Grass Valley VM 3000 System Controllers v.7.4 - Manual (Page 542)

Control Panel Operation CP 3832L / 3864L
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Baud Rate
When selected, this option displays the current baud rate for the panel. Press Level 1 to cycle through the baud rate settings.
Available baud rates are: 38400, 19200, 9600, 4800, 2400, and 1200. Pressing the “Level 6” button (CP 3832L) or the “Pro-
tect” button (CP 3864L) will program the changed setting; Level 3 will cancel.
The baud rate must agree with the setting for the CM 4000 port used by the panel (see Serial Protocol on page 5−25).
Panel ID
When selected, this option displays the current MPK address for this panel and permits entry of a new address. Use the top
row of buttons to enter a hexadecimal address (see Figure 6−143).
0 1 3 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A C B D E F
CURRENT
PRESET
00000032
Figure 6−153. CP 3832 buttons used to enter hex address. CP 3864 buttons are similar.
Level
1
Level
2
Level
3
Level
5
Level
4
Level
6
The CP 3264 panel operates in a similar manner.
Pressing the “Level 6” button (CP 3832L) or the “Protect” button (CP 3864L) will program the newly entered address; Level
3 will cancel.
The address must agree with the setting for the panel on the MPK Devices table (see page 5−109).
MPK Test
This test allows the factory to test the MPK connection on the control panel.
Illumination Adjustment
This option allows the user to change the “Low” and “Medium” levels of green button illumination, the “Low” and “Medium”
levels of red button illumination, and the level of LED (display character) illumination. The “High” button levels are not ad-
justable.
The “Low” green level is used for normal button lighting. “High” green and “high” red are also used, but these are not adjust-
able.
Note: The amber color, which is used for output buttons, is created by combining Low green and Low red.
For each setting, use the Level 1 button to increase brightness and Level 4 to decrease. Press the “Level 6” button (CP 3832L)
or the “Protect” button (CP 3864L) to save the setting and advance to the next color. Press Level 3 to exit.
* Defined in Glossary section