Grass Valley NV9000-SE v.3.0 - Manual (Page 24)

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1. Getting Started
What to Do and When to Do it
nal type is being used by a device without assigning it a virtual level within a level set. See Devices
on page 157.
Device information may also be imported from a spreadsheet. For more information, see Importing
and Exporting Data on page 53.
Fifth, group devices by category in NV9000-SE. Organize devices into categories. Categories are
groupings of devices with common attributes, such as device type (e.g., monitor), or location (e.g.,
studio A), or use (e.g., editing). Category labels display on control panels for operators, making
selection quick and easy. See
Categories on page 189.
A category can only be added after devices have been added to the NV9000-SE system. Not all
devices must be added, but adding as many devices as possible before creating categories ensures
that the categories accurately define the devices in your facility.
Category information may also be imported from a spreadsheet. For more information, see Import-
ing and Exporting Data on page 53.
Sixth, add control panels to NV9000-SE. Control panels, both hardware and software, are config-
ured using NV9000-SE. Configuration interfaces mimic the control panel layout and display what
the operator will see on the screen or panel. See
Control Panels on page 231 and EC9700 and
EC9710 Panels on page 385.
Seventh, add or manage additional features in NV9000-SE. Depending on your facility needs, you
can:
• Create salvos. (See Salvos on page 431.)
• Create tielines. (See Tielines on page 457.)
• Update hosts.
• Add Master Control. (See
Master Control on page 367.)
• Manage users. (See Managing User Names on page 509.)