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Operating Instructions <Operations and Settings>

Live Switcher

Model No. AV-HS410N

ENGLISHVQT3U71A(E)M1111TY0 -FJ

How the Operating Instructions are configured <Basics>: The <Basics> describes the procedure for connection with the required equipment and for installation.

Before installing this unit, be sure to take the time to read through <Basics> to ensure that the unit will be installed correctly.

<Operations and Settings> (this manual): This <Operations and Settings> describes how to operate the unit and how to establish its settings. For details on how to perform the basic menu operations, refer to “2-2. Basic menu operations”

in the <Basics>.

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p Information on software for this product1. IncludedwiththisproductissoftwarelicensedundertheGNUGeneralPublicLicense(GPL)andGNULesserGeneral

PublicLicense(LGPL),andusersareherebyinformedthattheyhavetherighttoobtain,changeandredistributethesourcecodesofthissoftware.

Toobtainthesourcecodes,gotothefollowinghomepage:

http://pro-av.panasonic.net/

Themanufacturerasksuserstorefrainfromdirectinginquiriesconcerningthesourcecodestheyhaveobtainedandotherdetailstoitsrepresentatives.

2. IncludedwiththisproductissoftwarewhichislicensedunderMIT-License.

DetailsontheabovesoftwarecanbefoundontheCDprovidedwiththeunit.Refertothefoldercalled“LDOC”.(Detailsaregivenintheoriginal(Englishlanguage)text.)

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About copyright and licence

Distributing,copying,disassembling,reversecompiling,reverseengineering,andalsoexportinginviolationofexportlawsofthesoftwareprovidedwiththisunitareexpresslyprohibited.

Abbreviations

Thefollowingabbreviationsareusedinthismanual.

p Microsoft®Windows®7ProfessionalSP132/64-bitisabbreviatedto“Windows7”.p Microsoft®WindowsVista®BusinessSP232-bitis

abbreviatedto“WindowsVista”.p Microsoft®Windows®XPProfessionalSP3andMicrosoft®

Windows®XPHomeEditionSP3areabbreviatedto“WindowsXP”.p Windows®InternetExplorer®8.0isabbreviatedto“Internet

Explorer”.p Inthismanual,modelAV-HS410Nisgivenas“AV-HS410”.p BothSDmemorycardsandSDHCmemorycardsare

describedas“memorycards”inthismanual.Whenindividualdescriptionsareprovided,theyarefeaturedindividually.p Personalcomputersarereferredtoas“computers”.

Illustrations and screen displays featured in the manual

p Whatisshowninthemanual’sillustrationsandscreendisplaysmaydifferfromhowitisactuallyappears.

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Before use .................................................... 5Overview ........................................................................... 5

Concerning the ratings display ...................................... 5

Disclaimer of warranty .................................................... 5

Network security .............................................................. 5

Concerning differences in the system versions ........... 6

1. Basic operations ..................................... 7

1-1. Background transition ............................................. 7

1-1-1. Selectingthebus................................................ 7

1-1-2. SelectingthebususingtheSHIFTfunction....... 7

1-1-3. Selectingthebusmode...................................... 8

1-1-4. Selectingthetransitionmode............................. 8

1-1-5. Manualtransition................................................ 9

1-1-6. Autotransition.................................................... 9

1-1-7. Cuttransition...................................................... 9

1-2. Wipe ........................................................................ 10

1-2-1. Selectingthewipepattern................................ 10

1-2-2. Selectingthewipedirection............................. 11

1-2-3. Wipedecorations(border,softeffect).............. 11

1-2-4. Settingthewipestartposition.......................... 12

1-2-5. Modifyingwipe................................................. 12

1-2-6. Settingthelatency............................................ 14

1-3. Key ........................................................................... 15

1-3-1. Selectingthekeytype...................................... 15

1-3-2. Selectingthekeymaterial................................ 16

1-3-3. Keytransitions.................................................. 17

1-3-4. Keypreview...................................................... 19

1-3-5. Adjustingtheluminancekeyandlinearkey..... 19

1-3-6. Adjustingthechromakey................................. 20

1-3-7. Keydecorations................................................ 26

1-3-8. Maskingthekeysignals................................... 27

1-3-9. Flyingkey......................................................... 28

1-3-10. Settingthepriority............................................ 28

1-4. PinP (picture in picture)......................................... 29

1-4-1. SelectingthePinPchannelandmaterial......... 29

1-4-2. TransitionbetweenPinPmaterials................... 29

1-4-3. SelectingShape............................................... 30

1-4-4. PinPpreview.................................................... 30

1-4-5. PinPtransitions................................................ 30

1-4-6. PinPadjustments............................................. 31

1-4-7. LinkingPinP1andPinP2.................................. 32

1-4-8. PinPdecorations.............................................. 33

1-4-9. Trimmingsettings............................................. 34

1-5. DSK (downstream key) .......................................... 35

1-5-1. SelectingtheDSKtype.................................... 35

1-5-2. SelectingtheDSKmaterial.............................. 36

1-5-3. DSKtransitions................................................ 36

1-5-4. DSKpreview..................................................... 37

1-5-5. DSKadjustments............................................. 37

1-5-6. DSKdecorations.............................................. 38

1-5-7. MaskingtheDSKsignals................................. 39

1-6. Key Link .................................................................. 40

1-7. FTB (Fade to Black) ............................................... 41

1-8. Internal color signals ............................................. 42

1-8-1. Settingthecolorbackground........................... 42

1-8-2. SettingtheWasheffect.................................... 42

1-9. Switching the AUX output ..................................... 44

1-9-1. SelectingtheAUXoutputmaterials................. 44

1-9-2. AUX1transitions............................................... 44

1-9-3. Settingenable/disablefortheAUX1transition........................................................... 45

1-10. Memory ................................................................... 46

1-10-1. Memoryregistrationandrecallitems............... 47

1-10-2. Storingthesettingsinthememory(Store)...... 47

1-10-3. Recallingtheoperationsstoredinthememory(Recall)............................................................. 48

1-10-4. Memorypreview............................................... 49

1-10-5. Deletingtheoperationsstoredinthememory(Delete)............................................................ 50

1-10-6. Selectingthebuseswhosesettingsaretoberegisteredandorplayedback.......................... 51

1-10-7. Registeringthematerialselectionitems.......... 52

1-10-8. Settingeffectdissolve(shotmemory).................................................. 52

1-10-9. Editingeventmemorytimelines....................... 53

1-10-10.Registeringmemories(Register)..................... 59

1-11. Video memories ..................................................... 60

1-11-1. Recordingstillimages(Still)............................. 61

1-11-2. Recordingmovingimages(Clip)...................... 62

1-11-3. SavingImagesinFlashMemory...................... 63

1-11-4. Playingbackmovingimages(Clip).................. 64

1-12. Memory card ........................................................... 67

1-12-1. Initializingthememorycards........................... 69

1-12-2. Savingdataonmemorycards......................... 69

1-12-3. Loadingdatafrommemorycards.................... 70

1-12-4. Deletingfilesonmemorycards........................ 71

1-12-5. Displayingthememorycardinformation.......... 71

1-13. Waveform monitor settings ................................... 72

1-14. Setting the status display ...................................... 73

Contents

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2. Input/output signal settings ................. 74

2-1. Input signal settings .............................................. 74

2-1-1. Settingtheframesynchronizer........................ 76

2-1-2. Settingtheinputmode..................................... 77

2-1-3. Settingthedelayamount................................. 78

2-1-4. Freezingtheinputsignals................................ 78

2-1-5. Settingthematerialnames.............................. 78

2-1-6. Settingtheup-converter................................... 79

2-1-7. Settingthevideoprocessfunction................... 80

2-1-8. Settingtheanaloginputgain(option).............. 80

2-1-9. Settingtheanalogcompositeinputsignals(option)............................................................. 81

2-1-10. SettingtheDVIinputsignals............................ 82

2-1-11. DisplayingtheDVIinputsignalinformation...... 86

2-1-12. AdjustingtheDVIinputsignals......................... 87

2-1-13. Automaticadjustmentoftheblacklevelandwhitelevel(analoginputsignals)..................... 87

2-2. Output signal settings ........................................... 88

2-2-1. Assigningtheoutputsignals............................ 89

2-2-2. SettingtheSDIoutputcolorrange................... 89

2-2-3. SettingtheDVIoutputsignals.......................... 90

2-2-4. Settingthedown-converter(option)................. 92

2-3. Setting the sync signals ........................................ 93

2-4. Adjusting the output signal phase ....................... 93

2-5. Setting the multi view display ............................... 97

2-5-1. Settingthescreenlayout.................................. 97

2-5-2. Settingthesplitframeandcharacters.............. 98

2-5-3. Settingthetallydisplays................................... 98

2-5-4. Changingthematerialnames.......................... 99

2-5-5. Settingthelevelmeters.................................. 100

2-5-6. Settingtheinputsignalmarks........................ 100

2-5-7. Settingthemarkers........................................ 100

2-5-8. High-resolutionmultiviewmode.................... 100

2-6. Setting the ancillary data and embedded audio data ............................................................. 101

3. System settings ................................... 102

3-1. Setting the system format ................................... 102

3-2. Setting the crosspoints ....................................... 103

3-2-1. Assigningsignalstothecrosspoints.............. 103

3-2-2. Settingthecrosspointswitching..................... 104

3-3. Button assignments............................................. 105

3-3-1. Settingtheuserbuttons................................. 105

3-4. Setting the date and time .................................... 106

3-5. Network settings .................................................. 106

3-6. Setting the built-in display backlight and button illumination ............................................... 107

3-7. Status displays ..................................................... 108

3-7-1. Alarmstatusdisplays..................................... 108

3-7-2. Alarmmessage.............................................. 108

3-7-3. Displayingtheversioninformationandoptioninformation........................................... 109

3-8. Initialization .......................................................... 110

3-8-1. Initializingsettingdata.................................... 110

3-8-2. Initializingfader.............................................. 110

4. External interfaces .............................. 111

4-1. Setting the GPI I/O ............................................... 111

4-2. LAN ........................................................................ 115

4-3. EDITOR .................................................................. 115

4-4. COM ....................................................................... 115

4-5. Plug-in software ................................................... 116

5. Setting menu table .............................. 117

Appendix (glossary) ................................ 139

Index ......................................................... 142

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Before use

pwOverviewThisunitisa1MEdigitalvideoswitcherwhichsupportsamultiplenumberofHDandSDformats.Despiteitscompactsize,itcomeswitheightSDIinputs,oneDVI-Dinput,fiveSDIoutputsandoneDVI-Doutput.Theunitcomeswithaluminancekeyandchromakeysprovidedaskeyersinadditiontothebackgroundtransitionsbasedonthecut,mixandwipefunctions.ItalsohasoneDSKlineandtwoPinPlinesforenablingvideorecording,playbackandahostofothervideoproductionfunctions.Furthermore,usingthemultiviewdisplaysettings,thescreenofamonitorcanbesplitintoanumberofsectionstoaccommodateuptosixteenimages,enablingthenumberofmonitorstobereducedandaspace-savingsystemtobeconfiguredatlowcost.

pwConcerning the ratings displayTheunit’sname,modelnumberandelectricalratingsareindicatedonitssidepanel.

pwDisclaimer of warrantyINNOEVENTSHALLPanasonicCorporationBELIABLETOANYPARTYORANYPERSON,EXCEPTFORREPLACEMENTORREASONABLEMAINTENANCEOFTHEPRODUCT,FORTHECASES,INCLUDINGBUTNOTLIMITEDTOBELOW:

1ANYDAMAGEANDLOSS,INCLUDINGWITHOUTLIMITATION,DIRECTORINDIRECT,SPECIAL,CONSEQUENTIALOREXEMPLARY,ARISINGOUTOFORRELATINGTOTHEPRODUCT;

2PERSONALINJURYORANYDAMAGECAUSEDBYINAPPROPRIATEUSEORNEGLIGENTOPERATIONOFTHEUSER;

3UNAUTHORIZEDDISASSEMBLE,REPAIRORMODIFICATIONOFTHEPRODUCTBYTHEUSER;

4INCONVENIENCEORANYLOSSARISINGWHENIMAGESARENOTDISPLAYED,DUETOANYREASONORCAUSEINCLUDINGANYFAILUREORPROBLEMOFTHEPRODUCT;

5ANYPROBLEM,CONSEQUENTIALINCONVENIENCE,ORLOSSORDAMAGE,ARISINGOUTOFTHESYSTEMCOMBINEDBYTHEDEVICESOFTHIRDPARTY;

6ANYINCONVENIENCE,DAMAGESORLOSSESRESULTINGFROMACCIDENTSCAUSEDBYANINADEQUATEINSTALLATIONMETHODORANYFACTORSOTHERTHANADEFECTINTHEPRODUCTITSELF;

7LOSSOFREGISTEREDDATACAUSEDBYANYFAILURE;

8ANYDAMAGEORCLAIMSDUETOLOSSORLEAKAGEOFIMAGEDATAORSETTINGDATASAVEDONTHISUNITORONAMEMORYCARDORCOMPUTER.

pwNetwork securityTheunitalsohasfunctionswhichareusedwhenitisconnectedtoanetwork.Usingtheunitwhenithasbeenconnectedtoanetworkmaypossiblygiverisetothefollowingissues.

