Grass Valley Maestro Master Control v.2.4.0 - Manual (Page 254)

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Channel Control Selection
Channel Control Selection
The Channel Control sub panel is used to select the Maestro channel (Pro-
cessor) for control. The term “channel” is used here to refer to a video
channel and its associated audio channels.
The buttons on this panel (except the clock/timer controls) are configured
using the Channel Delegation and Channel Delegation Control menus. In
single-channel systems, the channel will be delegated to the control panel
automatically.
Channel Bank
In multi-channel systems, the channels are grouped into three banks of four
channels. For example, a given frame containing four channels could be
accessed by pressing
Bank 1 , which would cause the names of those four
channels to appear on the four LCD buttons. The operator would then
press an LCD button to take control of (“delegate”) that channel.
Lock
A system can be locked to a console. In this mode, all other consoles are
locked out on that system.
To lock a system to a console, press the button for the system and then press
the
Lock button.
• If you lock your console to a system while another console is controlling
the same system, the other console will immediately lose control.
Force Unlock
Overrides a lock that is set by another console.
To unlock a system, press the Lock button again.
• If the Lock button remains lit, it is locked by another console with an equal or
higher password level. If you must override the lock, press the Force Unlock
button. For more information,
Multi Channel
When the Multi Channel button is illuminated, selecting a new CHAN
button will toggle the controlled state of the selected channel to the control
panel. When the Multi Channel button is OFF, the system is in the Single