B&K CT600.1 - Manual (Page 61)

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Keypad Feedback - Tab 13
The programmer may set more precise keypad feedback positions in the advanced setup’s tab 13 rather than
basic setup. Keypad input feedback is triggered upon the acknowledgment of an input change from a zone
or group of zones. When a zone is powered on or the input is changed, the keypad will jump to the page cor-
responding to the input the user has selected. This is useful for multiple keypad connected in series or
grouped zones.
To set Tab 13 up correctly, match the device number with the correct CT Receiver input. For example, if a
CD player is IN1 on the CT Receiver and is found in the upper right hand button on Main Page 1 on all CK
1.2 (D1), the Keypad Device drop down for IN1 DVD should have the keypad device of D1. This way the the
CD player is selected, the CT Receiver will send out the jump command correctly telling the keypad what
page should be displayed. Keypad Jump defines if the keypad should display Main page 1, Main page 2, or
page 1, 2, 3, or 4 of that device. This example is pictured above.
Do not change the Keypad Transmit ID from the default 255 (FFh) unless you plan to program every keypad
with a corresponding Keypad Receive ID using CK editor. This feature supports custom applications that
require keypad feedback to SOME of the keypads rather than ALL keypads. If you use keypad transmit ID
255 (FFh), ALL keypads will respond to the CT Receiver feedback jump commands.
If utilizing RS-232 keypad input syncing, be certain that ALL keypads in the house have the devices located
in the SAME positions on all keypads. Otherwise, the keypad will display the wrong page.
Note: If utilizing multiple zones on one keypad the keypad device must be set to “NONE” to prevent “random”
page jumps on keypads.