Source protect, Source release – Grass Valley NV9000-SE v.5.0 User Manual
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When you have unchecked the ‘All Levels’ option, the prototype for the ‘Source Lock’ command
is:
Source Lock null on null
The syntax for the ‘Source Lock’ command is
Source Lock ‹source› on ‹src-level›
or
Source Lock ‹source› on all levels
You must choose a source device from the source list to construct the command. If you have not
chosen ‘All Levels’, you must also choose a source level.
Source Protect
When you have checked the ‘All Levels’ option, the prototype for the ‘Source Protect’ command
is:
Source Protect null on all levels
When you have unchecked the ‘All Levels’ option, the prototype for the ‘Source Protect’
command is:
Source Protect null on null
The syntax for the ‘Source Protect’ command is
Source Protect ‹source› on ‹src-level›
or
Source Protect ‹source› on all levels
You must choose a source device from the source list to construct the command. If you have not
chosen ‘All Levels’, you must also choose a source level.
Source Release
When you have checked the ‘All Levels’ option, the prototype for the ‘Source Release’ command
is:
Release null on all levels
When you have unchecked the ‘All Levels’ option, the prototype for the ‘Source Release’
command is:
Release null on null
The syntax for the ‘Source Release’ command is
Release ‹source› on ‹src-level›
or
Release ‹source› on all levels
You must choose a source device from the source list to construct the command. If you have not
chosen ‘All Levels’, you must also choose a source level.
Note that this command has the same syntax as ‘Destination Release’. It might not be
possible to distinguish a source release from a destination release in the salvo.