Ross Synergy 2 SD, Installation Manual

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Synergy Series Installation Guide (v18) BNC Configuration and Check • 6–9
The selected mnemonic display changes on the switcher when you exit the Installation
Menus .
6. To adjust the mnemonic display style of another BNC name, use the
BNC number
knob. The selected BNC name/number appears in the mnemonic display area of the
menu as you select BNCs from the list.
7. When you have completed your mnemonic adjustments, press
Accept New Name
to
register the new name and display style in memory.
8. Repeat steps 3 through 7 for each additional mnemonic display that you want to adjust.
Change Name Without Saving Message
• Press
Continue
to proceed without saving the changes you made to the name.
• Press
Cancel
to return to the previous menu and accept the new name.
This completes the procedure to customize the appearance of the display.
Setting Up BNC Types
The BNC Type Menu allows you to associate physical BNC connectors with input types . These
associations play important roles throughout the system, particularly with regard to filtering
subsequent BNC setup menus based on specific input types.
The Main Area of the BNC Type Menu provides a mini “help” message, plus a Status Box that lists
the following information for the selected BNC:
• BNC — Current name and physical BNC connector (in parentheses). All lines below
refer to this BNC.
• Maps to — Physical control panel button to which the BNC is mapped.
• Type — Input “type” for the selected BNC.
• Tally — Tally assignment for the selected BNC.
• Auto Key — Auto-key association for the selected BNC. Every BNC input has an
associated auto-key, which can be an input (such as an alpha signal), or black (for inputs
such as VTRs or cameras).
• Asp Ratio — Native aspect ratio for the selected BNC.
Note If you exit the installation menus without first pressing Accept New
Name , the following screen is displayed.
Note
During the procedure, refer to the
Input Type
column in your Input
Worksheet . These “types” will be entered on the BNC Type Menu for
each input connected to the frame.