1Leakageortheftofinformationthroughthisunit2Useofthisunitforillegaloperationsbypersonswith

maliciousintent3Interferencewithorstoppageofthisunitbypersons

withmaliciousintent

Itisyourresponsibilitytotakeprecautionssuchasthosedescribedbelowtoprotectyourselfagainsttheabovenetworksecurityrisks.

p Usethisunitinanetworksecuredbyafirewall,etc.p Ifthisunitisconnectedtoanetworkthatincludes

computers,makesurethatthesystemisnotinfectedbycomputervirusesorothermaliciousentities(usingaregularlyupdatedantivirusprogram,anti-spywareprogram,etc.).

Thefollowingpointsshouldbeborneinmindaswell.p Usewiththesamesegmentisrecommendedforthe

equipmentwhichisconnectedtotheunit.Iftheunitisconnectedtoequipmentwhosesegmentsaredifferent,eventsdependentuponthesettingsinherenttothenetworkequipment,forinstance,mayoccursothoroughlychecktheconnectionswiththeequipmenttowhichtheunitwillbeconnectedpriortothestartofoperation.p Donotchooseaninstallationlocationwheretheunit,

cablesandotherpartswillbeeasilydamaged.

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Before use

pwConcerning differences in the system versionsThismanualdescribesthefunctionswhichcanbeactuatedinanymodelwhosesystemversionisV2.00.00andup.Theapplicablefunctionsarereferredtoas“This function can be actuated in any model whose system version is V2.00.00 and up”.IfthemodelhasasystemversionbelowV2.00.00,thefunctionsconcernedcannotbeused.Neitherwillthemenusandmenuitemsconcernedbedisplayed.

pqHow to check the system versionTocheckthesystemversionofthisunit,selectSystemmenuMainVersionsubmenuSystemVersionitem,andcheckthedisplayforthisitem.Referto“3-7-3.Displayingtheversioninformationandoptioninformation”.

pqRestrictions on menus and functions[Restrictions on menus]

Menu Sub menu ItemModel with system

version V2.00.00 and up

Model with system version below V2.00.00

VideoMemory

Clip1PlayMode

Reverse —

Variable —

Clip2PlayMode

Reverse —

Variable —

TransSync Allitems —

Memory Allitems —

:Valid —:Invalid

[Restrictions on functions]

FunctionModel with system

version V2.00.00 and up

Model with system version below V2.00.00

Statusdisplay

Stillimage(Still)

— Onlyalistofthenamesisdisplayed.Movingimage(Clip)

Memorycard

Videomemorysaving

Theimagesinthevideomemoryaresavedintheflashmemoryarea.

—Theimagesinthevideomemorycannotbesavedautomatically.Savetheimagesmanuallyonthememorycard.

Movingimage(Clip)playback

Movingimage(Clip)operationsareperformedusingthenumberkeys.

—Movingimage(Clip)cannotbeoperatedusingthenumberkeys.Operatethemusingthemenu.

:Valid —:Invalid

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1-1. Background transition

1-1-1. Selecting the busPressoneofthecrosspointbuttonstoselectthematerialtobeusedforthebackgroundtransition.Dependingontheoperatingstatus,thebuttonpressedwilllightinoneoftwocolors.

Lighting in red

WhentheselectedinputsignalsareoutputtoPGM.(However,theindicatorlightsinamberduringFTBoperations.)

Lighting in green

WhentheselectedinputsignalsarenotoutputtoPGM.

AUX BUS DELEGATION

PGMA

PSTB

AUX

1/13 2/14 3/15 4/16 5/17 6/18 7/19 8/20 9/21 10/22 11/23 12/24

AUX/DISP SOURCE

SHIFT

SHIFT

SHIFT

Lightinginred Lightingingreen

p Whenthecrosspointbuttonsarehelddown,thebuttonnumbersandthenamesoftheinputmaterialsassignedtothebuttonsaredisplayedonthebuilt-indisplayintheformofalistforaslongasthecrosspointbuttonsremainhelddown.

CROSS POINT ASSIGN

XPT:

SIG:

12

SHIFT

11

A1

10

DVI

9

IN8

8

IN7

7

IN6

6

IN5

5

IN4

4

IN3

3

IN2

2

IN1

1

BLK

XPT:

SIG:

24

SHIFT

23

None

22

CLN

21

KOUT

20

None

19

ST2V

18

ST1V

17

CBD1

16

CBAR

15

B2

14

B1

13

A2

1-1-2. Selecting the bus using the SHIFT function

TheSHIFTfunctionenablestwomaterialstobeallocated—thefrontmaterialandtherearmaterial—toonebutton,andthematerialstobeselectedusingthe[SHIFT]button.Atotalof24materials—frontmaterials(1to12)andrearmaterials(13to24)—canbeallocatedtothethreegroupsof12crosspointbuttonswhetherthesebuttonsarethePGM/Abuscrosspointbuttons,PST/BbuscrosspointbuttonsorAUXbuscrosspointbuttons.

ThereareactuallytwoSHIFTfunctions:“AllSHIFT”forswitchingallthefrontmaterialstotherearmaterialsorviceversa,and“SingleSHIFT”forswitchingthefrontmaterialofonecrosspointbuttonwithitsrearmaterialorviceversa.“AllSHIFT”worksoncetheSHIFTfunctionhasbeenallocatedtooneoftheuserbuttons.“SingleSHIFT”worksoncetheSHIFTfunctionhasbeenallocatedtotheNo.12orNo.1crosspointbuttonofthecrosspointbuttongroupconcernedbyamenuoperation.

All SHIFT

AllSHIFTisusedtoswitchallthematerialsofthePGM/Abuscrosspointbuttons,PST/BbuscrosspointbuttonsorAUXbuscrosspointbuttonsfromfrontmaterialstorearmaterialsorviceversa.TheuserbuttontowhichtheSHIFTfunctionhasbeenallocatedisusedtoswitchbetweenthefrontmaterialsandrearmaterials.

1AllocatetheSHIFTfunctiontooneoftheuserbuttons.(Forthemethodusedtoallocatethisfunctiontotheuserbutton,referto“3-3-1.Settingtheuserbuttons”.)

2Eachtimethe[SHIFT]button(userbutton)ispressed,thefrontmaterialsareswitchedtotherearmaterialsorviceversa.

Whentherearmaterials(13to24)havebeenselected,the[SHIFT]button(userbutton)lightsinamber.

Whenthebuttonispressedagain,itgoesoff,andthefrontmaterials(1to12)arenowselected.

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Single SHIFT

SingleSHIFTisusedtoswitchtheindividualmaterialofaPGM/Abuscrosspointbutton,PST/BbuscrosspointbuttonorAUXbuscrosspointbuttonfromafrontmaterialtoarearmaterialorviceversa.SwitchingbetweenthefrontmaterialandrearmaterialisdoneusingthecrosspointbuttoninwhichtheSHIFTfunctionisallocated.TheSHIFTfunctioncanbeallocatedtobuttonNo.1orNo.12.

w Allocating the SHIFT function

1Pressthexbuttontolightitsindicator,anddisplaytheXPTmenu.

2Use[F1]todisplaytheXPTSettingsubmenu.

3Use[F2]toselectthebuttontowhichtheSHIFTfunctionistobeallocatedusingtheShiftitem.

Right ButtonNo.12

Left ButtonNo.1

Off Functionisnotallocated.

4Use[F3]toselecttheoperationtobeperformedwhenthe[SHIFT]buttonispressedusingtheShift-Lockitem.

Off Therearmaterialisselectedonlywhilethe[SHIFT]buttonispressed.

On Thefrontmaterialandrearmaterialareswitchedeachtimethe[SHIFT]buttonispressed.

TousethematerialsthathavebeensetinthebuttontowhichtheSHIFTfunctionisallocated,eithersettheSHIFTfunctionofforallocatetheSHIFTfunctiontoanotherbutton. Ifthe[SHIFT]buttonfor“SingleSHIFT”ispressedwhentherearmaterials(13to24)havebeenselectedusing“AllSHIFT”,thebuscrosspointbuttonsconcernedwillbeswitchedtothefrontmaterials.Whenthecrosspointbuttonsarehelddown,thebuttonnumbersandthenamesoftheinputmaterialsassignedtothebuttonsaredisplayedonthebuilt-indisplayintheformofalistforaslongasthecrosspointbuttonsremainhelddown.

1-1-3. Selecting the bus modeSelecttheA/Bbussystemorflip-flopsystem(PGM/PSTsystem)fromthesettingmenu.

1Pressthesbuttontolightitsindicator,anddisplaytheConfigmenu.

2Use[F1]todisplaytheOperatesubmenu.

3Use[F2],andselecttheA/BorPGM/PST(flip-flopsystem)usingtheBusModeitem.

A/B WhenthefaderleverisatsideA,thesignalsselectedbytheAbusarereplacedPGMmaterials.WhenthefaderleverisatsideB,thesignalsselectedbytheBbusarereplacedPGMmaterials.

PGM-A/PST-B

Usingaflip-flopsystem,thesignalsselectedbytheAbusarealwaysreplacedPGMmaterials,andthesignalsselectedbytheBbusarealwaysreplacedPSTmaterials.

PGM-B/PST-A

Usingaflip-flopsystem,thesignalsselectedbytheBbusarealwaysreplacedPGMmaterials,andthesignalsselectedbytheAbusarealwaysreplacedPSTmaterials.

1-1-4. Selecting the transition modeSelectthetransitionmodeusingtheMIXandWIPEbuttons.

1Pressthe[BKGD]buttoninthetransitionareasothatitsindicatorlightsinamber.Whenthe[BKGD]buttonand[KEY]buttonarepressedatthesametime,bothbuttonsareselected.

2Usethe[MIX]and[WIPE]buttonsinthetransitionareatoselectthebackgroundtransitionmode.Theindicatoroftheselectedbuttonlightsinamber.

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1-1-5. Manual transitionOperatethefaderlevertoexecutetransitionsmanually.Ifthefaderleverhasbeenoperatedduringautotransition,autotransitionwillbeswitchedtomanualoperationassoonasthefaderpositionovertakestheamountofthetransitionbeingexecuted.ThebustallyLEDsontheleftofthefaderleverindicatetheprogrambusoutputstatus.

Top LED only lights PGM/Abusoutput

Top and bottom LEDs light

Duringthetransition

Bottom LED only lights

PST/Bbusoutput

1-1-6. Auto transitionp Whenthe[AUTO]buttonispressed,thetransitionis

executedautomaticallyusingthetransitiontimewhichhasbeenset.p Thetransitionisexecutedintheremainingtimewhenthe

[AUTO]buttonispressedwhilethefaderleverisbeingoperated.p TheautotransitiontimeissetusingtheTimemenu.

1Pressthetbuttontolightitsindicator,anddisplaytheTimemenu.

2Use[F1]todisplaytheBKGDsubmenu.

3Setthetransitiontime.

When setting the transition time in frame units Use[F4]tosetthetransitiontimeinframes.When setting the transition time in second units Use[F3]tosetthetimeinsecondsand[F4]tosetit

inframes.

ThedisplayunitissetbyselectingConfigmenuOperatesubmenuTimeUnititem.

Sec Thetimeisdisplayedasanumberofseconds.

Frame Thetimeisdisplayedasanumberofframes.

Anytimefrom0to999fcanbeset.Thetimewhichcanbesetwhensecondsareusedasthedisplayunitdiffersdependingonthesystemformat.

59.94i: max.33s09f 59.94p: max.16s39f

50i: max.39s24f 50p: max.19s49f

24PsF: max.41s15f 23.98PsF: max.41s15f

1-1-7. Cut transitionWhenthe[CUT]buttonispressed,thetransitionisexecutedinstantly.

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1-2. Wipe

1-2-1. Selecting the wipe patternThewipepatternsareselectedusingthenumberkeys.

1Pressthe[BKGDPATT]button(or[KEYPATT]button).The[BKGDPATT]button(or[KEYPATT]button)indicatorlightsinamber,andthepatterntablescreenappearsonthebuilt-indisplay.

2Use[F1]toselectthepage.

3Useoneofthenumberkeystoselectthepattern.Thecorrespondingbuttonlightsinamber,andthepatternisswitched.

4Use[F5]toclosethetablescreen.

Thetablescreencanalsobeclosedbypressingthe[BKGDPATT]buttonor[KEYPATT]buttonandturningoffthebutton’sindicator.

pw Table of wipe patterns

p The“SQ2:8”patterntakeseffectwhenthe[KEYPATT]buttonhasbeenpressed.

