AMX Epica DGX 32, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Control Panel Operation
56 Epica DGX 32 Instruction Manual
Control Keys and Dial (continued)
Take Key
The Take Key functions much like the Enter Key on a computer keyboard. Pressing the Take Key
instructs the system to execute or disconnect a switch. Prior to pressing the Take Key, the individual
operation component(s) are selected by pressing the appropriate key(s).
Control Dial
The Control Dial scrolls through the menu options and adjusts values. The Control Dial is used in
conjunction with the Select Key to choose the commands and values on the LCD and change virtual
matrices between standard virtual matrix configurations and any custom virtual matrices.
Input and Output Keys
Input and Output Keys correspond to the input and output connections on the rear of the enclosure.
These keys are used to select the inputs and outputs for routing source signals to destination devices, as
well as for status operations. Input Keys are also used for locking and unlocking the Control Panel.
When an Input or Output Key is pressed, the channel name (e.g., O_Ch:0003 for Output 3) displays on
the LCD. Hold the key down to display the name longer.
The color of the Input and Output Keys indicate availability or selection:
Blue key – indicates the input or output is available for selection as part of the current
operation.
White or flashing white key – indicates an input or output has been selected and that
additional action is required to complete the operation. When verifying Status, the key
corresponding to the selected input or output is white; a key(s) for the input or outputs that are
connected to the selected key turn white. When a key is flashing white, it cannot be unselected
and does not display label information on the LCD when pressed. Select another key or press
the Cancel Key to unselect.
Non-illuminated key – indicates the input or output is not available for the current operation,
e.g., if the enclosure’s configuration size is not a full 32x32, some keys are always unavailable
(never illuminated) because they do not have a corresponding connector on the rear.
FIG. 32 shows various keys states while in Change Mode. Input Key 19 is flashing white, indicating that
input was selected first. Outputs Keys 4 and 5 are white, indicating that those outputs have also been
selected (and can be unselected). The switch from Input 19 to Outputs 4 and 5 will be executed when the
Take Key is pressed. Note that Keys 21 through 24 in the second row of inputs are not available.
FIG. 32 Example of key states during Change Mode
Blue keys White keys
Key flashing white (input selected)
Keys not illuminated
(inputs not available)
(outputs available)
Blue keys
(outputs available) (outputs selected)