TV One C2-5000 Series, Руководство по эксплуатации

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C2-5000 Series Universal Scaler Operation Manual
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6.2 Selecting RGB1 using the front panel buttons
There are 10 assignable input buttons on the front of the unit and in the Factory
Default setting button number “1” is assigned to the RGB1 input connector.
By pressing button number “1”, the input to the RGB1 connector will be selected
as the Program source and the PC image should appear on the monitor. (The
Scaler has a preview function that will be explained in greater detail later. When
the preview feature is enabled, pressing a button once routes the image from that
button to the preview bus and pressing the same button a second time routes the
image to the program output. In the Factory Default setting, the Preview Function
is set to immediately follow the program source selection and it’s only necessary
to press the input button once to cause the selected input to appear at the unit’s
Program AND Preview outputs).
Since the input buttons are all assignable and fully programmable, only the
Factory Default setting insures that button number 1 is assigned to the RGB1
input. If you are performing this check from a condition other than the Factory
Default setting
(e.g. you have used the unit and assigned something other than
RGB1 to button 1), you will need to perform a Factory Reset on the Scaler.
6.3 Factory Reset (Perform Before Each Quick Start Exercise Below)
To restore all operational parameters to their original condition, first insure the
unit’s in the operational mode (not in Standby). If it is, press the standby switch
and hold Buttons 1 and 2 until the unit beeps. Also perform this step before each
of the following exercises.
NOTE: ALL SETTINGS EXCEPT IMAGE PARA-
METERS ARE LOST WHEN THE UNIT IS RESET.
7.0
QUICK START DISCUSSION
You would be a unique user indeed if you didn’t try to start using the unit before
you understood all the features that are present. Recognizing that you may want
to shortcut the learning process, this section is included to acquaint you with the
basics of the four features used most often by the typical Scaler operator:
Assigning Inputs to Specific Buttons
Using Picture-In-Picture (PIP)
Image Keying
Zooming of the Image