Grass Valley CRSC v.3.2 - Manual (Page 46)

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Router Levels Page
Using the Router Levels Page
When you have finished adding levels, click Update Router Levels to send the level configu-
ration data to the routers. You should see a confirmation message:
Note that adding a level creates an additional level for one of the routers that already exists on
the subnet. You cannot create levels that do not correspond to a router.
This is especially useful when you are planning to use an AES router to switch multiple AES
levels, as illustrated in this example:
Here the AES router switches two levels, AES1/2 and AES3/4. Each of these levels includes 16 AES
pairs (32 mono channels). These levels can switched nearly simultaneously under a multi-level
take performed at a remote panel. Note that the controller start values for both of these levels is
1 (and the controller end values, derived and not shown, are 32.)
There is a shortcut. Right-click a row to cause the context menu to appear:
Choose ‘Add Level . . .’ The “Select a Router” dialog appears with the router identified in the row
you clicked selected. You can use that router or choose a different router. In that dialog, click OK
to choose the router or click Cancel if you change your mind.
How to Delete a Level
1 Go to the ‘Configure Router Levels’ page.
2 Optionally, select the subnet on which you want to delete routers levels.
3 Click on row in the crosspoint ranges table to select that level.
4 Click the Delete Level . . . button. A dialog appears:
Click Yes to delete the level. Click No to cancel.