Salvos – Grass Valley NV9000-SE v.3.0 User Manual
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15. Salvos
Creating a Salvo
Depending on the action selected, either the ‘Sources’ or ‘Destination’ column, or both, are
active. Each column lists all source devices and destination devices in the NV9000-SE
system. For more information on devices, see
b Select the ‘Source’ or ‘Destination’ device, depending on the action.
c Select the virtual level for the source or the destination device.
d In the ‘Current Salvo Operations’ section, click
Append
. A description of the action appears
in the ‘Salvo Description’ section:
Figure 15-3. Salvo Details Page
Example: Select ‘Take’ as the action and then select the source device ‘VTR’ and the virtual
level ‘SD’. Now select the destination device ‘VTR’ and the virtual level ‘AES’. The
resulting salvo will switch a signal on the selected VTR on the SD virtual level to the
selected VTR on the AES virtual level whenever the Take button on the control panel is
pressed.
e Repeat steps a through d until all actions for the salvo have been selected.
Source
Master
Source only
The button reverses the direction of data
routing for devices used in data (control)
level takes. For example, if the (controlling)
destination is the master and the (controlled)
source is the slave, pressing Source Master
reverses the roles.
Broadcast
—
On the data (control) level, assigns one
controlling device (master) to multiple
controlled devices (slaves). Useful in
dubbing and editing applications. Status is
only reported from the first assigned slave.
Option
Source or
Destination
Description
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