Sony - TSL

Assign to Source
A variation on the above is assigning Sources to Sources.
When this option is selected in the Assign to box, the Display on the second router output will show the
mnemonic and tally state of the assigned source. In this example, “SRCE A” will be shown, assuming that
the Router 2 Bus has selected input SRCE AA.
SRCE A
SRCE AA
UMD
Router 1
Router 2
The mnemonics and tallies for the input to Router 2, SRCE AA, are effectively taken over by the input
mnemonics and tally state to Router 1. In this example, the mnemonics and tally state shown on the UMD
will be those for SRCE A. In this case SRCE A is considered to be the master source – it is to this source
that tallies and tally output pins must be assigned. In the dialogue box above, Router 1 is now the master
controlling source – it is to this source that tallies and tally output pins must be assigned.
Therefore, in this example, only the mnemonics for Router 1 need be entered in the mnemonics lists in the
Edit menu.
Source to Source mapping may also be done within one router.
Virtual Router
Use of a second “virtual” router
Where a virtual router facility has been provided in the firmware to allow for the naming of, say, transmission
monitor pictures on a UMD under the monitor, that UMD should be assigned to a particular Bus for the virtual
router in Winsoft. Each Bus in the virtual router module will be tied to either the PGM, P/V or M/E etc. bus in
the Mixer.
E.g. For a UMD to follow the mixer program bus, it must be assigned to Bus 1 on router 2 (the virtual router
from the mixer).
For simple systems, this virtual router will be Router 2 in the Winsoft program.
Router Source to Source or Source to Destination mapping may be used to provide automatic label updates.
This an option and must be ordered.
WinSoft V 4.2.4.0 36 Issue 5.3