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RCP-CSD
12 Chapter 3 – Operation
Data Keys
A Data Key is a Legend Key whose function is determined by the user. The assignment of functions to
Data Keys is part of the system configuration performed with the control system software (e.g.
Win3500Plus). For more information, see the documentation accompanying your control system
software.
The physical operating mode for all Data Keys is Single Function Momentary On. The Data key is
pressed and released to enter the selected data. The Data key LED will flash once to signify that the
entry has been accepted.
Each data key may be assigned a non-mode-specific function, and one or more mode-specific
functions that are only available when the panel is in specific operational modes.
Non-Mode-Specific Data Key Functions
Non-mode-specific Data key functions are available when the panel is in all operational modes
except those listed below. Data Keys may be configured to function as one of the following types:
•
Category Key
•
Index Key (Index Keys are not used in the 3500Pro, 3500Pro LE or PERC 2000 Control
Systems)
•
Ca Index Key (Index Keys are not used in the 3500Pro, 3500Pro LE or PERC 2000
Control Systems)
•
Source Key
•
Soft Source Key
•
Destination Key
•
Soft Destination Key
Mode-Specific Data Key Functions
While in the operational modes listed below, the non-mode-specific Data key functions are
disabled and replaced with the mode-specific functions described.
Salvo Mode Data Key Functions
Each Data key may also be configured as a:
•
Salvo Key
When in Salvo mode, pressing a Data key configured as a Salvo key will cause the salvo to be
executed immediately. For more information, see “Salvo Execution” on page 25.
At present, Salvo mode is the only mode having mode-specific Data key functions.