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KRAMER: SIMPLE CREATIVE TECHNOLOGY

Operating the VP-81KSi Locally via the Front Panel Buttons

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Table 5: Button Illumination Descriptions

Button Color

Selected

Input Signal

Red

Yes

No

Green

No

Yes

Violet

Yes

Yes

Button does not light

No

Yes or no

To switch an input to the outputs, press one of the eight front panel INPUT

SELECTOR buttons. The INPUT SELECTOR button lights (see

Table 5

) and

switches the input simultaneously to both the VGA and AV ON CAT 5 TP outputs.

7.2 Using the Audio-Follow-Video/Breakaway Modes

By default, the VP-81KSi switches in AFV (Audio-Follow-Video) mode in which

all operations relate to both the video and audio. When in this mode, both the

VIDEO and the AUDIO buttons are lit.

7.2.1 Operating in Breakaway Mode

To operate in breakaway mode in which video and audio channels switch

independently:

Press either the VIDEO button or the AUDIO button.

If the VIDEO button lights, the switching relates just to video (and the audio

remains unchanged)

If the AUDIO button lights, the switching relates only to audio (and the video

remains unchanged)

7.2.2 Switching to Audio Follow Video Mode

To switch to AFV (Audio Follow Video) mode:

Press the VIDEO and the AUDIO buttons simultaneously

7.3 Setting the Audio Output Gain

You can set the audio output gain using the AUDIO GAIN + and - buttons.
To set the audio output gain:

1. Press an input button.

The input button lights.

2. Press either the AUDIO GAIN + (to increase) or AUDIO GAIN – (to

decrease) button to vary the gain.

7.4 Operating Cascaded VP-81KSi Devices

Selecting an input on a device selects the required input and automatically selects

the interconnected input on the subsequent device.
Given the example illustrated in

Figure 9

, pressing Input 4 on device 2, selects

Input 4 on device 2 and automatically selects Input 1 on the Master device.