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Page 1: Control Panel
Instruction Manual CP-15 Control Panel R e l e a s e : 2 / 1 4 / 2 0 0 8 A u t o P a t c h C o n t r o l P a n e l... -
Page 2: Table Of Contents
Checking the Software Version ... 24 Choosing the Default Virtual Matrix ... 25 Reloading the Configuration File... 26 Installing a CP-15 Remote Control Panel...27 Connecting to an AMX AutoPatch Router ... 27 Applying Power ... 29 Rack Installation... 30 Linking Multiple Panels... 31 Completing the Installation ... - Page 3 Contents CP-15 Instruction Manual...
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Page 4: Introduction
Introduction Applicability Notice The information in this manual applies to the CP-15 Control Panel, which comes with many of the Optima pre-configured systems or can be ordered as a remote control panel or as part of a custom system. Pre-Configured Systems The CP-15 can be part of an Optima pre-configured system. -
Page 5: Overview
BCS Protocol Instruction Manual on the AMX AutoPatch CD or at www.amx.com. A CP-15 Control Panel has an LCD, a Function Key, a Control Dial, a Select Key, a Cancel Key, a Take Key, Input and Output Keys, and a Power Indicator. - Page 6 The default channel name (e.g., O_Ch:0003 for Output 3) appears unless the name has been modified in the configuration file* using XNConnect. While XNConnect allows for the creation of channel names up to 24 characters long, the CP-15 displays only the first 20 characters. FIG. 3 Example of a custom channel name * The configuration file (.xcl file) contains routing and control information for a system and is modified...
- Page 7 Introduction The Input and Output Keys illuminate depending on the mode (the type of operation) the CP-15 is in: Blue key – indicates that it can be selected as part of the current operation. White or flashing white key required to complete the operation. A white key can also indicate routing status. When a key is flashing, it cannot be unselected and does not display label information on the LCD when pressed.
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Page 8: Menus & Modes
Selecting Disconnect places the system in Disconnect Mode. While in Disconnect Mode, select the Input or Output Key(s) followed by the Take Key to disconnect switches (see page 10). While in Disconnect Mode, the CP-15 does not indicate the current routing of selected inputs or outputs. Setup Options Selecting Setup Options accesses the Setup Options submenu to check the Software Version, change the Default VM (Virtual Matrix), or Reload Config file (see page 24). - Page 9 Function menu if local presets have been defined in XNConnect for the selected virtual matrix. CP-15 Control Panel operations combine the following four basic tasks: To choose a mode, submenu, or list – Press the Function Key to access the Function menu.
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Page 10: Executing Switches
“Changing the Virtual Matrix” on page 9. If you decide to change the default virtual matrix, see page 24 for “Setup Options.” You can execute switches from the CP-15 using the steps on the following pages or by executing a local or global preset (see page 13). - Page 11 Output Key 1 illuminates indicating that it is ready to accept the switch. Press the Take Key. Input 2 switches to Output 1, and the keys turn blue. The panel remains in Change Mode until the Function Key is pressed. Current VM CP-15 Instruction Manual...
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Page 12: Changing The Virtual Matrix
The system is ready to make changes on Virtual Matrix 2 “Audio, Stereo.” The system will remain on Virtual Matrix 2 for all operations until the virtual matrix is changed or the power is cycled. CP-15 Instruction Manual Changing the Virtual Matrix Current VM... -
Page 13: Disconnecting Switches
You can disconnect a switch by selecting either inputs or outputs from the CP-15 Control Panel. Inputs and outputs can be selected in the same disconnect command. - Page 14 Inputs 1 and 3 (and all outputs connected to them) and Output 9 are disconnected as soon as the Take Key is pressed, and the keys turn blue. Execute additional disconnects. Press the Function Key to return to the Function menu. CP-15 Instruction Manual Disconnecting Switches Current VM...
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Page 15: Verifying Signal Status
Once the CP-15 is in Status Mode, inputs and outputs can be selected by pressing the corresponding Input and Output Keys without changing the routing state. The CP-15 stays in Status Mode until the Function Key is pressed. -
Page 16: Executing Presets
Note: Global presets cannot be defined (created) in XNConnect. The CP-15 can store up to 64 global presets. Since the panel can be used to operate different types of matrix switchers, check the product documentation for any limitations to the number of supported global presets. -
Page 17: Executing Local Presets
Executing Presets Executing Local Presets Make sure the CP-15 is on the virtual matrix where the local preset resides. If no local presets have been defined for the selected VM, the Local Preset submenu option will not be available on the Function menu. -
Page 18: Defining Global Presets
Wait approximately ten seconds for the system to store the global preset setting. The current routing state can now be recalled as Global Preset 3, and the system returns to the Global Preset submenu. Press the Function Key to return to the Function menu. CP-15 Instruction Manual Executing Presets... -
Page 19: Executing Global Presets
Press either the Select Key or the Take Key. Global Preset 3 is executed. The system returns to the Global Preset submenu. Press the Function Key to return to the Function menu. Note: Status is not invalidated by global presets. CP-15 Instruction Manual... -
Page 20: Adjusting Audio
If your system contains these boards, output volume or digital input gain can be adjusted using either the CP-15 Control Panel or BCS commands sent through a serial controller. For more information on audio adjustment using BCS commands, see the BCS Protocol Instruction Manual. - Page 21 The Adjust Audio submenu appears. Press the Select Key again to choose Output Volume. The CP-15 is in Output Volume Mode (all Input Keys are turned off, and the available Output Keys turn blue). Press the Output Key that corresponds to the output to be adjusted.