4INS

MENUINPUT

VMEM

BKGDPATT

KEYPATT

TAKEENTER

� / +PAGE

PLAY

REC

STOP

XPTDSBL

＜

CLIP 1

STILL 1

MEMORY / WIPE PATTERN / 10 KEY＜＜ TRIM OFF＞＞

CLIP 2

STILL 2

REV

TRIM OUT

TRIM IN

9PASTE

6MOD

3REV

CUNDO

8COPY

5DEL

2＞

.＞＞

7NEW

1＜

0/10＜＜

＞

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1-2-2. Selecting the wipe directionOperatethewipedirectionselectorbuttonstoselectthewipedirectionforthebackgroundtransition.(Thekeytransitionsaresetbythemenu.Thedirectionwhichissetherewillnotbereflected.)See“1-3-3.Keytransitions”.

A

N

B

B

A

B

A

B

A

B

R

A

A B

A

N/R

B

A B

When the [R] indicator is off: Wipingproceedsinthenormaldirection.

When the [R] indicator is lit: Wipingproceedsinthereversedirection.

When the [N/R] indicator is lit: Thenormaldirectionisreplacedwiththereverse

direction(orviceversa)whenthetransitioniscompleted.(Thelitandextinguishedstatusesofthe[R]buttonarealsoswitchedinlinewiththedirectionofthewiping.)

1-2-3. Wipe decorations (border, soft effect)

Abordereffectorsofteffectcanbeaddedtothewipingofbackgroundtransitions.

Setting the border and soft effect

1Pressthebbuttontolightitsindicator,anddisplaytheBackgroundmenu.

2Use[F1]todisplaytheBordersubmenu.

3Use[F2]tosetOn(orOff)fortheborderusingtheBorderitem.

4Use[F3]tosetthewidthoftheborderusingtheWidthitem.

5Use[F4]tosettheamountofsofteffectusingtheSoftitem.When“On”hasbeenselectedastheBorderitemsetting,theratioofthesofteffecttotheborderwidthisindicatedastheamountofsofteffect.Whenonlythesofteffectistobeaddedtowipe,select“Off”astheBorderitemsetting.

Setting the border color

1OntheBackgroundmenu,use[F1]todisplaytheBorderColorsubmenu.

2Use[F2],[F3]and[F4]toadjusttheHue,SatandLumofthebordercolor.

w To call the preset color

Use[F5]toselectthepresetcolorusingtheLoaditem,andpressthe[F5].

When[F5]ispressed,whathasbeensetsofariscanceledandreplacedwiththepresetcolorvalues.

Tosavethevaluesthatweresetbeforecallingthepresetcolor,referto“1-10.Memory”.

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1-2-4. Setting the wipe start positionWipestartcanbesetatanydesiredposition.

Target patterns:WIPE1: 5WIPE2: 4,5,6,7SQ1: 5SQ2: 4,5,6,7

TheWIPEpatternissetusingtheWIPEPositionsubmenuoftheBackgroundmenu(orKeymenu).Inthesameway,theSQpatternissetusingtheSQPositionsubmenuoftheBackgroundmenu(orKeymenu).

1Pressthebbutton(orkbutton)tolightitsindicator,anddisplaytheBackgroundmenu(orKeymenu).

2Use[F1]todisplaytheWIPEPositionsubmenu(orSQPositionsubmenu).

3Eitheroperatethepositionersoruse[F2]and[F3]tosetthewipestartpositionusingtheX-PositemandY-Positem.Thissettingispossibleonlyifthetargetpatternhasbeenselectedforthebackgroundorkeypattern.

4Eitheroperatethefaderleverorpressthe[AUTO]buttontocheckthewipeoperation.(When,forinstance,–50hasbeensetforX-Posand–50forY-Pos,thefollowingscreen(orkey)appearsfromthebottomleftandwipeisperformedwhilethescreen(orkey)movestothescreencenter.)

<X-Pos, Y-Pos setting range>

Insidescreenarea Outsidescreenarea

5Tocopythestartpositionsetting,press[F5](CopytoKeyorCopytoBKGD).Thebackgroundsettingiscopiedtothekeysettingwhilethekeysettingiscopiedtothebackgroundsetting.

1-2-5. Modifying wipe

Setting the 3D (page turning) effect

Alightingeffectcanbeaddedtoawipepattern.Alternatively,thepageturningeffectparametercanbeset.Theseeffectscanbesetforbackgroundtransitionsandkeytransitions.

Target patterns:3D1:1,3,7,9

1Pressthebbutton(orkbutton)tolightitsindicator,anddisplaytheBackgroundmenu(orKeymenu).

2Use[F1]todisplaythe3DModifysubmenu.

3Use[F2]toselectwhetherthelightingeffectistobeaddedusingtheLightitem.

On Thelightingeffectisadded.

Off Thelightingeffectisnotadded.

4Use[F3]tosetthesizewhenimageshavebeenreducedusingtheSizeitem.

5Use[F4]tosettheradiusofthepageturningeffectusingtheRadiusitem.

6Use[F5]tosetthedirectionofthepageturningeffectusingtheAngleitem.

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Setting the trimming

Thetrimmingatthetimeabackgroundtransitionisexecutedcanbeset.

Target patterns:SQ1,SQ2,SL,3D1,3D2

The“4:3”and“4:3Smth”settingsfortheTrimitemtakeeffectwhentheHDformathasbeenselectedasthesystemformatsetting.

1OntheBackgroundmenu,use[F1]todisplaytheModifysubmenu.

2Use[F2]tosetthetrimmingoperationandtransitionoperationusingtheTrimitem.

16:9 (On) Fortrimmingtheedgesaroundthematerial.Thissettingisusedwhenablackborder,forinstance,canbeseenaroundthematerial.WhenHDhasbeenselectedasthesystemformatsetting,“16:9”isdisplayedonthemenu,butwhenSDhasbeenselectedasthesystemformatsetting,“On”isdisplayedonthemenu.

4:3 Fortrimmingusingthe4:3aspectratioandreleasingthetrimmingwhenthetransitioniscompleted.

4:3Smth Fortrimmingusingthe4:3aspectratioandexecutingthetransitionto16:9imagessmoothly.

Off Notrimming

3Use[F3]toselectthesettingforautomatictrimming(4:3or4:3Smth)inaccordancewiththematerialusingthe4:3Autoitem.

Off Allinputmaterialsaretargetedforautomatictrimming.

On Usingtheup-convertersetting,theinputmaterialsforwhich“EdgeCrop”isselectedaretargetedforautomatictrimming.

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1-2-6. Setting the latencyAdelayamountcanbesetforthebackgroundimageorkeyimage.


2Use[F1]todisplaytheLatencysubmenu.

3Use[F2]tosetthedelayamountforthebackgroundimageusingtheBKGDitem.Alternatively,use[F3]tosetthedelayamountforthekeyimageusingtheKeyitem.

1F Fix Theimageisdelayedbyoneframe(1F).Therewillbenooriginalimageremaining

whenwipeiscompleted(whenSQ1,SQ2,SL,3D1or3D2hasbeenselectedasthewipepattern).

Minimum Theimageisnotdelayed.However,theimagewillbedelayedbyone

frame(1F)whenSQ1,SQ2,SL,3D1or3D2hasbeenselectedasthewipepatternorwhentheflyingkeyhasbeenselected.

w BKGD itemsDelay amount setting

Attimesotherthanduringtransitions

MIX/WIPE SQ/SL/3D

Minimum Nodelay Nodelay 1Fdelay

1F Fix 1Fdelay 1Fdelay 1Fdelay

w Key itemsDelay amount setting

Attimesotherthanduringtransitions

MIX/WIPESQ/SL/3D/Flyingkey

Minimum Nodelay Nodelay 1Fdelay

1F Fix 1Fdelay 1Fdelay 1Fdelay

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1-3. KeyThisoperationcombinesthebackgroundimagewithanotherimage.Thekeydefinitioncanbeadjusted,andanedgecanbeaddedtothecombinedimage.

AlsoavailableasmaterialsbesidesKEYforcombiningwiththebackgroundimagearePinP(pictureinpicture)andDSK(downstreamkey).Thedefaultsettingsforpriority(imagepositioning)areasshowninthefigurebelow.

<Priority default settings>

Key

PinP1

PinP2

DSK

Background image

ThepriorityforKey,PinP1andPinP2canbechanged.Referto“1-3-10.Settingthepriority”.

Howkeycombinationsworkisshowninthefigurebelow.

<How key composition works>

HS410

HS410

Background

Key source

Key fill

Output image Invert

1-3-1. Selecting the key type1Pressthekbuttontolightitsindicator,anddisplaythe

Keymenu.

2Use[F1]todisplaytheKeysubmenu.

3Use[F2]toselecttheTypeitem.

Lum (luminance key/self key)

Thisisforcreatingthekeysignalsfromtheluminancecomponentorluminanceandchromacomponentofthekeyfillsignal.

Linear (linear key/ EXT key)

Thisisforcreatingthekeysignalsfromtheluminancecomponentofthekeysourcesignal.Itisusedwhenthekeysourcesignalandkeyfillsignalaredifferent.

Chroma (chroma key/ self key)

Thisisforcreatingthekeysignalsusingaspecifichueofthekeyfillsignalasthereference.

Full (full key/self key)

Thisisforcreatingthekeysignalsusingtheimagesonthefullscreenasthekeysourcesignals.PinPcombinationsarepossibleinconjunctionwiththeflyingkey.See“1-3-9.Flyingkey”.

Sincetheluminanceandchromakeysareoperatedasselfkeys,thekeyfillsignalsareusedasthekeysourcesignals.Forthefullkey,theimagesonthefullscreenareusedasthekeysourcesignals.Whentheluminancekey,chromakeyorfullkeyhasbeenselectedasthekeytype,thekeysignalswillremainunchangedevenwhenthekeysourcesignalsareswitched.

Whenusingthelinearkey,usematerialwithablackbackgroundandwhitecharactersorshapetobecombinedbythekeyasthekeysourcesignal.Materialwhichisnotblackandwhitemaynotbecombinedclearly.Materialwithawhitebackgroundandblackcharacters,etc.canbereversedusingthekeyinvertfunctionforuse.

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4Whentheluminancekeyhasbeenselected,thechromacomponentcanbeincludedinthegenerationofthekeysignalsinviewoftheselfkeyapplication.(Thisdoesnotapplytothelinearkey.)Use[F3],andselectthesettingusingtheLumKeyitem.

Chroma On Inadditiontotheluminancecomponent,thechromacomponentisalsotakenintoaccountinthegenerationofthekeysignals.Thisisthesettingforusingacolorwithalowluminancecomponentforthekeysignals(suchaswhendefiningbluecharacters).

Chroma Off Thekeysignalsaregeneratedfromonlytheluminancecomponent.

5Use[F4]toselectthefilltypeusingtheFillitem.

Bus Thebussignalisusedforthekeyfillsignal.

Matte Theinternalfillmatteisusedforthekeyfillsignal.

1-3-2. Selecting the key material

Selecting the key fill and key source signals

Pressthe[KEY]buttonintheAUXbusselectionarea,andswitchtheselectionofthekeyfillsignal(indicatorlightsinamber)andkeysourcesignal(indicatorlightsingreen).

<Selecting the key fill signal>Withtheindicatorofthe[KEY]buttonlitinamber,pressoneoftheAUXbuscrosspointbuttons1to12toselectthekeyfillsignal.TheindicatoroftheselectedAUXbuscrosspointbuttonlightsinamber.(ItwilllightinrediftheselectedsignalisbeingoutputfromthePGMconnector.)

AMBER : FILL / GREEN : SOURCE

KEY PinP1 PinP2 DSK AUX1 AUX2 AUX3 AUX4 DISP MV

AUX BUS DELEGATION

AUX

AUX/DISP SOURCE

SHIFT

PGMPVW

Lightinginamber

<Selecting the key source signal>Withtheindicatorofthe[KEY]buttonlitingreen,pressoneoftheAUXbuscrosspointbuttons1to12toselectthekeysourcesignal.TheindicatoroftheselectedAUXbuscrosspointbuttonlightsingreen.(ItwilllightinrediftheselectedsignalisbeingoutputfromthePGMconnector.)Sincetheluminanceandchromakeysareoperatedasselfkeys,thekeyfillsignalsareusedasthekeysourcesignals.Whentheluminancekeyorchromakeyhasbeenselectedasthekeytype,thekeysignalswillremainunchangedevenwhenthekeysourcesignalsareswitched.



AUX BUS DELEGATION

AUX

AUX/DISP SOURCE

SHIFT

PGMPVW

Lightingingreen

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Setting the fill matte color

1Pressthekbuttontolightitsindicator,anddisplaytheKeymenu.

2Use[F1]todisplaytheFillMattesubmenu.

3Use[F2],[F3]and[F4]toadjusttheHue,SatandLumofthefillmatte.



