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Ingest Control Panel
Ingest Control Panel
About the Ingest Control Panel (ICP)
The Ingest Control Panel (ICP) provides basic transport and jog/shuttle controls in a compact desktop unit. This panel gives operators a choice in controlling ingest environments by providing desktop device transport button control in addition to an automation GUI’s Device
Control Interface and a broadcast device’s conventional transport controls.
When used in conjunction with an automation playout or ingest workstation, the workstation displays the events to be controlled and the ICP provides a “hands-on” user interface.
Two models of the ICP panel are currently in use: ICP-J (newer) and ICP-SP (older).
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Summary of Panel Features
Ingest Control Panel
Ingest Control Panel features include:
Sony Jog – Shuttle knob
The jog/shuttle mechanism is a central weighted jog wheel surrounded by a concentric shuttle ring. This eliminates the need to depress the control to switch between jog and shuttle modes.
18 control buttons
5 dedicated transport controls
Can be directly connected to workstation or ganged to Operator Control Panel
Specifications
The following table provides a brief list of specifications for an Ingest Control Panel.
Specification Description
Size
Weight
Power Requirements
6.5” x 7” x 1.25”
3.7 lbs (1.68 KG)
The ICP comes with a universal, 12 volt DC switching power supply. If you need a power cord specific to your location, please contact your local distributor.
Warning: Using a power supply other than the unit specified can result in damage to the panel and/or other equipment which is not covered by the manufactures Warranty.
Note: The current requirement for this panel does not exceed
1A.
Typical Location In close proximity to the operator workstation.
Mounting Requirements No mounting is required. Since this is a desktop unit, only sufficient desk space is required.
Cabling
The OCP and the ICP connect to a client PC serial port using a straight through DB9 RS-232 connection. Since the PC and control panel serial connectors are male, ensure the cable terminations are female (Assuming a male-to-female cable is used, fit one end of the cable with a female-to-female adapter.)
Pin Connections
Client PC
Received Data
Transmitted Data
Signal Ground
Pin to Pin
2 <-> 2
3 <-> 3
5 <-> 5
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Transmitted Data
Received Data
Signal Ground
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For more information regarding cabling requirements and pinouts reference the latest version of the document, ADC Cabling Standards.
RS-232 to USB converter for the OCP & ICP panels
The ADC OCP and ICP panels come standard with RS232 connections. For client PCs without serial ports, third-party RS232 to USB converter, such as a Digitech RS-232 to USB converter, have been used successfully with these panels. However, no guarantee is made regarding compatibility or workability of any specific converter with the OCP or ICP panels.
IMPORTANT: For any converter, ensure the converter port in Device Manager is set to COM
2. This is necessary for operation with Air Client & Media Client.
To Configure the Ingest Control panel
The Ingest Control Panel (ICP) is configured through the ADC Media Client software.
1. From the Media Client main menu select Properties > Control Panel. The Control Panel selection dialog is displayed.
2. From the Control Panel selection dialog select the desired Control Panel from those listed in the left pane, and then click Edit. The Control Panel configuration dialog is displayed.
3. Select the ICP tab.
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4. Wheel rate for Jog: Use the dropdown menu for this field to select the rate configuration for the Jog command via Ingest Control Panel (ICP). The following wheel rates are available:
• 1/8 turn, or 45 degree
• 1/4 turn, or 90 degree
• 1/2 turn, or 180 degree
• 1 turn, or 360 degree
5. ICP Type: Use this parameter to set a default value for the Shuttle Ring Factor, the value of which can also be adjusted independently.
• For the ICP-SP (older model), the ICP Type is set to 0, which sets the Shuttle Ring
Factor to 22.
• For the ICP-J (newer model), the ICP Type is set to 1, which sets the Shuttle Ring
Factor to 55.
6. Shuttle Ring Factor: Use this parameter to scale the positions reported by the panels’ control and electronics to the Media Client’s shuttle behavior. The default values as specified for ICP Type can be adjusted to alter the behavior of the shuttle control of either version of the ICP.
• Increasing the value increases the sensitivity of the shuttle control with a smaller angular change required to provide a particular change in shuttle speed.
