Chapter 4 Operation
4-2. Main Window

4-2-3. System Menu


Terminal Name Configuration

Terminal Name Configuration

Type setting page:
Specify type names to be used as prefixes of terminal names.
Up to 4 characters can be entered, and the corresponding icons can be selected in Properties.

Level setting page:
Specify the level names. Level names for up to 8 or 16 levels can be specified.

Example: Specify VID for level 1, and AUD for level 2.

Source setting page, Destination setting page:
Specify terminal names.
For "Type + Number," specify terminal names, each consisting of a type name you have set (up to 4 characters) followed by a number (up to 3 digits).

A "Description" name can be specified in up to 16 characters of any type.

If you click on the Properties icon, the Properties dialog box is displayed, and you can select the icon specifically designed for the terminal.

In the Properties dialog box, you can also specify Secret (Source) and Level (Destination).

The Properties dialog box can be displayed by double-clicking or right-clicking on the box you wish to specify.

Description Name Groups setting page:
Edit and transmit the Description Name Groups.
For details, see "Operations on the Description Name Groups setting page."

List of icons

Receiving setting data:
To read the setting data from the primary station.

Sending setting data:
To send the setting data to the primary station.

Properties:
To edit the selected terminal name.

Delete:
To delete the selected terminal name.

Reload:
o reload the setting data.

Exit:
To quit Terminal Name Configuration.


Operations on the Description Name Groups setting page

Display when S-BUS connections have been made: for S-BUS connection

Display when Serial(RS-232C)/Network connections have been made: for Serial/Network connection

"Add Group" button:
To create a new group.
If you click on this button, a new No. and a temporary Description are added to the Groups box.
By clicking on a temporary Description, the Description name can be changed.

"Delete Group" button:
By clicking on this button, the selected group can be deleted.

Addition of signals:
  1. Select a signal by clicking on a desired signal on the Source Selection or Destination Selection list in the right of the window.
  2. Click on the "<<Add" button.
    The selected signal is added to the Source Selected or Destination Selected list at the center of the window.

Deletion of signals:
  1. Select a signal by clicking on a desired signal on the Source Selected or Destination Selected list at the center of the window.
  2. Click on the "Delete>>" button.
    The deleted signal is added to the Source Selection or Destination Selection list at the right in the window.

Repeat the above procedures of addition and deletion of signals until all the necessary Description Name Groups are created.

Data transmission/reception of the Description Name Group:

* When serial interface (RS-232C) or network connections have been made
The following procedures are enabled only in on-line status.
Only the data of a single group can be transmitted to all the control panels.
  1. Select a group to be transmitted from the Groups list.
  2. Click on the "To Secondaries" button.

* When S-BUS connections have been made
The following procedures are enabled only in on-line status.
For reception:
You can receive data only from the primary station.
  1. Click on the "From Primary" button.
    The data for No.1 to No.8 of the Groups list will be overwritten with the received data.
For transmission:
Transmission to the primary station
  1. Click on the "To Primary" button.
    The data for No.1 to No.8 of the Groups list will be transmitted.
Transmission to the control panels and UMDs
  1. Select a group to be transmitted from the Groups list.
  2. Click on the "To Secondaries" button.
    The following dialog box appears.
    Panel Selection
  3. Select the destination panels, then click on the "Send" button.
    If the "Select All" button is clicked on, all the secondary and third-level control panels are selected as transmission destinations.

If the BZR-IF310 is selected as a transmission destination, all the third-level control panels and UMDs connected to the BZR-IF310 will be destinations.
You cannot transmit to the third-level stations individually.


Phantom Configuration

On this submenu,you can create,edit,and delete local phantoms, global phantoms, and salvos.
Phantom data can be read or sent from/to the primary station, or newly created.



Group Class
Specify the class of a Phantom Group to be newly created from Local Global and Salvo.

Type, Number, Description
Specify the terminal name (Type + Number) and Description of the Phantom Group to be newly created.

Destination Icon check box
To display destination icons on the Phantom Crosspoints list click on the check box to select it.

Global Phantom
Unused:
The number of available (registration possible) crosspoints for Global Phantom is indicated.
No.:
When Global Phantom is selected in Phantom Groups the serial numbers of the Global Phantoms is indicated.

