Scroll Buttons; Shortcut; Function Buttons - GRASS VALLEY NV9000 User Manual

• Levels (in X-Y mode). The button at the top left represents the selected destination. The
remaining 15 buttons (or 7 buttons on the NV9608) buttons represent the levels of the
selected destination.
• Menu functions (in menu mode). Some of the LCD buttons execute menu functions.
• Salvos (in salvo mode). The panels provide support for system salvos and local salvos
on multiple pages of salvo buttons. You can select a "page" of salvos using the scroll
buttons.

Scroll Buttons

There are two scroll buttons (called 'Page Up' and 'Page Down' in the configuration
software).
These buttons scroll either through pages of MD destinations or through pages of salvos.
The scroll buttons page through levels if you have more than 15 (or 7) levels defined.
Scrolling of MD destinations wraps around at the ends of the MD destination list if 'Use
Continuous Scrolling' is enabled. At the head of the list, 'Page Up' causes the last page to
display. At the end of the list, 'Page Down' causes the first page to display. If 'Use
Continuous Scrolling' is not enabled, the pages stop scrolling at the ends of the list.
Continuous scrolling is a panel default.
Continuous scrolling does not apply to the salvo list and does not apply to levels in X-Y
mode.

Shortcut

In MD mode, the panel's category buttons allow you to enter a page number for multi-
destination devices, instead of scrolling. This is a convenience — a shortcut that lets you
avoid 'Page Down' or 'Page Up' button presses when you know the number of the page you
want.
Note:
• The shortcut is available only when no category device selection is pending (in MD
mode).
• Only category buttons that have single-digit suffixes are enabled.
• The shortcut is not available for salvo pages.

Function Buttons

The NV9616 and NV9608 have an array of 24 function buttons on the right.
Of those, 10 buttons, arranged like a telephone keypad, have fixed functions. These 10
buttons are "category" buttons, representing category mnemonics or category suffixes or
both:
NV9608 and NV9616
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