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Button Labeling
21 Novara 3000 Series ControlPads Instruction Manual
Removing/Replacing Button Labels
The button labels on NOVARA keypads are acetate inserts that fit inside the Key Caps installed on the pushbuttons. In
order to change the inserts, the key caps need to be removed. Removing the Key Caps on NOVARA keypads requires
disassembling the keypad, so that they can be accessed through the rear of the faceplate:
Disassembling the NOVARA ControlPad
This procedure requires a Phillips-head screwdriver and a .050" hex driver. This procedure is not necessary with
CP-3006 ControlPads.
1. Loosen the knob from the faceplate by using a .050" hex driver in the hole in the side of the knob.
2.
Remove the volume knob by unscrewing it from the faceplate.
3. Lift the faceplate away from the rear panel to expose the buttons and circuit board.
Replacing Key Caps / Button Labels
Once the lower board has been removed, you have full access to the pushbuttons.
1. Insert the acetate Button Label in each Key Cap. Be sure to place the Button Label face-down inside the Key Cap,
otherwise the label will be seen in reverse once the Key Cap is installed.
2. Gently replace the Key Cap on the pushbutton:
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Verify that the vertical orientation of the Button Label is correct relative to the NOVARA keypad.
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Align the Key Cap with the target pushbutton, and gently push the Key Cap down over the pushbutton.
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Once seated properly on the pushbutton, the Key Cap will snap into place.
Re-Assembling the ControlPad
Follow these steps to re-assemble the keypad.
1. With all button Key Caps in place, put the faceplate over the circuit board.
2.
Use the supplied #6 screws to secure the faceplate to the circuit board. There are two screw holes on the top of the
faceplate rim, and two on the bottom. Use either the Torx screws or #4 Phillips-head screws to attach the faceplate.
Use a Torx driver with a T8 tip for the Torx screws; use a Phillips-head screwdriver for the Phillips-head screws. For
CP-3006 and CP-3017-TR-US ControlPads, the screws attach through the holes in the faceplate. See the
CP-3008
Reassembly section on page 22, the CP-3017-NA Reassembly section on page 22, and the CP-3017-TR-US
Reassembly section on page 23 for visual demonstrations of how to reassemble each type of ControlPad.
3.
Reattach the knob to the faceplate and screw it in as far as it can go. You should be able to press the knob as a button
for extra functionality.
4.
Tighten the knob in place using a .050" hex driver in the hole in the side of the knob.
Steps 3 and 4 do not apply to CP-3006 ControlPads.
Remove power from the NOVARA keypad, and discharge any static electricity from
your body by touching a grounded metal object before performing the following steps.
FIG. 28
Placing a Button Label inside a Key Cap
Pushbutton on NOVARA keypad
Key Cap
Acetate Button Label (inside the Key Cap)