Grass Valley NV9000-SE v.5.0 - Manual (Page 364)

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Control Panels
NV9660
NV9660
Product Description
 The NV9660 is not an NV9000 control panel. Its inclusion in NV9000-SE Utilities’ control
panel list and configuration pages is a matter of convenience.
 This product is probably obsolete.
The NV9660 a hybrid panel, combining an audio mixer panel and a router control panel. The
panel controls the input selection and mixing functions on the NVISION NV7512 “MIX OUT”
Quad Mixer Output Module. One NV9660 is required per mixer output, thus four panels are
needed to control all four mixers on the NV7512 MIX OUT.
Note the following:
• Each mixer has eight stereo inputs and a single AES output.
• Each input has adjustable gain and balance.
• The NV9660 panel can choose the NV7512 output (from its crosspoint matrix) that feeds
each mixer input.
This panel operates in 3 principal modes:
• Source selection.
• Gain control.
• Balance control.
See Modes of Operation on page 347.
Panel Organization
This 2RU panel is organized as shown in the illustration above. There are 14 LCD buttons,
numbered from 1 to 14, left to right. The buttons are color coded and each displays 3 lines of
text and graphics, typically the source device, a balance indicator, and gain.
1 Selection buttons
These 8 buttons are toggles that select channels in gain or balance mode.
These 8 buttons with the 2 function buttons (9 and 10) function as category/device selection
buttons in source selection mode.
Category/device selection uses the large knob (labeled “master volume”) to scroll through
categories and devices within a category.
NV9660
REMOTE 6
____|____
-0.2 dB
SAT 7
____|____
-0.2 dB
REMOTE 5
__|______
+2.5 dB
NY NEWS
___|_____
-1.1 dB
VTR 102
_____|__
0.0 dB
CAMERA8
____|____
+0.1 dB
HDVTR 11
____|____
0.0 dB
LA FEED
_______|_
-0.2 dB
SET TO
UNITY
ADJUST
BALANCE
MASTER
GAIN
-0.6 dB
SELECT
NEW
SOURCE
AUDIO
GAIN STEREO
CHANNEL ON / OFF
CHANNEL VOLUME / BALANCE
MASTER
VOLUME
SOURCE SCROLL
OUTPUT
MODE
STEREO /
MONO
Selection
buttons
Rotary Encoders (Volume or Balance) Master Volume (or Scroll)
Mode and Info
Buttons Function
buttons