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X1200 Series Router Manual
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Revision 1.3.2
OPERATION
3.8.5. Configuring The Router Video Standard
(HD SoftSwitch

and Embedded SoftSwitch

equipped routers only)
INPUT SETUP
Input Standard
std:1080i/60
std:1080i/59.94
std:1080i/50
std:1080p/24sF
std:1080p/23.98sF
std:720p/60
std:720p/59.94
The high definition X1202H series routers equipped with SoftSwitch

and
Embedded SoftSwitch

have a line synchronizer to provide clean video
switches. This menu item must be used to set the video standard in use in
the router in order for the line synchronizer to work correctly.
3.9. LABELING THE VIDEO AND AUDIO INPUTS
The X1200 Series Routers provide a simple method of identifying each of the video sources with a 16
character label. The
INPUT LABEL menu is used to change the default input labels for the video and
audio inputs. You can either input the label text from a text file (see section 3.9.1), or manually update the
individual input labels from the front panel (see section 3.9.2). The chart below shows the items available
in the
INPUT LABEL menu.
On early units fitted with the AES option that were shipped with two breakout panels, when the AES Mode
is set to 4(12x1), the Label Audio 2a and Label Audio 2b menu items allow the user to label the inputs on
the Audio 2A and 2B busses. On these routers, when the AES Mode is set to 2(12x2), the inputs for the
2A and 2B busses are taken from the 1A and 1B inputs, so these menu items are disabled.
Input Label File Allows the user to upload and download input labels from a text file
Label Video Allows the user to label the Video inputs
Label Audio 1a Allows the user to label the Audio 1A inputs
Label Audio 1b Allows the user to label the Audio 1B inputs
Label Audio 2a Allows the user to label the Audio 2A inputs
Label Audio 2b Allows the user to label the Audio 2B inputs
3.9.1. Uploading/Downloading Input Labels from a Text File.
INPUT LABEL
Input Label File
Receive File
Send File
This menu item is used to upload and download Input Label text files with a
terminal program
Receive File allows you to upload new input labels from a text file
Send File allows you to download the current input labels to a text file