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Configuration
19 AVX-400 Enova Twisted Pair Presentation Switcher Operation/Reference Guide
Display tab
The Display tab (FIG. 29) enables you to select a display output and establish input display settings.
The following options appear on the Display tab:
Audio Tab Options
Line In - Attenuation Use the slider to preset the attenuation of the audio for the line in device. You can set the
attenuation between the range of +24dB to -100dB.
Line Out - Volume Use the slider to preset the volume of the audio for the line out device. You can set the volume
between the range of +24dB to -100dB.
Amplifier Out - Volume Use the slider to preset the volume of the audio for the amplifier out device. You can set the
volume between the range of +24dB to -100dB.
Amplifier Out - Equalizer Use the sliders to set the equalizer settings for the amplifier out device. You can set the levels
for the 100Hz, 250Hz, 500Hz, 1KHz, 2.5 KHz, 5KHz, and 10KHz frequencies. You can set
each level between the range of +20dB to -20dB.
Default Settings Press this button to reset all Amplifier Out settings to 0dB.
FIG. 29 Device Setup - Display tab
Display Tab Options
Enabled Click the check box to enable display control. Display control enables you to select a display
to use for the output from your source inputs. Enabling display control makes the options for
Make, Type, Model, and Display Power Down available.
Make Select the manufacturer of the device you want to use.
Type Select the type of device you want to use.
Model Select the device model you want to use.
Variable Display Polling
Rate Use the up-and-down arrow buttons to allow only one command to execute in the set
number of seconds.
Switching Mode Click an option button to indicate the method you want to use to switch between source
inputs. You can choose from Take-over Mode, Toggle Mode, and Priority Switching.
Take-over Mode With Take-over mode, if you press the button on a wallplate connected to source input 1,
then source input 1 becomes the active input. The same applies to source inputs 2, 3, and 4.
Toggle Mode With toggle mode, if you press the button on any of the wallplates, then the selected video
input changes to the next available input. For example, if you have all four inputs connected
to video sources, pressing any button on any wallplate causes the active input to toggle from
1 to 2 to 3 to 4 to 1. If you only have inputs 1, 2, and 3 connected, the toggle sequence will be
1 to 2 to 3 to 1.
Priority Switching Enables you to establish a priority order for displaying each input. The input device with the
highest priority will always be sent to the output display as long as the input device remains
powered on. When the power to the highest priority input device is turned off, the signal from
the next active input device appears on the output display.
These options are not available unless you select Priority Switching as the Switching Mode.
See the Priority Switching section on page 20 for more information.