Grass Valley Kayenne v.3.0 - Manual (Page 321)

KAYENNE — User Manual 321
Device Control Operations
2. Press the source select buttons of the devices to be ganged. The source
select button for each device will change to green, high tally as they are
pressed.
The gang is dynamic so toggling sources on and off adds/removes them
from/to the gang.
3. Press the Gang button again to exit the Gang mode. The gang remains.
System Bar
Gangs can be controlled using the right-most Device Control Group on the
System Bar. Play, Cue/Load, and Previous and Next commands are all sup-
ported (see System Bar
on page 104 ).
Device Control Module
Panel Gangs (Local Aux Bus gangs) can also be controlled with the optional
Device Control Module. Stop, Play, Rew, Fast Fwd, Forward Jog, Reverse
Jog, Mark, etc. are operational in Gang mode (see Device Control Module
on
page 106 ). Panel Gangs and the gang on the ‘ F ’ button (of A-F) are the same
when the SDEL button is selected. Gang device selections made in the
Device Control Module affect gang selections in the Local Aux Bus Module
and vice versa.
Multi-Function Module Device Control
The Multi-Function Module supports Single and Multiple device control.
In Single Device Control mode, you have full VTR control of an Event List
right on the Control Panel. In Multiple Device Control mode, you can select
and control up to eight devices at a time from the Control Panel, with Stop,
Cue, and Play for each (including gangs).
Single Device Control
To place the Multi-Function Module in Single Device Control mode, press
the
Devs button from the HOME position, then press the Sngl button located
below and right of the joystick ( Figure 212 ) on the Multi-Function Module.
Follow Mode
When in Follow mode, the default, the Multi-Function Module tracks the
right-most Device Control group on the System Bar (see System Bar Device
Control
on page 319 ). The current device is shown in the function button
status display just below the Joystick, on the right side of the Multi-Func-
tion Module. ‘Device Follow’ is displayed in the LED to the right of the top
soft knob (
Figure 212 ).