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8.0 MENU TOPOGRAPHY AND ADJUSTMENT METHODOLOGY
From here on, we’ll be looking at the high-level menu structure employed in
the C2-7000 series and, more importantly, the individual menu items that
allow you to take advantage of the power of the unit.
You’ll be using the Front Panel controls and the Integrated LCD Display to
control the C2-7000 series. You’ll turn the rotary encoder (10 key panel) or
move the multi-directional switch left or right (48 key panel) and the LCD
display will show you where you are in the menu.
Once you are where you want to be, you’ll press the knob/switch and this will
enable an adjustment to be made. You’ll note that the brackets surrounding a
particular parameter’s value will begin to flash. You’ll then make the
adjustments by turning the rotary encoder (10 key panel) or move the multidirectional
switch left or right (48 key panel) and then pressing the
knob/switch to finish the process.
A few menu items have multiple parameters within an individual menu
selection. In those cases, you’ll adjust the first, move to the next item, and
then adjust the second. With the multi-directional switch, you can use the
up/down direction to adjust the second parameter whilst the first is flashing.
Holding the knob or switch in for a few seconds stores all changes in memory.
Unless you intentionally change it again later, the adjustment will remain even
after power is removed from the unit.
Before we start going through the menus, it’s vitally important that you
understand the method of changing between the Outputs (1 and 2) and
Windows (A B & Z). Experiment with them until you’re confident you
understand how they work as they are vital controls of the unit.
Let’s review the functions of buttons 1 & 2 plus the Shift button on the 10-key
front panel again:
Button Number
Button Function
1 Toggles Windows A, B & Z
Shift +1 Toggles between Channel 1 & 2
2 ‘Take” button in Switcher Mode
Shift + 2
Highlights Active Window
Control on the 48-key panel is even simpler – just press the Output number or
Window letter you need to adjust.
As you make adjustments, the front panel LCD display will normally show
which Channel or Window you’re working with. If you become lost with the 10