Grass Valley CRSC v.3.2 - Manual (Page 101)

89
CRSC
User’s Guide
The shortcut creates a diagonal take across the entire crosspoint matrix. That is, input n is
connected to output n for all n.
To perform a diagonal take, click the top left corner of the grid, scrolling if necessary:
CRSC displays a warning message:
Click Yes to perform the take or click No to cancel the take.
For machine control routers, the meaning of a diagonal take is different from diagonal takes for
other routers. Entries on the “diagonal” of a machine control matrix graphic are tristated (or
disconnected).
Remember that machine control routers are point-to-point routers and do not have a matrix per
se. The matrix in the crosspoints page, for machine control routers, is a convenient fiction.
The Shortcut Vertical Take
This shortcut is something you can do in the graphic view only.
A vertical take is where input n is connected to all outputs. (The black squares are arranged
vertically.)
The shortcut is a special range take connects input m is connected to output n for all n.
To perform a vertical take, click the input number at the top of a column: