3025EMC Master Control Switching & Channel Branding
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Description: This allows for a description to be configured for the panel.
6.3.3.1. Key Parameters
This section is used to configure the behavior of the panel buttons. On the QMC-CP-2000E the 33
buttons are shown on the lower half of the configuration window. When selecting one of the buttons,
the Key Parameters will allow the user to set the behavior of the key:
Type: This sets the button to a particular function type. The list of function types is available
later in this manual.
Number: This is secondary choice based on the “Type” selection. For example, if the user
selected “Channel” to be the button’s function type, the field selects the channel
number.
Legend: This edit box displays affects what is displayed in the LCD of the button. If this edit box
is left empty and the key is a source or channel key then it will obtain its legend from the
relevant name table. I.e. source LCD button legend. This edit box allows a two row 5+5
character legend to be used. If only 1, 2 or 3 characters are used on any one line,
spaces can be added before in order to centre justify the legend when it is displayed in
the LCD display.
Mode: This set mode of the button:
• Static – The button is static and doesn’t change.
• Changed by primary menu – The button will change when a primary menu is
selected.
• Changed by secondary menu – The button will change when a secondary menu is
selected.
6.3.3.2. Default Parameters
These are the default parameters of the control panel that require configuration for establishing
communications to the EMC, communications to “buddy panels” if required, and default power up
behaviour.
Channel: This is the channel the panel will control when it powers up.
Automation Mode: This is the operational mode that the panel will be in when the EMC is in
automation mode. The panel can be either: Panel enabled, Panel disabled or Limited
functions. See section 6.3.1.2 for more details regarding these modes.
Networking: The “Use Ethernet instead of QLink” box MUST be checked in order for the panel to
talk to the EMC. The IP address that is filled in MUST match the IP address of the
panel.
Buddy Panel Address: In some applications, two panels might be required to work with one
another. If this is the case then this address field should be set to the address of the
panel that this panel is required to work with. The other panel will also need this field set
as the communication is bi-directional.
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