Grass Valley CRSC v.3.2 - Manual (Page 157)

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CRSC
User’s Guide
Figure B-4 illustrates the terms:
Fig. B-4: Buttons on a Panel
In this illustration, blue buttons are routed sources. The brown button is the current destination.
Yellow buttons are selected levels. Buttons without any specific color are unselected.
In this example, the destination uses levels A, B, and C. Level A is the primary level because it is
the first. Source 1 is the primary source because it routes level A (indicated by the letter A over
the source button).
(The example uses blue, brown, and yellow buttons for the purpose of discussion. Real CRSC
control panels have green, amber, and red buttons.)
Source Button Illumination
In a normal non-breakaway take, the (single) source button selected is always high-tally (green
or amber).
In a breakaway in enhanced mode, the primary source is high-tally green or amber. Non-primary
sources taken are high-tally red.
In a breakaway in standard mode, all taken sources are high-tally green or amber.
Destination Button Illumination
The current destination is high-tally (generally green or amber). All other destinations are unse-
lected and low-tally.
However, if the destination on a button is locked, the button is red, high-tally if selected, and
low-tally if not.
Level Button Illumination
Enhanced Mode
• A level button is high-tally (green or amber) if it is selected and represents the primary level.
• A level button is low-tally (green or amber) if it is not selected and represents the primary
level.
• A level button will be red (in a breakaway only) if it does not represent the primary level. If
the level button is selected, it is high-tally. Otherwise it is low-tally.
• A level button is off if the current destination does not include this level.
Standard Mode
• A level button is high-tally (green or amber) if it is selected.
• A level button is low-tally (green or amber) if it is not selected.
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