IDK MSD-54 Series - Manual (Page 30)

MSD-54 SERIES User’s Guide
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Number Item Description
1
SWITCHING
MODE
Sets and displays channel switching mode. Does not affect switching
mode of the front panel and parallel input.
V&A (switching video & audio simultaneously), VIDEO (switching only
video), AUDIO (switching only audio)
2
Input channel
selection (IN1 to
IN9, OFF )
Selects video and audio output.
Orange: Video & Audio; Green: Only Video; Red: Only audio
3 DISPLAY POWER
Turns on/off connected display devices. No command is registered by
factory default. To operate display’s power, register the command to this
switch in “8.12.3 Command link”.
4 Cross point Loads registered cross point.
5 Audio output level Displays the current audio output level.
6
Audio output level:
UP, DOWN
Turns up/down the volume 1 [dB] per click.
7
Audio output level:
MUTE
Turns on and off the mute function.
Red: MUTE ON; Black: MUTE OFF
8
COMMAND
EXECUTE
Executes control commands assigned to COMMAND A to I. No command
is registered by factory as default. To execute control commands, register
them to COMMAND A to I in advance by following instructions in section
“8.12.3 Command link”.
Buttons in which control command is registered are displayed in green.
However, as each command (A to I) has two planes (PLANE A and B), two
commands are executed alternately if two different commands are
registered to plane A and B. If PLANE B is executed, the button is
displayed in green (PLANE A will be executed at the next click); if PLANE
A is executed, the button displayed in orange (PLANE B will be executed at
the next click).
9 NAME EDIT
Edits names of “CROSS POINT”, “AUDIO VOLUME,” and ”COMMAND
EXECUTE”. Click this button, to open the window of [Figure 7.7].
10 RELOAD
Acquires the latest information of the MSD from the MSD. (It can also be
updated automatically by setting “AUTO RELOAD TIMER”, 11, below.)
11
AUTO RELOAD
TIMER
Sets time interval to receive the latest information periodically and to
refresh WEB browser window. You can set the interval from 10 to 65535
seconds by 1 second. If you do not use this function, set the interval to 0
second (factory default).