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Tallied Router Buses connected to Tally Out<br />

If a tallied Router Bus is assigned to a System Controller Tally Out Pin, actual tallies may be fed to monitor<br />

cue lights etc. Note that this only works when the Bus is tallied directly. It will not work when a Source is<br />

tallied and the Bus then receives a tally for the UMDs only.<br />

It is essential that Bus Tally Unique in Setup > Options is not checked. Please see section 3.2.1.<br />

This shows that Router Red/Green tallies<br />

are enabled and that Router 1, Bus 1 is<br />

mapped to the physical tally output pin 1.<br />

Tallied Router Sources connected to Tally Out<br />

If a tallied Router Bus is cut up on the Mixer, the Router Source is also tallied. (See Section 2.5.4). If Router<br />

Sources are then assigned to a System Controller Tally Out Pin, actual tallies may be fed to camera cue<br />

lights etc.<br />

Example.<br />

This is used when router buses are connected to the vision<br />

mixer inputs. The tallied bus will in turn tally the source<br />

which is then connected to physical output pins. Any other<br />

bus selecting this tallied source will also be tallied. This<br />

method of mapping should be used where there is a 2 x 1<br />

emergency router in Winsoft or where multiple tallies are<br />

required to be output on a physical tally output pin. This will<br />

ensure that the correct tally information is always output to<br />

the cameras.<br />

Select which Router Source is to tally the Physical Tally Out<br />

pin.<br />

Note: Multiple external tallies are possible via a separate<br />

tally multiplier unit - CTD-1S- if necessary.<br />

WinSoft V 4.2.4.0 29 Issue 5.3

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