Chapter 3 Getting Started and Quitting
3-1. Starting the Program

Double-click on the BZR-2000 icon of the Explorer or on the Start menu.
After the following screen is displayed, the Main Window is displayed.


The Logon dialog box is displayed if users have been registered in "Password Setup."

Logon Dialog Box

Enter a User Name and Password, then click on the "Accept" button.
The Main Window is displayed.

3-2. Initial Settings

When BZR-2000 is executed for the first time after installation, the Setup dialog box will be displayed.
You should set the operating environment of the program first.

Setup Dialog Box

Setup Dialog Box

Set the operating environment of BZR-2000 and the Routing Switcher System configuration.
For details on the setting items, see "4-1. Setup Dialog Box."

3-3. To Quit

Quit

You can quit the program in either of the following ways:

  1. Click on "BZR-2000" on the menu bar of the Main Window, then click on "Exit" on the pulldown menu.
  2. Double-click on the icon located at the upper left of the Main Window.
  3. Click on the "X" button at the upper right of the Main Window.

The following Save dialog box is displayed:

Save Dialog Box

"Save" button:
To quit the program after saving the setting data into the current database
"Save as" button:
To quit the program after saving the setting data into the specified database
"No Save" button:
To quit the program without saving the setting data
"Cancel" button:
To cancel quitting the program (to continue operation)

3-4. Operational Procedures of BZR-2000

Proceed as follows to make settings for the Routing Switcher System with this program.

You must be versed in connections and configurations for each device of the Routing Switcher System, S-BUS protocols, and the input/output audio/video signal matrix.
For information on these, refer to the corresponding manuals.
You may find the INSTALLATION MANUAL FOR SYSTEM SETUP especially helpful.

  1. Identify all input/output signals, and group them into 16-level sources/destinations.

  2. Specify a "Type + Number" name to each of the virtual input/output terminal numbers.
    The range for virtual terminal numbers is from 1 to 1024 for both sources and destinations.

  3. Specify the second name, "Description" name, to the virtual terminal numbers, if necessary.

  4. Allocate a physical terminal number to each virtual terminal number ,as required.

  5. Set Phantoms, if necessary.

  6. Decide which remote control unit is to be active.

  7. Decide which input is to be made unavailable for a specific output.

  8. Set Tie Lines, if necessary.

  9. Make settings for the remote control units on the S-BUS data link.

  10. Save the setting data into a database, if necessary.