Grass Valley NV9654 v.1.1 - Manual (Page 64)

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Operation
Summary
The display shows up to 8 levels at a time, as determined by the current destination:
The display shows the current destination at the left. Here, it is VTR 1. The 3 columns show the
preset source(s) and current source(s) for each of the levels (named in the ‘LVL/DST’ column) of
the current destination.
The symbols at the very right of the display — the S-I-L-B columns — present information about
the levels displayed. There is an asterisk in the “S” column for any level that is selected. Here,
levels HD, AUDIO 3, and TIMECODE are not selected. Therefore there is no asterisk for those
levels.
The S, I, L, and B columns contain dense information:
• “S” stands for selected.
In X-Y mode, an “*” appears to indicate that a level is selected and is absent otherwise.
In MD mode, an “*” appears near currently selected destinations. It is absent for unselected
MD destinations.
• “I” stands for information. An asterisk in the “I” column means that the additional information
regarding the associated level or destination is available. Press an ‘Information’ button to
view the information.
• “L” stands for lock/protect. An “L” in the “L” column means that the associated level (or desti-
nation) is locked. A “P” in the “L” column means that the associated level (or destination) is
protected. A blank space in the “L” column means that the level (or destination) is neither
locked nor protected.
 NV9654 operators may lock, protect or release destinations. It is important for operators
to know that other operators may lock, protect, or release sources and destinations.
 When we say a level is locked (or protected), we really mean that the currently selected
detination is locked on that level.
• “B” stands for breakaway.
In X/Y mode, an asterisk in the “B” column means that the associated level is a breakaway
level. A blank space in the “B” column means that the level is not a breakaway level.
In MD mode, an asterisk indicates that a breakaway exists on the associated destination.
The display fields can show either names from a name set or system mnemonics for devices
depending on (1) the state of the ‘Name Set Toggle’ button (if the panel has one), (2) the default
name set (3) the existence of name sets in the NV9000 configuration. (An “alias” is a name
defined in a name set.)
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