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RCP-CSD
52 Glossary
Requester Code
A property of panels and ports which allows them to be grouped with other panels or ports for the
purpose of establishing lock and protect authority.
Panel requester codes not explicitly defined automatically default to the panel address.
See also Lock, Lock Priority, Protect.
RM5 Device
A device designed to be compatible with the System 5 (RM5) control protocol.
The RM4000, RM5000 and Lynx routing switcher families are RM5 devices.
See also: PRC Device.
Salvo
A group of predefined logical switches taken in the same vertical interval.
Example: Assume the existence of two sources, CART1 and CART2; and three destinations,
MON1, VTR1, and VTR2. All of these sources and destinations are defined on two levels, AUD
and VID.
By pressing a single control panel key, the user desires to take the following switches: audio and
video from CART1 to MON1; audio from CART2 and video from CART1 to VTR1; and audio
and video from CART2 to VTR2.
Salvo SAL1 is created which will consist of three salvo entries (one salvo entry per destination in
the salvo). Each salvo entry is then configured to switch the selected sources on the appropriate
levels. Once salvo SAL1 is assigned to a salvo key on the control panel, the user will be able to
take all the specified switches with the press of a single key.
All switches in a salvo are taken within the same vertical interval.
Salvo names are one to eight characters in length and are constructed using uppercase letters,
numbers, and spaces. The first character must be a letter.
Salvo Entry
One or more logical switches assigned to a specific destination that is part of a salvo.
Salvo entry names are the same as the destination they are associated with.