ImagePRO-II • User’s Guide
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4. Menu Orientation
Using the System Menu
Figure 4-73.
Input HDCP Status Menu
When you first power up the ImagePRO-II, this menu displays the default values for each of
the three inputs, as shown in the preceding illustration.
You cannot change the HDCP status of an input using this menu. To change the status,
return to the
HDCP Submenu
and select the input.
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The
Out HDCP Status Submenu
, shown in the following illustration, lists the status for
each of the three HDCP-capable outputs.
Figure 4-74.
Output HDCP Status Menu
The status indicates whether the output connector successfully authenticated the signal:
•
OK
means that a signal has been detected and HDCP authentication was
successful.
•
n/a
means that either there is no device connected, or HDCP authentication has
failed.
If authentication fails, an error message appears in the status display.
You cannot change the HDCP status of an output using this menu. To change the status,
return to the
HDCP Submenu
and select the output.
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System Mode
can be set to one of the following options:
•
Std
(Standard) is the default setting. In this mode, video from one input source is
output to one or more displays in a single output format.
•
Dual 2K.
In this mode, the input signal is split into two channels. Each channel
can have its own output format. Every connector mapped to a channel receives
the video for that channel. For more information, refer to “
ImagePRO-II in Dual-Channel Mode”
•
3D
. In this mode, the output is an S3D-compatible format, whether the input is
standard 2D or 3D video. When in 3D mode, any input can process 3D video,
except the analog input. For more information about 3D mode, refer to “
IN HDCP STATUS
> In 1 (DVI-I)
n/a
In 3 (HDMI)
OK
In 4 (DP)
n/a
OUT HDCP STATUS
> Out 1 (DVI-D)
n/a
Out 3 (HDMI)
OK
Out 4 (DP)
n/a