Q_SYS_secretMenu

Module Function

A script for Q-SYS Designer which uses UCI control elements to create a (likely invisible) 'PIN pad', requiring the added controls to be pressed sequentially, within a certain amount of time.

Usage Instructions

1. Add controls to the UCI
   • In the 'UCI Layout' tab, add your trigger buttons. Name them appropriately (e.g. secretMenu_button_1...2...3...etc).
2. Initialise the Module
   • In the 'UCI Script' tab, declare a secretMenu instance:

   secretMenu = require('Q-Sys_secretMenu')

3. Add the buttons to the 'secretMenu' instance
   • In the 'UCI Script' tab, call the .addButton(control) function for each of your buttons, passing it their name. The order in which you add them will be the order in which they need to be pressed.

   secretMenu.addButton(Controls.secretMenu_button_1)
   secretMenu.addButton(Controls.secretMenu_button_2)
   secretMenu.addButton(Controls.secretMenu_button_3)

Setup Instructions

1. Move Module Directory

   • Move the parent directory (Q-SYS_secretMenu) to QSC/Q-Sys Designer/Modules.

2. Install in Q-SYS Designer

   • In Q-SYS Designer, install the module (Q-SYS_secretMenu) by going to Tools -> Show Design Resources... -> Available and clicking the Install Module button.

   For help, see Q-Sys 'External Lua Modules' guide

3. Add Controls in UCI

4. Initialise the Module in UCI Script

   • Insert the following Lua code in the UCI Script:

     mutesliders = require('Q-SYS_muteSliders')

Additional Information

For more detailed instructions or troubleshooting, please refer to the official documentation.