Sierra Video TyLinx Pro User Manual

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If this is a Single Bus control Panel, place a check in the "Single Bus" box.

Configuring Programmable (SCP) Control Panels

The SCP family of panels panels are designed to allow for maximum flexibility in the categorization of

buttons. A button can have multiple functions depending how it is programmed and where the user is

in the sequence of pushes. As an example, the first push on a Button could write “VTR” on the

display. The second push on the same button could add a “1” to “VTR” as a suffix so we would see

“VTR1” on the display. If another number programmed button were pushed, such as a 3, we could

see “VTR13” on the display. The Second Push row would remain enabled until the “Shift”, “Clear”, or

the “Take” button were selected and would force the panel into a different set of actions.

The Shift Push is similar to the Ctrl key on the PC, which allows different functions to be performed on

the panel, such as toggling between “Alpha” and “Sort” on numerical values during a scroll function.

All Buttons in the SCP line of control panels are soft key. That is, every key can be programmed. As

an example, the SCP-112 can become a 12-button salvo panel, or only a 6 destinations and 6

sources control panel.