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Introduction

CP-10 Instruction Manual

Control Keys

Note: The following keys are not currently implemented: Special, Undo, Comma, Period, and

Up and Down Arrows.

Keys & Functions

 Cancel Key – cancels an incomplete command and returns the panel to the Command screen.

Cannot undo a completed operation, i.e., an operation followed by the pressing of the

Take Key

 Take Key – functions like the “Enter” key on a computer key board. Pressing the Take Key

instructs the system to complete an operation

 Status Key – queries the system for signal routing information and switch verification

 Level Key – prepares the system to receive a level identification number. When controlling a

system with a CP-10, the terms “Level” and “VM (Virtual Matrix)” are interchangeable

 Change Key – prepares the system to accept a Change command

 Input (source) Key – prepares the system to receive an input (source) identification number

as the next entry

 Output (destination) Key – prepares the system to receive an output (destination)

identification number as the next entry

 Arrow Keys – scroll left or right through long lists of outputs (required only when an arrow

graphic is displayed on the LCD Command screen)

 Preset Key – implements local and global presets

 Program Key – displays software version only

 Backlight Key – illuminates the LCD for approximately 20 seconds. Press the Backlight Key

again to turn the backlight off before the 20 seconds are over

 Space Key – inserts a space between multiple outputs or multiple local presets when entering

a command. Output and local preset prompts are the only prompts that accept multiple

number entries

 Number Keys (0 - 9) – enter level, input, output, and preset numbers, and to enter digits for

any other functions that may require numbers

FIG. 2 CP-10 LCD & control panel keys

Arrow Keys

Number Keys (0 through 9)

LCD Command Screen

Command Keys

Take Key

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