Lcd Control Panel Operation; Basic Concept; Normal Mode - Lightware MX-FR Series User Manual

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4. Operation
4.7. LCD Control Panel Operation
4.7.1. Basic Concept
There are three operating modes of the LCD menu.

Normal Mode

Most settings can be done in this mode. It is active when none of the
EDID or the SIGNAL PRESENT button lights.
EDID Mode
Use this mode to set up the emulated DDID on the inputs, learn DDID
form the outputs or to view the DDID memory. Dnter or exit this mode
by pressing the EDID button. The illuminated EDID button shows that
this mode is active.
Signal Present Mode
This mode is for checking the presence of incoming signals and
display devices. Dnter or exit this mode by pressing the SIGNAL
PRESENT button. The illuminated SIGNAL PRESENT button shows that
this mode is active.
Navigation
The front panel LCD has 4 lines and 20 characters in each line. The
navigation buttons and the applied symbols are listed as follows:
Button
up

scroll between menu items
down

left

step into/out from a submenu or change the
value of the current parameter
right

enter step in a submenu or execute changes

escape set beck to the previous submenu

Symbol
indicates the currently selected menu item
~
shows the current submenu
>>
changeable values are in angle brackets
< and >
indicates an active function
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Menu Structure
Normal mode
Function
EDID management (mode)
Function
Signal present (mode)
MX-FR Series Modular Matrix Frames – User's Manual
IP settings
IP status
DHCP enable [-]
Port
IP address
IP gateway
IP subnet
Save & Exit
RS-232 settings
Baud rate
Protocol settings
LAN
RS-232
Input settings
Output settings
Hardware status
Router status
Card information
Firmware versions
Factory reset
IP reset
I/O card reset
DDID reset
HDCP key reset
Protocol reset
All reset
HDCP keycounter
View log...
Switch In## Out## / Input #80
Config backup
View DDID
Dynamic DDIDs
Dmulated DDIDs
Factory DDIDs
User DDIDs
Save DDID
Switch DDID
Test input
Preview output
Crosspoint
Crosspoint status
4.7.2. Normal Mode
Up ▲ and down ▼ buttons select
~IP settings
between menu items. More items
become visible when scrolling down.
Enter  or right ► buttons step in
submenus.
4.7.2.1. IP Settings Menu
This menu contains the IP status
~IP settings
submenu, checkbox
DHCP enable
and TCP/IP port value. If the DHCP is
IP SETTINGS
switched off then IP address, Default
~IP status
gateway, and Subnet mask can be set
DHCP enable
as well. Changes take place only when
Port
Save settings is executed. Press the
escape  button to return to the main
menu without saving any changes.
IP Status Submenu
Navigate to this submenu and press
IP: 192.168.002.105
enter  or right ► button to see the
Port: 10001
current IP address, port, gateway and
GW: 000.000.000.000
subnet mask. No changes can be
SM: 255.255.255.000
made in this submenu. Press escape
 to return to the previous menu.
DHCP Enable Checkbox
Navigate to this item with the up ▲
IP SETTINGS
and down ▼ buttons. Pressing enter 
toggles DHCP state. If DHCP is inactive
~DHCP enable
then the IP address, Gateway, and
Port
Subnet mask cab be set manually to
fix values.
Port Value
Navigate to this item with the up ▲
PORT SETTING
and down ▼ buttons. Use the left ◄
and right ► buttons to change the TCP/
~
IP port value.
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>>
RS-232 settings
Protocol settings
Input settings
>>
>>
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IP status
[*] ~
Port number
10001 ~
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