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3-5IN1404XT Video Scaler and Switcher • Operation
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✻ Composite video
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Interlaced component, S-video, composite video
✫ RGBHV, RGBS, RGsB, and progresive component
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Inputs 3 and 4. Passive input 4 only
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To enable seamless switching, input 4 must be configured as RGB passive
(unscaled) on the Signal Format screen. However, once it is configured as
passive and if input 4 is selected, on-screen menus are not displayed.
No video adjustments are available for the input 4 video signal when it is
configured as passive (unscaled) but audio and other input variables are still
adjustable. Because on-screen displays will be blanked for input 4 once it is
configured as passive, it will be helpful to configure all of the input 4 options
before you configure the input as passive. If, later, you need to change any of
the input 4 settings, the easiest way is to temporarily set input 4 to one of the
scaled output settings. See Signal Format screen in this chapter.
Alternatively, you can make the adjustments under RS-232 control.
Status indicators
Most of the Video and Audio menus (see Video menu and Audio menu in this
chapter) and a select few Output menu operations (see Output menu in this chapter)
are performed using on-screen status indicators (figure 3-6) that resemble slide bars
but are controlled using the Menu and buttons.
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Figure 3-6 — Typical status indicator
Unless shown in the Video menu and Audio menu subparagraphs, adjusting the
Video and Audio menu settings is accomplished as follows:
1. For the Video, Audio, and Input menu screens, select the input that you want
to adjust by pressing that Input button.