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Signal Type selection box
The Signal Type selection box identifies the currently selected output signal format (RGBHV, RGBS, RGsB, or progressive component video [Y, or
button to highlight the desired sync type and press the enter button. The default setting is RGBHV.
Another way to select the output signal type is to press and hold the PIP On button while you apply power to the switcher. This action toggles the signal type between RGBHV and progressive component video. If RGB was selected the last time the switcher was powered, the signal type switches to component video. If component video was selelected, the signal type switches to RGB.
Audio submenu
Figure 3-16 shows an overview of the Audio submenu, its available selections, and their available settings. Use the front panel or IR remote control
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buttons to highlight the desired selection and press the Enter button.
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Output Volume status indicator bar
The Output Volume status indicator bar shows and allows you to adjust the audio output level (attenuation). Use the front panel or IR remote control and
buttons to increase or decrease the volume through a range of 0 to 100. The default setting is 100, that is, no attenuation (full volume).
Input Gain/Attenuation status indicator bar
The Input Gain/Attenuation status indicator bar shows and allows you to adjust the audio level (gain or attenuation) for the selected input. Use the front panel or IR remote control and
buttons to increase or decrease the level frequencies through a range of