Phantom Crosspoint Selection
Source/Destination/Level list:
Select a terminal name or a level to be set.

"Add" button:
To add Source, Destination, and Level settings selected from the Source, Destination, and Level lists to the Phantom Crosspoints list.

"Modify" button:
To modify Phantom Crosspoints.

Selection of Normal/Global/DST+ and Offset
Normal:
Normal Phantom Crosspoints.

Global:
To add a Global Phantom to the Phantom Crosspoints list.
Select a Global Phantom in Phantom Groups and specify a Global No.

When Global is selected in Group Class, this option is disabled.

DST+ and Offset:
A Destination Offset-type Local Phantom is added to the Phantom Crosspoints list.

When DST+ is selected Offset can be specified.
This option is disabled when Group Class is set to Global.

Original check box
The original Level of the selected Destination is restored.
This option is disabled when a Destination Offset-type Local Phantom or a Global Phantom is selected.

List of icons

Receiving Global Phantom:
To read Global Phantom data from the primary station.

Sending Global Phantom:
To send Global Phantom data to the primary station.

Add:
To create and edit a Phantom Group on the Phantom Groups list.

Duplicate:
To copy a Phantom Group.

Delete:
To delete a Phantom Group.

Take Phantom:
To execute Take for the selected Phantom Group.

Test Phantom:
To display a matrix for confirmation of the setting.

Snapshot:
To copy an item of crosspoint status data into a Phantom Group (Salvo).

Send Local Phantom:
To send Local Phantom data to the Control Panel.

Graphical Mode/List Mode:
To switch the display mode of the Phantom Crosspoints window.

Select Bitmap:
Select the background of the Crosspoint Icons.

Preview Phantom:
To preview the Crosspoint Icons in another window.

Reload Phantom:
To reload the setting data.

Exit:
To quit Phantom Configuration.


Inhibit Table Configuration

On this submenu, you can specify Inhibit for a crosspoint.



Specify a rectangular area by dragging the mouse cursor, and specify Inhibit ON/OFF with the button or by right-clicking.

List of icons

Receiving Inhibition Table:
To read the Inhibition Table data from the primary station.

Sending Inhibition Table:
To send the Inhibition Table data to the primary station.

Toggle Inhibition:
To switch Inhibition ON/OFF for the selected crosspoint.

Zoom In Grid:
To magnify the view of the matrix area.

Zoom Out Grid:
To zoom out the view of the matrix area.

Reload:
To reload the setting data.

Exit:
To quit Inhibit Table Configuration.


Physical Assignment Configuration

On this submenu, you can allocate levels or names to physical inputs and outputs of the routing switcher.
Allocate a physical terminal number and a physical level to a virtual name and a virtual level for Source and Destination.

List of icons

Receiving setting data:
To read the setting data from the primary station.

Sending setting data:
To send the setting data to the primary station.

Swap:
To swap setting data of the selected two areas.

Paste:
To copy and paste the setting data of the selected area.

Delete:
To delete the setting data of the selected area.

Zoom In Grid:
To magnify the view of the matrix area.

Zoom Out Grid:
To zoom out the view of the matrix area.

Reload:
To reload the setting data.

Exit:
To quit Physical Assignment Configuration.

Display Level:
To select the display level.


Source Assignment Configuration

On this submenu, you can allocate sources.
Take Level 1 as a reference, and allocate sources of other levels.

List of icons

Receiving setting data:
To read the setting data from the primary station.

Sending setting data:
To send the setting data to the primary station.

Reload:
To reload the setting data.

Exit:
To quit Source Assignment Configuration.


Tie Line Configuration

On this submenu, you can set Tie Line Paths between Sources and Destinations.



From the Path list at the upper left of the window, select a Path number to be set.
Up to 16 paths can be set.

Setting Source Group/Route Group/Destination Group
Select a terminal name in each Group. You can drag a terminal name from the Source/Destination/Level list at the bottom of the window, and drop it into each box of Source Group/Route Group/Destination Group to the right in the window.

List of icons

Receiving setting data:
To read the setting data from the primary station.

Sending setting data:
To send the setting data to the primary station.

Delete:
To delete the selected terminal name.

Reload:
To reload the setting data.

Exit:
To quit Tie Line Configuration.