Shape]	Selects the widget shape.
[Corner]	Sets the corner radius of the widget.
[Border Style]	Selects the type of border for the widget.
[Border Color]	Specifies the color of the slit’s border.
[Border Width]	Specifies the width of the slit’s border.
[Gradient]	Selects the type of gradation within the slit.
[Color] [On Color] [Off Color] *1	Specifies the color within the widget.
[Background Color] [On Background Color] [Off Background Color] *1	Specify the background color within the widget.
[Image] [On Image] [Off Image] *1	Specifies the image within the widget.
[Image Expansion Mode] [On Image Expantion Mode] [Off Image Expantion Mode] *1	Selects how the image is seen within the widget.
[Scaling] [On Image Scaling] [Off Image Scaling] *1	Sets the reduction ratio of the image.
[Effect]	Specifies how a shadow is added to the outer part of the widget.

Property

Value

[X]

Specifies the horizontal distance from the top left of the screen and the top left of the widget.

[Y]

Specifies the vertical distance from the top left of the screen and the top left of the widget.

[Width]

Specifies the width of the widget.

[Height]

Specifies the height of the widget.

[Lock Aspect Ratio]

Selects whether the width/height ratio of the widget will be fixed.

[Shape]

Selects the widget shape.

[Corner]

Sets the corner radius of the widget.

[Border Style]

Selects the type of border for the widget.

[Border Color]

Specifies the color of the slit’s border.

[Border Width]

Specifies the width of the slit’s border.

[Gradient]

Selects the type of gradation within the slit.

[Color]
[On Color]
[Off Color]
*1

Specifies the color within the widget.

[Background Color]
[On Background Color]
[Off Background Color]
*1

Specify the background color within the widget.

[Image]
[On Image]
[Off Image]
*1

Specifies the image within the widget.

[Image Expansion Mode]
[On Image Expantion Mode]
[Off Image Expantion Mode]
*1

Selects how the image is seen within the widget.

[Scaling]
[On Image Scaling]
[Off Image Scaling]
*1

Sets the reduction ratio of the image.

[Effect]

Specifies how a shadow is added to the outer part of the widget.

*1 If the widget has statuses, each status can be set.

Image Expansion Mode

• None
The image is placed in the center of the area without any change in size

• Full
The displayed image is scaled to fit the entire display area in both height and width, while its aspect ratio is ignored.

• Aspect Fill
The displayed image is scaled to fill as much of the display area as possible, while its aspect ratio is maintained.

• Aspect Fit
The displayed image is scaled to the maximum size that fits the entire image in the display area, while its aspect ratio is maintained.

• Scaling
You can set the image reduction ratio in relation to the widget. When 100% is selected, the displayed image will fill the entire area.

15.1.4. Text

A text string to be displayed inside the widget.
Information other than “Text” is style-related information.

Property	Value
[Visible] [On Visible] [Off Visible] *1	Select [Yes] to display the text in Kiosk.
[Text] [On Text] [Off Text] *1	Specifies the text.
[Font]	Specifies the font of the text.
[Color] [On Color] [Off Color] *1	Specifies the color of the text.
[Vertical Alignment]	Selects the vertical position of the text.
[Horizontal Alignment]	Selects the horizontal position of the text.
[Direction]	Selects the direction of the text.

Property

Value

[Visible]
[On Visible]
[Off Visible]
*1

Select [Yes] to display the text in Kiosk.

[Text]
[On Text]
[Off Text]
*1

Specifies the text.

[Font]

Specifies the font of the text.

[Color]
[On Color]
[Off Color]
*1

Specifies the color of the text.

[Vertical Alignment]

Selects the vertical position of the text.

[Horizontal Alignment]

Selects the horizontal position of the text.

[Direction]

Selects the direction of the text.

*1 If the widget has statuses, each status can be set.

15.1.5. Label / Value Lavel

A text string to be displayed outside the widget.
Information other than “Text” is style-related information.

