Smart 32 Remote Control Panel User Guide
Publication 81-9059-0727-0, Rev. A
April 2014
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4.12.1
P
ERFORMING A
D
IRECT
T
AKE
,
A
LL
-L
EVELS
S
WITCH
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Verify that the message All Levels is displayed by the status display screen.
•
Press the pushbutton key assigned to the destination group you want the panel to control, if
different from the currently active destination. The destination key will light.
•
Press the source key corresponding to the source group you want to route to the destination
selected in the previous step. When a source is selected, the pushbutton lights and the switch
occurs immediately.
4.12.2
D
IRECT
T
AKE
,
B
REAKAWAY
S
WITCHING
A breakaway switch allows you to switch source signals defined for one or more specific switching
levels of a selected source group to the output channels defined for the corresponding switching levels
of a selected destination group.
•
Press the destination key if you want to change the destination group the panel is controlling. The
destination key will light.
•
Press the panel key(s) assigned to the level(s) on which you want to perform a breakaway switch.
You may select any number of switching levels for the breakaway switch. The highest ranking
selected level is shown on the Level line of the status display screen, and all selected level(s) are
indicated by lit keys on the panel.
•
Press the panel key corresponding to the source group you want for the breakaway switch on the
selected switching level(s) to the destination selected in a previous step.
•
When you select a source key, input signals defined through the selected source group are routed
to destination outputs on only the switching levels defined for the breakaway switch. When a
source is selected, the pushbutton lights and the switch immediately occurs.
4.13
A
PPLYING
D
ESTINATION
P
ROTECT OR
L
OCK
Applying protection to a destination prevents another user or an accidental key press from switching the
current source selection. Any panel key assigned to the lock/protect function may apply destination
protection. The status display device provides a real-time, visual status of the current protection status of
the selected destination.
There are two protection methods available:
•
Destination PROTECT – A momentary press of the Protect/Lock button places the currently
selected destination in “Protect” mode, whereby the protected destination can still be switched
by the panel which originally placed the destination in “Protect” mode, but is “Locked” to all
other panels and users. When the destination is in Protect mode, the Protect/Lock button is
steadily illuminated. Pressing the Protect/Lock key toggles the protect mode of the selected
destination. As a visual indication of the destination Protect status, an exclamation symbol (!) is
displayed to the left of the destination on the status display screen.
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Destination LOCK – Pressing the Protect/Lock button a second time places the currently
selected destination in “Lock” mode. In Lock mode the selected destination is “Locked” for all
users and can not be switched to a different source by any panel or other user without first
unlocking the selected destination. As a visual indication of the destination Lock status, an
asterisk symbol (*) is displayed to the left of the destination on the status display screen.
Pressing the Protect/Lock key toggles the protect mode of the selected destination between unlocked,
protect and lock.
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