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Managing partitions and signal types – Grass Valley UniConfi NVISION Series v.1.3 User Manual

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8. Managing Partitions and Signal Types

Setting Up Partitions

The following is a list of each field and the corresponding information to be entered:

7 From the ‘Signal Type’ drop-down list, select a signal type for each partition. Select the signal

type on the same row listing the partition information.

Field

Description

Values

Level

Numeric value identifying a particular configured partition. This value
usually has to match what has been configured in the control system
being used.
Enter a number for the router signal type. If multiple signal types are

managed by the router, enter additional, unique numbers, one for each
signal type, creating a new row for each signal.

0–250

Physical

Inputs

Input connectors this partition starts and ends with:
NV5100MC — 1 through 128
NV5128 — 1 through 128
NV5256 — 1 through 256
NV7256/NV7256-Plus — 1 through 256
NV7512 — 1 through 512
NV8256-Plus — 1 through 256; 512
NV8288/NV8288-Plus — 1 through 288
NV8500 Family:
NV8144 — 1 through 144
NV8280 — 1 through 288
NV8280-Plus — 1 through 288
NV8576 — 1 through 576
NV8576-Plus — 1 through 576

1–xxx

Controller
Input

Logical number this partition starts with. Typically must match what
control system has been configured to use.

Typically 0 or
1

Physical
Outputs

Output connectors this partition starts and ends with:
NV5100 — 1 through 128
NV5128 — 1 through 128
NV5256 — 1 through 256
NV7256/NV7256-Plus — 1 through 256
NV7512 — 1 through 512
NV8256-Plus — 1 through 256
NV8288 — 1 through 576
NV8288-Plus — 1 through 288
NV8500 Family:
NV8144 — 1 through 144
NV8280 — 1 through 576
NV8280-Plus — 1 through 288
NV8576 — 1 through 1,152
NV8576-Plus — 1 through 576

1–xxx

Controller
Output

Logical number this partition starts with. Typically must match what
control system has been configured to use.

Typically 0 or
1

Signal Type

Defines what software signal type in use. Generally, enables the matrix
controller to determine correct switching rules and reference

requirements.