Using the
5.5 Connecting the REMOTE Connector
You can force the routing of one of the 2 inputs to the XGA output by remote control. To do so, connect the appropriate REMOTE input terminal block connector pins to a dry contact switch1. For example, as Figure 6 illustrates, to route REMOTE IN 1 to the XGA output, connect PIN 1 to the Ground. To route REMOTE IN 2 to the XGA output, connect PIN 2 to the Ground pin. Do not connect both the REMOTE IN 1 and the REMOTE IN 2 to the Ground pin simultaneously.
Route input 1 to the output, by attaching PIN 1 to the Ground:
Route input 2 to the output, by attaching PIN 2 to the Ground:
Figure 6: Remote Terminal Block Connector
When both XGA INPUT 1 and XGA INPUT 2 are connected, the signal from XGA INPUT 1 routes to the output (factory default). However, you can force the routing of XGA INPUT 2 to the output by attaching PIN 2 to the Ground. Even if no input is present on XGA INPUT 1, you can force the routing of the output from XGA INPUT 1 (displaying a blank screen) by attaching PIN 2 to the Ground.
1 Note that the connection should be permanent, since the
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