evertz CP-2232E - Checking the Status of the Panel

CP-2232E
Remote Control Panel
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When an LCD button is operating correctly, you may push that button and it will sequence through
different colours each time the button is pushed (RED -> GREEN -> BLUE -> WHITE -> YELLOW ->
TURQUOISE -> PINK -> BLACK). Simultaneously, each time the button is pushed the two numerical
numbers displayed in the button should increment as well.
To exit the Key Test screen, simultaneously hold down the first and last shaft encoders (S1 and S4)
until the Test setup screen is displayed.
4.4.2. LCD Test
Selecting the LCD Test option enables the user to test the LCD monitors. To perform a LCD test,
select the LCD Test option. The LCD screens will cycle through a variety of solid coloured and
gradient screens. The screens will continue to cycle until the LCD Test is exited.
To exit the LCD Test, press any of the shaft encoders. This will return the user to the Test setup
screen.
4.4.3. Touchscreen Test
Selecting the Touchscreen Test option enables the user to test the functionality of the LCD touch-
screen. A series of white dots will appear where the user touches the screen in order to show the
screen’s interactivity. Select the Reset Test soft-key (L27) button to clear the white dots. The EXIT
Test soft-key (L25) button will return the user to the Test setup screen.
4.4.4. GPIO Test
Selecting the GPIO Test option enables the user to test GPIs 1-7 and GPOs 1-7. To test the GPOs,
press a GPO soft-key button and the corresponding GPI will become highlighted in green. To test the
GPIs, activate a GPI and observe the corresponding GPI indicator. To exit the GPIO Test screen,
press any of the shaft encoders. This will return the user to the Test setup screen.
4.5. CHECKING THE STATUS OF THE PANEL
The Status screen displays information pertaining to the performance of the CP-2232E.
• Power Status: Monitors the left and right power status of the system.
• BIOS Release Date: Displays the BIOS release date in month/day/year format.
• Uptime: Monitors the time elapse from the initial boot up sequence in
hours:minutes:seconds format.
• Workload: Monitors the workload.
The Reboot option enables the user to restart the system. To shut down the CP-2232E, select the
Power Off option.