Grass Valley NV9000-SE v.5.0 - Manual (Page 218)

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Control Panels
Panel Features
Salvos
A salvo is a predefined and stored sequence of router control system commands.
Most panels support system salvos. System salvos are defined in NV9000-SE Utilities as part of a
configuration.
A few panels also support local salvos. Local salvos are defined by a panel operator, at a panel,
by recording panel operations.
In an NV9000 configuration, you can also create salvo lists. Some panels require the operator to
select a salvo from a designated salvo list.
Some panels execute a salvo immediately and directly when the operator presses a salvo
button. Some panels enter salvo mode when operators press a salvo button. In salvo mode, the
operator can browse for salvos, and record local salvos.
Those panels that use a salvo list allow the user to scroll through the salvo list to find the desired
salvo. A salvo list does not include local salvos, only system salvos.
See Salvos on page 387 for more information on salvos.
This is a summary of the panels with respect to salvos:
Panel Method Local Salvos Uses Salvo List
NV9601 Salvo mode Yes
NV9602 Direct
NV9603A Salvo list Yes
NV9604 Direct
NV9605 Direct
NV9606 Direct
NV9607 Direct
NV9608 Salvo mode Yes
NV9609 Salvo list Yes
NV9616 Salvo mode Yes
NV9640, NV9640A Direct
NV9641, NV9641A
(XY/MD) Direct
(paging) Direct
NV9642 Direct
NV9647V Direct
NV9648
(XY/MD) Direct
(client) No salvos
(standalone) Direct
NV9649
(XY/MD) Direct
(server) Salvo list
(NV9609) Salvo list
NV9654 Direct
EC9700 Salvo mode Yes