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- Page 1 4-733-749-14 (1) 32 BUTTON REMOTE CONTROL PANEL MKS-R3210 16 BUTTON LCD REMOTE CONTROL PANEL MKS-R1620 UNIVERSAL 16 LCD REMOTE CONTROL PANEL MKS-R1630 Operating Instructions © 2017 Sony Corporation...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Usage Precautions ..........35 Table of Contents Error/Warning Messages ........36 Specifications ............38 Overview..............3 Features ................3 Button Function Settings ..........3 System Connection Example ..........4 Locations and Functions of Parts......5 Front Panel ..............5 Rear Panel ..............7 Status Display Window (MKS-R1630) ......8 Preparations............ -
Page 3: Overview
When multiple crosspoints have been selected and a salvo is defined beforehand using the web menu, all the crosspoints set for the salvo can be switched by pressing one button. The MKS-R3210/R1620/R1630 is a remote control panel that Self-diagnostics function connects to a PWS-100NM1/110NM1 running IP Live... -
Page 4: System Connection Example
System Connection Example Dual LAN redundancy system connection DHCP DHCP server server server server MKS-R3210 MKS-R1620 LAN1 LAN2 MKS-R1630 IP Live System Manager IP Live System Manager L2 switch L2 switch (Primary) (Secondary) (For control) (For control) L3 switch L3 switch... -
Page 5: Locations And Functions Of Parts
When you turn the knob with the DEST lamp lit green, source names appear in sequence in the preset display window. On the MKS-R3210, this button (top left button) lights up blue When the DEST lamp is lit amber, destination names appear. - Page 6 MKS-R1630 a STATS,DISP button b SRC,DEST/LEVEL button c PG UP/GP UP button d ASSGN button e Status display window f Selection buttons with display g SHIFT button SHIFT STATS PG UP DEST ASSGN DISP GP UP LEVEL PG DN LOCK PROT ENTRY GP DN...
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Page 7: Rear Panel
Rear Panel MKS-R3210/R1620/R1630 d DC IN connector a U (ground) terminal b LAN1 port c LAN2 port a U (ground) terminal For signal grounding. b LAN1 (PoE) port Connect to the network with system controller connected (network 1). This port accepts power using PoE. -
Page 8: Status Display Window (Mks-R1630)
Status Display Window (MKS-R1630) The display in the status display window varies depending on the display mode. The display mode is automatically determined when the selection method is selected. It is changed by pressing the STATS,DISP button. Icons The icons shown below appear depending on the operation status. - Page 9 Preset display mode This mode is the preset switching mode for the BPS selection method or MD selection method. MKS-R11-User User name of remote panel which sets Dest Self Self protection Destination name Destinatiogroup 0001 Preset Selection (preset source) Source group 0001 Status Source name Source group 0011...
- Page 10 Destination display Type name Dest D e s t i n a t i o g r o u p 0 0 0 1 Displays five names from among A 1 D e s t i n a t g r o u p 0 0 0 1 the base name and alias names 1 to 8 (the names to display are set A 2 D e s t i n a t g r o u p 0 0 0 1...
- Page 11 Operation information display Displays the following information for about 5 seconds if an No Destination: Target destination for operation is not listed error occurs during operation. in [Available Destination]. Protection: Target object is protected. No Source: Target source for operation is not listed in No Level: Indicates an operation of a destination without a [Available Source].
- Page 12 Display transition BPS display mode STATS DISP Level display Connector information display Source display Dest Dest Source Destinatiogroup 0001 Destinatiogroup 0001 S o u r c e g r o u p 0 0 1 1 A1Destinatgroup 0001 A 1 S o u r c e g r o u p 0 0 1 1 Source Source A 2 S o u r c e g r o u p 0 0 1 1...
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Page 13: Preparations
Use LAN1. IP Live System Manager LAN1 Notes on Installation MKS-R3210/R1620/R1630 For installing the unit in a 19-inch rack IP Live System Manager When installing in a 19-inch rack, use binding-head screws (+B5×10, 7-682-575-04). - Page 14 Key label guide For a large button (13 × 13 mm) -0.2 For a small button (10 × 10 mm) -0.2...
