Direct selection breakaway, Menu breakaway method – Grass Valley Jupiter v.1.0 User Manual
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Jupiter L-S Series Control Panels Installation and Operating Manual
Section 5 — L-S Series Panel Operation
Direct Selection Breakaway
Individual levels can be switched by first assigning Level buttons on the
panel (see
). You then select just the buttons
for the levels you want to switch before pressing the new source button.
1.
Confirm the destination for the breakaway appears in yellow in the
Destination window (accomplished with Direct or Menu destination
selection described earlier). The buttons assigned as Levels will
illuminate in amber.
2.
Press the assigned Level buttons so only those you wish to switch are
illuminated. The name of the lowest numbered selected level will be
displayed in the menu.
3.
Select the source for those levels (by either Direct or Menu source
selection as described in
).
When an assigned Level button is individually selected (high amber), the
current source (in blue) and level name (in red) for the currently controlled
destination will be displayed in the menu.
Menu Breakaway Method
If individual Level buttons are not assigned, the menu display can be used
to perform breakaways.
1.
Press the
Preset
button to activate preset mode.
2.
Press the
Level
button to activate level access operation.
Each level displayed in the bottom of the display will now have an
asterisk (
*
) that indicates it is active (selected for control).
•
The
Up/Down
arrow buttons scroll through that destination’s acces-
sible levels, displaying each level’s active status.
•
Pressing the
Take
button de-activates that level, removing the
asterisk from the display.
3.
Use the
Up/Down
arrow buttons and
Take
button to move to each level
and de-activate or re-activate the desired levels.
4.
Press the
Level
button again to turn off level access.
5.
Select the desired source with one of the 32 (or 64) source buttons.
6.
Press
Take
to switch that source to only the activated levels.
7.
Press the
Preset
button to turn off the preset mode.