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Crosspoints
Overview
Parameter Controls
Xpt - crosspoint 1 to 80 are User Defined Crosspoints and crosspoints 81 to 247 Fixed
Crosspoints. Use this parameter to scroll down the list of crosspoints.
Name - This column is for a crosspoint name that the user can set using the on-screen
keyboard. When giving a name to the crosspoint, up to 11 characters can be entered, the
characters font will vary in size and height depending on how many characters are typed in,
that means characters 11 maximum.
Enable - this function enables/disables the selected crosspoint. When disabled, the crosspoint
“Name” will display as “Disabled” and the panel mnemonic is left blank.
Split To - this function is used when the user wants to use a Fill or a Key source to give you a key
signal for the Key Layer. Split to Fill/Key means that the setting on the crosspoint the user has
“Split”, will determine a Key signal for the Key Layer. When Fill is selected, the Fill signal of the
crosspoint is used for the Key signal of a Split Key. When Key is selected, the Key signal of the
crosspoint is used for the Key signal of a Split Key.
Fill Source / Name - This column is used to set the Fill Source, which is the signal that provides
the Fill when selected on a Key bus or provides the source for the background buses.
Key Source / Name - This column selects the Key Source which provides the Key (hole cut)
signal when selected on a Key bus. It has no effect when selected on a background bus.
Xpt Lamp Color- This sets a color to the selected Xpt. There are a range of preset colors that
can be selected for a Xpt, using the Xpt Lamp Color parameter.
Color By Std - in the Panel Config - Panel By Colors menu, there is a “By Standard Colors” menu,
allowing you to set up a crosspoint button color by source standard i.e. Xpts sources that have
1080p standard and be set as one color and Xpts that UHD sources can have a different color
on a crosspoint by crosspoint basis.
Note: More Xpt color options can be selected in the Panel Config - Panel
Colors menu
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