Grass Valley VM 3000 System Controllers v.7.4 - Manual (Page 313)

Configurator CP Category Set
5−103 VM 3000 Installation and Operating Manual
CP Category Set
1
Category Set − 3200-CAT
VTR
2
3
19
Font
Net
Aud
Mnemonic
Figure 5−80. CP category set
(example).
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 5−55
Input set 5−58
Output set 5−76
Override set 5−98
Sequence set 5−101
Category set
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 Category Set table allows the category names to be customized. (Categories are classes of inputs/outputs, such as
“VTR” and “CAM.”) This table is the source of the name that appears in the display window when a category key is pressed.
A custom category set can be used with the CP 320, CP 3000, CP 3800, CP 3808, CP 3824, and CP 3830 panels, all of which
have re−legendable keycaps.
Note: The original CP 3000 switcher control panels have factory default categories engraved on the keys; however,
these panels can be retrofitted in the field using the CP 3000RBK Relegendable Button Kit, part no.
44−046025−001.
A CP Category Set is normally assigned to a CP Input Set and to a CP Output Set when those sets are first created. However,
this assignment can be changed later if desired (see page 5−107).
The CP Input and Output Sets are in turn assigned to specific control panels on the MPK Devices table (page 5−89).
When creating a new CP Category set, the menu shown in Figure 5−81 will appear.