Sony DVS-7250 Mounting instructions

Operation Software
BZS-7061A
User’s Guide
Digital Video Switcher System
DVS-7250 I/O Expansion System
1st Edition [English]
SoftwareVersion 6.00 and Later

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Table of Contents i
Table of Contents
Introduction .............................................................................. 1-2
DVS-7250 I/O Expansion System Configuration .............. 1-2
System Configuration and Terminology ............................ 1-3
About the BZS-7061A Operation Software ....................... 1-4
Related Manuals ................................................................. 1-5
Features of the DVS-7250 I/O Expansion System ................. 1-6
Features............................................................................... 1-6
Role of the DVS-V6464M or HDS-X3600 as an I/O
Expansion Unit........................................................ 1-8
Input and Output Signals to the DVS-7250 I/O
Expansion System ................................................... 1-8
Connections Between Devices Within the DVS-7250 I/O
Expansion System ................................................... 1-9
Setting on the DVS-V6464M/HDS-X3600
Routing Switcher................................................... 1-10
Principal Functions ........................................................... 1-13
BKDS-7700 Tally Interface Unit ..................................... 1-16
Overall Organization................................................................ 2-2
Mix/Effects Banks..................................................................... 2-4
Signal Selection Section ..................................................... 2-5
Transition Control Section.................................................. 2-8
FlexiPad™ ........................................................................ 2-11
Key Control Section ......................................................... 2-13
Program/Preset Bank............................................................. 2-17
Signal Selection Section ................................................... 2-18
Transition Control Section................................................ 2-20
Downstream Keyer Control Section................................. 2-21
Auxiliary Bus Bank ................................................................2-23
Numeric Keypad Section ....................................................... 2-25
Menu Control Section and Floppy Disk Drive..................... 2-27
Key Frame Control Section (BKDS-7030 Key Frame
Control Panel Unit – Option) ........................................ 2-29
DME Control Section (BKDS-7031 DME Control
Panel Unit – Option)....................................................... 2-32
SHOT BOX Control Section (BKDS-7033 Memory
Recall Control Panel Unit – Option).............................2-35
Chapter 2
Location and
Function of
Parts
Chapter 1
Overview

