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T1 Universal System Controller
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A USB port for communication with the
TheaterTouch
Designer
programming software.
!
Non-volatile flash memory. The
T1
will not lose any
programmed data when the battery is removed.
!
One-year parts and labor warranty
!
Available only to system integration professionals.
IMPORTANT NOTES
Please read these important notes about the
T1:
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The
T1
should be placed in an area where it is around
normal room temperature (between 60
°
F to 90
°
F).
!
Do not let the
T1
get wet. It should not be handled with wet
hands or placed in an area where it could get wet.
!
Do not subject the
T1
to smoke, dust, or vibrations. The unit
may be damaged from excessive shock or vibration.
!
Only use the power supply that is provided with the
T1.
Using the wrong type of power supply may result in
damage to the battery or electronic components.
!
Do not disassemble the unit. The
T1
contains a high voltage
backlight circuit that may cause injury if contacted.
CLEANING
Occasional cleaning may be required, depending on use. To clean
the
T1,
lightly dampen a lint-free cloth with water or mild
detergent and wipe the keypad and outer surfaces.
9
Chapter 3. Operation
THE SOURCE BUTTONS
The eight source buttons at the top of the
T1
keypad have a special
function, so they behave differently from the other buttons. These
buttons are used to select the active source “page”. Whenever a
source button is selected, all of the other buttons on the keypad
will switch to the programming associated with that page. In
order to indicate the active page, a blue LED is always illuminated
behind one of the source buttons.
Despite their special function, the source buttons can be
programmed to run commands or macros in the same way that
the other buttons can.
USING THE KEYCAP LABELS
The
T1
includes three sets of 32 keycaps. One of the sets are labels
for
Sources
, and two of the sets are labels for
Functions
. The desired
keycaps should be individually cut-out with a scissors:
Cut along the channels
that are the closest to
the keycap walls.