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No. Feature Function
7. STO illuminated button
Should be pressed, followed by an input or output pushbutton to store the current
status in the non-volatile memory. For example. Press STO followed by INPUT
4 button to store Setup # 4 in the non-volatile memory.
NOTE
To delete a setup from the memory, press the
STO and RCL buttons simultaneously, followed
by the input button (Setup number) to be
deleted.
8. AFV illuminated button When pressed, illuminates and selects the "
Audio Follow Video
" function. If the
audio configuration differs from the video configuration, the INPUT STATUS
display flashes the audio outputs that are to be reconfigured for AFV operation. In
such case, the
TAKE
button must be pressed to confirm the modification.
9.
AUDIO
When pressed, illuminates and selects the audio mode (Breakaway) to enable
modification of the audio crosspoints.
10.
VIDEO
When pressed, illuminates and selects the video mode (Breakaway) to enable
modification of the video crosspoints.
11.
TAKE
The machines can operate either in "Take" mode or in "Normal" (no user
confirmation for each action is needed) mode. Pressing the TAKE button toggles
the mode, and the button illuminates when in "Take Mode". In "Take Mode", any
action would cause the TAKE button to blink before implementation, and the user
is required to press TAKE again in order to implement the operation.
NOTE
To cancel any operation initiated by pressing a
button, press the same button again.
12.
OFF
When pressed after pushing an output button, disconnects that video/audio output
from the video/audio input. To disconnect all the outputs, press the ALL button
followed by the OFF button.
13.
ALL
When pressed followed by an input button, connects that audio/video input to all
audio/video outputs.
Table 2: CVG-606xl Rear Panel Features
No. Feature Function
1.
1-6 AUDIO INPUTS
RCA connectors
Audio inputs used to connect the stereo audio input sources.
2.
1-6 AUDIO OUTPUTS
RCA connectors
Audio outputs used to connect the stereo audio output acceptors.
3. RS-485 terminal block
Used for bi-directional communication with another Matrix Switcher or PC
through RS-485 interface (see section 9.4 for more details concerning the RS-
485 operation).
4.
EXT. SYNC BNC
connector
Used for connection of an external video sync input. The external sync input
can be selected by the SYNC Select switch.
5. SYNC Select switch
Selects either an external sync from the external source, or internal sync, which
is normally inputted via the
VIDEO INPUT #1
connector (see section 9.3.1 for
more information concerning the sync selection).
6.
VIDEO INPUTS BNC
connectors
Video inputs used to connect the video sources.
7.
VIDEO OUTPUTS BNC
connectors
Video outputs used to connect the video acceptors.
8.
DB-9 female RS-232
connector
Used for control of the Matrix Switcher (see section 9.4 for more details
concerning the RS-232 operation) from a PC, or remote control device, through
an RS-232 interface and a null-modem adapter (provided with the machine).
NOTE