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Configuration and testing
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Configuration and testing
This section covers the needs of the installer and technician only. It explains the options available for
configuration and testing of LC Plus panels, but it does not explain how to allocate addresses to panels or
the options available for displaying video. For details of these, see the P3-100 System Controller user
documentation.
When repacking panels in a Martin flightcase after operation, follow the instructions in the flightcase (see
“LC Plus flightcases” on page 8).
Control panel, display and status indicators
Basic configuration, status checking and testing without a P3-100 connected can be carried out using the
control panel and LED display on the back of the frame base.
Five LEDs give information about panel and system status.
Using the control panel and control panel display
The panel’s address appears in the 7-segment 4-character LED display when an LC Plus panel is powered
on.
The control panel is used as follows:
• To enter the control menus (see Table 5), hold
MENU
pressed in for one second. The red status LED at
the bottom right of the panel will flash quickly to indicate that you are about to enter the control menus.
After a second, the panel address will fade out and the first control menu
Addr
will fade in. The red status
LED at the bottom right of the panel will light constantly.
• To scroll between menus or options in menus such as values, press
PREV
and
NEXT
.
• To select a function or submenu or to confirm a selection, press
ENTER
.
• To escape a function or menu, press
MENU
.
If no buttons are pressed for 25 seconds, the menu indicator LED will start flashing slowly. If no buttons are
pressed for a further 5 seconds, the panel will automatically exit the control menus.
When exiting the menu system (either manually or automatically), the menu display will fade out and the
panel address display will fade in. The red status LED at the bottom right of the panel will now be off to
indicate that the control menus are disabled.
Figure 12: Control panel and control panel display