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Menu Operations
DISPLAY MODE
Set the mode for the panel display.
Normally use STATUS mode.
1: STATUS
Checking the latest crosspoint information, the unit turns
on the button that corresponds to the currently selected
source. In this mode, the current status can be displayed
by button illumination even if switching is made from
another panel. Normally use this mode.
2: PROMPT
A button lights when you press it.
Use this mode, for example, when you want buttons set for
phantom to be lit when active regardless of crosspoint
information.
PROTECT MODE
Specify the operation in Protect mode for each panel.
Normally use NORMAL mode.
The mode selected here has no affect on the X-HOLD/
XPT HOLD button illuminating condition.
The default setting is 4: FLEX & OA
1: ON AIR
Switching can be executed even in Protect mode.
When the panel to be used as a selector during on-the-air
status is set to ON AIR mode, and other panels are set to
NORMAL mode, you can execute switching at will from
the panel in ON AIR mode while eliminating inadvertent
switching from other panels by setting the panels to Protect
mode during on-the-air status.
Using the LOCK (CHOP) button on the MKS-8082 in
combination, you may disable switching also from the
panel in ON AIR mode when required.
2: NORMAL
Switching cannot be executed even in Protect mode.
Normally use this mode.
3: FLEXIBLE
Protection of other stations can be canceled.
Normally, protection that was activated from another
station can only be canceled from the primary station.
By setting a panel to this mode, you can cancel protection
activated on another panel.
If you forgot to cancel protection or protection was
unintentionally activated, you must first find the panel
where protection was activated. However, if there is a
panel in FLEXIBLE mode, you can cancel such protection
using this panel as a master panel.
4: FLEX & OA
A mode combining FLEXIBLE mode and ON AIR mode.
PHANTOM PROTECT (MKS-8082 only)
Specify one of these operation modes for phantom
switching when there is a protected destination.
Normally use PART PROT mode.
1: PART PROT
Only unprotected signals are switched. Switching to the
protected destination is not executed.
Normally use this mode.
2: FULL PROT
No switching operations are executed if any destination in
the phantom is protected.
Use this mode when there is no meaning if any one signal
remains unswitched.
3: BUTTON LINK
When the XPT HOLD button on the panel is lit, no
switching operations can be executed.
Regarding phantom switching the same as normal source
switching, you can know whether all switching operations
specified for the phantom are possible or not by checking
whether the XPT HOLD button is lit (protect on).
PANEL MODE
Set whether this unit is to be used alone or as the mother
unit among multiple units. The setting is fixed to 1:
STAND ALONE.
1: STAND ALONE
To use as a stand-alone unit.
LEVEL MODE
Select the operation methods of the level-control buttons.
1: SINGLE
The single-level mode is selected. In this mode, signals on
the level(s) of the last pressed button are searched for.
To restore the previous level setting, press the CLEAR
button or select another destination.
2: MULTI
The multiple-level mode is selected. In this mode, each
time you press a level-control button it cyclically turns on
(selected) or off (unselected) independently. Use this
mode when you want to search for signals of levels of
multiple buttons.
If you set all the levels to the unselected status, the
previous level is automatically restored. This is the same
result as that when you press the CLEAR button or select
another destination.
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