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• If a re-entry selection is invalid on the destination MLE,
BLACK
is automatically
selected when the copy is performed. If a transition type is invalid on the destination
MLE,
DISS
is automatically selected.
• If a specific option is not installed on the destination MLE, the system automatically
turns the function off.
• When copying from the Program/Preset bus to an MLE, the current
DSK 1
and
DSK 2
selections (that is, the active DSK crosspoints) are turned into
Key 1
and
Key 2
selections, respectively.
• If a specific keyer was active in the source MLE, it becomes active in the destination
MLE.
• You can copy an MLE that has its
KEY OVER
button enabled in its MLE Keyer 1 to the
DSK. This specific copy function overwrites the Key Over priority settings in the Key
Setup Menu .
• When copying from an MLE to the Program/Preset bus,
Key 1
and
Key 2
selections are
turned into
DSK 1
and
DSK 2
selections, respectively.
• Using the Copy MLE function, a function can be copied to an MLE that does not
support the function with a physical button. For example:
~ If you copy an MLE that has its
TRANS LIMIT
button enabled to the
Program/Preset MLE, the Program/Preset MLE does not have a
TRANS LIMIT
button.
~ If you copy the Program/Preset MLE with its
PST BLACK
button enabled to an
MLE, the MLEs do not have a
PST BLACK
button.
~ In each of these situations, the Synergy switcher will perform the copy , and
electronically set up the desired effect — even though it is not physically supported
by a button. Use care in these situations, so that you are aware of the
exact functions
that are preset in the destination location. If you need to clear an MLE in which this
has occurred, you can (1) reset the MLE, (2) copy another valid MLE, or (3) recall a
memory register.
Copy Key
The Copy Key function allows you to copy the entire contents of a keyer to another key location (in
the same MLE, or in a different MLE). The basic “ MLE to MLE ” key copy method is outlined in this
section.
Note that when you copy an MLE keyer to another MLE keyer, the entire contents of the source keyer
are copied to the destination — including the selected key crosspoint. For example, if you have an
AUTO SELECT key enabled, the CHROMA KEY settings are also copied.
Caution This specific copy function overwrites the currently selected DSK
crosspoint, by copying down new key sources and new key types for
DSK1 and DSK2 .
Note
While the Key Over feature can be enabled in the Key Setup Menu , it
is not copied from the source keyer to the destination keyer because it
is an MLE feature. The
Key Over feature will be included when you
copy the contents of one MLE to another MLE location.