X−y application (no split panel), 128 x 128 control station, Figure 5−114 – Grass Valley VM 3000 System Controllers v.7.4 User Manual
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X−Y APPLICATION (NO SPLIT PANEL)
128 X 128 control station
MPK bus
VM 3000 “VM1”
CP 3864
“P3864Y1”
128
sources
128
destinations
CP 3864
“P3864X2”
CP 3864
“P3864Y2”
Main Panel
CP 3864
“P3864X1”
Input button 1
Input button 65
Output button 1
Output button 65
Figure 5−114.
P3864X1
CP−3864
00000043
3832−IN
3832−OUT
P3864X2
CP−3864
00000044
P3864Y1
CP−3864
00000045
P3864Y2
CP−3864
00000046
1
MPK Devices
MPK
Expansion
Pass
Board
VM1
Port
Address
Input Sets
Output Sets
Level Set
Overide Set
Sequence Set
2
VM1
KXYZ−LEV
3
VM1
4
VM1
2
Devices
word
In Panel
Out Panel
2
2
2
Note: Assignment of specific CP sets to a panel identifies it as the “main” panel,
i.e., the panel with input button number 1. Beyond the main panel, button
numbering depends on the order in which panels are entered on this table.
Figure 5−115. Entry for system
shown in Figure 5−114.
P3864X1
P3864X1
P3864X1
Device
Type
In this example, the top two CP 3864s are being operated as source panels and the bottom two as destination panels.
The “main” panel is always an input panel. In this example, the top CP 3864 has been selected as the main panel and will
therefore be assigned to specific CP sets. Enter the name of the CP Input and CP Output Sets that will be used to assign inputs
and outputs to all the buttons at this control station. See page 5−58 (CP Input Sets) and page 5−76 (CP Output Sets).
Any additional source panels (CP 3864 “P3864X2” in this example) would refer to the main panel (the top CP 3864) in their
In Panel column. They would use the CP sets assigned to the main panel. The first input expansion panel listed in this table
will have the button numbers immediately following those of the main panel; the next input expansion panel listed will have
the next higher set of button numbers, etc.
All destination panels use the Out Panel column to select the MPK Device name of the main panel; they would use the CP
sets assigned to the main panel. The first output panel listed in this table will have the lowest−numbered set of buttons; the
next output panel listed will have the next higher set of button numbers, etc. MPK Device table entries for other CP 3832/64
applications was discussed on page 5−111 and following.