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Kayenne/Karrera/GV Korona
User Manual
On a GV Switcher system, the default settings assigns the partition boundary to the
partition level (PART) accessed in the User Setups, Suite Prefs, E-MEM Prefs, ME Partitions
menu.
E-MEM Level Assignments in Split Mode
When an M/E is split, essentially two separate E-MEM systems are created. The primary
partition is always associated with its own E-MEM level. The secondary partition is part of
the PART Level and becomes enabled when the M/E is placed into Split Mode. These
settings affect how each split M/E’s Local E-MEM Module and how the Master E-MEM
Module is used to enact E-MEM control of the M/Es.
Partition Boundary Control
The partition control information can be assigned to an E-MEM level, or not be assigned
(Not Assigned). Which level the partition control is associated with controls the amount of
isolation between Primary and Secondary partition E-MEM behavior.
• For the switcher default, the partition boundary is assigned to a different E-MEM level
entirely and complete independence of the split M/E partitions results. This setting can
be used to map all M/E partition boundaries to the same separate level. This level can
be used to preset the partitioning of the entire switcher, and then Primary and
Secondary E-MEM operations would not change the switcher settings.
• If the partition boundary is assigned to the Secondary partition, recalls by the
Secondary partition splits that M/E. This setting would work with the shot clock
example cited in the introduction, especially if the shot clock is used frequently and the
remaining resources of that M/E are sufficient. Note that there is a chicken and egg
aspect to this mapping. The M/E cannot be split from the Control Panel by recalling a
Secondary partition unless the M/E is already split. You will need to go to the ME Mode
menu and manually turn on Split mode to activate Secondary partition recalls from the
Control Panel. You will also need to manually turn Split mode off from the menu to
restore all the resources to the Primary partition.
• If the partition boundary is assigned to the Primary partition E-MEM level, every E-MEM
recall of the Primary partition of a split M/E imposes the ME mode and the secondary
resource assignments. E-MEM recalls of the Secondary partition will not change the
current mode or alter any resource assignments. This mapping is useful in cases where
split ME mode is used occasionally during a show, but the M/E is normally used unsplit.
Primary partition E-MEM recalls will split the M/E when desired and restores it when all
resources are needed by the Primary partition. Note that all the effects built on the
Primary partition will need to include consistent partition boundary information. If any
change is made later in ME partitioning, all the Primary partition effects will need to be
edited.
• If the partition boundary is unassigned (none), E-MEM recalls will not affect the current
M/E settings. Changes can only be done manually in the ME Mode menu.
A Primary partition is always associated with an M/E’s main E-MEM level and has a
dedicated button in the Master E-MEM Module (ME 1, ME 2, ME 3, Pgm Pst). A Secondary
partition has its own level, enabled in Split Mode. There are also dedicated buttons in the
Master E-MEM Module (ME 1 Sec, ME 2 Sec, etc.) which are enabled when the M/E is in Split
Mode.