Grass Valley 8960DEC - Manual (Page 23)

8960DEC—Instruction Manual 23
Configuration
Onboard Module Configuration
The 8960DEC module can be configured locally using the rotary and
paddle switches shown in
Figure 7 . Two LEDs are used to indicate status of
the configuration process.
These four components perform the following:
• Function (rotary) switch — This switch is used to access a desired func-
tion for configuration. The switch addresses two banks of functions;
each bank has 16 possible positions (0 through 9 and A through F). Not
all positions are used (see
Table 5 ). The alternate bank of functions is
accessed each time the Function switch makes a complete revolution
past zero: While in bank 1, a complete revolution past zero accesses
bank 2; while in bank 2, a complete revolution past zero accesses
bank 1. The 2ND LED indicates which bank is currently being accessed.
Note The Function switch should be kept in the position for the selected mode
(1 through 7) or in position B when not in use to avoid any inadvertent change
in configuration. B is an inactive position.
• 2ND (second function) LED – when on, indicates that the rotary switch
is addressing the second bank of functions.
• SW1 (paddle) switch – actuates or selects the desired setting for the
selected function when the switch is held momentarily in either the up
or down position.
• CONF (configuring) LED – when on, indicates the module is initial-
izing or processing configuration information.
• Jumper JP1 can be set to allow or lock out remote control.
Note Function switch position F (Recall) in the First Bank can be used to return
module configuration to the factory default.
Figure 7. Module Configuration Switches and LEDs
FUNCTION – rotary switch
2ND – second function LED
SW1 – actuator paddle switch
CONF – configuration
processing LED
JP1
Place jumper
in Local Only
position to lock
out remote
access.
Local Only
Local &
Remote
JP1
Remote Lockout
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