Ross NK RCP-NKM, Руководство пользователя

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4–18 • Setting Up the RCP-NKM RCP-NKM User Guide (v3.0)
The simulated RCP-NKM in DashBoard shows the type of navigation on the selected key, for example, UP
MENU .
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).
Unassigning a Key
If a key is not used for any function it should be unassigned.
To unassign a key from any function
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 unassign from a function.
3. In the pop-up dialog, select Clear key as the key type.
The simulated RCP-NKM in DashBoard shows UN-ASN 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).
Locking an RCP-NKM
You can use the DashBoard to lock a remote control panel against accidental key presses. The remote control panel
can only be unlocked locally if you have assigned a panel lock or protect key. If these keys have not been assigned,
then the remote control panel may only be unlocked via DashBoard.
To lock the RCP-NKM
1. Open the RCP-NKM editor (see “ Opening the RCP-NKM Editor ” on page 4–1).
2. Select the Configuration tab.
3. Scroll to the Configuration frame.
4. Select the Panel Locked check box.
5. 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).
The remote control panel is locked.
• If a panel lock key is assigned, this may be pressed to unlock the remote control panel.
• If a protect key is assigned, this may be
held down for 3 seconds to lock/unlock a panel.
• If neither of these keys are assigned, the remote control panel can only be unlocked by clearing the Panel
Locked check box, then sending this document to the device.
Setting Up Cutbus Operation
Cutbus operation is a mode where all the keys are set as source keys for one or two destinations (or buses).
Multi-bus Cutbus mode enables groups of crosspoint keys with the same destination.
Up Menu Goes up a menu, as defined on the Menu Details tab, Menu Details frame.
Down Menu Goes down a menu, as defined on the Menu Details tab, Menu Details frame.
XPoint Layer Shows the breakaway, destination or source for any visible crosspoint keys. You
can step through the layers of a crosspoint by pressing the crosspoint layer key.
Table 4.7 Menu Navigation Descriptions
Option Function