Grass Valley Concerto Routing Matrix v.1.8.1 - Manual (Page 120)

120 Concerto — Installation and Service Manual
Section 3 — Control System Configuration
SMS7000 Control System Configuration
Most of the Concerto configuration procedures are the same as for earlier
Grass Valley matrices. This section covers only those procedures which are
unique to, or required by Concerto. Concerto-specific procedures are
covered here in the order you would create a configuration. See the Series
7000 Configuration Manual for details about the other configuration steps
and procedures.
Configured Node Controller
After setting Enables and Limits , begin configuring a Node Controller by
choosing Node Controllers on the Setup menu. Step through the various set-
tings documented in the Node Controller Configuration section of the
Series 7000 Configuration Manual.
Only one configured node controller is used per frame, regardless of the
number of signal types in that frame. Create a slice for each physical matrix.
If you are creating a slice that contains Analog Audio and Digital Audio
modules use the signal type of Digital Audio for the slice, then set the indi-
vidual output signal type to Analog Audio for the analog outputs.
Remember that for the Concerto, Inputsize and Outputsize must be in multi-
ples of 32 and cannot exceed 128, Exp must always be set to 0 (no expan-
sion), and W/O must always be set to 0 (outputs 1-128). Ensure that you
specify a signal ( Sig) type appropriate for the Concerto boards in the slice
you’re configuring.
When choosing the Frame type for a Concerto, scroll to the bottom of the
drop down list under the
Frm column and double-click frame option 67 Con-
certo Matrix ( Figure 67 ).The drop down list may not be in numerical order.
Figure 67. Choosing the Concerto Frame
AES Attributes allow
individual settings for
inputs and outputs.
Do not use this feature to
change the AES signal
type.
Enter settings for up to
four slices (one per
board) for a Concerto in
this section.