Sierra Video RCP-1616 - Manual (Page 37)

ASPEN 1616 AND 3232 RCP CONTROL PANELS
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Lock
The LOCK button has 2 modes of operation. The mode can be set via the web pages.
1. Panel can be locked. The Lock button is enabled. It goes on/off when pressed.
The button will be RED when it is on. This is the default mode of operation.
2. Panel always locked, show status. The Lock button is disabled and is always
on. The button will be PURPLE.
In destination based mode, when the panel is locked (see above), the user can still
select any output button. The current input connected to this output will status by
illuminating the input button
While the panel is locked:
• The INPUT buttons will be disabled (nothing will happen when they are pressed):
• The following buttons will be off and disabled (nothing will happen when they are
pressed):
• FUNC button
• A button
• V button
• TAKE button
In source based mode, when the panel is locked (see above), the user can still select
any input button. The current outputs connected to this input will status by illuminating the
output buttons
While the panel is locked:
• The OUTPUT buttons will be disabled (nothing will happen when they are pressed):
• The following buttons will be off and disabled (nothing will happen when they are
pressed):
• FUNC button
• A button
• V button
• TAKE button
Button Lamp Test
1) On power up, press and hold input button 1 until all GREEN LEDs turn on
2) For input button 1, pressing the button will go through the following sequence
a. All BLUE LEDS on
b. All RED LEDS on
c.
All LEDs off
d. Input button 1 GREEN LED on
e. Input button 1 BLUE LED on
f.
Input button 1 RED LED on
g. Input button 1 off
h. All GREEN LEDs on
i.
Go back to step a.
3) For all other buttons, each press of the button will cycle through each LED supported
by that button and off. If you continue to push the button, it will then repeat the
sequence. For example, if input button 2 is off, pressing it will go through the
following sequence.
a. GREEN
b. BLUE
c. RED
d. off
e. Go back to step a.
4) To exit test mode, remove and re-apply power to the unit.