• Decreasing the value reduces the sensitivity of the shuttle control, requiring a larger angular change for the same change in shuttle speed.
• Regardless of the Shuttle Ring Factor setting, the center detent position represents
Still.
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Caution: Decreasing the Shuttle Ring Factor can reduce or eliminate access to higher
shuttle speeds.
7. From the Panel: dropdown select ICP.
8. From the I/O Port dropdown select the desired Port.
9. (Optional) To load default settings for the panels click Load Defaults button. (An I/O Port must be selected before the Defaults can be set.)
10. For details on setting Button Actions, reference the following section: To Map and Remap
Ingest Control Panel (ICP) Function Buttons .
Note: Certain functions, when mapped to a button that has an associated LED, will illuminate the LED when the function is active or selected or in progress. The behavior of
the two directional arrow LEDs directly above the jog/shuttle knob are not altered.
Functions are: Shift, Source, Record, Review, Cue, and Auto Copy.
11. (Optional) To rename a Button Action, left click on a listed action entry. The cursor is placed in the field for editing
12. When all buttons are properly configured click on OK the Control Panel configuration dialog. The dialog closes.
13. Click on OK in the Control Panel selection dialog.
To Map and Remap ICP Function Buttons
The Ingest Control Panel (ICP) has its functions silk-screened onto the face of the unit, but within the Media Client application there is the ability to map and remap the functions to the buttons. Currently, all of the buttons except one have essentially fixed functions, with silkscreened labels matching the various available functions.
The "Shift" button in the upper left corner is labeled but previously not utilized. This enhancement provides the ability to utilize this button by implementing a Shift function for the
ICP.
Note: Neither the Shift function, nor any of the new functions that are by default “Shift+” functions are available on the LCP-24.
As implied by the "Shift" label, this button is not intended to act on its own, but rather to modify the behavior of the other buttons. Within the ICP configuration, additional entries are now available, expanding the number of possible controls.
The following “Shift+” functions are available:
<Shift><Rewind> - Up
<Shift><FastFwd> - Down
<Shift><MarkIn> - Offset In
<Shift><MarkOut> - Offset Out
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<Shift><CueSOM> - Split Segment
<Shift><CueEOM> - Combine Segments
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Note: The above mappings are the default settings. Any function, both new and existing, can be mapped to any button, either as the un-shifted or shifted behavior.
The “Shift+” state latches when the Shift button is pressed as follows:
• If the Shift button is pressed and held, and another button is pressed, that button’s
"Shift+” action is invoked. It is also possible to continue to hold the Shift button and press additional buttons, each of which will invoke its "Shift+" action. If one or more buttons are pressed while the Shift button is held down, when the Shift button is released the shift state will be cancelled.
• If the Shift button is pressed and released, the shift function is latched and the next button that is pressed will provide a "Shift+" action. Once a button is pressed, the shift state will be cancelled.
• If the Shift state is currently latched and the Shift button is pressed again- before another button is pressed, the shift state will be cancelled.
To Configure Actions and Shift+ Actions for a button on ICP
1. From the Media Client main menu select Properties > Control Panel. The Control Panel selection dialog is displayed.
2. From the Control Panel selection dialog select the desired Control Panel from those listed in the left pane, and then click Edit. The Control Panel configuration dialog is displayed.
3. Select the ICP tab.
There are three columns displayed- “Button”, “Action” and “Shift+ Action”.
• The “Button” column indicates the physical labeling of the buttons on the ICP
• The “Action” column indicates what action the button will perform when the Shift state is not latched.
• The “Shift+ Action” column indicates what action the button will perform when the shift state is latched.
