Grass Valley NV9000 Web Suite v.1.2 - Manual (Page 25)

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NV9000 Web Suite
User’s Guide
If you click the bar again, it slides to the left to close the pane.
The pane presents some information about the Web Suite, principally, the user name and
configuration you are currently using.
The pane also offers some help regarding the particular page in which you are working.
The pane also allows you to set certain preferences for the page in which you are working. The
preferences differ according to the page. This document describes the preferences in the
sections that describe that pages.
Logging Out
Click the ‘Logout’ button to log out. After you log out, the Web Suite immediately displays the
login dialog (shown on page 9).
Usage Notes
Creating Tabbed Pages
Users with admin privilege can create new tabbed pages and modify the display options of
existing pages. Refer to the
‘Pages’ Page on page 23 for information. The ‘Pages’ page can be
found under the ‘Options > Configuration’ subtab.
Display Lists
In the multi-level configuration page, the primary level configuration page, and some of the
other configuration pages, you can select a set of levels and a set of destinations and sources for
display. You can use standard click, shift-click, and control-click methods to select levels or desti-
nations in the configuration pages.
In addition, you can place the levels and destinations in lists in any arbitrary order by using the
‘Move Up’ and ‘Move Down’ buttons in those configuration pages. The move buttons affect
whatever list entries you have selected.
(See Editing a Multi-Level Crosspoint Tab on page 36 and Editing a Primary Level Tab on
page 41.)
Similarly, you can define a list of tielines for which to display status in a tielines page. See Editing
a Tieline Tab on page 33.
Similarly, you can define a list of disembedders and a list of embedders for which to display
status in a DHP page. See
Editing a DHP Tab on page 28.
Ordering
In the configuration pages, it is possible to specify the ordering of entries in a displayed table.
The fields for the specification of displayed lists have ‘Move Up’ and ‘Move Down’ buttons that
you can use to reposition selected items within a list.
Further, users can click the header of a column in a displayed table to cause the reordering of
the table according to the entries in that column. Users may click the header once to get
ascending order; they may click the column again to get descending order.