Grass Valley NV9601 v.2.0 - Manual (Page 22)

12 Rev 2.0 • 29 Mar 09
2. Using the Control Panel
Button Use
Selection Buttons
Below the display area are eight numbered buttons, as shown in Figure 2-5 on page 12. These but-
tons correspond to the eight lines of text that appear in the display area. Pressing a button selects
the corresponding line of text. Lines of text are numbered from top to bottom with the topmost line
corresponding to number one, and so on. For example, pressing
2
selects the line second from the
top.
These buttons are dedicated and cannot be assigned other functions by the configurer.
Selection buttons are toggles. Press once to select and press again to deselect.
What is selected when a button is pressed changes depending on the mode of operation:
• In X-Y mode, the buttons select levels.
• In MD mode, the buttons select destinations.
• In Menu mode, the buttons select menu options.
• In Salvo mode, the buttons select salvos.
Figure 2-5. NV9601 Selection Buttons, outlined in red (Front View)
Function Buttons
There are two sets of function buttons, located to the left and right of the display area, as shown in
Figure 2-6. Function buttons are typically configured to perform specific tasks, such as placing the
panel in an operation mode.
A typical layout uses function buttons 1 through 8 for system commands, such as
Menu
,
XY/MD
,
Info
,
Salvo
,
Take
and so on. Functions buttons 9 though 16 are typically configured as source and
destination functions, such as Src Mode , Dest Mode , Hold and so on.
All buttons in this section are configurable, but a
Take
button must be included on the panel usually
in one of these two sections. For a description of each button, see Button Legends and Functions on
page 14.
Figure 2-6. NV9601 Function Buttons, outlined in red (Front View)
Selection Buttons
Function Buttons 1 - 8 Function Buttons 9 - 16