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Synergy Q/MD Engineering Manual (v9.1 MD) BNC Configuration and Check • 7–21
Standard Shift Crosspoint Buses
The Shift function allows you to access a second layer of crosspoint buttons. For example, on a
Synergy 2 Q/MD control panel, the last button in a bus row is
17
. When the Shift function is applied
to this button, pressing and holding it will allow you to access crosspoint buttons
18
through
33
.
The Shift function allows you to access the following crosspoint buttons:
• Synergy 1 Q/MD : Button
17
through
31
• Synergy 1.5 Q/MD : Button
18
through
33
• Synergy 2 Q/MD : Button
18
through
33
• Synergy 2.5 Q/MD : Button
31
through
59
Use the following procedure to access a shifted crosspoint:
1. Press and hold the
SHIFT
button on the crosspoint bus you want to access the shifted
crosspoint on.
2. Press the Crosspoint button you want to select.
3. Release both buttons.
Both the Crosspoint button and
SHIFT
buttons will remain lit.
This completes the procedure for accessing a shifted crosspoint.
Reverse Key Shift
Reverse Key Shift provide access to the shifted crosspoint bus, just as the Standard Shift function
does, but for the Key buses, it makes the
SHIFT
button act as if it is always being pressed. For
example, on MLE 1 of a Synergy 2 Q/MD switcher, if you press
Button 1
on the BKGD bus, you
will be selecting Crosspoint Button 1 (typically Black). If you press the corresponding button on the
Key bus, you will be selecting Crosspoint Button 18 , and the
SHIFT
button on the Key bus will be
lit.
Naming a Bus Map
By default, the user configurable bus maps have names such as Map001 . It is good practice to rename
your edited bus maps to something more meaningful to help you identify specific mappings at a later
date.
Note It is possible to assign the Shift function to any crosspoint button(s). If
you assign multiple SHIFT buttons, they will be lit when a shifted
crosspoint is used.
Note If you press another Crosspoint button, you will select an unshifted
crosspoint and the SHIFT button will not be lit.
Note When using Reverse Key Shift, the crosspoints on the Key bus are
Shifted, and the ones on the BKGD and PST buses are not. The name
REV SHIFT is shown on the mnemonic for the SHIFT button when
Reverse Key Shift is active.