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Synergy Q/MD Engineering Manual (v9.1 MD) Custom Controls • 10–5
Custom Control Banks
Before programming the actual Custom Control buttons themselves, you must determine whether or
not you want to enable custom control “ Banks .” This feature effectively multiplies the total number
of custom control buttons that you have available.
Two types of banks are available; Normal and Audio . Normal banks are for storing normal custom
controls dealing with typical switcher video functions. Audio banks are used when custom controls
are created for use when the switcher is in Audio Custom Control mode, and remotely operates an
audio mixing board through the PGM and PST bus crosspoints. This mode is discussed later in this
chapter.
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.
Custom Control Bank Setup
Use the following procedure to setup custom control banks:
1. Navigate to the Installation Menu 2-2 as follows:
• Press
HOME B MORE B Setup B Installation B MORE
.
2. Press
Custom Controls
to display the Custom Controls Bank Setup Menu .
Custom Controls Bank Setup Menu
3. Assign a custom control bank type as follows:
• Use the
Bank
knob to select the desired bank that you wish to enable (from
1
to
8
).
• Use the Bttn knob to select the desired custom control button that you wish to
assign as the bank. If you need to disable a bank, rotate the Bttn knob until the label
NONE
is displayed.
As you rotate the Bank and Bttn knobs, note that in the Custom Control Group ,
the button currently associated with the knob selection lights. This function
provides a clear visual “assist” for each bank-to-button association.
• Use the Type knob to select the custom control bank type you are creating. You can
choose from the following:
Note
It is possible to record a custom control macro to a button that is
assigned as a bank button. However, this is only useful for audio
functions, as there is no means by which you could access a regular
custom control macro assigned to a bank button.