XX190-10-XX Pilot Select
Video Switch Action
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Set Last Step Action
The action that will take place when the final step in a tour has been performed is defined as the last step
action. Three last step actions are possible: another tour may activate (Chain), all touring may cease (Halt), or
the tour may repeat (Repeat).
The total number of steps and the tour number are listed at the top of this screen. These settings may not be
edited in this screen. The number of steps is defined for each tour.
Menu Path: Main Menu
→
Video Switch Action
→
Edit Sequential Tour
→
Set Last Step Action
TOUR NUMBER: 001
x / -
- CYCLE CHOICE
/
- CURSOR UP/DWN
ENTR/ESC - STORE/ABORT
LAST STEP ACTION SET
TOTAL STEPS THIS TOUR: 01
LAST STEP ACTION: CHAIN
CHAIN TO TOUR:
128
Settings: Repeat
Halt
Chain
Keys:
Numeric keypad’s + (plus) key or - (minus) key
Default:
Repeat
Chain To Tour
If the last step action setting is Chain, the Chain To Tour setting will display onscreen. The Chain To Tour
setting defines the next tour to begin when the last step of the current tour is finished.
Settings:
001 to 128
Keys:
Numeric keypad’s + (plus) key or - (minus) key
Edit Salvo Switch
Salvos are defined using the Edit Salvo Switch screen. After a salvo is defined to the system using this
screen, it may be activated manually at a keypad or may be used as a step in a salvo tour. Refer to
Models
V1300X-DVC and -RVC Intelligent Remote Control Panels Instruction Manual X777
for instructions on
running salvos or tours from a remote keypad.
A salvo is defined by (preset) video displays from various cameras on various monitors. For example, salvo
01 might be defined as the display of video from camera station 08 on monitor 01, the display of video from
camera station 04 at preset 55 on monitor 02, and the display of video from camera station 05 on monitor 03.
Note that the camera station may be directed to a preset position upon activation of the salvo, but this is not
mandatory. The speed setting is applicable only for receivers or domes that support that function.