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4.6
Third level: Tools and Settings Ribbon Tabs
4.6.1
The Tools Ribbon Tab
4.6.1.1
General
4.6.1.1.1
Clipboard
4.6.1.1.2
Follow Solo
4.6.1.1.3
Offline Conference
Offline Conference Setup
Document generated: 18.04.17
The Tools Ribbon Tab is divided into four categories :
• General (Menu items of general usage)
• Setups (Menu items for system setup purposes)
• Signaling (Menu items concerning signaling configuration)
• CGM (Menu items for Control Group Master setup purposes)
Clicking on this menu item opens up the clipboard library window (please
see
chapter 4.4.7
for details).
By clicking on this button, the Follow Solo Mode gets activated. This is a
global setting which is valid for all titles and remains active until the Follow
Solo button is clicked again, even if the Vista application had been closed
and restarted in between. (Please see chapter
Clicking on this menu item allows to activate or deactivate a offline confe-
rence.
When configuring the N–X buses, a subset of N–X owner channels may be
defined to be members of a conference. Whenever their fader is closed, they
will automatically hear all other members (without hearing themselves back),
rather than the normal N–X signal. As soon as the fader is opened, they will
instantly hear the N–X signal again.
By pressing the SETUP CONF key on the control bay, the console is put
into conference setup mode. The LINK / SEL keys of all possible conference
member channels (all N–X owner channels) are half-lit, and the user may
select any number of them to be members of the conference. If the user
wishes to adapt this setting frequently, he may even stay in this mode during
a live production, since the channels are instantly added or removed from the
conference when pressing their LINK / SEL key (however, other features such
as ganging will not be available while in setup mode).
All the channels currently defined as conference members are marked in the
SW V5.3
Vista 1 Digital Mixing System
2.2.5.19
for details)
GC Operation 4-105
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