Grass Valley Kalypso User Manual V.15.0 - Manual (Page 337)

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Resource Sharing
have their own PGM PST bank, and this allows effects built in one suite to
operate correctly when loaded and run in the other suite. Effects will also
run correctly in the same suite when run at a later time even if different
physical resources have been acquired. Resources can be released by a
suite. Once released, these resources can be acquired by the other suite.
This permits dynamic reconfiguration of the system resources to meet
varying operational requirements.
Suite
A suite is a grouping of one or more control surfaces (described below), and
constitutes a coordinated working environment. Resources are attached to
a suite rather than to individual control surfaces. All control surfaces in one
suite have access to all resources assigned to that suite (collaborative
sharing). Control surfaces in one suite are not able to control resources
assigned to the other suite (independent sharing). Suites provide isolation
from operators in the other suite. You will probably want to create separate
suites for different control rooms, as indicated in
Figure 231 . Otherwise, an
operator in the edit suite could affect the on air output from the live suite.
Figure 231. Suites and Control Surfaces Example
Edit System (Edit 2)
External Control Point
Control Surface 2-B
Control Surface 1-A
Corroborative Sharing Corroborative Sharing
Independant Sharing
Control Surface 2-A
Control Surface 1-B
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Suite 1 (Live) Suite 2 (Edit)
Video Processor
Frame
LAN
Serial
EIC Control Surface
(PC Running Kalypso Menu)
Can Login to
Either Suite as
Control Surface
1-A, 1-B,
2-A, or 2-B