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Page 15: Configuring Using The Buttons
Press and hold the bottom two function buttons (PROT button and LOCK (CHOP) button by default on the MKS-R3210/R1620, or PROT button and ENTRY button by default on the MKS-R1630) simultaneously for three seconds or longer until “RESET” appears on the preset display window. -
Page 16: Operations
Monitor function Operations This function can be assigned to any button, and a button assigned with the Monitor function becomes a MONI button. For details about the MONI button, see “Monitoring Destinations” (page 23). Note Status function This section describes typical operation on the MKS-R1620. This function can be assigned to a pinned button only, and a For other models, substitute the button names and other button assigned with the Status function becomes a STATUS... -
Page 17: Switching Between Source Selection Mode And Destination Selection Mode
button. A button assigned with the Group Down function Switching between BPS (button per source) becomes a GP DN button. selection method and MD (multi destination) For details about the GP UP button and GP DN button, see selection method “Pages and Page Groups”... -
Page 18: Assigning A Source/Destination To A Selection Button (Assign)
Changing the selection method Switching using the selector knob You can change the selection method as described in Turn the selector knob to display the source to be “Switching between BPS (button per source) selection switched in the preset display window ([Preset] in method and MD (multi destination) selection method”... -
Page 19: Switching A Different Source For Each Level (Breakaway)
When the breakaway function is not used Note The following is displayed when a single source is selected When the same source as the source assigned to a for all levels. selection button is assigned, the source assignment of the selection button is cleared. Level Source Destination... - Page 20 Breakaway function display (single-level mode) MKS-R1620 DEST button Video Video: LEVEL 1 Source Level display IN 11 OUT 3 routing switcher DOWN OUT1 DEST/L Destination Audio channels 1/2: Audio LEVEL 2 IN 14 OUT 3 Audio DOWN button source Selectable levels Unselectable routing Audio channels 3/4:...
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Page 21: Switching Multiple Crosspoints Simultaneously (Salvo)
Example 2 Source To set a pair of crosspoints (multiple audio channels, video 9999 key signal, for example) Level 128 (Input) Level 1 Destinations (Level 1 to 128) 9999 × 9999 9999 (Output) Switching Multiple Crosspoints Destination offset salvo setting Simultaneously (Salvo) Salvo name Offset... -
Page 22: Pages And Page Groups
Note which source is stored as the preset source in [Preset] in On the MKS-R3210, functions cannot assigned to the PG the status display window (MKS-R1630 only). In Preset UP/GP UP, PG DN/GP DN, GP UP, GP DN, and GP JUMP Take mode or Preset 2 Take mode, the bottom of the buttons. -
Page 23: Preventing Source Switching For Destinations (Protect)
Turn the selector knob. Turning it clockwise makes the is avoided. interval longer, and counterclockwise makes it shorter. When the MKS-R3210/R1620 is locked, “Lock” and the IP addresses of LAN1 and LAN2 appear in sequence in the preset display window. -
Page 24: Level Control
• If an MKS-R3210 is a parent device, the page link • On devices that operate together as parent/child, the cannot be enabled. If an MKS-R3210 is a child device,... -
Page 25: Web Menu
The used IP address is displayed in the preset display unauthorized third parties on the network may be able to window on the MKS-R3210/R1620 by pressing the LOCK access the unit. (CHOP) button to lock the device. It is displayed in the status... -
Page 26: Panel Table Page
• User Manual: Displays the Operating Instructions (PDF). On the MKS-R1620/R1630, select the page number • About Web Menu: Displays information relating to the web you want to set, and specify a page name as menu. required. Note Click the selection button you want to set in the panel diagram. -
Page 27: Salvo Table Page
