Grass Valley VM 3000 System Controllers v.7.4 - Manual (Page 265)

Configurator CP Level Set
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CP Level Set
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CP Level Set — KXYZ−LVL
Mnemonic Level Break Switch
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3
VID VIDEO (MAINROUT)
LEFT LEFT (MAINROUT)
RGHT RIGHT (MAINROUT)
4 TC TC (MAINROUT)
Figure 5−38.
Figure 5−39.
Password 5−17
Network Description 5−22
Serial Protocol 5−25
Switcher Description 5−31
Switcher Input 5−44
Switcher Output 5−51
Control Panel Sets
Level set
Input set
5−58
Output set 5−76
Override set 5−98
Sequence set 5−101
Category set 5−103
MPK Devices 5−109
Machines 5−140
Protocol Dependent 5−143
Machine Control 5−146
Delegation Groups 5−159
TCS−1 Device Codes 5−166
Party Line 5−167
Status Display Header 5−170
VGA Status Display 5−171
Tally 5−172
Path Finding 5−194
Exclusion 5−208
Y Line 5−209
The CP Level Set table is used to assign levels to control panels. In most cases, control panels are allowed to control all levels,
but creating multiple CP Level Sets allows restricting control to certain levels. Level Sets are assigned to individual control
panels on the MPK Devices table (page 5−109).
Selecting “Control Panel Sets” on the configuration set table list (Figure 5−15 on page 5−20) will open a dialog similar to
that shown in Figure 5−38. This dialog can be used to create, open, copy, and delete Control Panel sets. A example of a com-
pleted CP Level Set table is shown in Figure 5−39.
When creating a name for a Jupiter set, it’s a good practice to use letters and numbers only. If you want to use punctuation
or special characters, check the list on page 5−7 before creating a name.
When creating a new set, you will asked for the set type: “CP 3000” (for four−character display panels), or “CP−3800” series
(for most eight−character display panels).