Setting a transition sub-effect

Operation, cont’d

•In from the top and bottom edges to the center of the screen — Soft Center In (#06) or Hard Center In (#18)

•Out from the center to the top and bottom edges of the screen — Soft Center Out (#07) or Hard Center Out (#19)

Curtain In	Curtain Out	Center In	Center Out
(#08 or #20)	(#09 or #21)	(#06 or #18)	(#07 or #19)

Plus wipes

A plus wipe causes the preview image to appear to unroll over the program image in one of the following ways:

•Starting in all four corners and moving in to the center of the screen — Soft Plus In (#12) and Hard Plus In (#24)

•Starting at the center and moving out to the corners of the screen — Soft Plus Out (#13) and Hard Plus Out (#25)

Plus In	Plus Out
(#12 or #24)	(#13 or #25)

Square wipes

A square wipe causes the preview image to appear to unroll over the program image in one of the following ways):

•Starting at all four edges and moving in to the center of the screen — Soft Square In (#10) and Hard Square In (#22)

•Starting at the center and moving out to the edges of the screen — Soft Square Out (#11) and Hard Square Out (#23)

Square In	Square Out
(#10 or #22)	(#11 or #23)

Dissolve (PIP mode only)

A Dissolve sub-effect (#01 on the Sub-effects label)

is available for switching the PIP window only. Dissolve (To use a dissolve effect for a full-screen switch, see “Dissolve mode,” earlier in this chapter.)

After you have selected wipe or PIP display mode, you can select a wipe or PIP sub-effect that will be implemented when the RCP switches from the preview to the program input. (The Wipe button accesses the sub-effects in both wipe and PIP modes.)

Selecting a wipe sub-effect

To select the effect with which the full screen transitions from the preview to the program input,

1. Select wipe mode (see “Setting the Display Mode,” earlier in this chapter).

	2. Press and hold the Wipe button. The LCD
	2. Press and hold the Wipe button. The LCD	Wipe #03
	screen shows “Wipe,” along with the current	Wipe #03
	screen shows “Wipe,” along with the current	0.5 Sec
	sub-effect number and duration.

3. While holding down the Wipe button, rotate the Adjust knob until the number of the desired sub-effect is displayed in the LCD window. (See the “Wipe and PIP Sub-effects” label on the RCP’s top panel for a list of available wipe effects and their numbers.)

4. Release the Wipe button and, while the button remains lit, rotate the Adjust knob to set the amount of seconds that the sub-effect will appear on the screen. You can set the duration of the wipe sub-effect in increments of tenths of a second, 0.0 to 0.5 seconds.

Selecting a PIP sub-effect

To select the effect with which the preview image in the PIP window closes,

1. Select PIP mode (see “Setting the Display Mode,” earlier in this chapter).

	2. Press and hold the Wipe button. The LCD
		Pip #03
	screen shows “PIP,” along with the current
		0.5 Sec
	sub-effect number and duration.

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RCP 2000 specifications

The Extron RCP 2000 is a prominent tool in the realm of control systems, designed to enhance user experience in various environments, including educational institutions, corporate settings, and large venues. This remote control panel is engineered for streamlined operation of audio-visual equipment, serving as an indispensable component in managing multimedia presentations.

One of the main features of the RCP 2000 is its intuitive interface. Equipped with a backlit, tactile keypad, users can easily find and operate functions even in low-light settings. The ergonomic layout provides quick access to essential controls, such as volume adjustments, source selection, and macro commands, ensuring a user-friendly experience. The inclusion of customizable buttons allows for flexibility, enabling users to tailor the panel to their specific needs.

Another notable characteristic is its support for a wide range of audiovisual technologies. The RCP 2000 is compatible with Extron's extensive line of products and integrates seamlessly with other equipment, facilitating a cohesive system. This compatibility is further enriched by the device’s ability to support IP-based control, allowing for remote monitoring and programming, which is crucial for managing complex AV systems across multiple locations.

The RCP 2000 also features robust connectivity options, including Ethernet for network integration and RS-232 ports for direct control of hardware devices. This versatility enhances its functionality and ensures compatibility with many modern AV systems. Additionally, the panel supports multiple control protocols, making it adaptable to varied environments and distinct user preferences.

In terms of build quality, the Extron RCP 2000 maintains a high standard. It is constructed from durable materials, designed to withstand daily usage while maintaining its aesthetic appeal. Its compact design allows for easy installation, whether mounted on walls or placed on tables, making it a practical option for space-constrained areas.

In summary, the Extron RCP 2000 stands out with its user-friendly interface, extensive compatibility with audiovisual technologies, and robust construction. These features make it an ideal choice for efficient AV management, ensuring that users can focus on delivering impactful presentations without the hassle of complex control systems.