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CrossOver 6 / 12 User Manual (v4.0) Introduction • 1–3
7. On-air LEDs
The LEDs light to indicate which keys are
on-air.
8. Key/Aux, Program, and Preset Bus
Press source buttons on the Key/Aux,
Program, or Preset bus to select video sources
on each bus.
Selected source buttons glow with a
user-definable color. Sources that are on-air
glow red.
9. Next Transition Area
Selects the elements (background, keys) to
include in the next transition.
Selects the transition type.
Performs an automatic transition or a cut.
10. Fader
Use the Fader to manually control transitions.
11. Key Transition Shortcut Buttons
Performs a transition of the selected key.
12. Positioner
Use the positioner to control wipes, borders,
washes, and some external devices.
(CrossOver 12 only)
Control Panel Rear Connections Over-
view
Figure 1.4 CrossOver 12 and CrossOver 6
1. Power Switch
Turns the control panel on and off.
2. Power Connectors (Primary and Redundant)
Connects the control panel to the DC power
supply.
Second power connector is for redundant
power supply (optional).
3. Frame Port
Connects the control panel to the frame.
4. External Link Port
Reserved for future expansion.
Frame Overview
The frame contains the video processing hardware
and provides the inputs and outputs for the switcher.
The control panel connects to the frame via the Panel
Port on the frame and the Frame Port on the control
panel.
Figure 1.5 CrossOver Frame (Door Removed)
1. Power Switch
Turns the frame on and off
2. Cooling Fans
The fans provide airflow to cool the
electronic components in the frame.
3. USB Port
Plug a USB drive into the USB port to load
and store memories and to perform software
upgrades.
Frame Rear Connections Overview
Figure 1.6 CrossOver 12
Figure 1.7 CrossOver 6
1. Power Connectors (Primary and Redundant)
Connects the frame to the DC power supply.
The second power connector is for redundant
power supply (optional).
2. Editor, Tally, and GPI Ports
The ports allow your switcher to control tally
lights, respond to GPI commands, and be
controlled by external editors.
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