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ROUTING SWITCHER SYSTEM (E)
4-4. Basic Setup Procedures
10. Control Panel Setup (Menu Item [R])
Each individual control panel is contacted, and programmed by selecting [R] in the setup menu, and then
by entering the S-BUS address of the desired panel. If the control panels are enabled in the menu item [Z
: SET UNIT DETECTABLE], this might help you identify the panels address in question. If the address
for the desired panel needs further search select the menu item [X : DISPLAY S-BUS COMMUNICA-
TIONS], and command a crosspoint change from the panel in question, and observe the address indicated
by the S-BUS activity.
Once the menu page of the control panel is displayed select the menu item [Z : SET PANEL STATUS].
From this sub-menu you can configure which buttons on the panel are inputs or output selects. Also
whether this panel operates alone or in conjunction with other panels are determined in this menu.
Next select the menu item [N : SET PANEL TABLE]. Using this sub-menu you assign input/output
labels, or phantoms to the appropriate switches. (This setting is not necessary in the case of X-Y control.)
If the panel being programmed is a BKS-R3202, or a BKS-R3206 select the menu item [O : SET AVAIL-
ABLE DESTINATION]. On BKS-R3202 and BKS-R3206 all sources and destinations can be selected.
To limit potential operational mistakes destinations which may be controlled can be filtered.
In BKS-R3210 and BKS-R1607, a setting which limits arbitrary selection of sources is possible using
[Ctrl] _ [F].
When there are several control panels with similar, or identical setups you can use the menu item [L :
COPY TABLE DATA] to copy setup data from one control panel to another.
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Use menu item [L : COPY TABLE DATA] from the panel you will copy data to!
Once you have copied the setup to a new panel you can edit that panels settings through the sub-menus as
before.