SCP 100P • Operation
Operation, cont’d
SCP 100P
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Appendix
Specifications, Parts,
Accessories, and Dimensions
Specifications
Included Parts
Accessories
Panel Dimensions
Template
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Volume control knob — Rotate this knob to adjust the audio
volume (audio gain) for the amplified output. The volume
control knob can be used as a master volume control for both
audio outputs if all the audio inputs have the same level. There
is no physical limit to this knob’s rotation. The Min or Max LED
will light briefly when the knob has reached its functional
minimum or maximum limit.
Audio gain/attenuation can be set per input via the switcher’s
front panel controls or via RS-232 commands or the Windows-
based control program. For details, refer to the System 5
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Plus
User’s Manual.
Input selection buttons and LEDs
Use these buttons to select the appropriate input source. LEDs
next to each button indicate the format of the incoming video
signal. Only the selected input’s LED lights. If the System 5cr
Plus has learned commands, it may send IR commands (such as
a display mode change command) to the projector when an
input is selected.
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PC 1 and PC 2 — Press these buttons to select input 1 (PC 1 on
the switcher’s front panel) or input 2 (PC 2 on the switcher’s
rear panel), respectively. Both inputs accept only RGB
computer-video and audio.
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Input 3 — This button corresponds to Input 3 (rear panel),
which can be configured to accept audio and RGB, or S-video, or
composite video. The LED corresponding to the selected format
lights when Input 3 is selected.
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Vid 1 and Vid 2 — Press these buttons to select input 4 (Vid 1)
or input 5 (Vid 2), respectively. Both of these rear panel inputs
can be configured to accept audio and either S-video or
composite video.
Audio breakaway (the ability to separately switch audio
and video signals from different inputs) is available only
via the RS-232 control. While audio breakaway is
active, on both the SCP 100P’s panel and the switcher’s
front panel, the flashing LED indicates the input
providing the audio signal, and the steadily lit LED
indicates the active video input.
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