Grass Valley NV9000-SE v.5.0 - Manual (Page 117)

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NV9000-SE Utilities
User’s Guide
To copy all names of a name set:
1 Check ‘Apply to All Rows’.
2 Select the ‘From’ name set and select the ‘To’ name set.
3 Click ‘Copy’.
Delete
Clicking the ‘Delete’ button removes data from the ‘From’ column (i.e, name set).
To delete selected names of a name set:
1 Use click, shift-click, or ctrl-click to select one or more rows of the name set table.
2 Select the ‘From’ name set.
3 Be sure ‘Apply to All Rows’ is unchecked and click ‘Delete’.
To delete all names of a name set:
1 Check ‘Apply to All Rows’.
2 Select the ‘From’ name set.
3 Click ‘Delete’.
Update External Databases
Clicking this button causes the system controller to send a notification message (to third-party
control systems, iControl, and Kaleido subsystems) that a name set change has occurred.
Refresh All Name Sets
Clicking this button causes NV9000-SE Utilities to retrieve the currently defined name sets from
the active system controller (the one you have chosen in the system management pane) and
update its name set tables.
To complete the update, you must click ‘Apply Changes’. Otherwise, changes to the name sets
will not be retained.
Convert to Tieline Status GUI
Clicking this command first gives you a warning:
This command removes all features of NV9000-SE Utilities except the tieline status GUI and
features that support the tieline status GUI.
(Customers might wish, instead, to use the NV9000 Web Suite, which provides tieline status,
among other things.)
WARNING
Avoid this command unless you want to change your copy of NV9000-SE Utilities to a tieline
status GUI. You cannot recover NV9000-SE Utilities except by reinstalling it.