Kramer Electronics RC-8000 - Manual (Page 30)

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8.1.4 System Settings Priority
The design excludes any priority 1 . Any operator 2 can always override the
previous system settings. For example, in Figure 7: RS-485 System
Connection: Switchers and Remote Controllers, the system setting
implemented by the operator of Remote Controller # 24 will be the current
system setting until the operator of say, Remote Controller # 5, implements a
different system setting.
8.2 Push Button Controls
This section describes how to store, recall and lock/unlock settings.
8.2.1 Storing a Setting
To store a setting, do the following:
1. Press the STO button. The STO button blinks.
2. Press the Output #. The LED Output display # blinks
3 .
3. Press the STO button again. The memory stores the data.
4. The LED display returns to its previous state
4 .
8.2.2 Recalling a Setting
To recall a setting, do the following:
1. Press the RCL button. The RCL button blinks.
2. Press the Output #. The LED Output display # blinks
5 , displaying what
was previously stored.
3. Press the RCL button again. This recalls the stored data.
By design 6 , you cannot recall data that is stored in a particular unit from a
different unit. Each unit, even when set to the IN SYSTEM mode, stores its
own data separately.
1 Between any or all of the following: remote controllers, front panel controls and a PC
2 Whether he operates a remote controller, a set of front panel controls or a PC
3 At this stage, pressing a different # changes the Output #
4 Nothing changes in the setup
5 At this stage, pressing a different # changes the Output #
6 On one occasion the same unit can function in the standalone mode, and on another occasion in the IN SYSTEM mode