Grass Valley NV9649 v.1.1 - Manual (Page 122)

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Operation
Operating Methods
In salvo mode, a take button executes a selected salvo.
A take button is disabled (and dark) until it becomes possible for the operator to execute a take.
Undefined
An undefined button cannot be used and appears dark (unlit) on the panel. The term “unde-
fined” has meaning primarily to the configurer.
Operating Methods
Operating the NV9649 in either NV9609 mode or LCD XY/MD mode is relatively straightforward.
The NV9609 model is simple; the XY/MD model is more complex.
The server model is also simple but not at all obvious because of the interaction between the
NV9649 and the multiple NV9648s.
To summarize that interaction, the NV9649 can assign destinations to each of the individual
control units (9 buttons, 1 display) of the associated NV9648s. The NV9649 can also assign
sources to source buttons of the individual control units of the associated NV9648s.
(The NV9649 button that applies in this interaction is the ‘Assign’ button. The NV9649’s knob can
be used to perform device selection by category. The NV9649 will have been configured in
“server” mode.)
This is a view of the NV9649 panel, identifying the different features that apply to server mode:
Client-Server Model Procedures
Preset procedures, A and B, are used by the “Assign” procedures, C and D, following, next page.
Procedure A — Preset a Source Using the Knob
To preset a source in the preset display of the NV9649 (server):
1 Ensure that the NV9649 is in source mode. Press a ‘Source Mode’ button or press a ‘SRC/DST
Mode’ button when the panel is in destination mode.
2 Turn the knob on the NV9649, clockwise or counter-clockwise, to scroll through the catego-
ries that were configured for the panel.
3 When you reach the desired category, identified in the NV9648’s preset display, push the
knob. (You can feel it click.) The NV9649’s preset display will show the mnemonic of the
selected category.
Selection Knob
‘Info’ Display
Destination Display
Preset Display
Status Display