Sony GP-X1EM Grip Extension - Manual (Page 28)

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To assign a bus/function to the 1st row to 4th row, use the
delegation buttons on the cross-point pad.
• When a key bus is assigned and a cross-point button is
pressed, a key fill signal is selected.
While a key bus delegation button is pressed, you can
select a key fill signal on the 1st row and a key source
signal on the 2nd row, regardless of the button row to
which the key bus is assigned.
• When a DME video bus or DME key bus is assigned and
a cross-point button is pressed, a front image signal is
selected. When a cross-point button is pressed while
pressing a DME video bus/DME key bus delegation
button, a rear image signal is selected.
• The operation of the [SHIFT] button is the operation
mode set by the cross-point assign table of the switcher
bank (M/E or P/P), regardless of the buses assigned to
the cross-point button rows.
Key/AUX bus delegation mode
Setting key/AUX bus delegation mode in the Setup menu
allows you to use the 1st row buttons as 2nd row
delegation buttons.
For details, see “Setting the Operation Mode of the Cross-
Point Control Block Button Rows” (page 435).
You can assign the following bus/function delegation
buttons to the 1st row.
KEY1 to KEY8
1)
, UTIL1, UTIL2, DME EXT, DME
UTIL1, DME UTIL2, EDIT PVW, AUX1 to AUX48,
FMS1, FMS2, DME1 V to DME4 V
2)
, DME1 K to DME4
K
2)
, UTIL/SBOX1 to UTIL/SBOX10
1) When a 2nd row button is pressed, a key fill signal is selected. When a 2nd
row button is pressed while pressing a 1st row delegation button, a key
source signal is selected.
2) When a 2nd row button is pressed, a front image signal is selected. When
a 2nd row button is pressed while pressing a 1st row delegation button, a
rear image signal is selected.
• In key/AUX bus delegation mode, the cross-point pad
delegation buttons are not available.
• The operation of the [SHIFT] button in the 2nd row is the
operation mode set by the cross-point assign table of the
switcher bank (M/E or P/P), regardless of the bus
selected in the 1st row.
Notes
Notes