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Vista 1 Digital Mixing System
4.4.2.1.2
Other Navigation Methods
Using of Color for Navigation:
YELLOW
4-16 GC Operation
Color is used in the Sources and Targets lists to give a clear indication and
overview of the sources and targets which have connections patched. If a
Source is connected to a Target or multiple targets, the Source label in the
Sources List will be highlighted by a color. Similarly, if a target is connected
to a Source or a number of different Sources, then the Target label in the
Targets List will be highlighted by a color. The meaning of the colors is as
follows:
GREEN
A single connection is made to the indicated Source or Target.
Two or more connections are made to the indicated Source or Target.
RED
The Target has a protected connection.
If a Source or Target is highlighted (indicating a connection has been made
to it), double-clicking on the label in the Sources/Targets Lists will navigate
directly to the cross-point so that the Source Selection bar and Target Selection
bar intersect at that cross-point. This is an extremely fast method to find what
is connected to a Source or Target without the need for scrolling or manual
searching of the sub patches. If a Source or Target is highlighted in Yellow
(indicating two or more connections are made to it), double-clicking on the
label in the Sources/Targets Lists will navigate directly to the first cross-point.
Subsequent double-clicks will navigate to each of the following connections
that are made to the Source/Target in question. If all connections have been
shown, a further double-click will return the user to the first connection and
loop around the connections once again with further double-clicks.
SW V5.3
Select the Patch Page
Document generated: 18.04.17
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