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4–4 • Setting Up the RCP-NKM RCP-NKM User Guide (v3.0)
Breakaways
The default breakaway is tied, that is, the first eight router levels are switched together when requested from the
RCP-NKM. If your routing switcher system does not use all of the router levels stated above, you should remove
the unused levels from the default breakaway. For more information on breakaways see “
Setting Up Breakaways ”
on page 4–6.
Key Assignments
By default, the 20 keys in the top row on the RCP-NKM are assigned as sources and the 20 keys in the bottom row
are assigned as destinations.
Figure 4.5 Default key assignments on the Home menu
Linking Remote Control Panels
If your routing switcher system is extensive, control of the entire system may not be possible through just one
remote control panel. If this is the case, additional remote control panels may be added, as described “
Installing
the RCP-NKM ” on page 3–1. You can choose to operate the remote control panels individually, or you can link the
remote control panels together so that they operate as one larger remote control panel. For more information see
“
Operating Linked Remote Control Panels ” on page 5–8.
You may link RCP-NKM and RCP-NKQ remote control panels together. You cannot link the RCP-NK1 with a
RCP-NKM or RCP-NKQ.
You may link up to 255 remote control panels together. When multiple remote control panels are linked, the
Address field must be the same for all linked remote control panels, and the Panel Link Address field must be
different for each remote control panel.
To link remote control panels together
1. Open the RCP-NKM editor (see “ Opening the RCP-NKM Editor ” on page 4–1).
2. In the Device Details frame, Address field, enter the common address (between 2 and 255) that you want all
the linked remote control panels to use.
By default, the address is set to the last two digits of the serial number, plus 100.
3. Select the Configuration tab.
Table 4.2 Default Router Levels
Router level Name
1 Multi-definition 3G/HD/SD SDI
digital video
2 SD SDI digital video
3 AES/EBU digital audio 1
4 AES/EBU digital audio 2
5 Analog video
6 Analog audio (left)
7 Analog audio (right)
8 Machine control