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Configure” an Action” for a button on ICP
1. Double left click on the desired button’s entry. The Action dialog appears as following:
2. From the Action dropdown, operators can select an action for that button.
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3. From the Action dropdown list select the desired action for the selected button. Choose from actions available in the dropdown list:
Auto Copy
Combine Segment
Cue
Cue EOM
Cue SOM
Eject
Fast Forward
Jog
Mark In
Mark Out
Next
No Action
Offset Mark In
Offset Mark Out
Play
Previous
Record
Review
Review Clip
Review EOM
Review SOM
Rewind
Shift
Shuttle
Source
Split Segment
Stop
Write to AltDB
Write to DB
Configure a “Shift” Action for a Button’s Shift+ Action
1. Double left click on a listed action entry. The Action dialog appears as following:
2. From the Shift+ Action dropdown list, operators can select an action for that button.
3. Shift+ Actions are the assignment of a function to a particular button's shifted state. Any
Function other than Shift can be assigned to any button as that button's Shift+ Action.
From the Shift + Actions dropdown list select the desired action for the selected button.
Choose from actions available in the dropdown list:
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Auto Copy
Cancel Shift
Combine Segment
Cue
Cue EOM
Cue SOM
Eject
Fast Forward
Jog
Mark In
Mark Out
Next
No Action
Offset Mark In
Offset Mark Out
Play
Previous
Record
Review
Review Clip
Review EOM
Review SOM
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Rewind
Shuttle
Source
Split Segment
Stop
Write to AltDB
Write to DB
4. If a button has an Action but no Shift Action, the button will perform the Action whether
Shift is latched or not. In this case, after clicking “ OK” the Shift+ action column for that button is left blank.
5. A Shift+ Action can be defined for a button that has <No Action> defined for its Action.
This Shift+ Action will only occur if the Shift state is latched when the button is pressed.
This can be used to “guard” an action to avoid unintended actions.
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6. Click “OK”. The button’s Action and Shift+ Action columns are displayed.
Assigning the “Shift” Function to a button
1. Set both a button’s Action and Shift+ Action to <No Action> before assigning Shift. If this is not done, a warning dialog- “Shift can be assigned only to an unused button”- displayed as following:
2. It is not possible to assign a Shift+ Action for the button that has the “Shift” Action, as pressing the Shift button while in the shifted state is defined as cancelling the shift state.
The Shift function may be remapped to a different button, but for whatever button it is assigned, the Shift function occupies both the normal and Shift+ mapping for that button- the "Shift+Shift" function being "Cancel Shift"
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3. The user can clear either Shift or Cancel Shift from a button- by setting either the button's
Action or Shift+ Action to <No Action>. A cancel / OK warning dialog- “Clearing either
Shift or Cancel Shift will clear both”- will be displayed and if the operator selects OK both would be cleared and set to <No Action>.
Assign other actions except “Shift” to a button’s Action
There is no limitation for assign other actions except “Shift” to a button’s Action
To load default settings for the panels click Load Defaults button.
Click the “Load Default” button. The default settings are loaded for both Actions and Shift
Actions columns
By default, <Shift><FastFWD> , <Shift><Rewind>, <Shift><CueSOM> , <Shift><CueEOM>,
<Shift><Mark In>, and <Shift><Mark Out> act as “Next”, ” Previous”, “Split Segment”,
“Combine Segment” , “Offset Mark In” and “Offset Mark Out” respectively. The upper-left button is defined as Shift by default, but the Shift function can be remapped to any button on the panel.
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About the Shift LED
Ingest Control Panel
If the button to which the shift button is mapped has an LED above it (as the default position does) then the LED will illuminate when in the Shift+ state. See ER 14503.
The following image shows default Ingest Control Panel (ICP) mappings. Entries in blue represent Default + Shift functions only and are not silk-screened onto the panel
ICP Default Mappings
Note that labels in BLUE represent default Shift+ functions only and are not silkscreened onto the panel.
D
EVICES
S
HIFT
U
P
S
OURCE
D
ESTINATION
D
OWN
R
EVIEW
C
UE
E
JECT
R
EWIND
F
AST
F
WD
S
TOP
P
LAY
A
UTO
C
OPY
S
PLIT
S
EGMENT
R
EVIEW
SOM
R
EVIEW
C
LIP
R
EVIEW
EOM
C
OMBINE
S
EGMENTS
C
UE
SOM
O
FFSET
M
ARK
I
N
C
UE
EOM
O
FFSET
M
ARK
O
UT
M
ARK
O
UT
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ARK
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ICP
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