5–4 • Operation NK Series User Guide (1.0)
Example
Breakaway Keys
BREAKAWAY keys select preset groups of levels to be controlled. Breakaways can be customized from the control
panel’s Device Properties page via the NK-IPS. If BREAKAWAY and LEVEL keys are assigned, then the LEVEL
keys will reflect the breakaway pattern. When the current breakaway is the first breakaway, the LEVEL keys will
not be illuminated. The source status displayed is only for the first level of any given breakaway or level selection.
Example
In the factory default configuration of the RCP-NK1, all levels are set to the default breakaway, which is the only
defined breakaway.
Breakaway Step Key
When breakaways have been configured from the NK-IPS, a BREAKAWAY STEP key may be used to cycle
through the configured breakaways. Pressing this key will change the breakaway to the next breakaway with any
levels. The BREAKAWAY STEP key will be illuminated if the current breakaway is not the first breakaway.
Holding down the BREAKAWAY STEP key displays the levels enabled in the (current) breakaway pattern.
A BREAKAWAY STEP key is not available on the factory default configuration. For configuration and
functionality of the BREAKAWAY STEP key, the NK-IPS is required.
Pressing the ‘Level2’ key will select the SDI level of the router.
Pressing the ‘Level5’ key will select the Analog Video level of the
router.
Pressing the ‘Level6’ key will select the Left Channel of the Analog
Audio level of the router.
Pressing the ‘Level7’ key will select the Right Channel of the Analog
Audio level of the router.
Pressing the ‘Brkway1’ key will select the default breakaway as
defined in the control panel’s Device Properties page via the NK-IPS.
Pressing the ‘Brkway2’ key will select the custom breakaway as
defined in the control panel’s Device Properties page via the NK-IPS.
Level2
Level5
Level6
Level7
Brkway1
Brkway2
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