Changing The Virtual Matrix - AMX Enova DGX 8 Instruction Manual

5.
Press the Take Key.
Input 1 switches to Output 2, and the keys turn blue.
The panel remains in Change Mode until the Function Key is pressed.
6.
Press Input Key 1 again to toggle it off, and Press the Take Key to disconnect the test switch.

Changing the Virtual Matrix

Enova DGX Switchers support two virtual matrices for switching signals, VM 0 = "All" and VM 1 = "Video." The
system also supports any custom virtual matrices created in XNConnect configuration software; 2 digits are the
maximum allowed (0 through 99). VM 0 is the factory default, and for the Enova DGX Switcher, VM 0 normally routes
the same as VM 1. If you create a custom configuration, you will need to change the virtual matrix on the Control Panel
to execute switches (or other operations) using the custom virtual matrix.
Note: When audio is embedded on HDMI, the audio switches on the same VM as the video (the audio and
video cannot be switched independently).
The directions below give the steps to change from routing signals on VM 0 to routing on a custom configuration
(VM 2).
To change the virtual matrix:
1.
Press the Function Key.
The Function menu appears.
2.
Locate Virtual Matrix by scrolling with the Control Dial.
3.
Press the Select Key.
The V.Matrix list appears.
4.
Scroll with the Control Dial to 2:Custom.
5.
Press the Select Key to enter your selection.
The display returns to the top of the V.Matrix submenu.
VM 2 "Custom" becomes the new virtual matrix used for all operations.
6.
Press the Function Key to return to the Function menu.
The system is ready to execute operations on VM 2. The system will remain on VM 2 for all operations until the
virtual matrix is changed or the power is cycled (at which time the Control Panel will switch on the default virtual
matrix).
Note: To change the default virtual matrix, see the instructions on page 142.
Instruction Manual – Enova DGX 8/16/32/64 Digital Media Switchers
Control Panel Operation
Current virtual matrix
Newly selected virtual matrix
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