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NV5100MC Master Control • Reference Man ual 131
6. Control Panels
FECP
Some groups of buttons operate as a mutually exclusive set. Pressing a deselected button will cause
it to become selected and all other buttons in the set to become deselected. There are two types of
mutually exclusive buttons:
1 Pressing a selected button makes it deselected. (All other buttons in the set remain deselected.)
2 Pressing a selected button leaves the button selected.
The FECP has a menu system built into its LCD touchscreen. It is through the menu that you can
adjust operating parameters such as audio levels and video effect settings. If an MCPM configura-
tion permits, the operator may also modify video effect settings.
The FECP’s “Transition” button (orange) is large, obvious, and protected against accidental
presses.
FECP Knobs
Turning a knob clockwise increases the associated value until the maximum value is reached. Turn-
ing the knob counter-clockwise decreases the associated value until the minimum value is reached.
After you reach either extremity, turning the knob has no effect.
Functional Sections of the FECP
Following are brief descriptions of each section. Refer to Figure 6-10 on page 129.
1 Customer-programmable buttons
The customer-programmable section includes 16 function buttons, each of which may be pro-
grammed to perform functions such as channel selection, GPI triggers, or transition control.
There are about 40 functions that can be assigned to these configurable buttons.
2 Touchscreen menu
Using the color LCD touchscreen, you can access all secondary system functions such as key
setups, squeezeback presets and audio settings. Associated with the touchscreen are 8 rotary
knobs for selection and adjustment of parameters.
3 Joystick
The joystick allows fine visual adjustment of squeezeback images for the MCPM-SDHD and
MCEs. It also allows the adjustment of other video effects and allows operators to scroll data
displays, such as a panel log report.
The joystick has 2 buttons and a knurled cylinder that the operator turns to control a third axis.
4 Audio monitor/meter control
The audio monitoring section (of an MCPM) provides 2 independent audio monitoring buses
and a bus for audio metering. Panel buttons include a choice of 5 sources
— program audio, pre-
set audio, preview audio (when it becomes available), aux audio, or “off-air” audio — and a
dedicated “dim” button for each monitor, and independent monitor level controls knobs. (There
are no controls for the metering bus levels.)
The buttons are configurable (for audio monitor/meter functions).
5 Program audio control
The program audio section includes 2 rotary knobs for adjusting (1) the output level of the
source selected on program and (2) the over/main ratio for the program bus.
Preset levels and ratios must be adjusted using the menus.