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NV9640A
User’s Guide
Salvo
This button executes a system salvo. A salvo is a pre-defined sequence of NV9000 commands.
The button text is the salvo name. When you press the salvo button, the panel temporarily
enters “salvo” mode and presents a message similar to this one on the display:
To confirm that you want to execute the salvo, press a ‘Take’ button. (You might have to navigate
to a ‘Take’ button.) When you press the take button, the salvo begins executing immediately.
Salvos are typically short in duration.
If you want to cancel the salvo before it executes, press the salvo button again.
System salvos are defined in NV9000-SE Utilities. You can review the defined salvos in NV9000-
SE Utilities or communicate with the panel’s configurer regarding the function of any salvos in
your panel configuration.
Save Preset
This button is a toggle: it enables or disables “save preset” mode. When this function is enabled
(and the button is high tally), whatever is on preset is retained on preset after a take. When the
function is disabled (its button is low tally), whatever is on preset is discarded after a take.
The default button text is “Save Preset” but the button can have any legend.
Selection Buttons
Selection buttons correspond to the 8 lines of the alphanumeric display. A selection button
selects or deselects what appears on a line of the display. In X-Y mode, the display shows levels
and selection buttons select or deselect levels. In MD mode, the display shows MD destinations
and the selection buttons select or deselect MD destinations. A selection button is high-tally
when its associated level or MD device is selected and low-tally otherwise.
We assume here that if a button page in your panel has any selection buttons, it has exactly 8
selection buttons. Fewer than 8 result in problems; those in excess of 8 would be superfluous.
When you scroll the display using the ‘Page Up’ or ‘Page Down’ buttons, the legends on the
selection buttons change to match the display.
X-Y Mode
When the panel is in X-Y mode, a selection button represents a virtual level present on the
alphanumeric display. Pressing one or more selection buttons selects (or deselects) the levels
associated with the buttons. A marker appears in the right-most column of the display for
selected levels.
Preset Status Level/Dest
Salvo Salvo
Execute Execute
SD_Setup SD_Setup
Press Press
Take Take
SD_Setup SD_Setup
Salvo Name