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RCP-NKM User Guide (v3.0) Setting Up the RCP-NKM • 4–11
Assigning a Source or Destination to a Key
Source and destination keys map the physical connections on the routing switcher to the RCP-NKM. You can
provide meaningful labels for these physical connections using the
Input Assigns and Output Assigns tabs for the
RCP-NKM (see “ Assigning Physical Connections for Control by an RCP-NKM ” on page 4–5).
To assign a source or destination 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 source or destination.
3. In the pop-up dialog:
a. Select Destination or Source as the key type.
b. Select Default , Shift 1 , or Shift 2 as the key state. Refer to “ Assigning a Shift to a Key ” on page 4–16.
c. Select the named destination or source as the key value.
The simulated RCP-NKM in DashBoard shows the label for the specified input/output on the selected key. If
you have assigned a name to this input/output using the
Input Assigns / Output Assigns tab, this name appears
on the 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).
Notes
Keep the following in mind:
• You can assign three physical outputs to the same key: Default , Shift1 , and Shift2 . When shift keys are assigned
to the RCP-NKM, the physical output assigned to that key on that shift page is used for the switch. For more
information see “
Assigning a Shift to a Key ” on page 4–16.
• If you have virtual routing enabled in the RCP-NKM, the output that you enter represents the virtual destination
as set up in the NK-VRC Virtual Routing Core.
Assigning a Crosspoint to a Key
When you make a switch, you need to select the level(s) that you are switching using a breakaway, the destination,
then the source. This requires three key presses. To reduce this effort and the potential for error, common switch
sequences may be set up in a crosspoint.
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You should record relevant information for the crosspoint and include this in the label for the key (see “ Printing
Labels for the Front of the RCP-NKM ” on page 4–23).
To assign a crosspoint 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 crosspoint.
3. In the pop-up dialog:
a. Select Crosspoint as the key type.
b. In the Output field, enter the physical output that connects to the item of destination equipment to which
you want to switch, then press Enter .
c. In the Input field, enter the physical input that connects to the item of source equipment that provides the
required signal, then press Enter .
d. In the Breakaway field, enter the breakaway level that you want to use for the switch, then press Enter .
The simulated RCP-NKM in DashBoard shows X-PNT on the selected key.