Grass Valley NV9649 v.1.1 - Manual (Page 17)

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NV9649
User’s Guide
When the panel is in LCD XY/MD mode, the 28 function buttons form a “button page” in a hier-
archical structure of button pages.
Button Functions (Server Mode)
When the NV9649 is operating under the ‘Panel Server’ model, its buttons have additional
functions:
When the operator presses the ‘Manage Configs’ button of the panel’s menu, the left group of
12 buttons function as a matrix of “panel setup” buttons. With these buttons, the operator can
save, recall, and clear named client setups. See
Menus under the Server Model on page 114.
The panel can be configured so that device selection is performed using “category pages.” When
the panel is so configured, the 16 buttons at the right form a “page” of category buttons, each
representing a device category. The panel operator can use the panel’s knob to scroll through
any number of such pages to locate a category. The pages are named; the names appears in the
‘Info’ display when the operator is scrolling.
Display Fields
The display area has four separate 8-character display fields: These are their functions:
• Status.
The ‘Status’ field shows the source that is routed to the currently selected destination, which
is identified in the ‘Destination’ field.
If the operator is scrolling through levels in level mode, the ‘Status’ field changes to indicate
the source for each level of the current destination. Level mode is available only when the
panel is operating under the NV9609 model. See
Level Mode on page 8.
• Preset.
The ‘Preset’ field has two different functions:
(1) It shows the source that will be routed to the currently selected destination when the
operator presses the ‘Take’ button or will be assigned to a client.
(1) It shows the source that will be assigned to a source button of a client NV9648 when the
panel is operating under the ‘Panel Server’ model.
The ‘Preset’ field also shows source or destination categories and source or destination
devices during category selection. See
Category Selection on page 88.