Grass Valley M-2100 - Manual (Page 67)

MMCP Installation/Operation Manual 2-43
Audio Controls and Operation
High tally is a push-and-hold function. If any selection or adjustment is
made on either the MCP or Audio Monitor Panel the AP button will not
toggle when released. Its tally remains as it was before the button was
pushed.
While an AP button is pressed it shows high tally, indicating which AP is
delegated. When one button is pressed, the other
AP 2–4 button tallies do
not change. When the AP button is released, if an adjustment was made,
the AP button returns to its previous tally state. If, while pressing and
holding an
AP 2–4 button, another AP 2–4 button is pressed, the lower num-
bered AP 2–4 button operation takes precedence (left side priority).
The following modifications can be made to a single AP (not affecting any
other APs) while in a high tally state:
■ Crosspoint selection of PGM/PST and Audio Only buttons,
■ PGM or PST Level adjustments (if so enabled in configuration),
■ Ratio knob control of an Over function,
■ Stereo, L-Mono and R-Mono routing mode selection,
■ Phase inversion of a stereo signal, and
■ Enabling of selected AP meter and monitor output only.
Audio Only PST Buttons
The Audio Only crosspoint buttons— Audio Only 1 through Audio Only 4 —
allow selection of Program and Preset Audio Onlies as Overs or Break-
aways for up to four Audio Processors They represent only audio sources
(not associated video as with other
PST and PGM buttons).
Audio Over Operations
If neither the Video Only nor Audio Only buttons in the Breakaway section of the
MMCP are selected, selecting an Audio Control subpanel PST button per-
forms an Audio Over (at the recalled level and Over Ratio control setting).
(Refer to Audio Ratio Control on page 2-48 .) The PST button in the Audio
Control subpanel displays high tally to indicate the Audio Over selection.
Any previous Over (for this AP) is dropped. An Audio Over can only be
selected from one of the four Audio Only sources in the Audio Control sub-
panel. Just one Over can be selected; two or more cannot be summed
together.
Selecting another Over drops the first. Re-selecting a selected Over drops
the Over (toggle action). If more than one of the
Audio Only buttons are
pushed simultaneously, the lower numbered one (left side priority) is hon-
ored. Selection of another primary married or breakaway source drops the
Over.