Ross NK RCP-NKM, Руководство пользователя

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4–16 • Setting Up the RCP-NKM RCP-NKM User Guide (v3.0)
To assign a CHOP key
1. Open the RCP-NKM editor (see “ Opening the RCP-NKM Editor ” on page 4–1).
2. On the simulated RCP-NKM, select the key that you want to use for the CHOP key.
3. In the pop-up dialog:
a. Select Function as the key type.
b. Select Chop .
The simulated RCP-NKM in DashBoard shows CHOP on the selected key.
4. Send the current document to the device by clicking
Send Configuration
located on the lower Device
Configuration window (see “ Sending a Document to a Device ” on page 4–23).
Assigning a Shift to a Key
A shift key enables the user to access another set of sources or destinations. This is useful for switching larger
routing systems. When a shift key is enabled, the Shift 1 or Shift 2 value is used for the particular source or
destination key instead of the default value.
A shift key is applicable to a source or a destination key. Therefore, you may need to assign a SRC SH1 key or a
DST SH1 key. If you are using two shift pages, you must assign a SRC SH1 key and a SRC SH2 , and similarly for
destinations.
To assign a shift to a key
1.
Open the RCP-NKM editor (see “ Opening the RCP-NKM Editor ” on page 4–1).
2.
On the simulated RCP-NKM, select the key that you want to use for the shift.
3.
In the pop-up dialog:
a.
Select Shift as the key type.
b.
Select Shift Type as the key value.
The simulated RCP-NKM in DashBoard shows the type of shift and shift page on the selected key, for
example,
SRC SH2 .
4.
Send the current document to the device by clicking
Send Configuration
located on the lower Device
Configuration window (see “ Sending a Document to a Device ” on page 4–23).
Assigning a Panel Lock Key
It may be necessary at times to lock the entire RCP-NKM from changes. If this function is required, assign a panel
lock key. You can also lock the RCP-NKM using the
Panel Locked check box on the Configuration tab (see
“ Locking an RCP-NKM ” on page 4–18).
To assign a panel lock key
1. Open the RCP-NKM editor (see “ Opening the RCP-NKM Editor ” on page 4–1).
2. On the simulated RCP-NKM, select the key that you want to use for the panel lock.
3. In the pop-up dialog:
Table 4.6 Shift Keys
Page Input/Output Range Example
Default
1 to n (n

20)
10, when no shift key is set
Shift 1 (n+1) to 2n 20, when a SRC SH1 key is set
Shift 2 (2n+1) to 3n 30, when a SRC SH2 key is set