Grass Valley Kalypso User Manual V.15.0 - Manual (Page 326)

326 Kalypso — User Manual
Section 3 — System Operation
Note Allocating Keyers 3, 4, and Complex Wipe Generator 2 to the Secondary par-
tition provides a logical and even division of resources. This configuration
also provides optimum Main Panel control delegations, as explained below.
Main Panel Controls
Main Panel M/E Partition Delegation
When an M/E has been split, the Pri and Sec delegation buttons on that
M/E are activated.
Pri and Sec Delegation Buttons
The Pri and Sec buttons delegate the source selection buses, Transition sub-
panel, and E-MEM subpanel of that M/E to the selected partition. Pressing
one of the
Pri and Sec buttons deselects the other. At least one partition is
always selected on a split M/E.
Delegating Both Partitions
Holding down one of the Pri and Sec buttons and pressing the other dele-
gates both partitions. When the panel is delegated to both partitions, the
E-MEM and Transition subpanels control both partitions simultaneously.
Also, the button tally indicators in the Transition subpanel and the transi-
tion pattern shape displayed in the M/E Status display reports information
for only the Primary partition.
Source Selection
When an M/E is split and its Main panel controls are delegated to only the
Secondary partition, the alternate buses for that M/E are reversed. Keyer 3
and Keyer 4 sources are selected on the keyer buses and Util 1 and Util 2
sources are selected on the background buses by default. Holding down the
Alt Buses button allows source selection on the other Keyer 1, Keyer 2, Bkgd
A and Bkgd B buses. This works well for the typical situation where an
M/E is split into equal partitions, with Keyer 1 and 2 assigned to the
Primary partition and Keyer 3 and 4 assigned to the Secondary partition.
The M/E status display also always indicates with triangle markers the
current delegation for all the source selection button rows.
If both partitions are delegated, source selection behaves the same as when
only the Primary partition has been delegated.
Secondary Partition Re-Entry Selection
The Secondary partition uses the Pgm B output. Re-entry of that output to
a different destination M/E is accomplished the same as before. On the des-
tination M/E, hold down the
Shift button and press the re-entry button for