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This article explains the general Control settings and their meaning. You can find them under Settings → Control.


Network Adapter Settings

This is the adapter where the WebUI is hosted and modules will run on when “default” is selected.


Read more on Aliases: Control Adapter Aliases 

The option defined here as “Nerwork Adapter” corresponds to the default setting in the modules themselves

Warning

Changes to adapter or aliases require restart of PIXERA

 

Direct API settings

Direct API Reporting Mode

Defines how values from the core are reported to the GUI.

It is intended to reduce GUI load if many incoming values cause performance issues.

Automatically Update Direct API

The Direct API caches information from the engine to quickly send data when needed. This cache can become outdated, so this setting monitors conditions that may cause stale data and refreshes the engine-specific information when necessary.

More information on Direct API


Control Project Group Settings

Control Project Name

This defines the names for Control Group , the Control Project Name will be used as the name of your local control system 

Participate in Control Group 

This is to create a group of multiple machine in the same control space Control Group 


Custom User Library

The Custom User Library allows the user to specify a directory path, within which Pixera searches for valid JSON files and creates them in the ‘Custom’ section of the library in Pixera Control.


API Browser 

The Control API Browser is recommended for setting Element Actions remotely. It gives a searchable interface and various settings for the action's inputs.


Keyboard Shortcuts

With 26.2, this feature moved into the Shortcut Editor 


Allowlist

The Allowlist security feature restricts certain API calls. 


Aux Directories

Unused Aux directories can be deleted using this button.


PIXERA 26.2 Inter 158 | 5. November 2026 | J.B.

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