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Compact Router System Configurator • User’s Guide 105
13. Operating Panels
Performing Takes
Example — Breakaway for CP3201 in Enhanced Mode with Hold
You want to take SD from source 1 to the default destination. But you also want to take AES12
from source 3 and both AES34 and AES56 from source 4. The previous source was source 7.
The levels defined for the destination are SD, A12, A34, and A56. SD was defined first in the des-
tination description. Therefore it is considered the primary level.
1 Select just level SD. Press source 1.
Source 1 goes high tally because you have taken SD — the primary level — from this source.
Source 7 is red indicates that the other levels still come from source 7. (The SD level button is
amber because SD is the primary level. The other level buttons are red because they are not pri-
mary. They are low-tally because this is hold mode and SD remains the selection.)
2 Select just A12. Press source 3.
Source 3 goes high-tally red because it is not the primary source. The level buttons remain
unchanged. You could choose another source at this point.
3 Select just A34 and A56. Press source 4.
Source 4 goes high-tally red because, like source 3, it is not the primary source. The level but-
tons remain unchanged. Again, you could choose another source at this point. Pressing another
source button without selecting another level simply changes the source for that selected level
(or levels).
To clear the breakaway, select all levels for the default destination and then press a source.
Example — Breakaway Take for CP3201 in Enhanced Mode without Hold
You want to take SD from source 1 to the default destination. But you also want to take AES12
from source 3 and both AES34 and AES56 from source 4. The previous source was source 7.
The levels defined for the destination are SD, A12, A34, and A56. SD was defined first in the des-
tination description. Therefore it is considered the primary level.