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Tab Area Settings

Table 7: The Device Settings Tab Features

Feature

 

 

Function

 

 

Device General Settings Area

Includes the device information (master and auxiliary device)

 

 

Device ETH Settings Area

Ethernet information (If required, you can change information) and DHCP

1

Enabled

 

 

Device Secure Settings:

Secure Mode:

OFF – the product definitions and configuration can be changed without

 

 

requiring a password

 

 

 

 

 

 

ON – a password is required to change the configuration and view or

 

 

change the device definitions

 

 

 

User pass:

This password lets you view the device definitions in Web Access and Site-

 

 

CTRL without changing the definitions

 

 

 

Admin Pass

Lets you change the device definitions and configuration via Web Access

 

 

and K-Config

 

 

 

 

 

Unlock Keypad PIN

Set the key sequence

2

to press to unlock the keypad in case it is locked by

 

code:

 

 

a trigger (activated by pressing a button, a schedule or via Web Access)

 

 

Date and Time

This area applies to devices with an Ethernet connection and time server settings options and lets

 

you set the device’s internal clock to use with the scheduler (see Section 6.5).

 

The date and time can be set either manually, via a local server or via the Ethernet (see Section

 

5.2.1)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Read date and time

Click button to read the device’s current date and time

 

Set Date and Time

Check Set from PC on Write Configuration to have the date and time

 

 

updated whenever writing a configuration.

 

 

 

 

Click the Set Now button to set the time from a connected PC Clock or to

 

 

use a Custom Date (selected by the user)

 

 

 

DST

Daylight Saving Time or Summer Time correction. Set to ON if necessary

 

Timezone

Set the time zone relevant to UTC (Coordinated Universal Time).

 

 

The time zone can be set from -13 to +12 hours relative to UTC in 15

 

 

minute intervals (00, 15, 30 or 45 minute intervals).

 

 

 

For example, the time zone in Adelaide, Australia is UTC +9:30, therefore

 

 

9:30 needs to be entered in Timezone for that particular location.

 

 

If the value entered is out of range, the following message appears:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sync Date and Time

Check “No Sync” or “From Server Address”

 

 

Note that the Date and Time area appears only for devices that include an Ethernet connector and support this function

5.2.1Setting the Date and Time

You can set the date and time on machines that have an Ethernet connector to use with the scheduler. You can set the time from several sources such as from a PC connected to the device, an NTP (local) server, or the Ethernet. You can also set the time and date manually.

To read the current date and time on the device, click the Read button:

The device time and date appears:

1 Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol: Allows the network administrator to distribute IP addresses from a central point and automatically send a new IP address when an Ethernet point is plugged into a different network location

2 Since the button number does not appear on the actual keypad, the system integrator should inform the user regarding the key sequence

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Contents Kramer K-Config Guide Revision Contents Figures Setting the LCD and Button Label Names Move the Stop Timer Action Set the New Command Table Name Tables Applicable Room Controllers IntroductionApplicable Room Controllers Available Commands for Room Control Ports Room Controller Commands AvailableTrigger Types Available Available Triggers for Room ControllersRoom Controller Devices Limitation How to Save a ProjectActions, Labels and Button Number Limits To configure your Room Controller, follow these basic steps Quick StartGlossary Initial PlanningGlossary Kramer K-Config Software Installation Installing the .NET Framework Revision 2.0 SoftwareInstalling the USB Driver Defining the SystemSelect or create a new working directory3 see Figure Installing Kramer K-Config SoftwareClick OK Following window appears see Figure Peripheral Device Drivers Downloading the DriversImporting xml Templates Importing the DriversDriver Manager Window Prior to Installing the Drivers Importing the Driver FilesDefining the Control Room Loading the DriversAdding the Master Device Auxiliary Device View Special Auxiliary Devices Device OperationsBasic Virtual Device Front Panel Custom Virtual Device Appearance in K-Config Virtual Device appears in the Front Panel area see FigureRight click the label and buttons to name them see Figure DVD Control Virtual Device Front PanelRC-4 Remote Controller Tab Area Settings Defining the Port ManagerDrivers Tree Window Selecting a DriverWriting a Port Description Defining the Ethernet Ports Select the Edid file to upload and click Open Edid file is uploadedDevice Settings Tab Connect Dialog BoxDevice Settings Tab Features DSTSummarizes date and time setting options Setting the Date and TimeWeb Settings Tab Web Settings WindowTriggers Built-in TriggersAdding Actions to a Trigger Select the desired port for example, RS-232.DTypeSelecting the Command Replacing an Action All On Trigger with actions assignedSelecting the Action to be replaced from the Action List Selecting a New ActionAdding a Custom Trigger Type the name of the custom trigger, and then click OKSet the Schedule Scheduling WindowMonitor Event Trigger Add actions to the trigger see SectionAdd Timer Trigger Timer Trigger Flowchart Power on ExampleTimer Trigger in the Triggers List Set the TimeoutProjector Power on Command in the Button Trigger Action List Selecting the Timer Start/Stop ActionStep III Define the Monitor Event System Inactivity Example Set the timeout to 20 minutes1 Add the following actions2 see SectionAdd the Stop Timer trigger Add the Start Timer triggerGPI/O Trigger Add GPI/O Trigger ButtonDigital Input Select the condition for activating the trigger Add actions to the new trigger see FigureSelect the trigger behavior GPI/O Defined as Digital OutputButton Trigger Select the Behavior of the Digital Input TriggerButton Trigger Properties Window Select the Button BehaviorButton Trigger Properties Window Toggle Toggle Number in the Action ListKnob Turning Trigger Action TypeShows the port command actions1 Shows the available button ignore states Button Color SelectionSwitcher Command Action Type Shows the unlock PIN code Select LEDs to Light Definition of 4 StatesSetting the State Action List States Action TypeDelay Action Type Write the Configuration Click Yes to write the configuration to the deviceClick OK to set the ID number Click OK to connect Setting K-NET ID window appearsSet K-NET IDs Driver Manager Window Driver Manager Window Features Driver ManagerCreating a Driver Command New Serial Command WindowWrite the serial command1, as illustrated in Figure Writing a Serial CommandCreating an IR Command New IR Command Window Creating Serial Range Commands Click OK Click the Table Details buttonSetting the Number of Command Rows Writing the Commands Logarithmic Row Selection Adding Actions to a Trigger via the Command Table Setting a Specific Volume LevelAdd the Command table to the list Adding the Commands Table to the ListSelecting commands 0 to Selecting commands in the Port Command Area Defining QueriesFeature Function Query Format DetailsLamp Hour Query Response Formats Query Details WindowWriting the Query Command Lamp Hours Projector Query Response Lamp HoursShows the query format details Lamp Hour Query Format DetailsPower Query Response Formats Writing the Query Command PowerProjector Query Response Power Query Format tab, set the query format, see FigureExpected Result Table Power Kramer K-Config Menus This section describes the Kramer K-ConfigmenusFile Menu Features File MenuSaving a Project Select Virtual Device to Save Export Device xml FileDevice Menu Features Device MenuLoad Firmware Upgrade Window SV-551 Connect WindowHelp Menu Features Help MenuConnecting via the Ethernet Local Area Connection Properties Window
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