128 X75HD Installation and Operation Manual
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Chapter 10: Configuring Video
Selecting a Video Source
General Information
With control panel video shortcuts, you can select an input (or multiple
inputs) and immediately send it to all video outputs by pressing the
Video In button. The LEDs on the left side of this button indicate which
input is currently selected. The M-Path (multiple inputs) selection
allows any output group to be assigned with the video input sources.
When two or more video sources are selected and mapped to multiple
output groups, the M-Path and corresponding video input source LEDs
will be lit. When the selected input signal is absent, the LED flashes.
Available inputs include the following:
• Analog Out Sel
• HD Sel
• SDI1 Out Sel
• SDI2 Out Sel
If the Auto Detect feature is enabled when a selected input option is not
installed or detected, the panel accepts the next available input. If Auto
Detect is not enabled, the selected Video In LED flashes.
Procedure
X75HD units are shipped with Auto-Detect video mode as the factory
default setting. This mode sets the X75HD to automatically detect
between analog, SD1, SD2, DV, HD-F, HD1, HD2, Composite, and
S-video inputs. When video is connected to any of these inputs, the
X75HD automatically selects the applied input video and then sends out
the converted video to all outputs. The Video Input LEDs on the front
panel show the selected video source.
For analog video sources, only a single video source can be
automatically detected. Therefore, you must pre-select the desired
analog input video source first in order for auto-detection to work
across the HD/SD/analog inputs.
Note
If you press the Video In button
and then manually select a video
source, the X75HD unit reverts
to User-Select mode. Video
modes are found under Routing
Setup > Input Video Mode.
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