Kramer Electronics RC-3TBU - Manual (Page 11)

8 SL-14RC/N - Defining the Remote Control Panels
# Feature Function
5 8 Position Rotary
Switch For assigning which buttons on the SL-14RC/N are
emulated by the buttons on the RC-3TB
6 K-NET Termination
Switch Terminates the K-NET to RC-3TB daisy-chain
7 K-NET Connector Connects to either SL-14RC/N or additional RC-3TB
8 Front Panel For mounting the RC-3TB
9 Printed Circuit Board Contains the components of the RC-3TB
When configuring the SL-14RC/N with K-Config (version 1.0.1.X and up), you can
choose to use the K-Net port for connecting K-Net compatible user interfaces (for
example, RC-62/RC-63/RC-53 series) or to connect to the RC-3TB.
If there is no K-Net auxiliary device specified in the K-Config control room tree,
the K-Net port of the SL-14RC/N will be configured to connect to an RC-3TB/U.
When using the RC-3TB, button 1 is always assigned to the second DISPLAY
button (button number 12) on the SL-14RC/N. The position of the rotary switch (in
the following table) determines which of the 12 buttons on the SL-14RC/N are
emulated by buttons 2 and 3 on the RC-3TB.
Rotary Switch
Position
Button 1 Button 2 Button 3
0 12 7 8
1 12 7 9
2 12 7 10
3 12 8 9
4 12 8 10
5 12 9 10
6 12 7 9
7 Service use only
For example, if the rotary switch is in position 4, the 3 buttons on the RC-3TB will
duplicate the functions of buttons 12, 8, and 10 on the SL-14RC/N. That is, in this
example, pressing button 1 on the RC-3TB has the same effect as pressing button
12 on the SL-14RC/N, pressing button 2 on the RC-3TB has the same effect as
pressing button 8 on the SL-14RC/N, and pressing button 3 on the RC-3TB has
the same effect as pressing button 10 on the SL-14RC/N.