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Encore Presentation System • User’s Guide • Rev 04 79
3. Hardware Installation
Installation
4. Select the destination that you assigned to processor #4.
5. Scale and align three PIPs for the “Preview” portion of the display, and three PIPs
for the “Program” portion, as illustrated in
Figure 3-5 on page 77.
Single-button method — Use the following steps to complete your wide screen
preview setup, using
one button for all six processor sources.
1. Set up processor #4 as a unique Encore destination. In Chapter 6, refer to the
“
Destination Setup” section on page 277.
2. On the Controller, identify one button on the Source Selection Bus that you want
to use for all DVI D/A inputs to processor #4.
3. In the Router Specification Menu, create a DVI D/A router. In Chapter 6, refer to
the “
D/A Setup” section on page 274.
4. On the “Number of Outputs” line, specify 6.
5. Using the Output Patch Menu, patch all 6 outputs (from processors 1, 2 and 3) to
processor #4. In Chapter 6, refer to the “
Router Setup” section on page 270.
6. Using the Input Patch Menu, select the DVI D/A source button (as identified in
step
2 above), and patch it to the DVI D/A router. In Chapter 6, refer to the “Input
Patching” section on page 275.
7. Select the destination that you assigned to processor #4.
8. In the Layer Control Section, select Layer 1A, then select the DVI D/A source.
Be sure to save an input configuration file for this source.
9. Scale and align the first PIP for the “Preview” portion of the display, then repeat
this step for the remaining layers (
2A through 3B). Use Figure 3-5 on page 77 for
reference.
Note
This method sets up a “phantom” DVI D/A router, which takes
advantage of the fact that all processor DVI outputs have
identical resolutions — and thus only one input configuration
file is required. This method only uses one source button on
the Controller, instead of six buttons on the source bus.