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Menu Organization .................................................................. 3-2
Basic Menu Operations ............................................................ 3-6
Before Beginning Image Creation........................................... 4-3
Video Signal Flow .............................................................. 4-3
Signal Selection .................................................................. 4-5
Using the Mix/Effects Banks.................................................. 4-10
Backgrounds and Keys ..................................................... 4-10
Basic Operating Procedure ............................................... 4-11
Selecting the Next Transition ........................................... 4-13
Selecting the Transition Type........................................... 4-16
Setting a Transition Limit................................................. 4-18
Super Mix Settings ........................................................... 4-19
Using the Program/Preset Bank............................................ 4-20
Overview .......................................................................... 4-20
Basic Operating Procedure ............................................... 4-20
Executing a Transition ........................................................... 4-23
Overview .......................................................................... 4-23
Setting the Transition Rate ............................................... 4-24
Executing a Transition...................................................... 4-26
Keys.......................................................................................... 4-31
Overview .......................................................................... 4-31
Basic Key Setting Operations........................................... 4-37
Basic Operation for Key Settings Using the Key Control
Section................................................................... 4-59
Wipes ....................................................................................... 4-64
Overview .......................................................................... 4-64
Basic Operation for Wipe Settings ................................... 4-70
DME Wipes ............................................................................. 4-84
Overview .......................................................................... 4-84
Basic Operation for DME Wipes...................................... 4-89
DME Wipe Settings.......................................................... 4-91
Notes on Building a Key Frame Effect With User
Programmable DME ............................................. 4-98
Color Backgrounds............................................................... 4-101
Overview ........................................................................ 4-101
Color Background Setting Operations............................ 4-102
Chapter 4
Basic
Operations for
Image Creation
Chapter 3
Basic Menu
Operations
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Status Display........................................................................ 4-104
Status Display Operation ................................................ 4-104
Wipes Using a BKDS-7370 Board....................................... 4-111
Overview ........................................................................ 4-111
Basic Operation for Wipe Settings ................................. 4-119
Chapter 5
Chroma
Keying
Overview.................................................................................... 5-2
Basic Chroma Key Operations................................................ 5-3
Preparations ........................................................................ 5-3
CHROMA KEY Menu ....................................................... 5-4
Basic Operations................................................................. 5-5
Adjusting the Chroma Key Image ...................................... 5-7
Video Signal Adjustment.................................................. 5-12
Chroma Key Masking....................................................... 5-13
Upgrade Board Mode Selection ............................................ 5-15
Dual Mode Chroma Keying................................................... 5-16
Dual Mode CHROMA KEY Menu .................................. 5-16
Enhanced Chroma Keying (Single Mode)............................ 5-17
Overview .......................................................................... 5-17
Single Mode CHROMA KEY Menu................................ 5-18
Clean Chroma Key ........................................................... 5-19
Additive Mix..................................................................... 5-21
Image Adjustment Functions............................................ 5-22
Video Signal Adjustment and Spot Color Adjustment..... 5-30
Dual Masking ................................................................... 5-33
Chapter 4
Basic
Operations for
Image Creation
(Continued)
Chapter 6
Frame Memory
Overview.................................................................................... 6-2
Frame Memory Functions .................................................. 6-2
Basic Frame Memory Operations ........................................... 6-5
Preparations ........................................................................ 6-5
FRAME MEMORY Menus................................................ 6-6
Selecting the Input Video ................................................... 6-7
Writing a Frame to Memory – MANUAL ......................... 6-7
Writing a Frame With a Trail to Memory – PAINT......... 6-12
Moving the Frame – MOVE............................................. 6-14
Linking Frame Memories – LINK.................................... 6-15
Write-Protect Setting – LOCK ......................................... 6-16
Recalling the Image Before a Memory was Overwritten
– UNDO ................................................................ 6-17
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Chapter 7
Snapshots
Overview.................................................................................... 7-2
Snapshots and Registers ..................................................... 7-3
Snapshot Operations ................................................................ 7-6
Snapshot Operations in the Numeric Keypad Section........ 7-6
M/E Snapshot Operations Using the FlexiPad ................. 7-10
DME Snapshot Operations ............................................... 7-14
Chapter 8
Key Frame
Effects
Overview.................................................................................... 8-2
Key Frames and Effects...................................................... 8-2
Control of DME Effects ..................................................... 8-3
Organization of Registers for Key Frame Effects .............. 8-4
Operation Sequence ............................................................ 8-5
Key Frame Creation and Editing............................................ 8-6
Accessing a Register........................................................... 8-6
Specifying Sub-Registers and Edit Points .......................... 8-7
Creation .............................................................................. 8-8
Insertion .............................................................................. 8-9
Modification ..................................................................... 8-10
Deletion ............................................................................ 8-12
Movement......................................................................... 8-13
Copying ............................................................................ 8-14
Undoing the Effect of an Edit........................................... 8-14
Time Settings........................................................................... 8-15
Key Frame Duration and Effect Duration ........................ 8-15
Changes in Effect Duration Due to Inserted
Key Frames ........................................................... 8-17
Changes in Effect Duration Due to Key Frame
Deletion ................................................................. 8-18
Delay Setting .................................................................... 8-19
Path Settings............................................................................ 8-20
Displaying the PATH Menu ............................................. 8-20
Basic Path Setting Operations .......................................... 8-21
STILL FILE ............................................................................ 6-18
Overview .......................................................................... 6-18
Basic Operations in the STILL FILE Menu ..................... 6-19
Chapter 6
Frame Memory
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Chapter 9
Registers
Overview.................................................................................... 9-2
Functions Relating to Registers .......................................... 9-3
Basic Register Operations........................................................ 9-6
Manipulating Snapshot and Key Frame Effect Registers... 9-7
Setting Snapshot Attributes .............................................. 9-14
Selecting the Sub-Registers in the “USER” Group .......... 9-16
Channel-to-Channel Copying of DME Registers............. 9-16
Displaying and Setting VTR Control Registers ............... 9-18
Overview.................................................................................. 10-2
Disks and Data Held ......................................................... 10-2
Disk Functions.................................................................. 10-3
Disk Operations ...................................................................... 10-4
Chapter 10
Floppy Disk
Operations
Chapter 12
MISC Menu
Operations
Overview.................................................................................. 12-2
Port Enable Settings ............................................................... 12-3
Controlling the Positioner Function With a Tablet .......... 12-5
Safe Title Settings ................................................................... 12-8
Chapter 11
Copy and
Swap
Operations
Overview.................................................................................. 11-2
Basic Copy and Swap Operations ......................................... 11-4
Copy and Swap Using Menu Operations ......................... 11-4
Copying Using Button Operations ................................... 11-5
Chapter 8
Key Frame
Effects
(Continued)
Executing and Saving Effects ................................................ 8-25
Executing Effects.............................................................. 8-25
Run Mode Settings ........................................................... 8-28
Saving Effects................................................................... 8-30
Displaying Effect Information............................................... 8-31
Peripheral 2 and GPI Timeline Function............................. 8-35
Overview .......................................................................... 8-35
Creating Effects With the P2&GPI Timeline Function.... 8-36
Example of Control With the Peripheral 2 Timeline
Function................................................................. 8-38
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Chapter 13
Interfacing
With External
Devices
Chapter 14
Setup
Overview.................................................................................. 13-2
Interface With Routing Switcher .......................................... 13-4
Interface With VTR ............................................................... 13-6
Tape Transport Control .................................................... 13-6
Saving VTR Control Data in Registers ............................ 13-7
Tape Transport Control by Same Operation as Effect
Execution............................................................... 13-8
Interfacing With Peripheral 2 Devices ................................. 13-9
Overview.................................................................................. 14-2
Saving and Recalling Setup Data ..................................... 14-2
Displaying the SETUP Menu ........................................... 14-3
Setup Relating to the Overall Switcher System
(SYSTEM Menu) ............................................................ 14-4
Setup Relating to Input/Output Signals
(INPUT/OUTPUT Menu) ............................................ 14-17
Setup Relating to Keyers, Wipes and Other Effects
(EFFECT Menu)........................................................... 14-30
Setup Relating to Interfaces With Peripheral Devices
(PERIPH Menu) ........................................................... 14-37
Setup Relating to Operations From the Control Panel
(OPERATION Menu) .................................................. 14-51
Chapter 12
MISC Menu
Operations
(Continued)
Color Correction..................................................................... 12-9
Overview .......................................................................... 12-9
Operation Using the COLOR CORRECTION Menu .... 12-11
Settings for Input Video Processing ............................... 12-13
Settings for Primary Color Correction............................ 12-14
Settings for Secondary Color Correction........................ 12-18
Adjusting RGB Clip Values ........................................... 12-20
Settings for Output Video Processing ............................ 12-21
Settings for Luminance Processing ................................ 12-22
Adjusting YUV Clip Values........................................... 12-26
Copying/Swapping Color Correction Data..................... 12-27

