Clear-Com HX System Frames - Manual (Page 194)

Note: If the type of panel being loaded is not the same as the type of panel the
label file was saved from this may result in labels being lost when the
panel is loaded.
Copy
1) Click on the Copy button on the Panel Programming toolbar to copy the labels of
the current panel page only into the scratch pad. It does not copy labels from
expansion panels.
Paste
1) Click on the Paste button on the Panel Programming toolbar to paste the labels
copied to the scratch pad onto the currently selected panel. All the labels currently
on the page are lost. This allows single pages of labels to be pasted on to the
panel.
Note: If the type of panel being pasted to is not the same as the type of panel
the labels were copied from this may result in labels being lost when the
labels are pasted onto the new panel.
Clear
1) Click on the Clear button on the Panel Programming toolbar to clear all the labels
from the current panel including shift pages but excluding any attached expansion
panels.
Audio mixer
1) Click on the Audio Mixer button to display the audio mixer panel that allows the
levels of individual crosspoints to be adjusted interactively. This facility can only
be used with V-Series panels. See 7 Panel programming for details of the Audio
Mixer.
Identify pane
1) Select the Identify Panel button on the panel programming toolbar to cause the
panel currently being edited to flash the panel buttons or LEDs red and display
IDENTIFYME in the bottom left display. To use this facility, monitoring must be
enabled using the Monitor button on the EHX toolbar.
Note: This facility is only available for V-Series panels. The Identify Panel
button is greyed out for other panel types.
7.3 Concert panel programming
A Concert panel is a virtual panel (or soft panel) that runs on a PC and provides the same
functionality as a normal hardware panel such as a V-Series panel. Concert panels can
connect to an Eclipse matrix via a Concert server.
Concert panel keys act as pushbuttons rather than lever keys and are operated using a
mouse or other pointing device. Concert panels do not support any expansion panels.
The following section covers the programming of Concert panels.
194 Eclipse EHX Software User Guide