GRASS VALLEY L-S series Instruction Manual page 123

JUPITER L-S and LCD Series Control Panel Instruction Manual
Changing Level Select Mode
The LD16 panel has a
between the Level Select mode ALL ON and ALL OFF settings. When the
button is ON the All OFF setting is active. When the
Level
OFF, the ALL ON setting is active. During typical operations the button
should be off.
Level Select mode can also be set via the menu:
1. Press the Menu button. The windows will display various configuration
modes. The
Level Select
or
ALL ON ALL OFF.
2. Press the soft button for
state and the panel will exit Menu mode.
Breakaways can be disabled on the CP Level Set table by setting the Break
Flag for each level to `N.'
Deselect Levels Method
1. Confirm the desired active Destination is shown in yellow in the D15
window.
2. Confirm the
Level
3. Press the soft buttons for the levels you do NOT want to switch so the
buttons are turned off. To move beyond the first 14 levels, use the
arrow buttons.
Down
4. Select a Source, using one of the methods described under
Source (Single Destination Mode) on page
Source will appear in blue.
• If the level indicator is blank, the Source may not exist on that level
(For example, audio from a camera).
5. Press . The Source will switch only on the selected levels to the
Take
controlled Destination, while the non-selected levels remain at the
previously selected Source. The level windows will indicate the status
of the first 14 levels.
• If Sticky Levels is off, after the Take all levels will automatically be rese-
lected (their soft buttons will illuminate). If Sticky Levels is on, only the
levels involved in the last Take will remain selected.
Select Levels Method
This method is the reverse of the above procedure.
1. Confirm the desired active Destination is shown in yellow in the D15
window.
Level button which can also be used to directly toggle
window will report its current setting, either
. The mode will toggle to the other
Level Select
button is turned off.
LD16 Control Panel
button is
Level
Selecting a
121. The selected (i.e., preset)
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