When[F5]ispressed,whathasbeensetsofariscanceledandreplacedwiththepresetcolorvalues. Tosavethevaluesthatweresetbeforecallingthepresetcolor,referto“1-10.Memory”.

1-3-3. Key transitions1Selectthetransitionmode.

Pressthe[KEY]buttoninthetransitionareatolightitsindicator.Toexecuteabackgroundtransitionandkeytransitionatthesametime,pressthe[BKGD]buttonand[KEY]buttontogethertoturnonbothindicators.

CUT AUTO

MIX

MIX WIPE

N/R R

BKGD KEY KEYON

FTBON

PinP1ON

PinP2ON

DSKON

WIPE DIRECTION

WIPE

MIX

WIPE

2Selectthetransitiontype.Usethe[MIX]buttonor[WIPE]buttoninthetransitionareatoselectthekeytransitionmode.Theselectedbuttonlightsinamber,andtheMIXorWIPEstatusindicatorLEDdependingontheselectedmodelights.IfWIPEhasbeenselected,pressthe[KEYPATT]buttoninthememory/wipepattern/numberkeyareatolightitsindicator,andselectthewipepattern.

4INS

MENUINPUT

VMEM

BKGDPATT

KEYPATT

TAKEENTER

� / +PAGE

PLAY

REC

STOP

XPTDSBL

＜

CLIP 1

STILL 1


CLIP 2

STILL 2

REV

TRIM OUT

TRIM IN

9PASTE

6MOD

3REV

CUNDO

8COPY

5DEL

2＞

.＞＞

7NEW

1＜

0/10＜＜

＞

3Setthetimeofthetransition.OntheTimemenu,use[F1]todisplaytheKeysubmenu.Aswithabackgroundtransition,setthetransitiontime.

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4Setthewipedirection.OntheKeymenu,use[F1]todisplaytheTransitionsubmenu.Use[F1]toset“Normal”or“Reverse”usingtheKeyoutPatternitem.

Normal Thekeyoutpatternmovesinthesamedirectionasthekeyinpattern.

Reverse Thekeyoutpatternmovesintheoppositedirectionfromthekeyinpattern.

<Pattern examples>

Patternexample1 Patternexample2Patternexample3WIPE1:5WIPE2:1to7

Patternexample4SQ1: 5SQ2: 1,2,4to73D1: 53D2: 1to3

Keyin SQSQ

Keyout(Normal)

SQSQ

Keyout(Reverse)

SQSQ

:Thisindicatestheareaswherekeysarecombined.

Theoperationsforpatternexample3areperformedforthe“WIPE1:5”and“WIPE2:1to7”patterns. Theoperationsforpatternexample4areperformedforthe“SQ1:5”,“SQ2:1,2,4to7”,“3D1:5”and“3D2:1to3”patterns.Thesameoperationsareperformedfornormalandreverse.

5Executethetransition.Pressthe[AUTO]buttoninthetransitionareatoautomaticallyexecutethetransitionatthetransitiontimethathasbeenset.Alternatively,executethetransitionmanuallybyoperatingthefaderlever.

Key auto transition

Whenthe[KEYON]buttoninthetransitionareaispressed,thetransitionisautomaticallyexecutedatthetransitiontimethathasbeenset.Duringkeyin,theindicatorofthe[KEYON]buttonblinksinred,anditlightsinredwhenthetransitioniscompleted.Ifthe[KEYON]buttonispressedwiththepicturecompletelykeyedin,theKeyimagetransition(keyout)isexecuted.Duringkeyout,theindicatorofthe[KEYON]buttonlightsinred,anditgoesoffwhenthetransitioniscompleted.Ifthe[KEYON]buttonispressedduringthetransition,thetransitiondirectionisreversed.

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1-3-4. Key previewKeypreviewimagescanbeoutputtothepreviewoutput,andthekeyscanbeadjustedandchecked.

1OntheKeymenu,use[F1]todisplaytheKeysubmenu.

2Use[F5]tosetthepreviewmodeusingthePVWitem.

On Animagewithkeyeffectsaddedisoutputtothepreviewoutput.

Off Animagewithnokeyeffectsaddedisoutputtothepreviewoutput.

Auto Thepreviewimageofthenexttransitionisoutputtothepreviewoutput.

WhenauserbuttontowhichtheOn/Offsettingshavebeenallocatedispressed,thesettingisswitchedalternatelybetweenOn(buttonindicatorlights)andOff(buttonindicatorextinguished),andthe“Auto”settingisnotselected.

Menu User button When the user button is pressed

On Lights Off:Extinguished

Off Extinguished On:Lights

Auto Extinguished On:Lights

When“Auto”isselectedusingamenuoperation,theuserbuttonindicatoristurnedoff(extinguished).

1-3-5. Adjusting the luminance key and linear key

Thesestepsaretakentoadjusttheluminancekeyandlinearkeydefinition.


2Use[F1]todisplaytheAdjustsubmenu.

3Use[F2],[F3]and[F4]toadjustthekeydefinition.

4Use[F5]tosetkeyinvert.When“On”isselected,thekeysignalstobegeneratedinternallyareinverted.

Operation/Parameter

Description of setting Setting range

F2/Clip

Referencelevelforgeneratingkeysignals

0.0to108.0

F3/Gain

Keyamplitude 0.0to200.0

F4/Density

Keydensity 0.0to100.0

F5/Invert

Keysignalinversion On,Off

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1-3-6. Adjusting the chroma keySamplingisexecutedfortheselectedkeymaterialstoadjustthoseaspectsofthekeythataretobecompensated.

Step 1

w To execute the sampling automatically

1Pressthekbuttontolightitsindicator,anddisplaytheChromaKeymenu.

2Use[F1]todisplaytheAutoComputesubmenu.

3Press[F2]toexecutethesamplingautomatically.Toundowhathasbeensampled,press[F5].

w To execute the sampling manually

1Pressthekbuttontolightitsindicator,anddisplaytheChromaKeymenu.

2Use[F1]todisplaytheSamplesubmenu.

3Use[F2]toselect“Composite”(compositeimagethatcombinesthebackgroundimageandkey)usingtheViewitem.

4Use[F3]toselect“SelectBGColor”usingtheModeitem.

Select BG Color

Acolorforthebackgroundoftheforegroundimageisspecified.Normally,eitherablueorgreenbackgroundisspecified.

5Usethepositionertomovethepositionofthesamplemarker.Tochangethesizeofthesamplemarker,turntherotaryencoder[Z].

6Ifthesampleareathathasbeensetisacceptable,presstherotaryencoder[Z].Theareathathasbeensetisnowsampled.

7Toreturntothepre-samplingstatusaftersamplinghasbeenexecuted,press[F5].Thenumberofoperationsthatcanbeundoneisoneonly.

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Step 2

Theobjectiveofthisstepistoremovethenoiseinthebackgroundimage.Thenoiseisremovedbycarryingoutthisstepseveraltimes.

1OntheChromaKeymenu,use[F1]todisplaytheSamplesubmenu.

2Use[F2]toselect“Matte”(Matteimage)usingtheViewitem.

3Use[F3]toselect“CleanBGNoise”usingtheModeitem.

Clean BG Noise

Thenoiseinthebackgroundimageisremoved.

4Usingthepositioner,movethepositionofthesamplemarkertothepositionofthenoise(whitedots)inthebackgroundimage.Tochangethesizeofthesamplemarker,turntherotaryencoder[Z].

5Ifthesampleareathathasbeensetisacceptable,presstherotaryencoder[Z].Thenoiseintheareathathasbeensetisnowremoved.


Afterthenoiseisremoved

Beforethenoiseisremoved

Step 3

Theobjectiveofthisstepistoremovethenoiseintheforegroundimage.Thenoiseisremovedbycarryingoutthisstepseveraltimes.

1Use[F2]toselect“Matte”(Matteimage)usingtheViewitem.

2Use[F3]toselect“CleanFGNoise”usingtheModeitem.

Clean FG Noise

Thenoiseintheforegroundimageisremoved.

3Usingthepositioner,movethepositionofthesamplemarkertothepositionofthenoise(blackdots)intheforegroundimage.Tochangethesizeofthesamplemarker,turntherotaryencoder[Z].

4Ifthesampleareathathasbeensetisacceptable,presstherotaryencoder[Z].Thenoiseintheareathathasbeensetisnowremoved.


Afterthenoiseisremoved

Beforethenoiseisremoved

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Step 4

Aftersteps1to3havebeencarriedout,noisewillstillremaininthedetailareassuchasthesubject’shairasshownintheimagebelow.Noiseremaininginthedetailareasisalsoremovedin“step4”.Iftherearemanyareaswithnoise,thenoiseisremovedbycarryingoutthisstepseveraltimes.Iftherearefewareaswithnoise,adjustthenoiseusingtheModeitem(“Spill+”and“Spill–”)oftheSamplesubmenu.

1Use[F2]toselect“Composite”(compositeimagethatcombinesthebackgroundimageandkey)usingtheViewitem.

2Use[F3]toselect“SpillSponge”usingtheModeitem.

Spill Sponge Thenoiseremaininginthedetailedareasisremoved.

3Usingthepositioner,movethepositionofthesamplemarkertothepositionoftheremainingnoise.Tochangethesizeofthesamplemarker,turntherotaryencoder[Z].

4Ifthesampleareathathasbeensetisacceptable,presstherotaryencoder[Z].Thenoiseintheareathathasbeensetisnowremoved,andthecolorsbecomemorenatural.


Executesamplinginboththelightanddarkareasasthesamplearea. Ifthenoiseintheforegroundimageisnotcompletelyremovedbycarryingoutthestepsabove,proceedwiththeFineTuningsubmenuoperation.

Step 5

Theobjectiveofthisstepistofinelyadjusttheimagebyadjustingthenoiseandtransparency,forexample.


2Use[F2]toselecttheimagetobeadjustedusingtheViewitem.

Composite Compositeimagethatcombinesthebackgroundimageandkey

Matte Matteimage

Proc.FG Processforegroundimage

FG Foregroundimage

3Use[F3]toselecttheadjustmentfunctionusingtheModeitem.Fordetailsontheitems,refertothefollowingpages.

4Usingthepositioner,movethepositionofthesamplemarkertothepositiontobesampled.Tochangethesizeofthesamplemarker,turntherotaryencoder[Z].

5Ifthesampleareathathasbeensetisacceptable,presstherotaryencoder[Z].Theareathathasbeensetisnowsampled.

6Toreturntotheconditionofastepearlierafteranadjustmenthasbeenmade,press[F5].Thenumberofoperationsthatcanbeundoneisoneonly.

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[Spill–] [Spill+]Inthesemodes,thenoiseintheforegroundimagecanberemovedorrestoredstepbystepthroughrepeatedsampling.

[+] Spill [–]

[Matte–] [Matte+]Inthesemodes,thematteinformationisadjusted.If,forinstance,theareaofshadowintheforegroundimageistobemadelighter,use[Matte−]toadjust.Conversely,tomakeitdarker,use[Matte+].Transparentimagessuchasimagesofsmokeorwatercanbemadetostandoutmore.

[–] Matte [+]

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[Detail–] [Detail+]Inthesemodes,thenoiseinthebackgroundimagecanberemovedstepbystep.Thisisausefulwayofadjustingimageslostbyothersamplingoperationstoadjustthetextureortransparencyofimages.

[–] Detail [+]

[Matte Sponge]Inthismode,thesemi-transparentpartsofthesubjectinaforegroundimageareselectedandmadematte(non-transparent).Unlike[CleanFGNoise]ontheSamplesubmenu,thecolorinformationisnotchangedintheprocess.With[CleanFGNoise],thecolorsoftheselectedpartsarerestoredtotheiroriginalcolorsbut,with[MatteSponge],onlythesemi-transparentkeysaremadematte(non-transparent)whilethecolorsremainunchangedandtheoriginalcolorsarenotrestored.

[Make FG Trans]Inthismode,thetransparencyofareaswithalowtransparencyintheforegroundimageisincreased.Thisisusefulwhen,forinstance,areascoveredwithdarksmokeorcloudsinaforegroundimagearetobemadesemi-transparent.

[Restore Detail]Inthismode,thetransparencyofareaswithahightransparencyinthebackgroundimageisreduced.Thisisusefulwhen,forinstance,restoringthedetailsofanimage(suchasanimagewithasubjectwhohasloosehairoranimagewithsmoke),whichhavebeenlostasaresultofa[CleanBGNoise]orothersuchoperationontheSamplesubmenu,towhattheywereintheoriginalimage.

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[FineTuning]Inthismode,detailedimagescanbeadjusted.


2Use[F2]toselect“Composite”usingtheViewitem.

3Use[F3]toselect“FineTuning”usingtheModeitem.

4Usingthepositioner,movethepositionofthesamplemarkertothepositiontobesampled.Tochangethesizeofthesamplemarker,turntherotaryencoder[Z].

5Ifthesampleareathathasbeensetisacceptable,presstherotaryencoder[Z].

