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MVS-7000X FlexConfig
The MVS-7000X can have up to 3 physical M/E boards in its chassis. Each of those M/E boards has 8
keyers. Exclusive to the MVS-7000X is a feature called FlexConfig, which allows the logical partitioning
of those physical M/E boards and keyers.
First, you need to find out exactly how many physical M/E boards were purchased in your switcher, and
you also need to look at the number of M/E banks on the control panel. If they match (i.e. you
purchased three M/E boards and you have three M/E “stripes” on your panel (for three full M/Es), then
you can move on to the next section.
However, if you have a different number of physical M/E boards than you have control panel M/E’s,
then M/E resources need to be allocated in the system menu.
The FlexConfig feature was very likely discussed both with Engineering and the switcher operators prior
to the sale. It is recommended that you consult with those individuals prior to partitioning the M/E’s, as
described below. However, partitioning is not a permanent process and is easily changed.
Please jump to menu page 7316.11.
This menu is where FlexConfig is configured. The example above shows that each physical M/E board
has been assigned to a single logical M/E in the switcher. The first board in slot #9 is assigned to P/P, the
second board in slot #6 is assigned to M/E 1 and, finally, the third board in slot #5 is assigned to M/E 2.
If you purchased only two boards, then the bottom row would be unavailable. Similarly, if you
purchased only a single physical M/E board, then only the first row would be available.
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