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Appendixes Wipe Patterns........................................................................... A-2
Standard Wipes.................................................................. A-2
Enhanced Wipes ................................................................ A-3
Rotary Wipes ..................................................................... A-4
Mosaic Wipes (including diamond dust wipe) .................. A-5
Random/Dust Wipes.......................................................... A-7
DME Wipe Patterns ................................................................ A-8
Menu System .......................................................................... A-11
M/E-1 and M/E-2 KEY 1 Menus, M/E-1 and M/E-2
KEY 2 Menus, and DSK1 and DSK2 Menus ...... A-11
M/E-1, M/E-2, and PGM/PST WIPE Menus .................. A-13
M/E-1, M/E-2, and PGM/PST DME WIPE Menus ........ A-15
M/E-1, M/E-2, and PGM/PST BKGD/TRANS Menus .. A-16
STATUS Menu................................................................ A-17
M/E-1 and M/E-2 CHROMA KEY Menus ..................... A-18
FRAME MEMORY 1 and FRAME MEMORY 2
Menus ................................................................... A-21
KEY FRAME Menu ........................................................ A-22
REGISTER Menu............................................................ A-26
DISK Menu...................................................................... A-29
MISC Menu ..................................................................... A-30
SETUP Menu................................................................... A-32
DIAGNOSIS Menu ......................................................... A-38
About PERIPHERAL II Protocol........................................ A-39
PERIPHERAL II Protocol............................................... A-39
PERIPHERAL II Commands .......................................... A-40
Index ...........................................................................................I-1
Chapter 15
DIAGNOSIS
Menu
Operations
Overview.................................................................................. 15-2
Operations ............................................................................... 15-3
Checking the Board Configuration................................... 15-3
Displaying Error Messages............................................... 15-4

