Sony SIU-100 Operating Instructions Manual page 129

Confirming the routings in units of
channels
1
Click [Channel to Channel] next to the Routing
label.
Channel to Channel
The CHANNEL to CHANNEL ROUTING
window appears.
This window allows you to confirm the current
routings for each channel.
Routings between one input board and one output
board are displayed.
For the DMBK-R109, channel routings can be
confirmed in units of 8 channels.
2
Select the input slot and output slot to be
displayed.
1 Click the desired input slot number.
The channels of that slot are displayed and
other output slots are shrunk respectively.
Output channels assigned to that input slot are
displayed in units of slots.
2 Click the desired output slot number in the
OUTPUT SLOT area.
All channels of that slot are displayed and
other slots are shrunk into one row.
When a + mark is displayed next to the
output slot number: This indicates this is the
slot which has channels to which routing has
been assigned.
When a * mark is displayed next to the
output slot number in the OUTPUT SLOT
area: This indicates that the signals of the
input slot selected in step 1 are routed to that
output slot.
For a slot to which both a * mark and a + mark
are placed, the * mark has priority and is
displayed.
When there is a channel which is routed to the output
slot selected in step 2, other than the input slot
selected in step 1, the channel number is displayed. In
the following example, channel 1 of input slot 1 is routed
to channel 6 of slot 3, and channel 2 of input slot 1 is
routed to channel 7 of slot 3.
When a + mark is displayed
next to the output slot number:
This indicates this is a slot
that has channels to which
routing is assigned.
When a * mark is displayed next to the
output slot number: This indicates that
the signals of the input slot selected in
step 1 are routed to that output slot.
Input slot selected in step 1.
Routing settings of the
output slot selected in
step 2 which are routed
to channels of the input
slot selected in step 1.
The mark is displayed on
the cross point of the
routed channels.
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