Grass Valley CR Series v.3.2 - Manual (Page 53)

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CR Series
User’s Guide
Fig. 2-66: Front View, CP1602
Here too, the illustrations show the fixed meaning of the buttons when the panel is used in a
stand-alone system.
The CP0808 control panel can connect to any 1RU router. It was designed for 8×8 routers:
Fig. 2-67: Front View, CP0808
The CP3201 is a 1RU panel that resembles the CP1616 except that most of its buttons are green.
In a stand-alone network or NV9000 network, the CP3201 has 32 source buttons and no destina-
tion buttons. In a CRSC network, the buttons are configurable. The CP3201 is not supported in
stand-alone mode.
The CP1602-CQX is different. See CQX Control Panel , following.
CQX Control Panel
The CP1602-CQX control panel is also a 1RU panel. It can connect to, and control, any of the CQX
routers. It can also connect to an RP16 remote panel module and control any of the CQX routers.
 Although it can connect to any 1RU compact router, the CP1602-CQX can control only a CQX
router. When placed on a remote panel module, it can control only one CQX router. It must
not be deployed in a network of other routers.
 When the CP1602-CQX is placed on a remote panel module, its transition buttons have no
effect on the CQX router. \
16 Source Buttons
2 Destination Buttons
Knurled Screws (2) Power Supply LEDs
Panel Lock
Dest. Lock
Levels 1–4, from left to right
8 Source Buttons ...
8 Destination Buttons ...
Knurled Screws (2) Power Supply LEDs
Panel Lock
Dest. Lock
Levels 1–4, from left to right
6 5 4 7 8 3 2 1