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6. EM GUI orientation
Widescreen destinations can be downscaled by the Aux and based on the capacity it can accommodate up to
eight (8) outputs worth of widescreen.
Color codes
Screens and Aux are represented graphically in the
Diagram
area.
Green:
Output(s) have been assigned to the destination
Yellow:
Output(s) have not been assigned to the destination.
It is possible that after the unit is turned on, the hardware con
fi
guration can be altered making certain Destinations to have invalid
Output con
fi
gurations.
In this case the Destination in the System Diagram becomes grey and adjustment are disabled. In this case the destination needs
to be deleted and new one created to re
fl
ect the existing output con
fi
guration.
How to add Destination
To assign an output con
fi
guration to a destination, select the output con
fi
guration (output Tab) and then click on the
Add Screen
Destination
or the
Add Aux Destination button
(Destination Tab). These buttons are highlighted in blue.
Image 6-24
If the
Add destination
button is pressed without selecting an output con
fi
guration, the software will automatically assign the
fi
rst
unassigned output con
fi
guration (from left most output card) to a destination. The output con
fi
guration format is copied to the desti-
nation output format.
New
Screen
or
Aux
destinations can be added as long as there are unassigned output con
fi
gurations to destinations.
Alternatively, you assign outputs to destinations by dragging them into the output con
fi
guration the Destination block. In the example
below, the output 1 was assigned to ScreenDest1 and the destination format was set to 1920x1080 re
fl
ecting the format of output1.
When output 2 is dragged into the same destination, then the format changes to 3820x1080 re
fl
ecting a 2x1 setup. When outputs
are dragged into a destination in this matter, the software assumes it is a horizontal setup with 0 pixel overlap. The overlap can
be modi
fi
ed in the Wide menu. If a vertical or grid setup is desired, then the output con
fi
guration needs to be setup as such in the
output con
fi
guration menus.
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