Property	Value
[Visible]	Select [Yes] to display the label in Kiosk.
[Text]	Edits the label.
[Font]	Specifies the font of the label.
[Font Color]	Specifies the color of the label.
[Position]	Selects the position of the label.
[Alignment]	Selects the alignment of the label.
[Margin]	Sets the distance between the label and the widget.

Property

Value

[Visible]

Select [Yes] to display the label in Kiosk.

[Text]

Edits the label.

[Font]

Specifies the font of the label.

[Font Color]

Specifies the color of the label.

[Position]

Selects the position of the label.

[Alignment]

Selects the alignment of the label.

[Margin]

Sets the distance between the label and the widget.

15.2. Recall Button

Used to recall scenes or presets.
You can assign up to 16 presets or scenes for the same device or multiple devices.

Control

Property	Value
[Control]	Click the [...] button to open the “Target Editor” dialog box. You can check/edit the assigned presets and scenes.
[Indicator Mode]	When Press is selected, the [On Color] color will always be applied. When Stateful is selected, the indicator will light up in the [On Color] color when a preset/scene with the corresponding number is recalled on the device.
[Preset No] [Scene No] [Scene A/B No] [Param. Set ID / Snapshot No]	These select the number of the scene, preset,or snapshot.

Property

Value

[Control]

Click the [...] button to open the “Target Editor” dialog box.
You can check/edit the assigned presets and scenes.

[Indicator Mode]

When Press is selected, the [On Color] color will always be applied.
When Stateful is selected, the indicator will light up in the [On Color] color when a preset/scene with the corresponding number is recalled on the device.

[Preset No]
[Scene No]
[Scene A/B No]
[Param. Set ID / Snapshot No]

These select the number of the scene, preset,or snapshot.

For DME7/MRX7-D snapshots, drag and drop Snapshot from the “Parameter Sets” area that can be accessed from ProVisionaire Design > DME7.

15.3. Page Control Button

Used to navigate to another page in Kiosk.

Control

Property	Value
[Page Control Action]	Page Jump - Moves to the page specified in [Page Name]. Home - Moves to the Home page. Close - Closes the currently displayed Kiosk. Screen Lock - Switches to the lock screen.
[Page Name]	This is enabled when Page Jump is selected in [Page Control Action]. Click here to specify the page to which you want to move.

Property

Value

[Page Control Action]

Page Jump - Moves to the page specified in [Page Name].
Home - Moves to the Home page.
Close - Closes the currently displayed Kiosk.
Screen Lock - Switches to the lock screen.

[Page Name]

This is enabled when Page Jump is selected in [Page Control Action].
Click here to specify the page to which you want to move.

15.4. Direct Set Button

Changes the device parameter to the value specified in [Press Value].
You can assign up to 16 parameters for the same device or multiple devices.

Control

Property	Value
[Control]	Click the [...] button to open the “Target Editor” dialog box. You can check/edit the assigned parameters.
[Press Value]	Sets the value to be set on the device. When multiple parameters are assigned, check/change them in the “Target Editor” dialog box. The dialog box opens when you click the […] button under Control.
[Indicator Mode]	When Stateful is selected, the indicator lights up when the device is at the specified value.

Property

Value

[Control]

Click the [...] button to open the “Target Editor” dialog box.
You can check/edit the assigned parameters.

[Press Value]

Sets the value to be set on the device.
When multiple parameters are assigned, check/change them in the “Target Editor” dialog box.
The dialog box opens when you click the […] button under Control.

[Indicator Mode]

When Stateful is selected, the indicator lights up when the device is at the specified value.

When you click the Direct Set Button, the parameter value set in Press Value under Properties is sent to the device.
If the sent parameter value matches the value of the controlled device, the button lights up in the color specified by On Color. If the values do not match, the button lights up in the color set by Off Color.
By placing multiple Direct Set Buttons, you can achieve radio button-like behavior.
Specifically, these buttons are suitable for controlling the Router and Source Selector parameters of MTX3, MTX5-D, MRX7-D, and DME7.

The following shows a specific example.
Place a Direct Set Button and set Indicator Mode in Properties to Stateful.

Place multiple buttons with these same settings.
Assign Ch 1 to all buttons from Router > Patch.

