Grass Valley NV9000-SE v.3.0 - Manual (Page 275)

NV9000-SE Utilities • User’s Guide 255
11. Control Panels
Adding a Control Panel
Select from the following button options:
Button Modes Description Related Topic
Broadcast All modes On the data (control) level, assigns one
controlling device (master) to multiple
controlled devices (slaves). Useful in
dubbing and editing applications. Status is
only reported from the first assigned slave.
Broadcast on page
359
Chop All modes When supported by the router, the button is a
toggle that enables and disables rapid
switching of the selected destination device
between the current source and the preset
source. Used to test system timing.
Chop on page 360
Default State All modes Returns the control panel to its pre-defined
state. Default State on
page 360
Destination Limited XY only Assigns a destination device to this control
panel.
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Destination Lock All but MD Sets or removes a “lock” on current
destination device. Locks on page
362
Destination
Protect All but MD Sets or removes a “protect” on current
destination device. Protect on page
363
Destination Shift Limited XY only Allows the operator to select the second
destination device mapped to a destination
button. Two sets of destination devices can
be programmed. The button toggles between
the “unshifted” set and the “shifted” set.
Destination Shift
on page 360
Free Source All but MD Defines a phantom device that can be used to
release or “free” devices on the data (control)
level. A free source is also used with tielines
to free the tieline for others to use. The free
source is configured in the Level Sets page.
Free Source on
page 361
and
Level Sets on
page 111
Menu All modes Brings up a menu that provides access to a
variety of local control panel options. The
button is required if you want access to
system menus and “local” salvos.
Menu Mode on
page 358
Name Set Toggle All modes Toggles between the default name set and the
system name set. Name Set Toggle
on page 363
Panel Lock Limited XY only Prevents accidental changes to the control
panel settings. When the control panel is
locked, the button array becomes blank
except for the Panel Lock button.
Panel Lock on
page 363
Previous Source All but MD Immediately restores the previously selected
source to the current destination (similar to
an “undo” button).
Previous Source
on page 363
Salvo All modes Places the control panel in ‘Salvo’ mode. The
button is required if you want access to
“system” salvos.
When you assign ‘Salvo’ to a button, a drop-
down list appears in which you select a salvo
ID.
Salvos on page
364
and
Salvos on page
431