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6.2
AUX CONTROL PANELS
6.2.1
GENERAL
In the
production switcher system small auxiliary control panels can be
used for crosspoint selection and other purposes. As abbreviation, the auxiliary
control panels are called AUX CP.
The router and facility control system
Jupiter
has a lot of panels available.
Some of these fit into the requirements for use as
Aux Control Panel.
24-source selection button panel with 6 delegation buttons. Mechanical dimen-
sions: 19”, 1RU, small buttons.
The CP-300 and CP-330 control panel modules are basic single bus controllers.
24 inputs are provided with the CP-300 and 48 inputs are provided with the CP-330
panel. Delegation buttons provide access to 6 different busses.
THOMSON
CP-300 Control Panel
48-source selection button panel with 6 delegation buttons. Mechanical dimen-
sions: 19”, 1RU, small buttons.
THOMSON
CP-330 Control Panel
20-source selection button panel with 2 delegation buttons. Mechanical dimen-
sions: 19”, 1RU, large buttons.
The CP-3020 control panel module is a basic 20-input controller with two bus dele-
gation buttons. This panel can be expanded with the CP-3021 expansion panel mo-
dule to add access to 20 additional inputs. Up to 4 CP-3021 panels can be con-
nected to the main CP-3020 panel to extend access to 100 total inputs.
PHILIPS
CP-3020 Control Panel
20 source selection buttons for CP-3020 extension (19”, 1HE, large buttons)
PHILIPS
CP-3021 Control Panel
CP-300
CP-330
CP-3020
CP-3021
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