Under Properties > Press Value, select Zone 1. For the other buttons, select Zone 2 and Zone 3 respectively.

When you execute the buttons on Kiosk and click them, only the button that is on will light up.

15.5. On/Off Button

Toggles device parameter values between on and off.
You can assign up to 16 parameters for the same device or multiple devices.
A button to which multiple parameters are assigned is called a multi button.
When you drag and drop a parameter to a button for which a parameter has already been assigned, a confirmation dialog box asks whether you want to replace (Replace), add (Add), or cancel (Cancel).
Simultaneously select multiple buttons to which parameters have already been assigned and then select Create Multi Button from the Edit menu to create a new multi button.

Control

Property	Value
[Control]	Click the [...] button to open the “Target Editor” dialog box. You can check/edit the assigned parameters.
[On Value] [Off Value]	Sets the value that will be set on the device when the button is turned on or off. When multiple parameters are assigned, check/change them in the “Target Editor” dialog box. The dialog box opens when you click the […] button under Control.
[Switching Mode]	Selects whether the button operates in latched or unlatched mode.

Property

Value

[Control]

Click the [...] button to open the “Target Editor” dialog box.
You can check/edit the assigned parameters.

[On Value]
[Off Value]

Sets the value that will be set on the device when the button is turned on or off.
When multiple parameters are assigned, check/change them in the “Target Editor” dialog box.
The dialog box opens when you click the […] button under Control.

[Switching Mode]

Selects whether the button operates in latched or unlatched mode.

15.6. Inc/Dec Button

Increases or decreases a parameter value of the device.

Control

Property	Value
[Inc/Dec Step]	Sets the amount by which to increase or decrease the value each time you click. A positive value increases the parameter value, and a negative value decreases it.
[Repeat]	When [Yes] is selected, you can press and hold the button to continuously increase/decrease.
[Rotation]	When [Yes] is selected, click the button when the value reaches the maximum value to change the value to the minimum value. When [Yes] is selected, click the button when the value reaches the minimum value to change the value to the maximum value. CAUTION If you assign a volume-type parameter (such as Level) and specify Yes, the volume will suddenly increase from the minimum value to the maximum value, possibly causing explosive sound.
[Upper Bound Value]	Specifies the maximum value.
[Lower Bound Value]	Specifies the minimum value.

Property

Value

[Inc/Dec Step]

Sets the amount by which to increase or decrease the value each time you click.
A positive value increases the parameter value, and a negative value decreases it.

[Repeat]

When [Yes] is selected, you can press and hold the button to continuously increase/decrease.

[Rotation]

When [Yes] is selected, click the button when the value reaches the maximum value to change the value to the minimum value.
When [Yes] is selected, click the button when the value reaches the minimum value to change the value to the maximum value.

CAUTION

If you assign a volume-type parameter (such as Level) and specify Yes, the volume will suddenly increase from the minimum value to the maximum value, possibly causing explosive sound.

[Upper Bound Value]

Specifies the maximum value.

[Lower Bound Value]

Specifies the minimum value.

15.7. Direct Play Button

Plays back/stops files on the SD card inserted in the MTX/MRX7-D/DME7.

Control

Property	Value
[Action]	Play - Plays the file. Pause - Pauses the file.
[Play Target]	Play 1 Song - Plays the file specified by [SD Card:/]. Play Folder - Plays the files in the folder specified by [SD Card:/].
[Play Mode]	Specifies how the file will be played back. Normal - Plays the file or files in the folder specified by [SD Card:/] once. Repeat - Plays the file or files in the folder specified by [SD Card:/] on repeat.
[Go to the top when playback stops]	Specifies the action to be taken when playback starts after stopping. Yes - Plays the specified file/folder from the beginning. No - Resumes playback from where it was stopped.
[Interval Time]	Sets the interval between files during playback.
[SD CARD:/]	Specifies a file or folder on the SD card of MTX or MRX7-D.

Property

Value

[Action]

Play - Plays the file.
Pause - Pauses the file.

[Play Target]

Play 1 Song - Plays the file specified by [SD Card:/].
Play Folder - Plays the files in the folder specified by [SD Card:/].

