This module allows you to set up the actions you want to associate when you plug new devices.
You will see listed all of the possible actions that are available when devices are plugged in. Please note that they will only be available under certain conditions.
This will ask you to supply a name for your new action, then will open that action for editing. If you do not supply all the required details in that dialog, then your action will be deleted.
This will allow you to change the Name, Icon, command to execute and the conditions the action must match to be shown.
This will do different actions, depending on if it was supplied with your system or created by you. You can only discard changes to system wide actions, if there are no changes then these actions cannot be deleted. User created actions are completely removed, including all changes.
The button brings you a dialog to enter the new action name.
The action name should correctly describe the action. After entering a name and clicking , the Edit Action dialog will show to allow you to set up the action properties.
This dialog allows you to change the settings of the action you selected.
This includes the icon, the action name, the action command and the various requirements. You can change the icon by clicking on it. The requirements are displayed in a tree, the top item having to be true in order for the action to be shown. Each item can be either a "Container" or a "Requirement", which is selected when that item was added. Only Containers can have items below them.
Containers can be one of two types, which will determine how they match their conditions. Either all or at least one of the conditions must match.
Requirements can also be different types. If the device matches them, they are true, otherwise they are false.
This is only available for containers and allows you to select type of the requirement, and provide some of its initial details.
This can only be performed when a valid item is selected. It allows you to edit the various details of that particular item type.
This is available for all items, except the root item. If a container contains any requirements, they will also be deleted.
This dialog allows you to change the various details about a container and will display different information, depending on what type of item it is.
You can only change one setting, the logic match. This is either "All must match" or "Any can match". This will be used when determining if the container is true.
This has many settings, with additional ones available for some sub-types.
Only two settings are available: Is Value Type and Compare Value To. Is Value Type checks to ensure the device is of the selected device type. Compare Value To compares a value of the device with what you specify.
You can select the device type here. This is used for limiting the selection of values for comparing values, and direct matches for the device type selected.
This is only visible for "Compare value to". It allows you to select a device value to check.
This determines what kind of match we are looking for when comparing the value. The text to check is specified beside it.
