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2.5 Tallies Notes On Configuring Tallies in Winsoft A decision needs to be made on how the tallies are to be mapped from the tally input connector (either serial or parallel) to the output connector. i.e. how the cameras are to be tallied. Where there is a router in the system and the cameras are presented to the router sources, it is usually always better, whether or not the router (bus) feeds the Mixer or whether the router is used only for monitoring, to map the tallies to the router sources either directly or indirectly via a tallied router destination (bus). If the router bus feeds the mixer, tallies would normally be mapped to the bus. The reasoning is that tallied router sources may be connected to a physical tally output pin which in turn is linked to the Camera Control Unit. Multiple tallies may be connected to a single router source. Tallies that are designated as Green (Iso tallies) may be linked to a router source and any tallied source then may be designated as Red or Green or Red+Green and connected to different tally output pins. This shows that different router source states may be assigned to different output pins. Tallied router sources will be shown on any router destination that selects that tallied router source, so any destination UMDs will also show a tally (with Bus Tally Unique unchecked in the options dialogue box). This method of tally configuration is especially important where there is an Emergency 2 x 1 router module in Winsoft controlled by a single-pole double-throw switch (as far as Winsoft is concerned. Extra poles may well be required for actual router switching). A UMD set to the output of the 2 x 1 “router” in Winsoft will show the correct source mnemonic assuming that the correct source to destination assignments have been made under Edit > Source Assign and any tally set to the o/p will in turn, tally the Emergency 2 x 1 Router, Source 2, when the router module is driven across from its normal state from i/p 1. The main router bus is then tallied and any source which that bus selects is also tallied. Router sources connected to the Tally Outputs in Winsoft allow tallies to be taken to cameras etc. This is explained in detail in Section 11. Simple systems may only have the Tally In mapped directly to the Tally Out pins. WinSoft V 4.2.4.0 25 Issue 5.3
General The System Controller has D37 Tally Input connectors for parallel tally inputs. Pin closures to ground are required to activate the tally “on” state. A D9 connector, Control 2, is available for connection to equipment which outputs serial tally information. The Output Tally D37 connectors enable tally information to be brought out to external equipment such as VTRs and Camera heads. The output circuit can sink about 150mA to ground for switching external relays etc. This circuit cannot switch power – it is used for control only. The Edit drop-down menu offers the following: All tally assignments are carried out under this drop-down menu. » Tallies may also be mapped via the Tools > Tally Pinpatch menu. See Section 3.6.2. Direct tallies have preference over router-associated tallies. This means that a UMD that has a direct tally mapped to it which may be OFF, will not show a tally LED lit even if a live router-associated tally is also mapped to that UMD. WinSoft V 4.2.4.0 26 Issue 5.3
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