Introduction ............................................................................................... 1-2
DVS-7250 I/O Expansion System Configuration ............................... 1-2
System Configuration and Terminology ............................................. 1-3
About the BZS-7061A Operation Software ........................................ 1-4
Related Manuals .................................................................................. 1-5
Features of the DVS-7250 I/O Expansion System .................................. 1-6
Features................................................................................................ 1-6
Role of the DVS-V6464M or HDS-X3600 as an I/O Expansion
Unit........................................................................................... 1-8
Input and Output Signals to the DVS-7250 I/O Expansion
System ...................................................................................... 1-8
Connections Between Devices Within the DVS-7250 I/O
Expansion System .................................................................... 1-9
Setting on the DVS-V6464M/HDS-X3600 Routing Switcher.......... 1-10
Principal Functions ............................................................................ 1-13
BKDS-7700 Tally Interface Unit ...................................................... 1-16
Chapter 1
Overview

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Introduction
This is the User’s Guide to the BZS-7061A Operation Software for the DVS-
7250 I/O expansion system. It mainly describes the operation of the I/O
expansion system using the BKDS-7025/7026 Switcher Control Panel.
The DVS-7250 is a system name. It does not refer to any particular hardware
unit.
DVS-7250 I/O Expansion System Configuration
a) The BKDS-7700 Tally Interface Unit can be included as option in a DVS-7250 I/O expansion
system.
BKDS-7025/7026 Switcher Control Panel (2.5-M/E)
DVS-V6464M or HDS-X3600
Digital Video Routing Switcher
DVS-7200A Digital Video Switcher
BKDS-7700 Tally Interface Unit a)

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System Configuration andTerminology
This manual refers to the principal components of the DVS-7250 switcher
system by the terms listed below.
Terms for system components
The following table lists the full model names of system components and the
terms used to identify them in this manual.
Terms for system types
This manual also uses the terms listed below to distinguish different types of
system where necessary.
Software
Term used in this manual
DVS-7200A Digital Video Switcher Switcher
Full model name
Control panelBKDS-7025/7026 Switcher Control Panel
BZS-7061A Operation Software
System characteristics Term used
System equipped with an option board and with system settings to
support composite signal format D2 system
System equipped with an option board and with system settings to
support component signal format D1 system
BKDS-7250 PP/DSK Board PGM/PST bank
BKDS-7700 Tally Interface Unit Tally unit
DVS-V6464M, HDS-X3600
Digital Video Routing Switcher Routing switcher or I/O expansion unit
DME-7000 or other Digital Multi Effects
unit DME unit

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About the BZS-7061A Operation Software
The BZS-7061A Operation Software is a program for operating the DVS-
7250 I/O expansion system hardware from the BKDS-7025/7026 control
panel.
The BZS-7721 Operation Software for the BKDS-7700 Tally Interface Unit,
which can be used with a DVS-7250 I/O expansion system, is also supplied.
The BZS-7061A comprises the following:
(1) BZS-7061A User’s Guide (this volume)
(2) BZS-7061A SYSTEM DISK 1
(3) BZS-7061A SYSTEM DISK 2
(4) BZS-7061A SYSTEM DISK 3
(5) BZS-7721 SYSTEM DISK 1
(6) BZS-7721 SYSTEM DISK 2
a) The BZS-7061A software is supplied on three floppy disks, one for the switcher, one for the
control panel, and one for the DSK.
For details of the method of installing the BZS-7061A software, see page 14-5 or the DVS-
7200A Installation Manual.
b) The BZS-7721 software is supplied on two floppy disks, one for the tally unit itself, and one
for setup.
For details of the method of installing the BZS-7721 software, see the BKDS-7700 Installation
Manual.
Introduction
BZS-7061A softwarea)
BZS-7061A
User’s Guide
(1) (2)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(3)
BZS-7721 softwareb)

