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4–30 • Switcher Basics Synergy Series Operation Guide (v18)
• End-stop Knobs are used in all other locations on the panel, as shown below in the
Mattes group (on the Synergy 4 panel).
Mattes Group — End-stop Knobs
Note the following important points regarding End-stop Knobs :
~ All End-stop Knobs provide a definite tactile indication of the absolute upper and
lower limits of the function being adjusted.
~ Each knob (or group of knobs) has shared functionality between MLEs. Depending
on the mode, a knob can be assigned to a different MLE from moment to moment.
~ The electrical position of an End-stop Knob can be overwritten by memory recalls
or by assigning the group to another MLE. As a result, the electrical knob position
may not match the knob’s current physical position. In this case, the knob can be
adjusted, but you may not have the full range of values available.
Re-entry
On all Synergy Switcher MLEs (except for the Synergy 2), re-entry crosspoints are located to the right
of each main bus row, as shown below on the Synergy 4 panel. On the Synergy 2, only MLE 2 has
re-entry crosspoints.
Synergy 4 — Re-entry Crosspoints
Re-entry crosspoints perform essentially the same function, depending on their location on the
switcher panel:
• For all Synergy switchers, re-entry buttons on the PGM/PST bus (the highest-numbered
bus) allow you to add or combine the contents of an entire upstream MLE to the output
video. The number of re-entry buttons depends on the quantity of upstream MLEs.
Operating
Tip
To fully re-synchronize the physical-to-electrical position of an
End-stop Knob , turn the knob fully clockwise, then fully
counter-clockwise. Full-range adjustments can now be made.
MATTES
HUE SAT LUM
End-stop
Knobs
SHIFT BLACK
BKGD
PST
CAM
1
CAM
2
CAM
3
CAM
4
CAM
1
COLOR
BKGD 1
COLOR
BKGD 2
SHIFT
MLE
1
MLE
1
MLE
3
MLE
3
BLACK
CAM
1
CAM
2
CAM
3
CAM
4
CAM
1
COLOR
BKGD 1
COLOR
BKGD 2
ON
ON
N/S
SHIFT BLACK
KEY
CAM
1
CAM
2
CAM
3
CAM
4
CAM
1
COLOR
BKGD 1
COLOR
BKGD 2
MLE
1
MLE
3
ON N/S
N/S
Re-entry Crosspoints