Studer Vista 1 - Signaling

Vista 1 Digital Mixing System
4-114 GC Operation
Document generated: 18.04.17
SW V5.3
4.6.1.3 Signaling
The Signaling Setup menu allows on-line assignment of available Signaling
relays to functions, such as Red Light activation or Fader Start of remote
systems. It also allows Save and Load of such assignment configurations for
later use.
Output Signaling is always related to the Patch Sources. The Vista console is
fully assignable, meaning that:
  • Achannelcanbeassignedtoany channel strip;
  • AnaudioSource(forexample,aCDPlayer)canbepatchedintoany chan-
nel and be accessed via any fader;
  • Asnapshotcanchangetheentire Patch settings.
For these reasons, it is impossible to assign an output Signaling device, such
as a Fader Start relay, to a specific fader. Instead, it has to be assigned to the
Patch source which, in turn, is assigned to a fader via the Patch. In this way,
the system logic is able to activate, for example, the correct relay when a fader
is opened. All output Signaling always follows the Sources, and the Signaling
Assignment itself also is Source-oriented.
The Vista system auto matically knows how many Signaling relays are
available by accessing that information from the configuration and
*.ini
files. The available Sources are read from the Session Configuration. The
Signaling Configuration is all about assigning the right relay to the right
source, as we will see next.
Editing the Relay Labels
First, the system administrator needs to determine how the relays will be
connected to peripheral equipment (machine transport controls, lamps, etc.).
Then, the fixed relay labels can be edited to reflect their functions. For this
action, select the Edit User Labels button from the Signaling Out or Red
Light menu items: