Engineering setups, Source definition – Grass Valley Karrera Video Production Center Installation v.4.1 User Manual
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KARRERA — Installation & Service Manual
Section 5 — Basic Configuration
If Lever Arm or Joystick calibration becomes necessary, see Control Panel
Adjustments
.
Engineering Setups
Karrera inputs and outputs are connected to the rear of the Video Processor
Frame. These video signals need to be configured to your facility’s require-
ments. Engineering Setups defines Karrera system component function-
ality and how it is cabled into a facility. Engineering setups are intended to
be used and maintained by technical staff, and can be loaded and saved to
disk.
The Engineering Setup Menus are accessed by touching the
Eng Setup
Menu
button at the bottom of the screen, and then selecting the appropriate Menu
Category touch button.
Source Definition
Source definition tells the system which physical inputs or internal signals
to use when a particular source is selected. The source definition, denoted
by an Engineering ID number, specifies the signals involved, how to
process that signal, and what external devices, if any, are associated with
that source. Each Karrera Video Processor Frame has one source definition
set, shared by all users of that system (both control surfaces in both suites).
The default Source Select button definitions are listed in
default sources are configured as video only signals.
Table 6. Default Source Definitions
Engineerin
g ID
Video Input
Source
Type
Key
Mode
Engineering
Name
Key Input
1-24
Inputs 1-24
(standard, on Processor Board)
Direct
No Key
(blank)
None
25-96
Inputs 25-96
(optional groups of 24 on each ME Board