Installation guide
Page 9 of 40 September 2005 Synergy 2 SD Ordering Guide, v16A
KEY
2
BKGD
PST
KEY
1
PGM
CLEAN
FEED
Clean Feed Modes
For bilingual applications a special “dual output mode” is also provided. This provides
DSK1 over the PGM/PST bus on the normal program output and DSK2 over the
PGM/PST bus on the clean feed output. The DSKs can be switched independently or
configured so that transitions performed on one keyer automatically follow on the other
keyer. This allows French/English, English/Spanish, etc. simultaneous broadcasts from a
single switcher. Refer to the figure below.
DSK
2
BKGD
PST
DSK
1
PGM
CLEAN
FEED
Clean Feed Dual Output Mode
Our enhanced clean feed capabilities also allow you to view the alpha feeding a selected
keyer on an MLE. The Clean Feed alpha output can be derived from any key type on Key 1
or Key 2 of a selected MLE, or it can be derived from the last selected Chroma key on any
keyer on the switcher.
Disk Drive and System Control Area
This feature makes it possible to store and recall complete switcher setups including memory
functions, switcher personalities, installation parameters and more, to a standard high density
3.5 inch floppy disk. The flexibility that this option offers can help save setup times and
allows operators to store their switcher setups to their own disks.
Also included in this feature is a large crisp display that is used to configure the switcher and
to provide advanced operational features.
Custom Control Macros
This feature brings the power of macros to the switcher operator. A series of button presses
can be easily recorded and attached to any of 17 dedicated buttons (shiftable to 72) close to
the operator. Step through complex show openings as easily as pressing Custom Control
buttons 1, 2, then 3. Confusing timeline programming is now a thing of the past.
Custom Control buttons can also be used to control remote devices or other optional
switcher features.
• Trigger a GPI to advance to the next page of your still store.
• Attach live DVE remote control commands such as go to start, run forward, and run
reverse to simplify your productions.
• Play, stop, or shuttle, up to eight VTRs or Video Servers.