Grass Valley 8981FS - Manual (Page 15)

8981FS Instruction Manual 9
Configuration
Configuration
This section describes:
■ Onboard configuration hardware (switches and LEDs),
■ Module operation modes and appropriate setups,
■ Using the onboard switches to make configuration settings, and
■ Remote configuration and monitoring using the 8900NET interface.
Configuration Switches and LEDs
The 8981FS module can be configured locally using the onboard rotary and
toggle switches shown in
Figure 5 . Two LEDs are used to indicate status of
the configuration process. These four components perform the following:
■ Function (rotary) switch – addresses a desired function for configura-
tion and provides two sets (banks) of 16 functions (0 through 9, A
through F), although not all positions are used.
Note The Function switch should be kept in position 0 or F when not in use to avoid
any inadvertent change in configuration. 0 and F are inactive positions.
■ 2nd FUNC (second function) LED – when on, indicates that the rotary
switch is addressing the second bank (Bank 2) of functions (see
Table 3
on page 15 ).
■ SW1 (toggle) switch – actuates or selects the desired setting for the
selected function when the switch is pushed momentarily in either the
Up or Down position.
■ CONF (configuring) LED – when on, indicates the module is initial-
izing or processing configuration information.
Note Function switch position E (Restore) in Bank 2 can be used to return the
module configuration to the factory default (as shown in
Table 3 on page 15 ).
Configuration can also be performed using the 8900NET with GUI. Remote
control can, however, be locked out using the jumper (J5) shown in
Table 5
on page 10 .