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Network connection, video reference, video input and output setup, switcher personality settings, device control and GPIs, aux panels, color correction, and MultiPanel.
Video Input Setup
Tallies
To Set Up When a Tally is Triggered
By default, the highest number ME in the switcher is tallied as the program ME. Anything selected or re-entered on this ME is considered on-air.

Setup
Network connection, video reference, video input and output setup, switcher personality settings, device control and GPIs, aux panels, color correction, and MultiPanel.
- Network Setup
- Video Reference
- Video Input Setup
  - Auto Key Setup
  - Source Names
  - Engineering Names
  - Control Panel Button Inserts
  - Bus Maps
  - Tallies
    - To Assign a Tally to an Input
    - To Set Up When a Tally is Triggered
      By default, the highest number ME in the switcher is tallied as the program ME. Anything selected or re-entered on this ME is considered on-air.
- Video Output Setup
- Personality
- GPI Control
- MultiPanel
- Color Schemes
- Device Control
- Auxiliary Control Panels
- Acuity® Panel Modules
- TouchDrive Panel Modules
- Acuity Rack Panel (ARP)
- Color Correction

To Set Up When a Tally is Triggered

By default, the highest number ME in the switcher is tallied as the program ME. Anything selected or re-entered on this ME is considered on-air.

Press HOME > Setup > Installation > Output > ME / Aux Tally.
Use the Bus knob to select the type of bus you want to tally.
- ME — select an ME
- Aux — select an aux bus
Use the ME/Aux knob to select the ME or aux bus that you want to set up the tally for.

Tip: The ME X B selections represent the B-side of a split ME.
Use the Tally Path knob to select how sources selected on the bus are tallied.
- On Air — sources on the bus are only tallied when they are selected or re-entered on the program ME.
- PGM X (Always) — sources on the bus are always tallied and tagged with PGM Calculation Path X.
  Tip: PGM Calculation Paths are combined with Tally Bit Slots (Communications menu) to encode the path information in the TSL output.