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3.Query the command for the selected channel, to determine what the current input source is. Type:

INSRC <input #> Enter

4.To switch sources for a selected input, type:

INSRC <input #> [desired source] Enter

ΣExample: To switch input 1 to DVI, type:

INSRC 1 DVI Enter

5.Repeat from step 3 to switch additional inputs.

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This section provides instructions for using the “OutPutENable” command. With this command, you can enable or disable one (or all) Quadra outputs. In addition, using the optional duration parameter, you can fade an output to (or from) black with fade durations up to 128 seconds.

Note

When you fade or disable an output, all WSR and WDR parameters are retained.

Use the following steps to enable or disable outputs:

1.Request help text for the command. Type:

H OPEN Enter

This action displays the command’s parameters and variables.

Figure 3-7.Help Text — Output Enable

2.To disable a selected output, type:

OPEN <output #> OFF Enter

ΣExample: To disable output 4, type:

OPEN 4 OFF Enter

3.To disable all outputs, type:

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