Location And Functions Of Parts - Sony PVS-1240S Operating Instructions Manual

Location and Functions of Parts

Front panel
ON OFF
ON OFF
ON/STANDBY
1 POWER Switch
Press to turn this unit on/off.
2 ON/STANDBY Switch and Pilot Lamp
Press to switch between operating mode (the pilot lamp
lights up green) and standby mode (the pilot lamp lights
up red.)
3 Crosspoint Buttons
Use these buttons to route the AV signals through any of
outputs, or to stop routing.
For each of the output channels 1 to 4, choose a channel
that is to be the input channel and press the numbered
button or the OFF button in that row. The indicator of the
button you have just pressed lights up.
4 MEMORY NUMBER Display
Displays MEMORY NUMBERs 01 to 50.
5 REMOTE Indicator
The indicator lights up when this unit is controlled from a
control signal via the REMOTE and RS-232C ports on the
rear panel. Pressing the Crosspoint buttons on the front
panel turns the indicator OFF.
INPUT
6 A/V SEPARATE Indicator
The indicator lights up when the A/V SEPARATE
function is used from the control signal via the RS-232C
port. The indicator goes OFF only when the Crosspoint
buttons on the front panel are pressed and there is no AV
SEPARATE status displayed. The A/V SEPARATE
function can be used only via the RS-232C interface.
For further details, see page 11.
7 LOCK Switch
Setting the LOCK switch to ON disables operation of the
buttons on the front panel. For safety reasons, operation
of the POWER and ON/STANDBY switches cannot be
locked out.
For operation from an external location using the
REMOTE or RS-232C port on the rear panel, be sure to set
the LOCK switch to ON in order to avoid inconsistent
operations of this unit caused by operation with the
Crosspoint buttons.
8 MEMORY Operation Buttons
+
NUMBER
Use these buttons to store the settings of the Crosspoint
buttons in memory, or to recall the stored settings
(MEMORY RECALL). For details on operation of these
buttons, see page 7.
AV SEPARATE
REMOTE
MEMORY NUMBER
MEMORY
RECALL STORE
ENTER
NUMBER
MATRIX SWITCHER PVS-1240S
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and , RECALL, STORE and ENTER
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