crystal User Manual
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17. Key Panel Control
17.2
Adding Key Panels
The "Panels" configuration defines any key panels connected to the system and their parameters.
1.
Click on the
Toolbar icon, or select
Frame
->
Panels
, to open the window:
Panels Configuration Window
If this is a new configuration, then you will see a series of blank 19” frame panels. The maximum number of key
panels is defined by the
.
2.
Right-click on an empty panel slot to assign a key panel:
3.
Repeat to assign all the key panels connected to your system.
Panels Configuration (example)
Each slot position from top to bottom represents a CAN bus address. This is a unique hexadecimal address
which defines the role of each panel within the system.
You can zoom in (or out) on by pressing and holding CTRL while scrolling your mouse-wheel.
The MF Key labels are shown for all existing functions. Drag and drop an MF Key to swap the button functions -
an arrow will appear when valid "drop" position is reached. This works in the same way as the Central Module
MF Key swap described earlier.
4.
Double-click on a panel to open its parameter window.
The same parameters can be accessed by opening the "Panel" branch of the 'Tree Definition'.
