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11. Control Panels
Adding a Control Panel
Release Mode
Normal Release
This control panel can only release “locks”
and “protects” set at the control panel itself
(by the assigned user). A user who has the
correct PIN can enable ‘Force Release’
temporarily, allowing the removing of locks
and protects set by any user.
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Force Release
This control panel can release locks and
protects set by any user.
Miranda recommends that you use ‘Normal
Release’ mode and assign a PIN to allow
access to the ‘Force Release’ function.
Default
Destination
None
After a reset, the control panel displays no
destination device. (Not recommended.)
‹device›
The control panel uses the specified device
as the destination after a reset. This also
becomes the destination controlled when the
control panel is set to single destination
mode.
Status Monitor
None
Selected destination used as a monitor to
switch the source that is in ‘status’ mode for
the selected destination.
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‹device›
Data Routing
Mode
Automatic
X-Y mode routes made on the control level,
if present, occur automatically.
Semiautomatic
X-Y mode routes made on the control level,
if present, require a confirmation before
being switched.
Manual
All X-Y routes made on the control level
when the source device is currently in-use
are performed as separate takes.
Default Name
Set
‹name set›
The name set selected is applied to the
control panel. When a Name Set Toggle
button is added, it toggles between the
default name set and the system name set.
Field
Option
Description
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