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Operations of the DME-3000/7000
Installing the BKDS-7031 DME Control Panel Unit on the switcher control
panel enables you to control operations of the DME-7000/3000 from the
switcher control panel.
For information about DME operations, refer to the Operation Software
BZDM-7720/3720 User’s Guide provided for the DME-7000/3000.
Related Manuals
Supplied Manuals
DVS-7200A Digital Video Switcher Operation Manual
Installation Manual
Maintenance Manual Part 1
Model Name
Operation Manual
Installation Manual
Maintenance Manual Part 1
DVS-V6464M Digital Video Routing
Switcher
BKDS-7700 Tally Interface Unit
HDS-X3600 Digital Video Routing
Switcher Operation Manual
Installation Manual
Maintenance Manual Part 1
Operation Manual
Installation Manual
Maintenance Manual Part 1
System Setup Manual

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The DVS-7250 I/O expansion system comprises a DVS-7250 system
centered on a DVS-7200A, in combination with a DVS-V6464M or HDS-
X3600 Digital Video Routing Switcher. The primary inputs, signal matrix,
and so on of the DVS-7200A are replaced by the DVS-V6464M or HDS-
X3600, thus increasing the number of inputs and outputs.
Features
Support for large-scale live systems
Wide range of inputs and outputs
This system supports a wide range of inputs and outputs, including 60
primary inputs, 28 auxiliary outputs, and five assignable outputs. It is ideal
for use in a large outside broadcast vans and large live productions using
substantial numbers of cameras, VTR materials, and monitor feeds.
Source assignment at the video and key levels
The source assignment to cross-point button selections introduces the concept
of video level and key level; by means of a virtual level of key source
assignment to buttons, more efficient source assignment is possible. The
AUTO SELECT function (linking the video source and key source) also
follows these settings.
Full range of preview functions (AUTO PVW2, SHOW KEY)
When an M/E PVW (mix/effect preview) or PST (preset) is selected on the
EDIT PVW (edit preview) bus, with the on-air status of the output video, an
automatic switch to the M/E PGM or M/E PVW signal can be made
according to the on-air status of the M/E or crosspoint selections on the PGM
and PST buses (AUTO PVW2). Also, with a simple button operation the key
source selected on an M/E keyer can be output to EDIT PVW (SHOW KEY
function).
Features of the DVS-7250 I/O Expansion
System

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Full-featured video effects
M/E banks
There are two M/E banks, each with equivalent functionality. Each bank
includes two keyers which can be operated independently and
simultaneously.
The output from either M/E bank can be input as a background signal to the
other, for further keying and other operations.
PGM/PST bank
The PGM/PST bank allows two downstream keys to be inserted in the
downstream key background (M/E-1 and M/E-2 outputs).
This bank is equivalent in functionality to the M/E banks except that it does
not provide chroma keying.
DME wipes (operation coupled to a DME)
By connecting a DME-7000 or other Digital Multi Effects unit, you can use
the control panel to carry out DME wipes, using DME effects (the “DME
LINK™” function).
System configuration flexibility
Wide range of options
A wide range of options are available, allowing just the required features to
be installed in a system.
Support for D1 and D2 formats
Except for some options, both D1 (component) and D2 (composite) signal
formats are supported. A simple control panel operation switches between
the D1 and D2 selections, and also in the case of D1 format between 525- and
625-line systems.
Convenient interfaces with external equipment
Using the DVS-7250 I/O expansion system along with the DVS-6464M
Routing Switcher via the BKDS-7700 Tally Interface Unit, you can make up
a large-scale switcher system. Connecting the BVE-9100 Editing Control
Unit to your system will allow you to carry out such advanced editing
operations as system status reporting and EDL (Edit Decision List)
management.
The system is provided with VTR control for controlling external devices
such as VTRs, and a PERIPHERAL II timeline.

