These Composite Video Switches are controlled either locally with a 2-position DIP switch, or remotely through a 6-pin mini-DIN style connector. A status output port (6-pin mini-DIN) may be used to slave another switch with remote capability, or to trigger other equipment used for video monitoring purposes. This feature is often useful in audio-follow-video applications. The control input port may be used to control the switch from
a remote location. The control input port features optically isolated control bits, which helps in ground loop interference prevention, as well as, allowing reference potential differences between the controller and the video switch. The remote control feature can be configured to operate with a variety of control methods, including contact closure, and TTL type control signals.
- Switches have two video inputs and one video output
- Switches are controlled either locally with a 2-position DIP switch, or remotely through a 6-pin mini-DIN style connector
- Output port may be used to slave another switch with remote capability
- Control input port may be used to control the switch from a remote location
- Remote control feature can be configured to operate with a variety of control methods
- Functions and modes are controlled by a RISC processor
- Composite Video Switches can be controlled through two paths: the onboard 2-position DIP switch and the remote control input port
