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5. To add the potential tie that you have just created to a queue of tie commands that take affect all at once, touch the green Queue button.

The FPC displays the equivalent SIS commands in the Pending Tie commands field.

 

 

The example above shows a queue of SIS commands for tieing input 11 to

 

 

output 11, input 2 to output 2, input 3 to output 4, and input 4 to output 3.

 

 

For more information about SIS commands, refer to the Matrix 12800

 

 

Wideband, Sync, or Audio Switchers User’s Manual, part #68-556-01.

6.

To add another potential tie to the queue, repeat steps 1 through 3.

 

 

 

Only one input can be tied to given output. If a queue of tie commands

 

 

 

 

 

 

attempts to assign multiple inputs to an output, the Matrix 12800 makes each

 

 

 

of the ties in turn and the last switch in the queue is the tie that remains at the

 

 

 

end of the sequence.

7.

To switch an immediate tie or to switch all of the ties in the queue, touch the

 

 

green Take button.

Creating ties using the Make Ties: alternate view screen

See

6 on figure 3-8.

1.

Use the input keypad or scroll through the valid inputs to select an input to

 

 

tie.

 

 

 

Leading zeroes are not required.

 

 

 

 

 

 

If you enter a number for a virtual input that does not exist in the

 

 

 

Matrix 12800, the number is displayed in red in the keypad display.

2.

For systems with both audio and video BMEs, select the video, audio, or both

 

 

to tie by touching the yellow Breakaway/Follow button, as necessary, to turn the

 

 

desired selection(s) green.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Breakaway/Follow button does not appear in video-only or audio-only systems.

3.

Use a pencil eraser or other small, soft, object to touch the boxes

in the

 

output grid. The existing input number displayed in the touched boxes turn

 

red to indicated that a potential tie or potential set of ties have been selected

 

to replace the current configuration. The Queue, Cancel, and Take buttons

 

appear on the screen.

 

 

 

Changes do not take affect until you press the Take button.

 

 

 

 

4.

For an immediate tie, proceed to step 7.

 

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Contents Matrix 12800 Switcher Front Panel Controller FPCSafety Instructions English Consignes de Sécurité FrançaisSicherheitsanleitungen Deutsch Instrucciones de seguridad EspañolTable of Contents Table of Contents, cont’d One Introductiontroduction, cont’d About the Front Panel ControllerFPC 5000 Front Panel Controller Introduction About the Matrix 12800 System ComputerDefinitions of Matrix Switcher Terms Introduction, cont’dTwo FPCInstallationdandOperation,Operationcont’d Installation OverviewUnpacking and Assembling the Front Panel Controller A properly supported FPC computer and panel FPC Installation and Operation, cont’d Inserting the machine screwsRack Mounting the FPC Assembly Rear Panel ConnectionsConnecting the FPC directly to a switcher BME FPC 5000 Start-up screen Cabling and RJ-45 connector wiring RJ-45 connector pinout tablesFront Panel Features and Operation 10 Front panel control and indicatorsUpgrading the Software Matrix 12800 Operation12 Inserting the program CD into the CD tray FPC Installation and Operation, cont’d Three Using the keyboards Matrix12800Operation,c t’dIntroduction Operating the Touch PanelUsing the keypads Using on-screen scroll boxesMatrix 12800 Operation, cont’d Starting Up the Controller and Logging In and OutFPC 5000 TCP/IP Properties screen If you touch the OK button, the FPC computer will reboot Demo Mode Navigating the Screens7a FPC 5000 Startup screen and menu flowchart part 7b FPC 5000 Startup screen and menu flowchart part User Screens ScreensViewing ties View ties screens flowchart Viewing inputs tied to a specified output Not include any video planesViewing outputs tied to a specified input Viewing all tiesCreating ties Make Ties dual keypad screenCreating ties using the Make Ties dual keypad screen Creating ties using the Make Ties alternate view screen End of the sequencePreset screens Save, recall, or delete a global preset10 Preset screens flowchart Save, recall, or delete a room preset Name a global or room presetMute screen 11 Mute screenDsvp screen 12 Dsvp screenAdmin Screens Status screenStatus screen, System area Remotes screen Status screen, BME areaTCP/IP screen 15 TCP/IP screenPassword fields Date fieldTime GMT field Matrix Name fieldMail screen Subnet Mask fieldFPC IP Address field Mail Server Password field Mail Server IP Address fieldMail Server E-Mail User Name field Mail Addressee fieldsMiscellaneous screen 17 Miscellaneous screenFile Manager screen 18 File Manager screen files shown are for example onlyFunction Keys screen Show 8 14 buttonAppears in the radio button when it is selected Physical Connectors screen 20 I/O Physical Connectors screenSetup Screens Re-Install FPC Software buttonNaming inputs and outputs Calibrate TouchScreen buttonDelay screen 21 Delay screenAudio screen 22 Audio screenReset screen Blank buttonSubnetting a Primer ExampleMatrix 12800 Operation, cont’d Extron’s Warranty Extron Electronics, USA

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