DNF Controls SW32PS-RCP - Manual (Page 7)

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Getting Started . . .
2. DESCRIPTION
The control panel consists of the ST100 controller hardware and the special
software that allows controlling the SW32PS for the following functionality:
Make route, view routes, gang outputs to input, disconnect route, disconnect
gang, save preset, restore preset.
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Easy to read LCD Display has 2 lines by 20 characters.
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Shows source (From) and destination (To) routing and gang information.
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6-function keypad provides:
From (Select
Source)
To (Select Device)
View (View active router)
Take (Enable the selected route)
Gang (User control of multiple destinations)
Preset (Select Preset)
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Ideal for: Television Stations, Video Productions, Cable TV, Video Post
Production, Duplication Houses
NOTE: Words enclosed in brackets, such as [TAKE] indicate buttons on the
SW32PS-RCP. Buttons shown with a “+” between them, for example
[SHIFT] + [TAKE], indicate two keys pressed simultaneously.
3. INSTALLATION
a. Plug one end of a 9-pin cable into the connector labeled “VTR” on the
back of the controller. Plug the other end into one of the connectors
on the port expander. Plug the port expander into the connector
labeled “RS422” on the back of the SW32PS port switcher.
b. Dip Switches Configuration for SW32PS-RCP.
Every SW32PS-RCP has to have a unique ID from 1 to 10. The ID
should match the External Device number set in the SW32PS.
For example, if you use only one SW32PS-RCP with the SW32PS, the
External Device should be set to 1 and the ID of the RCP should be 01.
(The ID can be seen on the second line of the display during the power
up of the RCP.)
If you use two SW32PS-RCPs with the SW32PS, the External Device
should be set to 2 and the ID of the RCPs should be 01 and 02. (The
IDs can be seen on the second line of the display during the power up
of the RCP.)