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236 FSN Series • User’s Guide • Rev 01
5. Menu Orientation
System Menu
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The figure below illustrates a sample Tally Table.
Figure 5-108. Tally table (sample)
The Tally Table enables you to associate inputs with tally relays, and set tally closures on
an output-by-output basis. One row is provided for each of the 24 available tallies.
• The yellow highlight indicates the tally that you want to set up. You can touch any
row to move the highlight, or use the top
Select Tally knob to scroll vertically.
• The blue highlight indicates the output for which you want to set (or clear) a relay
closure. You can touch any cell to move the highlight, or use the
Select Output
knob to scroll horizontally. Once an output is selected, press {Set Tally Closure}
or {Clear Tally Closure} as required.
The following columns of information are provided:
• Tally — two columns are provided for tally:
~ The left-hand column indicates the selected relay (1 through 24).
~ The right-hand column simply indicates the type of tally you wish to set:
red, green or amber. Use the
{Select Color} button to select the color.
• Input — indicates the input that you wish to associate with the highlighted tally.
Use the
{Select Input} button to select the desired input, or the {Clear Input}
button to remove the input from the table.
• PGM — columns are provided for all Program outputs on the M/E Card. If a
column heading is grayed out, that output is not available.
• PST — columns are provided for all Preview outputs on the M/E Card. If a
column heading is grayed out, that output is not available.
• Installed Aux Outputs — columns are provided for all installed Auxiliary outputs
on the
M/E Card, and on the optional UOC and NAC cards. Closures can be set
for all Aux outputs, even if the associated card(s) is not installed.
PGM
M1
Outputs
P M2
PST Installed Aux Outputs
21 3 54 6
InputTally
M1P M2
1 xCAM1 x x
2 CAM1 x x
3 xCAM2 x x
4 CAM2 x x
5 xCAM3 x x
6 CAM3 x x
7
8
87 9 1110 12
13
14
15
Note
For both the PGM and PST columns, P = Program Bank, M1
= the M/E 1 bank, and
M2 = the M/E 2 bank.