User manual GRASS VALLEY MAESTRO 1.5 RELEASE NOTES

[. . . ] Maestro MULTI-FORMAT MASTER CONTROL Release Notes SOFTWARE VERSION 1. 500 071850605 February 12, 2008 Affiliate with the N. V. KEMA in The Netherlands CERTIFICATE Certificate Number: 510040. 001 The Quality System of: Grass Valley, Inc. 400 Providence Mine Road Nevada City, CA 95945 United States 15655 SW Greystone Ct. Beaverton, OR 97006 United States 10 Presidential Way rd 3 Floor, Suite 300 Woburn, MA 01801 United States Rennes, France Rue du Clos Courtel Cesson-Sevigne, Cedex France 2300 South Decker Lake Blvd. Salt Lake City, UT 84119 United States Nederland B. V. [. . . ] Multi-Source Audio Breakaway - Confirm Breakaway Error Screen AUDIO CONTROL Main Stereo Dolby 5. 1 Dolby + 2 Multi-Source Audio Breakaway 1) Select Breakaway Source: Button 5 - Server 2 2) Select Breakaway Group(s) +2 +1 Mix To Clean Feed Mix To Clean Feed Mix To Clean Feed Mix To Clean Feed Spanish French ID 1 ID 2 Amin 2 EMRG BCST P G M 0 VU -1 -2 3) Confirm Breakaway by selecting -3 same Source on desired -5 -7Background Bus -10 -20 LR Lf Rf C Lfe Ls Rs Lt Rt M M P S T Options Breakaway Status 5. 1 Home Lt-Rt Stereo Mono Monitor Reset -34. Release the Audio Source Control button. The Audio Source Control button illumination will be extinguished and the Audio Control panel display will return to the previously active audio control screen. Note If a breakaway is active on the PGM, PST or AUX bus, selecting a different source on the same bus (without the Video or Audio Source Control button depressed) will result in the de-selection of all breakaways on that bus and the selection of the "as configured" desired source. If a breakaway is desired with the new source, the steps above must be repeated. Maestro -- Release Notes 31 Version 1. 500 Dynamic Channel Mapping Dynamic channel mapping is the operator-controlled process of mapping audio input groups into audio output groups from the control panel (hardware control panel or GUI). Static channel maps configured via the Audio Input Set tables in the Maestro Configuration Editor are the default channel maps for their associated sources. If a predefined mapping between audio input groups and audio output groups does not exist, or, the operator wishes to alter existing static channel mappings, dynamic channel mapping makes that possible. The Channel Mapping screen is accessed by pressing the small black button to the right of the Channel Mapping soft button on the Audio Control Home screen as seen in Figure 17. Figure 17. Audio Control Home Screen - Channel Mapping AUDIO CONTROL Program Preset Aux +3 +2 Main Aux / Main Stereo < Source Name > Dolby 5. 1 D Str Span Fren Main Stereo Dolby 5. 1 Surround Dolby + 2 Spanish French Mix To Clean Feed Mix To Clean Feed Mix To Clean Feed Mix To Clean Feed Ø Ø Ø Clean Feed Off-Air Mix 1 Mix 2 Mix 3 Mix 4 +1 0 VU -1 -2 -3 -5 -7 -10 -20 LR Lf Rf C Lfe Ls Rs Lt Rt M M ID 1 ID 2 Amin 2 EMRG BCST P G M Dolby-E Group Channel Mapping Level +2. 3 dB P S T Options Phase Normal Balance < 1. 6 dB 5. 1 Home Lt-Rt Stereo Mono Monitor Reset -34. 1 dB Dim ALM When the Channel Mapping button is pressed, a screen similar to the one shown in Figure 18 appears. 32 Maestro -- Release Notes Dynamic Channel Mapping Figure 18. Channel Mapping Screen AUDIO CONTROL Main Stereo <Source> < Monitor Point > / < Source Name > Main Stereo <Status> Mix To Clean Feed Mix To Clean Feed Mix To Clean Feed Mix To Clean Feed Dolby 5. 1 <Source> Dolby 5. 1 <Status> Dolby + 2 <Source> Dolby + 2 <Status> Spanish <Source> Spanish <Status> ID 1 ID 2 Amin 2 EMRG BCST P G M French <Source> French <Status> P S T Options Scroll Input Default Mapping Un-Map Scroll Output 5. 1 Home Lt-Rt Stereo Mono Monitor Reset -34. 1 dB Dim ALM The Channel Mapping Screen provides the following information and controls: · <Monitor Point> - Indicates the audio source (Program, Preset, Aux, Clean Feed, etc. ) being monitored on the Audio Control Home Screen. Note The background color behind the soft buttons indicates the status of the audio being monitored. If it is red, it is on-air and contributing to Program content. If it is yellow, it will go to air on the next transition and is contributing to Preset content. If it is blue, it is not currently on-air nor will it be going to air on the next transition. For more information, see Audio Monitor Source Tally on page 19. · · <Source Name> - Indicates the name/mnemonic of the source whose input group is currently mapped to the monitored output group. Audio Input Group Name and <Source> - Appears on the left side of the screen. The audio input group name is the first line of text and the mnemonic for the selected source for that group appears on the second line. · Audio Output Group Name - Appears on the right side of the screen. Audio output group names come from the Audio Output Set defined in the Maestro Configuration Editor. The first line of text is the audio group name. The second line of text is the group status. The <Status> line will be blank unless the named audio group is not defined for the selected source. Maestro -- Release Notes 33 Version 1. 500 Note Any audio output group(s) that is not defined for that source, either explicitly or via channel mapping, will be muted upon selection. It will display as "Muted-no map" in the Audio Output Group status line. · Scroll Input - The first knob (from the left) is used to scroll the audio input group names vertically when more than eight group names have been defined. [. . . ] See Figure 33. 54 Maestro -- Release Notes Software Upgrade Procedure Figure 33. Processor Board FPGA/CPLD Update Menu This menu shows the names of all FPGAs/CPLDs on the Processor and the version number of the gateware currently running ("Loaded") in each device. Certain of the FPGA-type components and all of the CPLD-type components can be updated using this menu, and if a newer ("current") version of gateware is available for those components the menu will indicate the new version number and display a check box. Note A Current version may have a smaller number than the corresponding Loaded version. If FPGA/CPLD updates were performed with prior Maestro software versions, the only item to be updated with version 1. 5 will be the ALARM CPLD as seen in Figure 33. c. [. . . ]