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4–8 • Setting Up the RCP-NKM RCP-NKM User Guide (v3.0)
To set up a menu
1. Open the RCP-NKM editor (see “ Opening the RCP-NKM Editor ” on page 4–1).
2. Select the Menu Details tab.
3. Use the up and down arrows in the Number of menus field to adjust the number to match the requirements of
your routing switcher system.
4. Click Update .
5. In the row corresponding to Menu Number 1 :
a. Double-click to highlight the text in the Menu Name column, enter up to 8 characters as a meaningful
name for the menu, then press Enter .
b. Click in the Fallback Mode column, then select the option that you want from the drop list. Use the
information in Table 4.3 as a guide.
If you have selected Specified Menu , enter the menu number in the corresponding field in the Fallback
Menu column.
6.
Define the next menu in the Menu Name column below the menus that you have defined previously. Continue
until you have defined all of the menus that you want to use.
7.
Send the current document to the device by clicking
Send Configuration
located on the lower Device
Configuration window (see “ Sending a Document to a Device ” on page 4–23).
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When you move into the menu page on the RCP-NKM, any static labels that you have placed in the keys may no
longer reflect the function of the key.
Assigning Functions to Keys on the RCP-NKM
The RCP-NKM is programmed in the factory with default key assignments (see “ Default Configuration ” on
page 4–3). If this default key assignment is not suitable for your routing switcher system, you can easily customise
the configuration using the DashBoard and save it as a document. The available functions are listed in the
Properties pane, Function field drop list.
Table 4.3 Fallback Mode Options
Option Function
Fallback Off After a key in the menu is pressed, the RCP-NKM remains on the menu.
If you select
Fallback Off , the corresponding value in the Fallback
Menu column is ignored. You must provide extra menu navigation keys
within the menu so that you can exit from the menu.
First Menu After a key in the menu is pressed, the RCP-NKM returns to the menu
set in
Menu Number 1 .
If the key that is pressed is assigned as a menu link or a menu navigation
key, then the RCP-NKM goes to that menu.
Previous Menu After a key in the menu is pressed, the RCP-NKM returns to the menu
that is was on prior to the current menu.
If the key that is pressed is assigned as a menu link or a menu navigation
key, then the RCP-NKM goes to that menu.
Specified Menu After a key in the menu is pressed, the RCP-NKM returns to the menu
specified in the corresponding field in the
Fallback Menu column.
If the key that is pressed is assigned as a menu link or a menu navigation
key, then the RCP-NKM goes to that menu.