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Page 22: Muting & Un-Muting Outputs
Press the Cancel Key to return to the Adjust Audio submenu. Press the Function Key to return to the Function menu. To un-mute an output while in Mute Mode: Press the muted (white) Output Key. The output is un-muted, and the Output Key turns blue. CP-15 Instruction Manual Adjusting Audio... -
Page 23: Adjusting Digital Input Gain
Press the Select Key to enter the selection. The Adjust Audio submenu appears. Scroll to Input Gain. Press the Select Key. The system is in Input Gain Mode (the available Input Keys turn blue, and all Output Keys are turned off). CP-15 Instruction Manual... - Page 24 If adjusting input gain for a single input – Repeat Steps 7 and 8 for the desired input. 10. Press the Cancel Key to return to the Adjust Audio submenu. Press the Function Key to return to the Function menu. CP-15 Instruction Manual Current Gain Setting Gain Range...
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Page 25: Locking & Unlocking
Locking & Unlocking Locking & Unlocking The CP-15 can be locked by entering a sequence of Input Keys. Locking the panel prohibits access to the system and can prevent accidental switching. The password can be any combination of the first eight Input Keys. -
Page 26: Unlocking The Control Panel
Open the configuration file in XNConnect. Select the Hardware tab. Right click the CP-15 Control Panel and select Set Password from the menu. The Set Control Panel Password dialog box opens. Enter a number that corresponds to one of the first eight Input Keys into each field. -
Page 27: Setup Options
Bridge – indicates a remote control panel and the version of its communication link to the enclosure’s CPU Use the following steps to check the software version information for the CP-15 Control Panel. To check the software version information: Press the Function Key. -
Page 28: Choosing The Default Virtual Matrix
The Default VM list appears. Scroll to 2:Audio, Stereo. Press the Select Key. The display returns to the top of the Setup Options submenu, and Virtual Matrix 2 “Audio, Stereo” is the default matrix. CP-15 Instruction Manual Setup Options Version Number Current Default VM... -
Page 29: Reloading The Configuration File
The configuration file contains system information that is loaded to the CPU in the matrix switcher. The CP-15 Control Panel automatically references this information during all of the control operations. If adding a CP-15 remote to an existing system, the configuration file will need to be reloaded to the CP-15 using the directions on page 26. -
Page 30: Installing A Cp-15 Remote Control Panel
Installing a CP-15 Remote Control Panel This section covers rack installation for the CP-15 Remote Panel, as well as instructions for linking multiple panels. When the installation is complete, perform a test switch to make sure the system is working properly (see page 32). - Page 31 Loosen the two outer screws on the connector. Insert the two wires from the CP-15 Remote into the two outer slots of the connector from the CPU, leaving the center slot empty (FIG. 10). Note that either wire can be inserted into either of the outer slots.
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Page 32: Applying Power
To apply power to the CP-15 Remote using the wall transformer: Insert the power plug from the transformer into the power jack on the CP-15 Remote (FIG. 11). Place the CP-15 Remote in a rack or other permanent installation location before plugging the transformer into the power source. -
Page 33: Rack Installation
Installing a CP-15 Remote Control Panel Rack Installation CP-15 Remote Panels are designed to fit in a standard EIA 19 in. (48.26 cm) rack. Once the CP-15 Remote is wired, follow the rack installation instructions below. If linking multiple panels, see “Linking Multiple Panels” on page 31 before installing the panels in a rack. -
Page 34: Linking Multiple Panels
Linking Multiple Panels CP-15 Remote Panels can be linked together in a daisy chain to create multiple control points for a single system. Note: If any of the linked CP-15 remote panels were not part of the original system, the current configuration file must be uploaded to the remote;... -
Page 35: Completing The Installation
Installing a CP-15 Remote Control Panel Insert the power plug from each of the AMX AutoPatch transformers into the power jack on each of the CP-15 remote panels. Place the panels in rack(s) or in other permanent installation locations. Plug the wall transformers into the power sources. -
Page 36: Appendix A - System Error Codes
Appendix A – System Error Codes This appendix provides an overview of common error codes that can appear on a CP-15 Control Panel. The table below lists the error code, the name of the code, the meaning of the code, and some basic troubleshooting strategies (additional troubleshooting strategies are included on page 34). -
Page 37: Technical Support
Before contacting technical support with a question, please consult this manual. If you still have questions, contact your AMX representative or technical support. Have your system’s serial number ready. The system’s serial number is normally located on the rear of the enclosure; if not, remove the left expansion plate above the power receptacle and look inside the inclosure to the left. - Page 38 It’s Your World - Take Control™ 3000 RESEARCH DRIVE, RICHARDSON, TX 75082 USA • 800.222.0193 • 469.624.8000 • 469-624-7153 fax • 800.932.6993 technical support • www.amx.com...