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Clear, Operation – Grass Valley NV9601 v.2.0 User Manual

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6. Operation

Clear

a Press

Dst Mode

. All buttons associated with destination selection light in amber.

b Press the desired ‘Category’ button (see

Category and Keypad Buttons

on page 13). The

category appears in Column 1.

c From the display area, select a device by pressing the corresponding selection button (see

Selection Buttons

on page 12). A flag appears next to the device in the ‘Lev/Dest’ column.

Or
Using the keypad, enter the device’s index number (see

Category and Keypad Buttons

on

page 13). The Index number appears in Column 1.

3 Preset the desired source:

a Press

Src Mode

. All buttons associated with source selection light in green.

b Press the desired category button (see

Category and Keypad Buttons

on page 13). The cate-

gory appears in Column 1.

c From the display area, select a device by pressing the corresponding selection button (see

Selection Buttons

on page 12). A flag appears next to the device in the ‘Lev/Dest’ column.

Or
Using the keypad, enter the device’s index number (see

Category and Keypad Buttons

on

page 13). The Index number appears in Column 1.
The ‘Preset’ column lists source devices that are in valid levels for routing.

4 Press

Chop

to enable Chop mode.

5 Select a second source by repeating Step 3.
6 Press

Take

. The Chop mode is activated between the two sources.

How to clear a “chop”

1 Press

Chop

, ensuring that it is off (unlit).

2 Route any source to the destination device used in the chop, including those sources used to

create the chop.

3 Press

Take

.

Clear

The Clear button (default legend

Clear

) is available in X-Y and MD mode. The

Clear

button clears

the last selection action. Each button press clears one previous action, eventually clearing each
action all the way to clearing the category.

When

Clear

is pressed:

• The last selection action is cleared.
• The panel remains in source selection (

Src Mode

) or destination selection (

Dst Mode

) mode,

whichever was the last current mode.

• The panel remains in its current mode of operation: X-Y, MD or Salvo.
• Data remains in the ‘Preset’ column.