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Features of the DVS-7250 I/O Expansion System
Powerful remote control functions
You can connect the BKDS-2010 Control Panel to the DVS-7200A and use it
as a separate panel exclusively for the M/E banks. For key adjustment
operations such as chroma key adjustment, the BKDS-7060 Keyer Remote
Control Panel is available. You can use the dedicated panel connected to the
DVS-7200A to remote-control the auxiliary bus and Shot Box operations.
Role of the DVS-V6464M or HDS-X3600 as an I/O
Expansion Unit
In this system, the DVS-V6464M or HDS-X3600 is included as a part of the
switcher system, providing the primary inputs, cross-point switching, and
auxiliary bus expansion functions. Thus the DVS-V6464M or HDS-X3600
serves as a dedicated unit for expanding the inputs and outputs. It cannot also
be used for its standard function as a routing switcher. In particular, the S-
BUS interface is dedicated as the interface to the DVS-7200A. If you attempt
to use an S-BUS interface to another routing switcher system, this system
will no longer operate correctly.
Input and Output Signals to the DVS-7250 I/O
Expansion System
The principal input/output signal names and the devices and connector names
are shown in the following table.
The signal names and connector names correspond one-to-one. For example, the signal name
“Primary input 1” corresponds to the connector named “INPUT 1.”
For other inputs and outputs, refer to the Operation Manual for the relevant device.
Signal names Device Connector names
Primary inputs 1 to 60 DVS-V6464M or HDS-X3600 INPUT 1 to 60
Auxiliary outputs 1 to 8 DVS-7200A AUX BUS OUTPUT 1 to 8
Auxiliary outputs 9 to 28 DVS-V6464M or HDS-X3600 OUTPUT 45 to 64
Assignable outputs 1 to 5 DVS-7200A AUX BUS OUTPUT 9 to 13

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Connections Between Devices Within the DVS-7250 I/O
Expansion System
Video signal connections
Video signal connections from DVS-V6464M or HDS-X3600 to
DVS-7200A
The signal names and connector names correspond one-to-one. For example, the signal name
“Primary input 1” corresponds to the connector named “INPUT 1.”
Video signal connections from DVS-7200A to DVS-V6464M or
HDS-X3600
Control signal connections
a) The MATRIX connector is a D-sub 9-pin connector. Use the D-sub 9-pin to BNC adapter
provided with the DVS-7200A to make the connection.
On the REMOTE1 connector of the DVS-V6464M/HDS-X3600 use the T-connector and 75-
ohm terminator provided with the DVS-V6464M/HDS-X3600, and terminate one side of the
T-connector.
DVS-V6464M or HDS-X3600 output DVS-7200A input name
name
OUTPUT 1 to 36 PRIMARY INPUT 1 to 36
DVS-7200A output name DVS-V6464M or HDS-X3600 input
name
M/E1 PGM OUTPUT INPUT 61
M/E2 PGM OUTPUT INPUT 62
DSK PGM OUTPUT INPUT 63
PGM OUTPUT INPUT 64
Device Connector Device name Connector name
BKDS-7011/7012/ SWITCHER DVS-7200A PANEL1
7021/7022/7023
DVS-7200A MATRIX a) DVS-V6464M REMOTE1
or HDS-X3600 (S-BUS)

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Settings on the DVS-V6464M/HDS-X3600 Routing
Switcher
The following are the settings on the DVS-V6464M/HDS-X3600 routing
switcher for use in the DVS-7250 I/O expansion system.
DVS-V6464M
CPU board switch settings
Switch S1 (STATION ADDRESS)
The above settings are for the case in which the “Station No.” is 2.
Switch S2
Bit No Setting
1 0(OFF)
2 1(OPEN)
3 0(OFF)
4 0(OFF)
5 0(OFF)
6 0(OFF)
7 0(OFF)
8 0(OFF)
Bit No Setting
1(PRIORITY SELECT) 1(OPEN:S-BUS)
2 0(OFF)
3 1(OPEN)
4 1(OPEN)
5 0(OFF)
6 0(OFF)
7 0(OFF)
8 0(OFF)
Features of the DVS-7250 I/O Expansion System