Grass Valley NVISION Compact CQX - Manual (Page 56)

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7. Programming Remote Panels
Overview
for the level (partition). Exercise care that the inputs and outputs you specify correspond to the
physical inputs and outputs you actually use.
Figure 7-4. Example of Salvo Button Fields
After you have chosen the salvo, you must enter at least one take for it to be of any value. When
you are configuring a salvo, the software displays a table of ‘takes’, as shown above. Each take
comprises a level, an input number and an output number. The level, input, and output form a single
crosspoint. A zero value in any of the fields renders the take a no-op.
A salvo can perform up to 32 ‘takes’. The ‘takes’ execute sequentially.
Salvos execute in the remote panel. Salvos do not contain loops. It is indeterminate what happens
when salvos from more than one remote panel execute simultaneously.
There are two shortcut buttons at the right:
Clear Table
clears all entries in the table;
Delete Row
deletes only the selected row.
Sources
To configure a button as a source button, choose ‘Source’ from the ‘Button Function’ drop-down
list. A configuration table appears in the ‘Configure Button’s Inputs’ section. It has 8 rows. Each
row is a level/input pair. Remember that a level is equivalent to a partition. See
About Salvos on
page 39.
Figure 7-5. Example of Source Button Fields
The table identifies the input ports that belong to the destination. The inputs you specify are relative
to the level you specified in the ‘Configure Router Levels’ Page. See
Configuring Router Levels on
page 25 page.