Ross Synergy 2 SD, Installation Manual

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6–16 • BNC Configuration and Check Synergy Series Installation Guide (v18)
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PGM/Key SHIFT
— Select this option to have the
SHIFT
button access the
unshifted crosspoints on the Key bus of each MLE. Refer to the section “ Shifted
Crosspoint Buttons ” on page 6–16 for more information on using this function.
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SHIFT
— Select this option to assign the Shift function to the selected crosspoint
button. When active, the Shift function allows you to map BNC inputs to a second
layer of crosspoint buttons, increasing the total number of crosspoints. Refer to the
section “
Shifted Crosspoint Buttons ” on page 6–16 for more information on using
the
SHIFT
button.
~ Synergy 2 — Any crosspoint button on a Synergy 2 control panel can be
assigned the Shift function. This will increase the maximum number of
crosspoints accessible inputs from
17 to 33 .
~ Synergy 3 — Any crosspoint button on a Synergy 3 control panel can be
assigned the Shift function. This will increase the maximum number of
crosspoints accessible inputs from
30 to 59 .
~ Synergy 4 — Any crosspoint button on a Synergy 4 control panel can be
assigned the Shift function. This will increase the maximum number of
crosspoint accessible inputs from
35 to 69 .
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BUS HOLD
— Select this option to assign the Bus Hold function to the selected
crosspoint button. When active, the Bus Hold function allows you to retain the
current crosspoint on a bus during a memory recall. Refer to the section “
Bus Hold
Function ” on page 6–18 for more information on using this function.
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BNC
— Select this option to assign a BNC input to the selected crosspoint button.
This completes the procedure for setting up your control panel buttons. Refer to the section “ Setting
Up Local Aux Panels ” on page 11–6 for information on assigning BNCs to crosspoints on the local
Aux Panel.
Shifted Crosspoint Buttons
There are two types of shifted crosspoint buses, Standard Shift crosspoint buses and PGM/Key Shift
crosspoint buses. Both of these types are discussed in this section.
Standard Shift Crosspoint Buses
The Shift function is assigned to any crosspoint button on each bus row and allows you to access a
second layer of crosspoint buttons. For example, you can assign the Shift function to button 17 on a
Synergy 2 control panel. When the Shift function is applied to this button, pressing and holding it will
allow you to access crosspoint buttons 18 through 33 .
Important The SHIFT and PGM/Key Shift functions are mutually exclusive.
You must assign PGM/Key Shift to the same button as the Shift
function.
Operating
Tip
You can double press the
SHIFT
button to have the MLE remain in the
shifted mode. When you need to access an unshifted crosspoint, you
can press
SHIFT
and the crosspoint. Double pressing the
SHIFT
button again releases the MLE from the shifted mode.