Grass Valley iMC-Panel-100 v.7.0.9.0 - Manual (Page 44)

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3. Control Panel
Definable Button Functions
S Note to configurers: a panel configuration can have only one ‘No Channel’ button.
S A “no channel” button is typically used in diagnostic situations.
Salvo
A panel might have one or more salvo buttons. Pressing a salvo button causes an NV9000 salvo to
execute. (This button requires a connected NV9000 router control system.)
S A channel change can also execute a salvo (except when you are switching to the default chan-
nel under automatic gang mode). That is because of the following restriction:
S When channel gang selection is enabled, salvos are inhibited.
System Control
There are 11 system control button types that can be present on your iMC-Panel-100:
Panel Lock Auto Off Fade-to-Black Macro Arm PGM DVE Enable
Group Select Audio Lock Fade-to-Silence Fire Macro PST DVE Enable
Kaleido-X Layout
Panel Lock
The panel lock button prevents you (or someone else) from accidentally making changes to the
Imagestore 750 while allowing you see the status of the Imagestore 750.
A panel lock button is a toggle. Press it once to lock the panel. Press it again to unlock the panel.
When the panel is locked:
• The panel lock button is high-tally red.
• All other buttons on the panel are disabled (locked) but their colors and legends remain
unchanged.
When the panel is locked and you press the panel lock button, the panel will become unlocked and
the panel will function normally.
Automation Off
The ‘Automation Off’ button is a toggle that enables or disables control of the currently selected
Imagestore 750 by an automation system. When this button is high-tally red, the currently selected
Imagestore 750 ignores commands from the automation system (if there is one). When this button
is low-tally green, the Imagestore 750 communicates with the automation system normally.
If the currently selected Imagestore 750 does not allow you to turn automation off and on, the but-
ton is disabled (dark).
Fade to Black
A ‘Fade To Black’ (FTB) button is a toggle. Press it once to fade the program output of the cur-
rently selected Imagestore 750 to both black and silence. Press it again to fade the program output
up from black and silence.
When the program output is in black/silence, fading to it, or fading up from it, the FTB and FTS
buttons of the main menu are red.
Fades occur at the FTB (and FTS) rate defined in the Imagestore 750 configuration. The FTB rate
is fixed in the Imagestore 750 configuration.