6OntheChromaKeymenu,use[F1]todisplaytheFineTuningsubmenu.

7Use[F2]toremoveorrestorethenoiseusingtheSpillitem.Whenitisturnedclockwise,alargeamountofnoiseisremovedfromtheforegroundimage,andtheimagecolorsincreasinglyapproachthecomplementarycolor(oppositecolor)ofthebluescreen.Whenitisturnedcounterclockwise,theimagecolorsapproachthecolorsoftheoriginalforegroundimage.

8Byturning[F3]clockwise,thematteofthecolorscloselyresemblingthecolorsoftheforegroundimagecanbeadjustedusingtheTransitem.Thisisusefulwhen,forinstance,areascoveredwithdarksmokeorcloudsinaforegroundimagearetobemadesemi-transparent.

9Byturning[F4]clockwise,thematteinformationforthecolorscloselyresemblingthecolorsofthebackgroundimagecanbeadjustedusingtheDetailitem.Thisisusefulwhen,forinstance,restoringthedetailsofanimage(suchasanimagewithasubjectwhohasloosehairoranimagewithsmoke),whichhavebeenlostintheforegroundimageasaresultofsampling,towhattheywereintheoriginalimage.

Step 6

Finelyadjustthechromakeysignalswhichhavebeengenerated.

1OntheChromaKeymenu,use[F1]todisplaytheAdjustsubmenu.

2Use[F2],andadjustthewidthofthechromakeysignalsusingtheNarrowitem.Thekeysignalwidthcanbeadjustedhorizontallyin0.5(half-pixel)increments.

3Use[F3],andadjustthehorizontalphaseofthechromakeysignalsusingthePhaseitem.Thekeysignalpositioncanbemovedhorizontallyin0.5(half-pixel)increments.

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1-3-7. Key decorationsAborder,shadoworotheredgecanbeaddedtothekey.

Setting the key edge


2Use[F1]todisplaytheEdge1submenu.

3Use[F2]toselecttheedgetype.

Off Anedgeisnotadded.

Border Aborderisaddedaroundtheentireedge.

Drop Adiagonalborderisadded.

Shadow Ashadowisadded.

Outline Anoutline(onlyaborderwithnofill)isadded.

Border Drop

OutlineShadow

4Use[F3]tosettheedgewidth.

5Use[F4]tosetthedirection(in45-degreeincrements)inwhich“Drop”and“Shadow”willbeadded.

(Top)

(Bottom)

(Right)(Left)

225180 270

135 315

4590 0

6Use[F5]tosetthedarkness(Density)oftheedges.

Selecting the Edge Fill settings

Materialstobeinsertedasedgescanbeset.

1OntheKeymenu,use[F1]todisplaytheEdge2submenu.

2Use[F2]toselecttheedgematerialusingtheEdgeFillitems.

Color ThecolorsetusingEdgeColorisused.

CBGD1Thecolorbackgroundisused.

CBGD2

Still1 Thestillimagevideomemory(Still1)isused.


Clip1 Themovingimagevideomemory(Clip1)isused.


Setting the edge color

1OntheKeymenu,use[F1]todisplaytheEdgeColorsubmenu.

2Use[F2],[F3]and[F4]toadjusttheHue,SatandLumoftheedgecolor.





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1-3-8. Masking the key signalsThesestepsaretakentomaskthekeysignalsusingthemasksignaloftheboxpattern.


2Use[F1]todisplaytheMasksubmenu.

3Use[F2],andselectthemaskingmethodusingtheMaskitem.

Off Thekeysignalsarenotmasked.

Manual TheareathatissetusingtheMaskAdjustsubmenuismasked.

4:3 Thesignalsaremaskedtothe4:3aspectratio.

4Use[F3]tosetwhethertoinvertthemasksignalusingtheInvertitem.

On Themasksignalisinverted.

Off Themasksignalisnotinverted.

5Use[F1]todisplaytheMaskAdjustsubmenu.

6Use[F2]to[F5]tosettheareatobemasked.

Operation/Parameter

Description of setting

Setting range/Initial value

F2/Left

Keyleftposition−50.00to50.00/−25.00

F3/Top

Keytopposition−50.00to50.00/

25.00

F4/Bottom

Keybottomposition−50.00to50.00/−25.00

F5/Right

Keyrightposition−50.00to50.00/

25.00

TheLeftsettingcannotexceedtheRightsetting(andviceversa)and,similarly,theTopsettingcannotexceedtheBottomsetting(andviceversa).

<Key mask setting>(figureshowsthedefaultvalues)

0

50

-50 500-50

TOP (25)

BOTTOM (-25)

(25)RIGHT

(-25)LEFT

Areamasked

Areawherethekeysignaliseffective

Videosignalrange

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1-3-9. Flying keyUsingDVEeffects,thiskeyenablesthekeysignalsthathavebeeninputtobemoved,expandedorcontracted.Inorderfortheflyingkeytotakeeffect,select“SQ2:8”asthekeytransition.Referto“1-2-1.Selectingthewipepattern”.

Whenthekeytransitionisexecuted,thekeysarecombinedbythekeysignalssetusingtheflyingkeymenu.(ThetransitioneffectisfixedatMIX.)SincetheflyingkeyusesDVEeffects,theimageisdelayedbyoneframe.


2Use[F1]todisplaytheFlyingKeysubmenu.

3Use[F2]tosettheXcoordinateofthekeysignalusingtheX-Positem.

4Use[F3]tosettheYcoordinateofthekeysignalusingtheY-Positem.

5Use[F4]tosetthekeysignalchangesize(max.400:400%)usingtheSizeitem.

Keysignal Whencombinedusingtheflyingkey

ABC ABC

InordertoaddtheedgeofthekeybeforetheDVEeffect,thethicknessoftheedgeisalsochangedwhenthesizeischanged.

PinP combinations using the flying key

When“Full”isselectedusingtheTypeitemin“1-3-1.Selectingthekeytype”,PinPcombinationscanbeperformedusingtheflyingkey.(Atthispointintime,theClipitemandGainitemcannotbesetontheAdjustsubmenu.)

Withthefullkey,theimageonthefullscreenservesasthekeysourcesignalsoanedgewillnotbeaddedunlessafurtherstepistaken.Toaddanedge,maskthekeysignalssothatthekeysourcesignalsaremadesmallerthantheentirescreen.Fordetailsonmasking,referto“1-3-8.Maskingthekey

signals”.

1-3-10. Setting the priorityTherelativepositionsoftheimageswhenkey,PinP1andPinP2imagesaretobesuperimposedontooneanothercanbeset.


2Use[F1]todisplaytheKeyPrioritysubmenu.

3Use[F2]to[F4]tosettherelativepositionsusingtheLowitem,MiddleitemandHighitem.

Low Thisisusedtosettheimagetobeplacedatthebottom.

Middle Thisisusedtosettheimagetobeplacedinthemiddle.

High Thisisusedtosettheimagetobeplacedatthetop.

Low: Key

Middle: PinP1

High: PinP2

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1-4. PinP (picture in picture)Anotherimagecanbecombinedwiththebackgroundimage.ThisunitsupportstwoPinPchannels.

1-4-1. Selecting the PinP channel and material

Pressthe[PinP1]button(or[PinP2]button)amongtheAUXbusselectorbuttons.Whenthe[PinP1]button(or[PinP2]button)islit,thePinP1menu(orPinP2menu)isdisplayedonthebuilt-indisplay.ThestateinwhichthePinP1materials(orPinP2materials)areselectedisnowestablishedfortheAUXbuscrosspointbuttons.

TheselectedAUXbuscrosspointbuttonlightsinamber.(ItwilllightinrediftheselectedsignalisaPGMoutputsignal.)



AUX BUS DELEGATION

AUX

AUX/DISP SOURCE

SHIFT

PGMPVW

1-4-2. Transition between PinP materialsWhenaPinPbusmaterialhasbeenselected,theeffecttobeproducedwhenimagesareswitchedcanbeexecutedasaMIXtransition.(Bustransitionfunction)p WhenonematerialsettotheDotbyDotmodeand

anothermaterialhavebeenswitched,cutswitchingwheretheimageschangeinaninstantisperformed.


2Use[F1]todisplaythePinP1BUSTranssubmenu(orPinP2BUSTranssubmenu).

3Use[F3]and[F4]tosetthetransitiontime.

4Use[F5]tosetenableordisableforthebustransitionfunction.

Enable Enable

Disable Disable

Whilethetransitionisunderway,theindicatorofthetransitionsourcebuttonlights,andtheindicatorofthetransitiondestinationbuttonblinks.Whenthetransitioniscompleted,theindicatorofthetransitionsourcebuttongoesoff,andtheindicatorofthetransitiondestinationbuttonlights.Whenanothersignalhasbeenselectedwhileatransitionisunderway,theprocessingforthetransitionwillcontinuefromtheinterimpoint.

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1-4-3. Selecting ShapeSquare,Circle,Heart,StarorFlowercanbeselectedastheshapeusedforcombiningPinPimages.

1Pressthepbuttontolightitsindicator,anddisplaythePinP1menu(orPinP2menu).

2Use[F1]todisplaythePinPsubmenu.

3Use[F2]and,usingtheShapeitem,selecttheshapeusedforcombiningimages.

4Use[F3]toadjustthetransmissivity(darkness)applyingwhentheimagesarecombinedusingtheDensityitem.

1-4-4. PinP previewSelectwhethertooutputthePinP1andPinP2previewimagestothepreviewoutput.

1OnthePinPsubmenu,use[F5]tosetthePVWitem.

On AnimagewiththePinP1(orPinP2)effectaddedisoutputtothepreviewoutput.

Off AnimagewithoutthePinP1(orPinP2)effectaddedisoutputtothepreviewoutput.

ThePVWOnandOffsettingscanbeallocatedtotheuserbuttons.When“PinP1PVW”(or“PinP2PVW”)isassignedtoauserbutton,thePinP1image(orPinP2image)previewoutputisturnedonoroffeverytimetheuserbuttonispressed.When“PinPPVW”isassignedtoauserbutton,thePinP1imageandPinP2imagepreviewoutputsaresimultaneouslyturnedonoroffeverytimetheuserbuttonispressed.Referto“3-3-1.Settingtheuserbuttons”.

1-4-5. PinP transitions1Setthetransitiontime.

OntheTimemenu,use[F1]todisplaythePinP1submenu(orPinP2submenu).Aswithbackgroundtransitions,setthetransitiontime.Referto“1-1-6.Autotransition”.

2Whenthe[PinP1ON]button(or[PinP2ON]button)inthetransitionareaispressed,thePinP1image(orPinP2image)transitions(fadesin)forthelengthofthetransitiontimethathasbeenset.Duringfade-in,the[PinP1ON]button(or[PinP2ON]button)blinksinred,andwhenthetransitioniscompleted,itlightsinred.Whenthe[PinP1ON]button(or[PinP2ON]button)ispressedafterfade-iniscompleted,thePinP1image(orPinP2image)transitions(fadesout).Duringfade-out,the[PinP1ON]button(or[PinP2ON]button)lightsinred,andwhenthetransitioniscompleted,itgoesoff.Ifthe[PinP1ON]button(or[PinP2ON]button)ispressedatanypointduringatransition,thedirectionofthetransitionisreversed.

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1-4-6. PinP adjustments

Adjusting the PinP position and size

WhilethePinPmenuisselected,adjusttheXandYcoordinatesusingthepositionerinthepositionerarea,andadjustthesizeusingtherotaryencoder[Z].Alternatively,thesettingscanbeperformedonthemenus.


2Use[F1]todisplaythePositionsubmenu.

3Eitheroperatethepositionerandtherotaryencoder[Z]oruse[F2],[F3]and[F4]tosettheXandYcoordinatesandthesizeusingtheX-Pos,Y-PosandSizeitems.

Select the dot by dot mode

WhenthesystemissettotheHDmodeandanSDformatimageistobeusedforthePinPmaterial,theimagescanbecombinedinthedotbydotmode(actual-sizeimages).Inthismode,theSDformatimagewillnotbeup-convertedsoimagedeteriorationcanbeprevented.p When“100.00”hasbeenselectedastheSizeitem

settingonthePositionsubmenu,thesizeusedforthecombinationwillbethesamenumberoflinesastheSDformatimage.

1Presstheibuttontolightitsindicator,anddisplaytheInputmenu.

2Use[F2]toselectthesignalsforinputtingthePinPmaterialusingtheSelectitem.

3Use[F1]todisplaytheFSsubmenu.

4Use[F3]toselect“DotbyDot”usingtheModeitem,andpressthe[F3]toentertheselection.

SD HD

SDPinPmaterial

PinPcombinedimage

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1-4-7. Linking PinP1 and PinP2ThePinP1andPinP2imagesperformasymmetricaloperationfortheaxiswhosecoordinatesandrotationanglehavebeenset.TheimageservingasthereferenceisthePinPimageofthemenubeingoperated.

