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Kramer Electronics VP-725XLA Audio Level Screen, see Figure, Abbreviated as “Grp” in the OSD

Models: VP-725XLA

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Configuring and Controlling the VP-725XLA

Setting	Function		Selection/Range		Default
Audio Level1	Adjust the audio input and output		VGA Grp In	VGA Grp Out	0
	gains for each group2	(see Figure	HDMI Grp In	HDMI Grp Out
	18)		HDMI Grp In	HDMI Grp Out
	18)		Comp Grp In	Comp Grp Out
			Comp Grp In	Comp Grp Out
			YC Grp In	YC Grp Out
			CV Grp In	CV Grp Out
			Master In	Master Out
			Mic In

Figure 18: Audio Level Screen

1 The audio level range for the Master Out and for the Mic In is from -100 to 24; for the Master In and group inputs and outputs it is from -30 to 10

2 Abbreviated as “Grp” in the OSD

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Kramer Electronics VP-725XLA user manual Audio Level Screen, see Figure, Abbreviated as “Grp” in the OSD

Contents

NeVc Your VP-725XLA Presentation Switcher / Scaler ContentsInstalling in a Rack Connecting the VP-725XLA Presentation Switcher / ScalerTechnical Specifications Using Text OverlayFigures TablesPage 2 Getting Started 1 Introduction2.1 Quick Start VP-725XLA Presentation Switcher / ScalerKRAMER SIMPLE CREATIVE TECHNOLOGY The VP-725XLA 3 OverviewIn addition, the VP-725XLA Control the VP-725XLA 3.1 About HDMI 4 Your VP-725XLA Presentation Switcher / ScalerFigure 1 VP-725XLA Presentation Switcher / Scaler Front Panel Your VP-725XLA Presentation Switcher / ScalerFeature Table 1 Front Panel VP-725XLA Presentation Switcher / Scaler FeaturesFunction Figure 2 and Table 2 define the rear panel of the VP-725XLA Figure 2 VP-725XLA Presentation Switcher / Scaler Rear Panel Your VP-725XLA Presentation Switcher / ScalerKRAMER SIMPLE CREATIVE TECHNOLOGY Connects to the UXGA analog interface graphics sources from 1 to Table 2 Rear Panel VP-725XLA Presentation Switcher / Scaler FeaturesThis section provides instructions for rack mounting the unit 5 Installing in a RackKRAMER SIMPLE CREATIVE TECHNOLOGY 6.1 Connecting the VP-725XLA 6 Connecting the VP-725XLA Presentation Switcher / Scaler2. Connect one or more of the following balanced stereo audio sources1 Vnei Figure 3 Connecting the VP-725XLA Presentation Switcher / Scaler6.2 The RGBS and RGsB PINOUTs 6.3 Connecting to the VP-725XLA via RS-2326.4 Connecting the VP-725XLA via the Ethernet port 6. Click OK Figure 8 Connecting a Balanced Stereo Audio Input/Output 6.5 Connecting the Balanced/Unbalanced Stereo Audio Input/OutputFigure 9 Connecting an Unbalanced Stereo Audio Input Figure 10 Connecting an Unbalanced Stereo Audio Output7.1 Using the Operating Modes 7 Operating the VP-725XLA Presentation Switcher / ScalerTable 4 The Operation Modes 7.2 Switching an Input to an Output 7.3.1 Adjusting the Audio Level 7.3 Understanding the Audio FeaturesThe MIC CONTROL1 section buttons include these Activate the PIP Feature by 7.4 Understanding the PIP Feature1Toggle between the PIP and screen source by Resize the PIP byChoose a new PIP source by Move the position of the PIP by7.5 Locking and Unlocking the Front Panel 7.6 Freezing the Image8.1 Configuring the VP-725XLA via the OSD MENU Screens 8 Configuring and Controlling the VP-725XLA8.1.1 The Input Screen Figure 13 and Table 6 define the Input screenFigure 13 Input Screen Table 6 Input Screen Functions 8.1.2 The Picture Screen Figure 14 and Table 7 define the Picture screenFigure 14 Picture Screen Table 7 Picture Screen Functions 8.1.3 The Output Screen Figure 15 and Table 8 define the Output screenFigure 15 Output Screen Table 8 Output Screen Functions1 8.1.4 The PIP Screen Figure 16 and Table 9 define the PIP screenFigure 16 PIP Screen Table 9 PIP Screen Functions See Table8.1.5 The Audio Screen Figure 17 and Table 10 define the Audio screenFigure 17 Audio Screen Table 10 Audio Screen Functions see Figure Figure 18 Audio Level Screen2 Abbreviated as “Grp” in the OSD 8.1.6 The Geometry Screen Table 12 defines the settings available for each applicationFigure 19 Geometry Screen Table 11 Geometry Screen Functions Table 12 Available Settings for Each Application Figure 20 and Table 13 define the Setup screen8.1.7 The Setup Screen Figure 20 Setup Screen Table 13 Setup Screen FunctionsTo prepare a slideshow Figure 21 Advanced Setup Screen 8.1.8.1 The Advanced Setup ScreenFigure 22 Misc Setup Screen Table 14 Mode Set Functions8 Enabled only for HD input resolutions 5 Available when input is not set to USBTable 16 Misc Functions 3 Obtained via the Capture functionFigure 24 Output Setup Screen Figure 23 Input Setup Screen Table 17 Input FunctionsTable 18 Output Functions 8.1.9 Verifying Configuration Details via the Info ScreenFigure 25 Information Screen 8.2 Operating via the LCD Display 8.3 Operating via the Infrared Remote Control TransmitterFigure 27 Infrared Remote Control Transmitter Table 19 Infrared Remote Control Transmitter Functions8.4 Operating via ETHERNET/Serial Port 9 Using Text OverlayTable 20 Features and Functions of the TextOverlay Application Using Text OverlayFeature Parameter Setting AreaTable 21 includes the technical specifications 10 Technical SpecificationsTable 21 Technical Specifications1 of the VP-725XLA Table 23 Technical Specifications of the Y/C, Video Signal Table 25 Technical Specifications of the Component Input Signal Technical SpecificationsTable 27 Technical Specifications of the HDMI/DVI/RGB Output Signal Technical SpecificationsVP-725XLA Communication Protocol 11 VP-725XLA Communication ProtocolTable 28 Communication Protocol of the VP-725XLA Table 28 includes the Communication ProtocolVP-725XLA Communication Protocol VP-725XLA Communication Protocol Geometry Diagonal Projection - Bottom Right H VP-725XLA Communication ProtocolGeometry Diagonal Projection - Bottom Right VP-725XLA Communication Protocol VP-725XLA Communication Protocol 105 NTSC VP-725XLA Communication Protocol107 PAL-60 10 800x600VP-725XLA Communication Protocol VP-725XLA Communication Protocol VP-725XLA Communication Protocol Note For set function command, parameter will Table 29 The Error Codes 11.1 Error CodesHOW LONG IS THE WARRANTY LIMITED WARRANTYWHAT IS COVERED AND WHAT IS NOT COVERED HOW YOU CAN GET WARRANTY SERVICEP/N 2900-000392 REV 3B We welcome your questions, comments and feedback Safety Warning