Ross NK Routing Systems RCP-QE - Assigning a Category Index Mode Button; Clearing a Function from a Button; Locking an RCP-QE

RCP-QE User Guide (v02) Setting Up the RCP-QE • 4–27
The Button configuration box opens.
3. In the Button list, select
Salvo.
4. Use the Value list to select one of the Salvo names.
5. Send the current configuration file to the device as outlined in the section “Sending a Configuration File to a
Device” on page 4–33.
Assigning a Category Index Mode Button
 This function is only available when connected to an Ultrix series router or Ultricore Central Controller.
Category Index mode allows the grouping of sources and destinations in a hierarchical tree structure similar to the
'breadcrumb' user interface pattern found on many websites. Category Index also allows for numerical label
extension selection for multiple labels having the same prefix. The assignment of sources and destinations is
defined within a central controlling device (Ultrix router or Ultricore Central Controller).
To assign a Category Index mode button:
1. Open the RCP-QE Panel Configuration editor as outlined in the section “Opening the RCP-QE Connection
Editor” on page 4–2.
2. On the simulated RCP-QE, select the button that you want to use for the display.
The Button configuration box opens.
3. In the Button list, select
Category Mode.
4. Send the current configuration file to the device as outlined in the section “Sending a Configuration File to a
Device” on page 4–33.
Clearing a Function from a Button
If a button is not used for any function it should be unassigned.
To clear a function from a button:
1. Open the RCP-QE Panel Configuration editor (see “Opening the RCP-QE Panel Configuration Editor” on
page 4–4).
2. On the simulated RCP-QE, select the button from which you want to clear a function.
The Button configuration box opens.
3. In the Button list, select Clear Key.
4. Close the Button configuration box.
The simulated RCP-QE in DashBoard blackens the selected button.
5. Send the current configuration file to the device (see “Sending a Configuration File to a Device” on
page 4–33).
Locking an RCP-QE
You can use DashBoard to lock access to the front of a remote control panel. The remote control panel can only be
unlocked locally if you have assigned a panel lock or protect button. If these buttons have not been assigned, then
the remote control panel may only be unlocked via DashBoard.
To lock the RCP-QE:
1. Open the RCP-QE Panel Configuration editor (see “Opening the RCP-QE Panel Configuration Editor” on
page 4–4).
2. Select the Configuration tab.