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PRESET 10 ARCHITECTURAL – SETUP
FACEPLATE CONFIGURATION
Each Preset 10 Architectural has four jumpers, JP1 through JP4, which select different modes of
operation. The factory default is to have all jumpers installed.
JP1
When this jumper is installed on the MAIN faceplate, recording of presets is enabled. When
removed, the TIME and RECORD buttons are disabled. The position of JP1 on a REMOTE
faceplate has no effect.
JP2
When this jumper is installed, the faceplate takes on the MAIN duty. The MAIN faceplate is
responsible for transmitting and receiving DMX512, storing presets, and communicating with
REMOTE faceplates. When removed, the faceplate takes on the REMOTE duty. A REMOTE
faceplate communicates button presses and mimics the state of the LEDs on the master
faceplate.
JP3
When this jumper is installed, the Preset 10 operates as an architectural preset station. When this
jumper is removed, the Preset 10 operates as a console backup/portable station. This jumper
modifies the personality of the Preset 10 software.
JP4
When this jumper is installed, it enables SINGLE STATION MODE. In this mode, the faceplate
will not send any "alternate start code" packets. When this jumper is removed, it enables MULTI
STATION MODE. This allows the alternate start code packets required for main/remote station
operation. If your system contains only one Preset 10, there is no need to remove the jumper.
MAIN AND REMOTE SELECTION
In a system with more than one faceplate, only one MAIN is allowed. To modify a faceplate to become a
MAIN which can support REMOTE stations, the shunt located at JP2 should be installed and the shunt at
JP4 should be removed. For safe keeping, place the shunt over only one of the pins at JP4.
To modify a faceplate to become a REMOTE station, the shunts located at JP2 and JP4 should be
removed. For safe keeping, place the shunt over only one of the pins at JP2 and JP4.
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