[Play Mode]

Specifies how the file will be played back.
Normal - Plays the file or files in the folder specified by [SD Card:/] once.
Repeat - Plays the file or files in the folder specified by [SD Card:/] on repeat.

[Go to the top when playback stops]

Specifies the action to be taken when playback starts after stopping.
Yes - Plays the specified file/folder from the beginning.
No - Resumes playback from where it was stopped.

[Interval Time]

Sets the interval between files during playback.

[SD CARD:/]

Specifies a file or folder on the SD card of MTX or MRX7-D.

15.8. Play Info

This item displays information about the currently selected file on the SD card inserted in MTX/MRX7-D/DME7.
For Properties, refer to “Common widget items.”

15.9. Transport

This item controls the currently selected file on the SD card inserted in MTX/MRX7-D/DME7.
For Properties, refer to “Common widget items.”

15.10. Track List

This item selects a file/folder on the SD card inserted in MTX/MRX7-D/DME7.
For Properties, refer to “Common widget items.”

15.11. Slider

This item mainly changes level-related parameters.
You can assign up to 16 parameters for the same device or multiple devices.
A slider to which multiple parameters are assigned is called a “multi slider.”
When you drag and drop a parameter to a slider for which a parameter has already been assigned, a confirmation dialog box is displayed, asking whether you want to replace or add the parameter, or cancel.
Simultaneously select multiple sliders to which parameters have already been assigned and then select Create Multi Slider from the Edit menu to create a new multi slider.

Control

Property	Value
[Control]	Click the [...] button to open the “Target Editor” dialog box. You can check/edit the assigned parameters.
[Upper Bound Value]	Specifies the maximum value.
[Lower Bound Value]	Specifies the minimum value.

Property

Value

[Control]

Click the [...] button to open the “Target Editor” dialog box.
You can check/edit the assigned parameters.

[Upper Bound Value]

Specifies the maximum value.

[Lower Bound Value]

Specifies the minimum value.

Appearance/Position
Information about styles.

Property	Value
[Direction]	Selects the direction of the widget.
[Rounded Corners]	Select [Yes] to round the corners of slits.
[Knob Style]	Selects the type of knob.
[Knob Width]	Specifies the width of the knob.
[Knob Image]	Specifies the image of the knob.

Property

Value

[Direction]

Selects the direction of the widget.

[Rounded Corners]

Select [Yes] to round the corners of slits.

[Knob Style]

Selects the type of knob.

[Knob Width]

Specifies the width of the knob.

[Knob Image]

Specifies the image of the knob.

Scale
Information about styles.

Property	Value
[Position]	Selects the position of the scale.
[Width]	Specifies the thickness of the scale.
[Color]	Specifies the color of the scale.
[Value Visible]	Select [Yes] to display numbers on the scale.
[Font]	Selects the font of the scale numerals.
[Font Color]	Selects the color of the scale numerals.

Property

Value

[Position]

Selects the position of the scale.

[Width]

Specifies the thickness of the scale.

[Color]

Specifies the color of the scale.

[Value Visible]

Select [Yes] to display numbers on the scale.

[Font]

Selects the font of the scale numerals.

[Font Color]

Selects the color of the scale numerals.

15.12. Dial

This item mainly changes level-related parameters.

Control

Property	Value
[Band Base Value]	Specifies the initial value specified when the widget is placed.

Property

Value

[Band Base Value]

Specifies the initial value specified when the widget is placed.

Appearance/Position
Information about styles.

Property	Value
[Dial Type]	Selects the type of dial.
[Start Angle]	Sets the knob position when it is at the minimum value.
[End Angle]	Sets the knob position when it is at the maximum value.
[Knob Color]	Specifies the color within the knob.
[Background Color]	Sets the background color within the knob.
[Grip Shape]	Selects the shape of the grip.
[Grip Size]	Specifies the size of the grip.
[Grip Color]	Specifies the color of the grip.
[Band On Color]	Specifies the color inside the band below the current value.
[Band Off Color]	Specifies the color inside the band above the current value.

