Selecting the Controlled Channel

Introduction

When you have selected a channel control mode, all channels are controlled by default. However, you can control one or more channels in either PGM+PRV or Multi-PGM mode depending on your needs.

This section explains the various control possibilities in each channel control mode:

• Channel Control in PGM+PRV Mode
• Channel Control in PGM-Only Mode
• Channel Control in PRV-Only Mode
• Channel Control in All PGM Mode
• Channel Control in Single PGM Mode

Channel Control in PGM+PRV Mode

• When you enter the PGM+PRV control mode, both PGM and PRV channels are controlled by default.
• When you are in PGM-only control, press the PGM key to take control on both PGM and PRV:

• When you are in PRV-only control, press the PRV key to take control on both PGM and PRV:

• The OSD displays FULL CTRL on both PGM and PRV monitors.
• On the right operational block, PGM and PRV are displayed on a yellow background (active) and the corresponding PGM and PRV keys are steady red (active).

Channel Control in PGM-Only Mode

• To control only the PGM, press the PGM key on the right operational block:

• The OSD displays FULL CTRL on the PGM monitor and NO CTRL on the PRV monitor.
• On the right operational block, PGM is displayed on a yellow background and the corresponding PGM key blinks red.

Channel Control in PRV-Only Mode

• To control only the PRV, press the PRV key on the right operational block:

• The OSD displays LEVER CTRL on the PGM monitor and FULL CTRL on the PRV monitor.
• On the right operational block, PRV is displayed on a yellow background and the corresponding PRV key blinks red.

Channel Control in All PGM Mode

• When you enter the Multi-PGM control mode, all PGM channels are controlled by default.
• When you are in one PGM control, press the All key on the left operational block to regain the control of all PGMs:

• The OSD displays FULL CTRL on all PGMs monitored.
• On the left operational block, all PGMs are displayed on a yellow background and the corresponding PGM keys are steady red.

Channel Control in Single PGM Mode

When you want to control a single PGM (PGM2, as illustrated below), press the key corresponding to that PGM on the left operational block to gain the control of that PGM:

• The OSD displays FULL CTRL on the controlled PGM on the monitor, and NO CTRL on uncontrolled PGMs.
• On the left operational block, the controlled PGM is displayed on a yellow background and the corresponding PGM key is blinking red.