Setting the priority

Settherelativepositionsoftheimageswhenkey,PinP1andPinP2imagesaretobesuperimposedontooneanother.Referto“1-3-10.Settingthepriority”.

Linking PinP1 and PinP2


2Use[F1]todisplaytheSyncsubmenu.

3Use[F2]toselectthepositionthatwillserveasthereferenceusingtheSymmetryitem.TheimageservingasthereferenceisthePinPimageofthemenubeingoperated.

When “X” has been selected as the Symmetry setting

ThecoordinatesandrotationanglearemadesymmetricaltotheXaxis.

When “Y” has been selected as the Symmetry setting

ThecoordinatesandrotationanglearemadesymmetricaltotheYaxis.

When “Center” has been selected as the Symmetry setting

Thecoordinatesandrotationanglearemadesymmetricaltothecenter.

Copying the settings

ThePinP1settingscanbecopiedtoPinP2and,similarly,thePinP2settingscanbecopiedtoPinP1.

1OnthePinP1menu(orPinP2menu),use[F1]todisplaytheSyncsubmenu.

2Use[F2]toselect“Off”usingtheSymmetryitem.

3When[F5]ispressed,thePinP1(orPinP2)settingsarecopiedandsetinPinP2(orPinP1).

Thefollowingsettingsarenotcopied. Trimsubmenuitems

Note

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1-4-8. PinP decorationsAborderorsofteffectcanbeaddedtoPinP.


2Use[F1]todisplaytheBordersubmenu.

3Use[F2]tosetOn(orOff)fortheborderusingtheBorderitem.

4Use[F3]tosetthewidthoftheborderusingtheWidthitem.

5Use[F4]tosettheamountofsofteffectusingtheSoftitem.ThesofteffectisOFFif0.0isset.When“On”hasbeenselectedastheBorderitemsetting,theratioofthesofteffecttotheborderwidthisindicatedastheamountofsofteffect.WhenonlythesofteffectistobeaddedtoPinP,select“Off”astheBorderitemsetting.

6Use[F5]tosetthechangeintheborderwidthusingtheModeitem.

Fix Theborderwidthiskeptconstant.

Variable TheborderwidthchangestosuitthePinPsize.

Setting the border color

1OnthePinP1menu(orPinP2menu),use[F1]todisplaytheBorderColorsubmenu.

2Use[F2],[F3]and[F4]toadjusttheHue,SatandLumofthebordercolor.




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1-4-9. Trimming settings


2Use[F1]todisplaytheTrimsubmenu.

3Use[F2]toselectthetrimmingtypeusingtheTrimitem.

Off Notrimming

4:3 Automatictrimmingsothattheaspectratiois4:3.

Manual TrimmingusingthevaluesetontheTrimAdjustsubmenu.

4Use[F3]toselecttheoperationtobeperformedduringthemanualsettingusingtheManualitem.

Free TheLeft,Right,TopandBottomparameterschangeindependently.However,theLeftsettingcannotexceedtheRightsetting(andviceversa)and,similarly,theTopsettingcannotexceedtheBottomsetting(andviceversa).

Pair ThesettingsarechangedinsuchawaythattheLeftandRighttrimmingamountsandtheTopandBottomtrimmingamountsarethesame.(Thismakesforatop-bottomandleft-rightsymmetry.)

5Use[F1]todisplaytheTrimAdjustsubmenu,anduse[F2],[F3],[F4]and[F5]tosetthetrimmingvalues.

Operation/Parameter



F2/Left

Trimmingvalueatleft

−50.00to50.00/−40.00

F3/Top

Trimmingvalueattop

−50.00to50.00/40.00

F4/Bottom

Trimmingvalueatbottom

−50.00to50.00/−40.00

F5/Right

Trimmingvalueatright

−50.00to50.00/40.00

<Trimming settings>(figureshowsthedefaultvalues)

0

50

-50500-50

TOP (40)

BOTTOM (-40)

(-40)LEFT

(40)RIGHT

Areatrimmed

AreawherePinPiseffective

OriginalsizeofPinP

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1-5. DSK (downstream key)Charactersorotherimagescanbecombinedwiththebackgroundimage.

1-5-1. Selecting the DSK type

1Pressthedbuttontolightitsindicator,anddisplaytheDSKmenu.

2Use[F1]todisplaytheDSKsubmenu.

3Use[F2]toselecttheTypeitem.

Lum (luminance key/ self key)

Thisisforcreatingthekeysignalsfromtheluminancecomponentofthekeyfillsignal.

Linear (linear key/ EXT key)

Thisisforcreatingthekeysignalsfromtheluminancecomponentofthekeysourcesignal.Itisusedwhenthekeysourcesignalandkeyfillsignalaredifferent.

Sincetheluminancekeyisoperatedasaselfkey,thekeyfillsignalsareusedasthekeysourcesignals.Whentheluminancekeyhasbeenselectedasthedownstreamkeytype,thekeysignalswillremainunchangedevenwhenthekeysourcesignalsareswitched.

Whenusingthelinearkey,usematerialwithablackbackgroundandwhitecharactersorshapetobecombinedbythekeyasthekeysourcesignal.Materialwhichisnotblackandwhitemaynotbecombinedclearly.Materialwithawhitebackgroundandblackcharacters,etc.canbereversedusingthekeyinvertfunctionforuse.

4Whentheluminancekeyhasbeenselected,thechromacomponentscanbecontainedinthekeysignalsgeneratedinviewofthefactthatitisusedasaselfkey.(Thisisnotappliedtothelinearkey.)Use[F3]toselectthesettingusingtheLumKeyitem.

Chroma On Inadditiontotheluminancecomponents,thechromacomponentsarealsofactoredinwhengeneratingthekeysignals.Usethissettingifcolorswithlowluminancecomponentsareusedforthekeysignals(when,forinstance,bluecharactersaretoberemoved).

Chroma Off Thekeysignalsaregeneratedonlyfromtheluminancecomponents.

5Use[F4]toselectthefilltypeusingtheFillitem.

Bus Thebussignalisusedforthekeyfillsignal.

Matte Theinternalfillmatteisusedforthekeyfillsignal.

Setting the fill matte color

1OntheDSKmenu,use[F1]todisplaytheFillMattesubmenu.

2Use[F2],[F3]and[F4]toadjusttheHue,SatandLumofthefillmatte.





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1-5-2. Selecting the DSK material

Selecting the DSK fill signal and DSK source signal

Pressthe[DSK]buttonintheAUXbusselectionareatoswitchtheselectionoftheDSKfillsignal(indicatorlightsinamber)andDSKsourcesignal(indicatorlightsingreen).

<Selecting the DSK fill signal>

Whiletheindicatorofthe[DSK]buttonislitinamber,pressoneoftheAUXbuscrosspointbuttons1to12toselecttheDSKfillsignal.TheindicatoroftheselectedAUXbuscrosspointbuttonlightsinamber.(ItlightsinrediftheselectedsignalisbeingoutputfromthePGMconnector.)



AUX BUS DELEGATION

AUX

AUX/DISP SOURCE

SHIFT

PGMPVW

Lightinginamber

<Selecting the DSK source signal>

Whiletheindicatorofthe[DSK]buttonislitingreen,pressoneoftheAUXbuscrosspointbuttons1to12toselecttheDSKsourcesignal.TheindicatoroftheselectedAUXbuscrosspointbuttonlightsingreen.(ItlightsinrediftheselectedsignalisbeingoutputfromthePGMconnector.)Sincetheluminancekeyisoperatedasaselfkey,thekeyfillsignalsareusedasthekeysourcesignals.Whentheluminancekeyhasbeenselectedasthedownstreamkeytype,thekeysignalswillremainunchangedevenwhenthekeysourcesignalsareswitched.



AUX BUS DELEGATION

AUX

AUX/DISP SOURCE

SHIFT

PGMPVW

Lightingingreen

1-5-3. DSK transitions1Setthetransitiontime.

Pressthetbuttontolightitsindicator,anddisplaytheTimemenu.

2Use[F1]todisplaytheDSKsubmenu.Aswithbackgroundtransitions,setthetransitiontime.Referto“1-1-6.Autotransition”.

3Whenthe[DSKON]buttoninthetransitionareaispressed,theDSKimageiscombined(fadesin)forthelengthofthetransitiontimethathasbeenset.

Duringfade-in,the[DSKON]buttonblinksinred,andwhenthetransitioniscompleted,itlightsinred.Whenthe[DSKON]buttonispressedafterfade-iniscompleted,theDSKimagetransitions(fadesout).Duringfade-out,the[DSKON]buttonlightsinred,andwhenthetransition(fade-out)iscompleted,itgoesoff.Ifthe[DSKON]buttonispressedatanypointduringatransition,thedirectionofthetransitionisreversed.

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1-5-4. DSK previewSelectwhethertooutputtheDSKpreviewimagetothepreviewoutput.


2Use[F1]todisplaytheDSKsubmenu.

3Use[F5]tosetthePVWitem.

On AnimagewiththeDSKeffectaddedisoutputtothepreviewoutput.

Off AnimagewithouttheDSKeffectaddedisoutputtothepreviewoutput.

ThePVWOnandOffsettingscanbeallocatedtotheuserbuttons.Referto“3-3-1.Settingtheuserbuttons”.

1-5-5. DSK adjustmentsTheDSKdefinitioncanbeadjusted.


2Use[F1]todisplaytheAdjustsubmenu.

3Use[F2],[F3]and[F4]toadjusttheDSK(downstreamkey)definition.

4Use[F5]tosetkeyinvert.If“On”isset,thekeysignalsgeneratedinternallyareinverted.

Operation/Parameter

Description of setting Setting range

F2/Clip

Referencelevelforgeneratingkeysignals

0.0to108.0

F3/Gain

Keyamplitude 0.0to200.0

F4/Density

Keydensity 0.0to100.0

F5/Invert

Keysignalinversion On,Off

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1-5-6. DSK decorationsAborder,shadoworothertypeofedgecanbeaddedtoDSK.

Setting the edge


2Use[F1]todisplaytheEdge1submenu.

3Use[F2]toselecttheedgetype.

Off Anedgeisnotadded.

Border Aborderisaddedaroundtheentireedge.

Drop Adiagonalborderisadded.

Shadow Ashadowisadded.

Outline Anoutline(onlyaborderwithnofill)isadded.

Border Drop

OutlineShadow

4Use[F3]tosettheedgewidth.

5Use[F4]tosetthedirection(in45-degreeincrements)inwhich“Drop”and“Shadow”willbeadded.

(Top)

(Bottom)

(Right)(Left)

225180 270

135 315

4590 0

6Use[F5]tosetthedarkness(Density)oftheedges.

Setting Edge Fill

Materialstobeinsertedasedgescanbeset.

1OntheDSKmenu,use[F1]todisplaytheEdge2submenu.

2Use[F2]toselecttheedgematerialusingtheEdgeFillitem.

Color ThecolorsetusingEdgeColorisused.


CBGD2





Setting the edge color

1OntheDSKmenu,use[F1]todisplaytheEdgeColorsubmenu.

2Use[F2],[F3]and[F4]toadjusttheHue,SatandLumoftheedgecolor.





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1-5-7. Masking the DSK signalsThesestepsaretakentomasktheDSKsignalsusingthemasksignaloftheboxpattern.


2Use[F1]todisplaytheMasksubmenu.

3Use[F2],andselectthemaskingmethodusingtheMaskitem.

Off TheDSKsignalsarenotmasked.

Manual TheareathatissetusingtheMaskAdjustsubmenuismasked.

4:3 Thesignalsaremaskedtothe4:3aspectratio.

4Use[F3]tosetwhethertoinvertthemasksignalusingtheInvertitem.

On Themasksignalisinverted.

Off Themasksignalisnotinverted.

5Use[F1]todisplaytheMaskAdjustsubmenu.

6Use[F2]to[F5]tosettheareatobemasked.

Operation/Parameter



F2/Left

DSKleftposition−50.00to50.00/−25.00

F3/Top

DSKtopposition−50.00to50.00/

25.00

F4/Bottom

DSKbottomposition−50.00to50.00/−25.00

F5/Right

DSKrightposition−50.00to50.00/

25.00

TheLeftsettingcannotexceedtheRightsetting(andviceversa)and,similarly,theTopsettingcannotexceedtheBottomsetting(andviceversa).

<DSK mask setting>(figureshowsthedefaultvalues)

0

50

-50 500-50

TOP (25)

BOTTOM (-25)

(25)RIGHT

(-25)LEFT

Areamasked

AreawheretheDSKsignaliseffective

Videosignalrange

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1-6. Key LinkThisfunctionmakesitpossibletolinkthe“On”or“Off”settingofthe[DSKON]buttonandPinPbuttons([PinP1ON]and[PinP2ON])withthe“On”or“Off”(buttonindicatorlightsoroff)ofthe[KEYON]button.

