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Matrix View
Chapter 7 provides information and instructions regarding the NV9000 Web Suite’s ‘Matrix View’
tab.
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Summary
The ‘Matrix View’ tab presents a view of the sources and destinations of your router control
system as a matrix. Rows in the matrix represent destinations; columns in the matrix represent
sources. A third dimension to the matrix (not readily visible) represents levels. Those levels can
be displayed at the top of the page, as an option. A crosspoint of the matrix appears as a colored
round-corner square (which we are calling a “button”).
Fig. 7-1: Matrix View (Default Router State)
Unlike other pages in the Web Suite, the matrix view is interactive, allowing you to perform
takes, breakaway, level mapping, and locks and protects.
The examples in this chapter show a simplified system that has 8 sources (ZINx) and 8 destina-
tions (ZOUTx). Each source and destination has 5 levels: HD and AUD IO1–AUDIO4.