GRASS VALLEY JUPITER CONTROL PANEL L32 -, Instruction Manual

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122 JUPITER L-S and LCD Series Control Panel Instruction Manual
Section 6 — L-S Series Panel Operation
Direct Category Button Method
This is the fastest method to take a Source to Destination on this panel.
1.
Confirm the desired active Destination is shown in yellow in the D15
window
2.
Press a Category (For example, “VTR”) and unit number (For example,
“2”) button combination. If the entry is valid, the defined category/
number will be displayed in the D16 window, in blue.
The mnemonic for the Source will be shown in the D16 window, top
row, and also appears in the various level displays (the D1-D14 win-
dows).
3. Press
Take
. All selected levels will switch to the new Source. The
mnemonic of the new Source will be displayed in the D16 window, in
green. The level displays will show the Source name, in green, for each
of the first 14 levels defined in the CP Level set assigned to the panel.
• If Source swap mode is ON, the Undo button will be high green
tally. Pressing the Undo button will display the previously selected
Source, in blue. This permits flip-flop switching. For more informa-
tion about Source swap, see
Source Swap Mode
on page 127 .
Page Selection Method
1. Confirm the desired active Destination is shown in yellow in the D15
window
2. Press
Source
. The D1 window will display
Source?
in white. Sources will
appear in groups of 16, in green, in the D1-D16 windows.
3. Use the
Up/Down
arrow buttons to scroll through the available Sources.
Note The same as Destination selection, you can restrict the Sources displayed in
the windows by pressing a Category button at this time (see
Category Subset
Method on page 121 ).
4.
Select the desired Source by pressing its adjacent soft button.
5. To execute the switch, press
Take
. The Source will be switched to the
active Destination, and the name of that Source will appear in the D15
window, in green.
Breakaway
Breakaway takes of individual levels can be accomplished either by de-
selecting the level(s) that you do NOT want to switch, or by choosing which
levels that you DO want to switch. The method that is used depends on the
panel’s
Level Select
mode setting.