3. Press the Take Key.
All the illuminated keys turn off.
Input 1 is disconnected from all the outputs on both levels.
If all the illuminated keys on the panel do not turn off, or if the Cancel Key
flashes, the command was not successful. Press the Cancel Key to clear.
Regardless of the system response, execute the test switch.
To execute the test switch:
1. Press Input Key 2.
Both the Video and Audio Level Keys illuminate and Input Key 2 blinks.
2. Press Output Key 2.
Output Key 2 illuminates, indicating that it is ready to accept the switch.
3. Press the Take Key.
All the illuminated keys turn off.
Input 2 is routed to Output 2 on both levels.
If all the illuminated keys on the panel do not turn off, or if the Cancel Key
flashes, the command was not successful. For troubleshooting tips, see page 46.
Executing & Disconnecting Switches
A switch is an active connection between an input (source) signal and one or more
output (destination) devices. The signals routed in a switch are groups of individual
signals coming through the connectors on the rear of the enclosure. The control panel
must be in Switch Mode to either execute or disconnect a switch. If you are unsure
which mode the panel is in, press the Cancel Key to revert to Switch Mode.
All switches are executed and disconnected on one or more levels.
When the following Level Keys are selected (illuminated):
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Video Level Key – Video signals are routed separately
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Audio Level Key – Audio signals are routed separately
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Audio & Video Level Keys – Audio and video signals are routed
simultaneously on both levels
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