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To define a key
1. Click on Define.
2. Click a key to define. A key definition dialog box opens.
3. There are approximately 130 functions that can be configured in this dialog box.
All settings are grouped by the key's functional group.
a. To assign a channel function to this key, select Channel Functions from The
Key's Functional Group. The channel functions group includes all functions
specifically related to a channel. For example: selecting a channel, monitoring
a channel, and adjusting the volume for a channel.
b. To assign a system function to this key, select System Functions from The
Key's Functional Group. The system functions group includes all functions
specifically related to the system (as opposed to a channel). For example:
reviewing ANI, setting the clock, taking over a console, and the site intercom.
c. To assign an auxiliary I/O function to this key, select Auxiliary Input/Output
from The Key's Functional Group.
d. To assign a spare output function to this key, select Spare Output from The
Key's Functional Group.
4. Depending upon the functional group and key choice, some parameters may
appear.
Tip
A description of each key and its parameters are explained in
Description of Key Functions and Parameters
Tip
If you are having trouble finding the correct setting to configure,
refer to
definitions.
Copy Position Layout
The Copy Position Layout function lets you copy a complete position configuration
including key definitions and panel layout. Using this function, one operator position may
be defined and then quickly copied to other positions.
To copy a position's layout to another position
This feature requires at least one console position's layout to be configured.
1. Click Edit, Position Configuration.
2. Use the up and down arrows next to the Position number to select the position to
you wish to copy the layout TO.
3. In the Copy Position Layout area, click the position number to copy the layout
FROM.
A dialog box appears, identifying which position layout it will copy from and to.
4. If the action in the dialog box is correct, click Yes.
Figure 39
for a map of all possible settings for key
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