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Synergy Q/MD Engineering Manual (v9.1 MD) Custom Controls • 10–3
Synergy 2.5 Custom Controls
The following figure illustrates the Custom Control Group for the Synergy 2.5 control panel. A total
of
30
registers are provided, up to
12
of which can be assigned as banks to increase the total number
of available registers.
Synergy 2.5 Control Panel — Custom Control Group
Buttons are numbered to simplify the programming procedure. The numbering is
1
to
30
in ascending
order, from left to right.
Custom control functionality falls into several different categories. These categories have been
identified as follows:
• Custom Control Banks — Up to twelve banks can be enabled, and you can select any
of the available custom control buttons on which to place the bank buttons themselves.
Each bank stores a separate set of custom controls.
• Naming Custom Controls — A custom control function can be named for quick
reference in the menus and, if installed, on the mnemonic displays.
• Control Panel Functions — A custom control button can be programmed to play back
a series of control panel button presses — such as recalling memory registers, initiating
auto transitions, taking a selected source, bringing up a CG, and calling other custom
control macros..
• VTR Functions — A custom control button can be programmed to perform a specific
transport command such as play, cue and rewind. Commands apply to serial controlled
devices such as VTRs, Video Servers, and Audio Servers. The
VTR Remote Control ,
Video Sever Control or Audio Sever Control option must be installed, respectively.
Any combination of options can be installed.
• Time Clock Functions — A custom control button can be programmed to start, stop, or
reset the preview overlay clock. The Preview Overlay Option must be installed.
• Special Functions — A custom control button can be programmed to perform a variety
of special functions controlling GPIs, audio external devices, menu retrieval, transitions,
and inserting pauses and holds to the custom control.
• PIP-II Functions — A custom control button can be programmed to send messages to
devices using this optional software feature.
• Monitor Wall Functions — A custom control button can be programmed to send
messages to monitor walls.
• Audio Server Functions — A custom control button can be programmed to send
messages to audio servers.
• Router Functions — A custom control button can be programmed to send messages to
audio servers.
• Robotic Cameras — A custom control button can be programmed to send messages to
robotic cameras.
INTRO
1
INTRO
2
NEWS SPORT
VTR
REV VTR
STOP
VTR
PLAY
VTR
FF
DVE
FWD
CUSTOM
23
CUSTOM
24
CUSTOM
25
CUSTOM
26
CUSTOM
27
CUSTOM
28
CUSTOM
29
CUSTOM
30