CUT AUTO

MIX

MIX WIPE

N/R R

BKGD KEY KEYON

FTBON

PinP1ON

PinP2ON

DSKON

WIPE DIRECTION

WIPE

MIX

WIPE


2Use[F1]todisplaytheOperatesubmenu.

3Use[F3]toselectthelinkoperationusingtheKeyLinkitem.

Off Thisreleasesthelinkwiththe[KEYON]button.

DSK Thislinksthe“On”or“Off”settingofthe[DSKON]buttonwiththe“On”or“Off”settingofthe[KEYON]button.

Whenthe[DSKON]buttonis“On”,the[DSKON]buttonremains“On”evenwhenthe[KEYON]buttonissetto“On”.

Whenthe[DSKON]buttonis“Off”,the[DSKON]buttonremains“Off”evenwhenthe[KEYON]buttonissetto“Off”.

Thereisnolinkwiththeautotransitionoperationinitiatedbysettingthe[AUTO]buttonto“On”whenthe[KEY]buttonhasbeenselected.

PinP1 Thislinksthe“On”or“Off”settingofthe[PinP1ON]buttonwiththe“On”or“Off”settingofthe[KEYON]button.

Whenthe[PinP1ON]buttonis“On”,the[PinP1ON]buttonremains“On”evenwhenthe[KEYON]buttonissetto“On”.

Whenthe[PinP1ON]buttonis“Off”,the[PinP1ON]buttonremains“Off”evenwhenthe[KEYON]buttonissetto“Off”.


PinP2 Thislinksthe“On”or“Off”settingofthe[PinP2ON]buttonwiththe“On”or“Off”settingofthe[KEYON]button.

Whenthe[PinP2ON]buttonis“On”,the[PinP2ON]buttonremains“On”evenwhenthe[KEYON]buttonissetto“On”.

Whenthe[PinP2ON]buttonis“Off”,the[PinP2ON]buttonremains“Off”evenwhenthe[KEYON]buttonissetto“Off”.


PinP1/2 Thislinksthe“On”or“Off”settingsofthe[PinP1ON]buttonand[PinP2ON]buttonwiththe“On”or“Off”settingofthe[KEYON]button.Whenthe[PinP1ON]buttonand

[PinP2ON]buttonare“On”,the[PinP1ON]buttonand[PinP2ON]buttonremain“On”evenwhenthe[KEYON]buttonissetto“On”.Whenthe[PinP1ON]buttonand

[PinP2ON]buttonare“Off”,the[PinP1ON]buttonand[PinP2ON]buttonremain“Off”evenwhenthe[KEYON]buttonissetto“Off”.Thereisnolinkwiththeautotransition

operationinitiatedbysettingthe[AUTO]buttonto“On”whenthe[KEY]buttonhasbeenselected.

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1-7. FTB (Fade to Black)Theusercanfadeoutfromaprogramimagetotheblackscreenorfadeintoaprogramimagefromablackscreen.

1Setthedurationofthetransition.Pressthetbuttontolightitsindicator,anddisplaytheTimemenu.

2Use[F1]todisplaytheFTBsubmenu.Aswithabackgroundtransition,setthetransitiontime.Referto“1-1-6.Autotransition”.

CUT AUTO

MIX

MIX WIPE

N/R R

BKGD KEY KEYON

FTBON

PinP1ON

PinP2ON

DSKON

WIPE DIRECTION

WIPE

MIX

WIPE

3Whenthe[FTBON]buttoninthetransitionareaispressed,fade-outtotheblackscreenisinitiatedforthelengthofthetransitiontimethathasbeenset.

Duringfade-out,theindicatorofthe[FTBON]buttonblinksinred,anditlightsinredwhenthetransition(fade-out)iscompleted,andtheblackscreenisdisplayed.1Whenthe[FTBON]buttonispressedwiththeblackscreendisplayed,fade-intotheprogramimageisinitiated.Duringfade-in,theindicatorofthe[FTBON]buttonlightsinred,anditgoesoffwhenthetransition(fade-in)iscompleted.Ifthe[FTBON]buttonispressedatanypointduringatransition,thedirectionofthetransitionisreversed.

1: IntheFTBstatus,thecrosspointbuttonwhichisnormallylitinredlightsinamber.

Selecting the image

Theimagetobeusedforfadingoutcanbeselected.


2Use[F1]todisplaytheAssignsubmenu.

3Use[F2]toselecttheimagetoappearwhenfadingoutusingtheFTBSourceitem.






CBGD2

White Whitebackground

Black Blackbackground

Ifasettingotherthan“White”or“Black”hasbeenselectedusingtheFTBSourceitem,thecorrespondingcrosspointbuttonwilllightinredintheFTBstatus.

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1-8. Internal color signalsThisunitsupportstwosetsofinternalcolorsignals.

1-8-1. Setting the color backgroundThecolorbackgroundtobeusedbythebuscanbeset.Twomethodsareavailable:underonemethodtheHue(hue),Sat(colorsaturation)andLum(luminance)areset,andundertheotherthe8presetcolors(white,yellow,cyan,green,magenta,red,blueandblack)arecalled.TheHue,SatandLumofthecalledcolorscanalsobeadjusted.

Adjusting the colors

1Pressthebbuttontolightitsindicator,anddisplaytheColorBackgroundmenu.

2Use[F1]todisplaytheCBGD1Mainsubmenu(orCBGD2Mainsubmenu).

3Use[F2],[F3]and[F4]toperformthecoloradjustments(Hue,SatandLum).




1-8-2. Setting the Wash effectThegradationeffectforcolorbackgroundscanbeset.

Selecting the Wash effect and setting the colors

1Pressthebbuttontolightitsindicator,anddisplaytheColorBackgroundmenu.

2Use[F1]todisplaytheCBGD1Washsubmenu(orCBGD2Washsubmenu).

3Use[F2]tosettheWash(gradation)effectusingtheWashitem.

On Thegradationeffectisadded.

Off Thegradationeffectisnotadded.

4Use[F3]tosetthecoloroftheWash(gradation)effectusingtheColoritem.

Dual Adual-colorgradationeffectisadded.(Thisresultsinagradationoftwocolors,namely,theCBGD1MaincolorandtheCBGD1Subcolor.)

Rainbow Therainbowcolorgradationeffectisadded.

5When“Dual”hasbeenselected,use[F1]todisplaytheCBGD1Subsubmenu(orCBGD2Subsubmenu),andsetthesubcolor.

6Use[F2],[F3]and[F4]toadjustthecolors(Hue,SatandLum).

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Adjusting the Wash waveforms

1OntheColorBackgroundmenu,use[F1]todisplaytheCBGD1Wavesubmenu(orCBGD2Wavesubmenu).

2Use[F2]toselectthegradationwaveformsusingthePatternitem.

Sine Sinewavesareselected.

Saw Sawtoothwavesareselected.

3Use[F3]toselectthegradationcycleusingtheCycleitem.

4Use[F4]toselectthegradationphaseusingthePhaseitem.

5Use[F5]toselectthegradationangleusingtheAngleitem.

Setting the Wash movements

1OntheColorBackgroundmenu,use[F1]todisplaytheCBGD1Movesubmenu(orCBGD2Movesubmenu).

2Use[F2]tosetthegradationmovementusingtheMoveitem.

Off Nomovementisset.

Roll Thegradationsarescrolled.

Rotation Thegradationsarerotated.

3Use[F3]tosetthemovementspeedusingtheSpeeditem.

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1-9. Switching the AUX output

1-9-1. Selecting the AUX output materialsTheoutputsignalsoftheAUXbuses(AUX1toAUX4)canbeselected.

1Pressoneofthe[AUX1]to[AUX4]buttonsamongtheAUXbusselectorbuttons.Theselectedbuttonlightsinamber.

2PressoneoftheAUXbuscrosspointbuttons.Theselectedsignalisoutputtothepressed[AUX1]to[AUX4]button.



AUX BUS DELEGATION

AUX

AUX/DISP SOURCE

SHIFT

PGMPVW

ThebuttonwiththesignalsselectedbyAUX1lightsinamber.

<Signals that can be selected by the AUX bus>

Name of signal Description of signal

SDIIN1to8 SDIinputsignal1to8

DVIIN DVI-Dinputsignal

INPUTA1,INPUTA2,INPUTB1,INPUTB2

InputsignalA1,InputsignalA2,InputsignalB1,InputsignalB2

PGM Programvideosignal

PVW Previewvideosignal

CLN Cleansignal

MV Multiviewdisplayoutputsignal

KeyOut Keyoutputsignal

CBGD1,CBGD2 Colorbackground1,2

CBAR Colorbar

Still1,Still2 Videomemory(stillimage)1,2

Clip1,Clip2 Videomemory(movingimage)1,2

MEM-PVW Memorypreviewvideosignals

WhentheAUXbusforwhich“MV”hasbeenselectedisdisplayedonthesubscreenofthemultiviewdisplay,theimagesareloopedasiftwomirrorswerefacingeachother.

1-9-2. AUX1 transitionsTheMIXtransitionisexecutedwhentheoutputsignalsetforAUX1isswitched.

1Pressthe[AUX1]buttonoftheAUXbusselectorbuttons.TheselectedbuttonanditscorrespondingAUXbuscrosspointbuttonlightinamber.

2PresstheAUXbuscrosspointbuttonfortheoutputsignaltobeswitchedto.TheMIXtransitionisnowinitiatedforthelengthofthetransitiontimethatwassetusingtheTimemenu.Whilethetransitionisunderway,thetransitionsourceAUXbuttonlightsingreen,andthetransitiondestinationAUXbuttonblinksinamber.Assoonasthetransitioniscompleted,thetransitionsourceAUXbuttongoesoff,andthetransitiondestinationAUXbuttonlightsinamber.Furthermore,whenanothersignalisselectedatamidwaypointthroughatransition,thetransitionprocessingcontinuesfromthatmidwaypoint.



AUX BUS DELEGATION

PGMA

AUX

1/13 2/14 3/15 4/16 5/17 6/18 7/19 8/20 9/21 10/22 11/23 12/24

AUX/DISP SOURCE

SHIFT

SHIFT

PGMPVW

Blinksinamber(whilethetransitionisunderway).

Lightsingreen.

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1-9-3. Setting enable/disable for the AUX1 transition

TheAUX1transitiontimeandtransitionenable/disablecanbeset.


2Use[F1]todisplaytheAUX1BUSTranssubmenu.

3Whenthetransitiontimeistobesetinframeunits,use[F4]forthesetting.

4Whenthetransitiontimeistobesetinsecondunits,use[F3]tosetthesecondsand[F4]tosettheframes.

Anytimefrom0to999fcanbeset.Thetimewhichcanbesetwhensecondsareusedasthedisplayunitdiffersdependingonthesystemformat.59.94i: max.33s09f 59.94p: max.16s39f

50i: max.39s24f 50p: max.19s49f

24PsF: max.41s15f 23.98PsF: max.41s15f

5Use[F5]tosetenableordisableforthetransitionusingtheTransitionitem.

Enable Enable

Disable Disable

Whendisablehasbeensetforthetransition,theoutputsignalsareswitchedwithnotransitionwhentheoutputsignalssetinAUX1isswitched.

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1-10. Memoryw Shot memoriesThebackgroundtransitionpattern,PinPsize,borderwidthandothervideoeffectscanberegisteredinthememoryandrecalled.Thememoryusedforthisisreferredtoasashotmemory.Bysettingeffectdissolve,itispossibletoensureasmoothchangeoftheswitchingfromthecurrentimagestotheimagesoroperationsregisteredintheshotmemory.

w Event memoriesAmultiplenumberofthevideoeffectswhichcanberegisteredintheshotmemorycanberegisteredandcontinuouslyplayedbackwhilethecurrenteventandnexteventareinterpolatedtoachievetheeffectofasmoothtransition.Agroupoftheseeventsarereferredtoasaneventmemory.Upto64eventscanberegisteredinoneeventmemory.p Whenoperationssuchasplayingareperformedoneventmemorieswithadifferentsystemformattowhentheevent

memorieswererecorded,theoperationswillnotbeperformedcorrectly.

Event1 Interpolation Event2

Event memory

Interpolation Event3

Uptoahundredshotmemoriesandahundredeventmemoriescanberegistered.Therelatedoperationsareperformedusingthenumberkeys.Page1topage10canbespecifiedforthepagenumbersofthememories.Numbers1to10canbespecifiedastherespectivememorynumbersforthespecifiedpagenumbers.

Selecting the memory numbers

1Pressthe[SHOTMEM]or[EVENTMEM]buttonofthememorytobeselected.

2PressthePbutton.ThePbuttonindicatorlightsup,andthemodeforspecifyingthememorypagenumberisestablished.Thenumberkeyofthecurrentlyselectedpagelightsinamber.Thenumberkeysofthepagenumbersinwhichmorethanonememoryisregisteredlightingreen.Theindicatorsofthenumberkeysofpagenumbersinwhichnomemorieshavebeenregisteredremainextinguished.

