Grass Valley NV9601 v.2.0 - Manual (Page 25)

NV9601 Control Panel • User’s Guide 15
2. Using the Control Panel
Button Use
Destination
Lock
XY, MD This button is a toggle and either sets or removes a “lock”
on a selected destination device. The lock can only be
removed at the panel that originally set the lock, at another
panel that has the same panel ID, or by a panel that has
“force release” enabled.
The default button legend is Dst Lock.
Locks on page 42
Destination
Mode XY, MD This button initiates the destination selection sequence and
lights all valid category buttons in amber.
The default button legend is Dst Mode. Destination Mode on
page 38
Destination
Protect XY, MD This button is a toggle and either sets or removes a
“protect” on a selected destination device. The protect can
only be removed at the panel that originally set the protect,
at another panel that has the same panel ID, or by a panel
that has Force Release enabled.
The default button legend is Dst Prot.
Protect on page 45
Free
Source XY, MD Selects a phantom device that can be used to release or
“free” devices on the data (control) level. A free source is
also used with tielines to free the tieline for others to use.
Use the free source as if it were a source.
The default button legend is Free Src.
Free Source on page
39
Hold XY, MD This button is a toggle and activates and deactivates Hold
mode.You can activate or deactivate Hold mode at any
time during a MD selection or a breakaway selection (X-Y
only). Hold mode retains your selections between “takes.”
If ‘Hold Preset Default’ is set in the configuration, Hold
becomes active when the panel is restarted or the Default
State
button is pressed.
The default button legend is Hold Pst.
Hold on page 40
Informatio
n
XY, MD This button is a toggle that activates and deactivates Info
mode to display system message in the display area. A “+”
sign indicates messages are present. The Info button lights
up when messages are available for viewing.
The default button legend is Info.
Information on page
40
Level Map XY, MD Cross-connects levels (typically in the same physical
router). Level mappings are typically used for AES levels.
The level map mode is cancelled when the next normal
“take” is performed involving the selected devices.
The default button legend is Level Map.
Level Mapping on
page 40
Lock XY, MD This button is a toggle that either sets or removes a “lock”
on the current source or destination device. The lock can
be removed only at the panel that originally set the lock, or
by a panel that has “force release” enabled.
The default button legend is Lock.
Locks on page 42
Menu XY, MD Places the control panel in Menu mode and displays a list
of menu options in the display area.
Viewing and
Updating Panel
Settings
on page 19
Page Down XY, MD This button displays a previous or next page (list) in the
display area. This button becomes active when there are
more than eight lines of text.
The default button legend is Page Down and Page Up.
Page Up XY, MD
Button Mode Description Related Topic