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64 K-CONFIG - Defining the Control Room via the Project Navigator
6 Defining the Control Room via the Project Navigator
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Configuration Steps Description Section
Introduction General information and system requirements 1
Planning Carefully plan your controlled room 2
Installation Install the Software 3
Introduction to K-Config Get to know the K-Config main window, menus and quick access icons 4
Driver Manager Define the Controlled Device Drivers 5
Project Navigator Define the Controlled Room 6
Port Manager Assign the controlled devices to the Master and Auxiliary device ports 7
Triggers Activate the Triggers 8
Adding Actions Describes how to add the various actions to a trigger 9
Connecting to a Device Describes how to connect to a device, upgrade the firmware, read/write to the device
and so on 10
Using the Web pages Describes how to control the device via the Ethernet and perform minor configuration
operations 11
Creating a Virtual Master Describes how to create a Virtual Master to control a room via KRAMER NETWORK 12
Once you have arranged and defined the driver commands of the controlled devices, you can set the control room via
the project navigator.
The project navigator lets you set the controlled room.
Depending on the Master room controller, up to four Aux K-NET devices and two Virtual Devices as well as up to 15
control gateways can be used in the same control system setup. At any point you can-right click a room controller
device to perform further functions.
You can check the Show unused ports box to show the ports that are unused for each device.
We recommend that you open a new project before defining the control room. At any point, you can save (or
save as) the project, see
Section 4.2.1 .
When opening a new project, you can either add a Master Room Controller or a Virtual Master. The Virtual Master is
used for controlling rooms via KRAMER NETWORK (see our Web site at http://www.kramerav.com/NETWORK ).
KRAMER NETWORK Virtual Master is described in detail in Section 12
6.1 Adding a Master Room Controller
In the following example the RC-74DL is selected as the Master room controller and the RC-63DL is the connected
auxiliary device (some of the devices in the Add Device list (for example, the WP-500 ) do not accept auxiliary devices).
Figure 102 shows the Project Navigator window. You can right-click the Control Room label to rename it or add a
Master Device.
Figure 102: The Project Navigator Window