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4–48 • Switcher Basics Synergy Series Operation Guide (v18)
Copy and Swap Functions
The following copy and swap functions are available for all Synergy switchers:
• Copy MLE — allows you to copy the contents of an MLE to another MLE location on
the switcher.
• Copy Key — allows you to copy the contents of a keyer to another key location (in the
same MLE, or on a different MLE).
• Key Swap — allows you to swap the entire contents of a keyer with another key
location (in the same MLE, or in a different MLE).
• Copy Matte — allows you to copy the contents of a matte generator to any other matte
location.
• Copy Wipe — allows you to copy a wipe pattern (and all wipe pattern modifiers) from
one MLE to another.
• Copy Squeeze & Tease 2D Wipe — allows you to copy a wipe pattern (and all wipe
pattern modifiers) from one MLE to another.
Copy MLE
The Copy MLE function allows you to copy the contents of an MLE to another MLE location on the
switcher. You can also program a custom control button with a Copy MLE macro. Refer to Chapter 8,
“
Custom Controls Basics ” in the Synergy Series Installation Guide , for more information.
Use the following procedure to copy an MLE:
1. Press and hold the
BKGD
button in the destination MLE’s Program/Preset Transition
group.
2. Press the
BKGD
button in the source MLE. The entire contents of the source MLE are
copied to the destination.
3. Release both buttons.
This completes the procedure to copy an MLE.
Copy MLE Rules
The following rules apply to the “ Copy MLE ” function:
• The entire MLE is copied, including crosspoints, matte generator values, fader positions,
on-air status, key active status, and key over priorities.
Operation
Tip
All copy functions use the easy “ Destination - Source ” method, in
which the desired destination button is pressed first, followed by the
source button (in the location from which you want to copy). Because
the switcher senses the “held” button (
Destination ), the source button
can be pressed without affecting the on-air status of the switcher.
BKGD KEY1 KEY2