X75HD Installation and Operation Manual 77
Chapter 5: Initial Configuration
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Understanding X75HD Processing Modes
General Information
You cannot identify an input source for every output (there are simply
too many permutations); however, you can identify an input source for
every output group. Output groups include the following:
• Analog (includes five analog output types: composite, CAV
(Y, B-Y, R-Y), S-video, RGB, AUX-composite)
• SD (includes both SD1 and DVI/SD)
•SDI2
• SV (high-end and low-end streaming video; reserved for future use)
• HD (with various options like HD-F, HD1, HD2).
These are the X75HD output groupings used for configuration
purposes. Each of these output groups can be individually set to accept
a specific input source. Figure 5-4 describes the general configuration
required for mapping input sources to output groups.
Figure 5-4. Mapping Available Input Sources to Output Groups
Note
If you are missing certain option
modules, the corresponding
outputs will not be available.
Output
groups (5)
•Analog
•SD
•SDI2
•SV
•HD
Physical outputs that form part
of this output group:
• Cmpst, CAV, S-vid, AUX, RGB
• SDI1, DVI (SD)
•SDI2
• SV (low-end streaming)
• HD (HD1, HD2, HD-F)
Input sources to assign to
each output group:
•User
• Composte
•S-Vid
•CAV
•SD1
•SD2
•DV
• HD-F
• HD1
• HD2
The configuration flow follows these general steps:
1. Select an input source.
2. Map the input source to each set of output groups.
3. Alternatively, use AllOutSelect to map one input
source to all output groups.