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MCS 4000 mission control software
3.3 Configuring
the User Surface
Note:
3.4 Setting up Receivers
Manually
Note:
Hub Status...: This menu lets you retrieve the current data of the HUB 4000s connected to
the system (temperature, supply voltage, IP addresses, etc.).
The "LEDs ON" and "LEDs OFF" keys allow you to activate and deactivate the status indi-
cators on the HUB 4000 front panel.
The "Reset Hub" key lets you restart the HUB 4000.
1. From the menu bar, select "Tools" - "Config...".
The following screen will pop up:
2. Enter the number of receivers of your system (between 1 and 63) into the "Number of
receivers connected" field in the "Monitor Settings" tab.
3. Enter the number of channels (1 to 63) to be shown on each page of the Control Center
screen into the "Number of receivers displayed" field.
4. Click on "OK" to save your settings or on "Cancel" to return to the previous settings and
close the window.
If you have divided your channel screen into two or more pages, you can scroll to the next
page of the Control Center window by clicking on the arrow in the bottom left corner of
the screen.
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From the menu bar, select "Tools" - "Config..." - "SR 4000 Devices".
Alternatively, you can bring up the "Tools" menu by clicking the right-hand mouse key on
any channel in the Info Field. This will also bring up a submenu in which you can switch
individual channels on and off.
The screen will change as follows:
You can now adjust the Channel Info bar to the transmitter and receiver color-codes and
set the receiving frequency (as a Preset subchannel or in MHz), the name of the receiver,
and the squelch threshold.
Note:
Alternatively, you can bring up the "Tools"
menu by clicking the right-hand mouse
key on any channel in the Info Field. This
will also bring up a submenu in which you
can switch individual channels on and off.
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