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4–4 • Preliminary Video Installation Synergy 100 Installation Guide (v16.10-S100)
Connecting and Verifying Inputs
This section covers the following topics:
• Input Connection
• Input Verification
Input Connection
Using the data from the previous worksheet, connect your primary inputs and all alpha inputs to the
appropriate connectors on the rear of the frame. Remember that there are no specific “Key” inputs —
any input can be used for any purpose. All connectors are located in the “
IN
” section on the rear of the
frame as shown below.
Synergy 1 Frame, Rear – Input Section
Use cabling techniques in accordance with good engineering practice.
Input Verification
For verification of your inputs, ensure that a monitor is connected to the PGM 1 or PGM 2 BNC
output. Remember also (at this point in the installation) that factory default mapping is still in effect.
Re-mapping (per your input worksheet) will be performed in the section “
Setting Up BNC Inputs ”
on page 6–3. During this procedure, you can map any input to any button on a bus row.
Factory default mapping is as follows:
•
BLACK
is mapped to button 1 (crosspoint 1), Input 1 ( BNC 1 ) is mapped to button 2,
etc.
•
SHIFT
is mapped to the last button (10).
•
BKGD
is mapped to the first shifted button (SHIFT 1).
If reference has been connected to the 601 REF IN connector as recommended, you can verify input
video signals as they are connected. The following check assumes a default switcher condition.
• To view inputs
1
through 8 , press buttons 2 through 9 , respectively. (Buttons 1 ,
10
, and
SHIFT 1
are already mapped as indicated above).
• To view inputs
9
through 16 , press buttons
SHIFT 2
through
SHIFT 9
, respectively.
Note
The Synergy 100 switcher passes all embedded audio and ancillary
data signals, including “closed captioning” that is present on the
background video.
IN
1
3 5 7
9
11 13 15
2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16