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System Configuration
Logging on to the RCP-200
• Does your system configuration include actions that were configured only on one
or some specific members of the cluster?
• Do you need to control a timer from the monitor wall in a cascade room?
If any of the above elements is available only from one or some specific members, then
make sure you select the room name prefixed with the appropriate multiviewer name.
In the case of a cascade room, unless you remember which multiviewer you were
connected to when you added the timer you need to control, you will have to proceed
by trial and error.
2 Touch the room you want to access (press the DOWN or UP soft keys to scroll the list as
needed).
The list of users assigned to this room appears on the right-hand screen.
3 Touch the user name under which you want to log on, enter your password, and then
touch LOG IN.
The following message appears on the right-hand screen: PLEASE SELECT A ROUTER
FROM THE LEFT-HAND SCREEN, prefixed with the name of the multiviewer that
appeared before the room name you selected in
.
4 In the list on the left-hand screen, touch the
KX Router
logical router associated with the
same multiviewer (you can see the multiviewer name, its IP address, and the size of that
particular KX Router).
5 Touch the Video level, in the area to the right of the router list, if it is not selected
already, and then push SELECT.
The room’s monitor wall control panel appears on the right-hand screen, with the
ASSIGN CHANNEL category selected. If a mouse is connected to the RCP-200, then after
touching WALL MOUSE you should be able to see and move the mouse pointer on the
monitor wall.
• If the room you selected belongs to a
cascade
system, touch a monitor showing a
source you can identify as coming from a different multiviewer than the one indicated
with the room name you selected in
• If the room you selected belongs to a
cluster
system, rotate the HEAD knob (or touch
the DISPLAY SELECT category) to display a head view from a different member of the
cluster, and then touch a monitor.
The ROUTER SELECT category becomes selected instead of ASSIGN CHANNEL, and the
right-hand screen shows the message prompting you to select a router from the left-
hand screen, prefixed with the name of the multiviewer, which means that you still
need to complete the correlation between some monitor wall destinations and the
representation of the KX Router logical router for this multiviewer. See
Monitor Wall Destinations and KX Router Logical Routers for the RCP-200
Repeat this for one head, with one layout, for every multiviewer that is part of the
cluster of cascade. If you need to connect to a different instance of the same room then
you will have to establish the correlation again, to be able to operate the monitor wall
from the different context.
Note:
By default, the user “Admin” has no password.
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