Grass Valley CRSC v.3.2 - Manual (Page 90)

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Router Crosspoints Page
Page Basics
There are 3 options in the dialog:
• Output
Treat the first column of the clipboard data as outputs. The second column then holds inputs.
• Input
Treat the first column of the clipboard data as inputs. The second column then holds out-
puts.
• Preview Final Result
If you check this check box. all the inputs of the crosspoint matrix are shown in the paste dia-
log as they will appear after the paste.
If you do not check this check box, the input fields for outputs not listed in the clipboard
contents are left blank.
Salvos
A salvo is a “snapshot” of the crosspoint state that you save in a file.
 Salvos, with respect to crosspoints, should not be confused with the salvos (and salvo
buttons) of remote panel configurations.
Save as Salvo . . .
The ‘Save as Salvo . . .’ command saves the current crosspoint state in a salvo file. Salvo files have
the extension .salvo or .svo.
 Be careful with salvo file names. Other software can create salvo files having .svo (or .salvo)
extensions. If you store CRSC salvos in a folder used by other software, you might not
remember which files are CRSC salvos.
When you click this command, CRSC presents an dialog in which you browse your file system to
name the file and place it in a folder of your choice.
Subsequently, you can use the salvo file to restore the crosspoint matrix to a previous state.
Load Salvo . . .
The ‘Load Salvo . . .’ command executes a salvo. When you click this command, CRSC presents a
dialog in which you browse your file system to locate the salvo file you want. When you click OK
in that dialog, CRSC executes the salvo. That is, it replaces the current crosspoint state with the
crosspoint state saved in the salvo file.
Jumping to Outputs
The crosspoints page has a ‘Jump to . . .’ command. The command causes the crosspoint view to
scroll so that the output (and input) you want to view is displayed in the top row, and as close
horizontally to the center of the window as possible.
To jump, right-click the crosspoint view. Then click the ‘Jump to . . .’ command.
The dialog in the graphic view is slightly different from the dialog in the table view.