Monitor Target Number: Enter the number of the monitor Adding a selectable source/destination target destination of the destination monitor function. Click the [+] button for [Available Source] or Click the [Apply] button. [Available Destination]. Specify the range of sources or destinations to Salvo Table Page enable in the dialog. -
Page 28: Alias Name Lists Page
Set the destination that is selected when power is turned on. Enable set control destination by page (Not available on the MKS-R3210) If you configure a destination for each page and then switch pages, this enables the function to change the control destination to the configured destination for that page. -
Page 29: Display Settings Page
Enable Circular (Start ⇔ End) Page Select Immediate: Immediate Take mode Preset: Preset Take mode (Not available on the MKS-R3210) Preset 2: Preset 2 Take mode Enable looping between the start page and end page when switching pages using the Page Up button or Page Down For details about each mode, see “Take Mode”... -
Page 30: Retrace Settings Page
Breakaway Display Mode New Line Top Level: Display the crosspoints of the top level only. (Not available on the MKS-R3210) All Level: Display the crosspoints of all levels. Sets the position of a line break in the connector name Breakaway Color displayed on operation buttons. -
Page 31: Linkage Settings Page
Page Group Settings Page Select to use a remote control panel as a child panel using the panel link function. (Not available on the MKS-R3210) Authorized: Displays the authorization state from the parent. Use to register consecutive pages on the [Panel Table] page “a”... -
Page 32: Network Settings Page
For details, see “Switching between BPS (button per When check marks are placed in [Enable Redundancy] and source) selection method and MD (multi destination) [Manual IP address assignment (Static IP)] > [Using only selection method” (page 17). LAN1], configure the IP address settings in [System Controller] and [NTP Server] for LAN1 (Secondary). -
Page 33: Time Settings Page
SNMP Trap dialog: Specify the destination host for sending Time setting traps. Use to set the date and time manually. SNMP Version: Select [v1] or [v2c] as the SNMP trap Notes version. NIC: Select [LAN1] or [LAN2] for the LAN on which to •... -
Page 34: Csv
<ID>,<EnableGp>,<GpName>,<UsePages>,<TopPage>, DelayCount: 0 to 200 (Delay value) <FirstPage>,<DestNum>,<SetDestByGp>,<BackXPT>, <Salvo>,<Take>,<Layout>,<Tally>,<Color>,<LevelList> Panel Table CSV format Description Syntax (page name, not required on MKS-R3210) ID: Number NAME,<PageNum>,<PageName> EnableGp: 'ENABLE' or empty ('') GpName: Page group name Syntax (button layout, MKS-R4020 only) UsePages: Page list (such as "1 2 3 4") LAYOUT,<KeyNum>,<ButtonType>... -
Page 35: Usage Precautions
If usage exceeds the above normal usage frequency, the life expectancy may be reduced correspondingly. About network security SONY WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR DAMAGES OF ANY KIND RESULTING FROM A FAILURE TO IMPLEMENT PROPER SECURITY MEASURES ON TRANSMISSION DEVICES, UNAVOIDABLE DATA LEAKS RESULTING FROM TRANSMISSION SPECIFICATIONS, OR SECURITY PROBLEMS OF ANY KIND. -
Page 36: Error/Warning Messages
If trouble occurs on the unit, the status lamp lights up red and Warning messages disappear after being displayed for about an error/warning message is displayed in the preset display 2 seconds. window (MKS-R3210/R1620) or in the mode information area of the status display window (MKS-R1630). Error messages Message... - Page 37 Check the network and device connections and occur. settings. Redundancy mode: Could not connect to the LAN2 parent device when panel link is set. If an error persists after taking the appropriate actions above, contact your Sony service or sales representative.
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Page 38: Specifications
UNIT, EITHER DURING THE WARRANTY PERIOD OR AFTER EXPIRATION OF THE WARRANTY, OR FOR ANY OTHER REASON WHATSOEVER. • SONY WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR CLAIMS OF ANY KIND MADE BY USERS OF THIS UNIT OR MADE BY THIRD PARTIES.