Grass Valley NV9601 v.2.0 - Manual (Page 27)

NV9601 Control Panel • User’s Guide 17
2. Using the Control Panel
Rear Connections (Hardware Version Only)
Rear Connections (Hardware Version Only)
The rear of the NV9601 has three connections:
• Power — One IEC connection to an AC power source (90-130/180-250 VAC, 50/60 Hz).
• Ethernet — One ‘10 Base T’ connection to connect the control panel to an Ethernet switch. This
enables the control panel to be part of a network and connected to a computer running the con-
figuration application (NV9000-SE Utilities) and a controller (such as the NV9000).
• Diagnostic — One ‘RS232 Diagnostic’ DB9 connection for performing diagnostics. This is
reserved for Miranda use only.
Figure 2-9 shows the rear connections:
Figure 2-9. NV9601 (Rear)
For instructions on connecting to the rear connections, see Setting Up the Control Panel for Use on
page 23.
Take XY, MD Switches the selected preset source device(s) to the
selected destination device on all levels that have a preset
loaded. The ‘Status’ column in the display area lists the
new device(s).
The default button legend is Take.
Take on page 50
Undefined — An undefined button cannot be used and remains unlit.
XY / MD
Mode XY, MD Switches the panel between X-Y and multi-destination
modes. The button is green for X-Y mode and amber for
multi-destination mode.
The default button legend is XY MD.
Modes of Operation
on page 2
Button Mode Description Related Topic
Power Ethernet Diagnostic