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Outputs to handle R, G, B video signals by
assigning each component to its own Virtual
Matrix. Extending this example, if you assign
the R, G, and B Virtual Matrices to the same
control Level, they will always switch to-
gether as a married block; if you assign the R
component Virtual Matrix to one Level, and
the G and B Virtual Matrices to a second Lev-
el, you would then be able to break the R
component away from the other two by se-
lecting to control only the R Virtual Matrix
associated Level at the control panel.
VISS
Video Input Source Select.
VITC
Vertical Interval Time Code.
VOM
Video Output Monitor
VSD
Visual Status Display.
VT100
A standard protocol for dumb terminals.
VT100 terminals may be used for router di-
gnostics.
Warm Start
A boot from power on, where the CPU and
peripherals are already powered up (warm).
A warm boot might be performed after a
software crash or a hardware reset.'
WO
Which block of Outputs.
XPT
See Crosspoint.
YUV
A type of video which employs luminance
(Y) and two color components (U [B-Y] and
V [R-Y]).
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