Property

Value

[Dial Type]

Selects the type of dial.

[Start Angle]

Sets the knob position when it is at the minimum value.

[End Angle]

Sets the knob position when it is at the maximum value.

[Knob Color]

Specifies the color within the knob.

[Background Color]

Sets the background color within the knob.

[Grip Shape]

Selects the shape of the grip.

[Grip Size]

Specifies the size of the grip.

[Grip Color]

Specifies the color of the grip.

[Band On Color]

Specifies the color inside the band below the current value.

[Band Off Color]

Specifies the color inside the band above the current value.

15.13. Value

This widget displays the current value of a parameter.
For Properties, refer to “Common widget items.”

15.14. Line Edit

This widget allows you to directly enter parameter values.
For Properties, refer to “Common widget items.”

15.15. Meter

This item displays the meter value of a device.

Control

Property	Value
[Meter Type]	Selects the meter’s display method.
[Bar Base Point]	Selects the point from which the bar is solidly colored.

Property

Value

[Meter Type]

Selects the meter’s display method.

[Bar Base Point]

Selects the point from which the bar is solidly colored.

Scale
Information about styles.

Property	Value
[Position]	Selects the position of the scale.
[Width]	Specifies the thickness of the scale.
[Color]	Specifies the color of the scale.
[Value Visible]	Selects whether numerals are shown for the scale.
[Font]	Selects the font of the scale numerals.
[Font Color]	Selects the color of the scale numerals.

Property

Value

[Position]

Selects the position of the scale.

[Width]

Specifies the thickness of the scale.

[Color]

Specifies the color of the scale.

[Value Visible]

Selects whether numerals are shown for the scale.

[Font]

Selects the font of the scale numerals.

[Font Color]

Selects the color of the scale numerals.

15.16. Indicator

This item displays the status of a device meter.

Control

Property	Value
[Indication Threshold]	Specifies the threshold value at which on/off is switched. The indicator turns on when the value reaches or exceeds the threshold and turns off when it falls below the threshold.

Property

Value

[Indication Threshold]

Specifies the threshold value at which on/off is switched.
The indicator turns on when the value reaches or exceeds the threshold and turns off when it falls below the threshold.

15.17. Line

Control

Property	Value
[Angle]	Indicates the angle of the widget, relative to the bottom edge when the widget is placed. To change Angle, drag one of the squares that appear on both ends when a widget is selected.
[Length]	Indicates the length of the widget. To change Length, drag one of the squares that appear on both ends when a widget is selected.
[Style]	Selects the style of the widget.

Property

Value

[Angle]

Indicates the angle of the widget, relative to the bottom edge when the widget is placed.
To change Angle, drag one of the squares that appear on both ends when a widget is selected.

[Length]

Indicates the length of the widget.
To change Length, drag one of the squares that appear on both ends when a widget is selected.

[Style]

Selects the style of the widget.

15.18. Rectangle / Ellipse / Polygon

These widgets are convenient for placing titles or comments. In addition to text, you can also assign a logo or other image.
For Properties, refer to “Common widget items.”

15.19. Image

This item displays svg, png, bmp, jpg, and jpeg image files.
When the widget is placed, the “Select Image” dialog box appears.
After placing the widget, you can change the settings by clicking an image in the Value field of [Image] under Properties.
Click the trash can button in the Value field of [Image] to cancel display of the corresponding image.
In this case, the image will not be deleted but will remain in the project file. To delete an image from within the file, delete it using the “Imported Images” dialog box.

15.20. System Monitor

This item allows you to check the device operation information collected by “ProVisionaire Edge.” The color will change if a device failure occurs.
Set which ProVisioniare Edge to collect information from in Log under the Setup menu.
For Properties, refer to “Common widget items.”
For information about “ProVisionaire Edge,” refer to the “ProVisionaire Edge User Guide.”

15.21. Contact List / Recent List / Dialer

This is a widget related to RM-CR.
For Properties, refer to “Common widget items.”

15.22. SourceAndPGM / Album Art

This is a widget related to MusicCast.
For Properties, refer to “Common widget items.”