3Pressthenumberkey(1to10)ofthepagenumber.Whenthepagenumberisdetermined,thePbuttonindicatorgoesoff,andthemodeforspecifyingthememorynumberisestablished.Ifthepagenumberisnotgoingtobechanged,pressthePbuttontoturnoffitsindicatorinsteadofpressingthenumberkey.Thisestablishesthemodeforspecifyingthememorynumber.

4Pressthenumberkey(1to10)correspondingtothememorynumber.(Holddownthenumberkeywhenspecifyingamemorynumbertoregisterordeletethememory.)

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1-10-1. Memory registration and recall items

Applicable bus Material selection Transition Pattern Menu

BKGD PGM/AbusPST/Bbus

FaderamountWipedirection

BKGDpatterns(MIX,WIPE)

BackgroundColorBackground

Key KeyFillbusKeySourcebus

FaderamountWipedirection

KEYpatterns(MIX,WIPE)

KeyChromaKey

PinP1 PinP1bus PinP1ON/OFF PinP1

PinP2 PinP2bus PinP2ON/OFF PinP2

1-10-2. Storing the settings in the memory (Store)Imagesandoperationstoberegisteredcanbesetandthenregisteredinthememories.

4INS

MENUINPUT

VMEM

BKGDPATT

KEYPATT

TAKEENTER

� / +PAGE

PLAY

REC

STOP

XPTDSBL

＜

CLIP 1

STILL 1


CLIP 2

STILL 2

REV

TRIM OUT

TRIM IN

9PASTE

6MOD

3REV

CUNDO

8COPY

5DEL

2＞

.＞＞

7NEW

1＜

0/10＜＜

STORE

RECALL

EDIT

DEL

SHOTMEM

EVENTMEM

PLUGINMEM1

PLUGINMEM2

＞

1Usingtheunit,settheimagesoroperationstobekeptinthememory.

2Pressthe[SHOTMEM]or[EVENTMEM]buttonofthememoryinwhichtheimagesoroperationsaretoberegistered.Dependingontheoperationthatwasperformedlast,the[STORE]button,[RECALL]button,[DEL]buttonor[EDIT]buttonlights.

3Selectthebus(BKGD,KEY,PinP1orPinP2)toberegisteredinthememory.FromtheShotMemorymenu(orEventMemorymenu),selecttheStoreSelectsubmenu,andthenselect“On”.Referto“1-10-1.Memoryregistrationandrecall

items”and“1-10-6.Selectingthebuseswhosesettingsaretoberegisteredandorplayedback”.

4WhenregisteringtheBKGD(PGM/AorPST/Bbus),KEYbus,PinP1busorPinP2bus,setwhetherthe“Materialselection”itemistobestored.FromtheShotMemorymenu(orEventMemorymenu),selecttheXPTDisablesubmenu,andthenselect“Off”.Referto“1-10-1.Memoryregistrationandrecallitems”and“1-10-7.Registeringthematerialselectionitems”.

5Pressthe[STORE]button.The[STORE]buttonindicatorlightsup,andtheoperationsofothermemorybuttons—[EVENTMEM](or[SHOTMEM]),[PLUGINMEM1]and[PLUGINMEM2]—nolongertakeeffect.

6PressthePbutton,andpressthenumberkey(1to10)correspondingtothepagenumber.

7Holddown(for2secondsorso)thenumberkey(1to10)correspondingtothenumberofthememorytoberegistered.Whentheregistrationiscompleted,thenumberkeycorrespondingtothememorynumberlightsingreen.

Thenumberkeyswhoseindicatorsarelitingreenhavememoriesalreadyregisteredinthem.Deletethememorycorrespondingtothenumberkeyconcerned,andregisterthenewmemory.

8Repeattheabovestepstoregisterotherkindsofsettingsinthememories.

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1-10-3. Recalling the operations stored in the memory (Recall)

4INS

MENUINPUT

VMEM

BKGDPATT

KEYPATT

TAKEENTER

� / +PAGE

PLAY

REC

STOP

XPTDSBL

＜

CLIP 1

STILL 1


CLIP 2

STILL 2

REV

TRIM OUT

TRIM IN

9PASTE

6MOD

3REV

CUNDO

8COPY

5DEL

2＞

.＞＞

7NEW

1＜

0/10＜＜

STORE

RECALL

EDIT

DEL

SHOTMEM

EVENTMEM

PLUGINMEM1

PLUGINMEM2

＞

1Pressthe[SHOTMEM]or[EVENTMEM]buttonofthememorywhoseoperationsaretoberecalled.Dependingontheoperationthatwasperformedlast,the[STORE]button,[RECALL]button,[DEL]buttonor[EDIT]buttonlights.

2Selectthebus(BKGD,KEY,PinP1orPinP2)toberecalledfromthememory.FromtheShotMemorymenu(orEventMemorymenu),selecttheRecallSelectsubmenu,andthenselect“On”.Referto“1-10-6.Selectingthebuseswhosesettings

aretoberegisteredandorplayedback”.

3Whenselectingmaterialsusingthecrosspointbuttonsontheoperationpanelinsteadofusingtheregistered“Materialselection”itemmaterials,pressthe[XPTDSBL]buttontolightitsindicatorinred.Referto“1-10-1.Memoryregistrationandrecall

items”.

4Pressthe[RECALL]button.The[RECALL]buttonindicatorlightsup,andthenumberkeyinwhichthememoryisregisteredlightsingreen.Theoperationsofothermemorybuttons—[EVENTMEM](or[SHOTMEM]),[PLUGINMEM1]and[PLUGINMEM2]—nolongertakeeffect.


6Pressthenumberkey(1to10)correspondingtothenumberforthememorywhoseoperationsaretoberecalled.

Inthecaseofashotmemory,thevideoeffectsarerecalled,andplaybackstarts.Duringplayback,thenumberkeycorrespondingtothememorynumberblinksingreen.

Inthecaseofaneventmemory,theeventsarerecalled,andplaybackstarts.Duringplayback,thenumberkeycorrespondingtothememorynumberblinksingreen.IfthereisaPAUSEevent,playbackpausesatthatevent,andthenumberkeycorrespondingtothememorynumberblinksinamber.Eachtimethenumberkeycorrespondingtothememorynumberispressed,playbackorpauseisselectedalternately,andthisselectionisrepeated.

7Whenplaybackoftheeffectsoreventsintherecalledmemorynumberstarts,theCbuttonisenabled,anditsindicatorlightsup.Ifthisbuttonispressedduringplayback,playbackisterminated.

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1-10-4. Memory previewThevideoeffectsintheshotmemoryoreventmemorycanbeoutputtotheprogramsignalsaftercheckingthemusingthememorypreviewbus(MEM-PVW).

1Presstheebuttontolightitsindicator,anddisplaytheShotMemorymenu(orEventMemorymenu).

2Use[F1]todisplaytheMEMPVWsubmenu.

3Use[F2]toselect“MEM-PVW”usingtheModeitem.

PGM Thevideoeffectsareoutputtotheprogramsignals.

MEM-PVW Thevideoeffectsarefirstoutputtothememorypreviewbus(MEM-PVW)andthenoutputtotheprogramsignals.

Output: MEM-PVW

Output: PGM

Mode: MEM-PVW

Mode: PGM

Shot memory/Event memory

Memory preview bus

Recalled

Program bus

Program images Preview images

Theresolutionoftheimagesoutputfromthememoriesislowerthannormal.

Memory recall

1Pressthe[SHOTMEM]or[EVENTMEM]buttonofthememorywhosevideoeffectsaretoberecalledtoselectthememory.(Pressthebuttonofthememorywiththevideoeffectsforpreviewplayback.)Dependingontheoperationperformedlast,theindicatorofthe[STORE]button,[RECALL]button,[DEL]buttonor[EDIT]buttonlightsup.

2Selectthebus(BKGD,Key,PinP1orPinP2)toberecalledfromthememory.FromtheShotMemorymenu(orEventMemorymenu),selecttheRecallSelectsubmenu,andthenselect“On”or“Off”.Referto“1-10-6.Selectingthebuseswhosesettings

aretoberegisteredandorplayedback”.

3Whenselectingmaterialsusingthecrosspointbuttonsontheoperationpanelinsteadofusingtheregistered“Materialselection”itemmaterials,pressthe[XPTDSBL]buttontolightitsindicatorinred.Referto“1-10-1.Memoryregistrationandrecall

items”.

4Pressthe[RECALL]button.The[RECALL]buttonindicatorlightsup,andthenumberkeyinwhichthememoryisregisteredlightsingreen.Theoperationsofothermemorybuttons—[EVENTMEM](or[SHOTMEM]),[PLUGINMEM1]and[PLUGINMEM2]—nolongertakeeffect.


Preview playback (output to the memory preview signals)

6Pressthenumberkey(1to10)correspondingtothenumberforthepreviewplaybackmemory.Thepreviewimagesareoutputtothememorypreviewbus(MEM-PVW).

Duringpreviewplayback,thenumberkeycorrespondingtothememorynumberblinksingreen.

IfthereisaPAUSEevent,previewplaybackpausesatthatevent,andthenumberkeycorrespondingtothememorynumberblinksinamber.Eachtimethenumberkeycorrespondingtothememorynumberispressed,previewplaybackorpauseisselectedalternately,andthisselectionisrepeated.

Whenpreviewplaybackiscompleted,theindicatorsofthenumberkeycorrespondingtothememorynumberand[TAKE/ENTER]buttonlightinamber.Ifthenumberkeycorrespondingtothememorynumberisnowpressedagain,previewplaybackresumes.

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Program output (output to the program signals)

7Forprogramoutput,pressthe[TAKE/ENTER]button.

Duringoutput,the[TAKE/ENTER]buttonindicatorblinksingreen. InthecaseofaneventmemorywhichcontainsaPAUSEevent,theoutputpausesatthatevent,andthe[TAKE/ENTER]buttonindicatorblinksinamber.Toresumetheoutput,pressthe[TAKE/ENTER]button.Eachtimethe[TAKE/ENTER]buttonispressed,outputorpauseisselectedalternately,andthisselectionisrepeated.Whenoutputiscompleted,the[TAKE/ENTER]buttonindicatorslightsinamber.

8Whenprogramoutputisstarted,theCbuttontakeseffect,anditsindicatorlightsup.IftheCbuttonispressedduringoutput,playbackisterminated.

<Button lighting statuses>During preview playback

ButtonDuring

playbackPause Stop

Numberkeycorrespondingtomemorynumbers

Blinks(ingreen)

Blinks(inamber)

Lights(inamber)

T — —Lights

(inamber)

C — — —

During program output

Button During output Pause Stop

Numberkeycorrespondingtomemorynumbers

Blinks(ingreen)

Blinks(inamber)

Lights(inamber)

TBlinks

(ingreen)Blinks

(inamber)Lights

(inamber)

CLights

(inamber)— —

1-10-5. Deleting the operations stored in the memory (Delete)

4INS

MENUINPUT

VMEM

BKGDPATT

KEYPATT

TAKEENTER

� / +PAGE

PLAY

REC

STOP

XPTDSBL

＜

CLIP 1

STILL 1


CLIP 2

STILL 2

REV

TRIM OUT

TRIM IN

9PASTE

6MOD

3REV

CUNDO

8COPY

5DEL

2＞

.＞＞

7NEW

1＜

0/10＜＜

STORE

RECALL

EDIT

DEL

SHOTMEM

EVENTMEM

PLUGINMEM1

PLUGINMEM2

＞

1Pressthe[SHOTMEM]or[EVENTMEM]buttonofthememorywhoseoperationsaretobedeletedtoselectthememory.Theselectedbuttonlightsinamber.Dependingontheoperationthatwasperformedlast,the[STORE]button,[RECALL]button,[DEL]buttonor[EDIT]buttonlights.

2Pressthe[DEL]button.The[DEL]buttonlightsinred.Thebuttonofthenumberkeycontainingthestoredoperationslightsingreen.

Tochangeapagenumber,pressthePbutton,andpressthenumberkey(1to10)correspondingtothepagenumber.Next,pressthenumberkey(1to10)correspondingtothenumberofthememorywhoseoperationsaretobedeleted.

3Holddown(for2secondsorso)thenumberkey(1to10)correspondingtothenumberofthememorywhoseoperationsaretobedeleted.Thebuttonofthepressednumberkeygoesoff.

4Assoonasthestoredoperationsaredeleted,theCbuttonbecomesoperableandlights.

IfthebuttonispressedwhiletheCbuttonindicatorislitandthebuttonwasoperable,theoperationperformedlastiscanceled.

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1-10-6. Selecting the buses whose settings are to be registered and or played back

Selecting the buses for registering memories

Selectthebususedforregisteringshotmemoriesandeventmemories.


2Use[F1]todisplaytheStoreSelectsubmenu.

3Use[F2]tosettheBKGDitem,[F3]tosettheKeyitem,[F4]tosetthePinP1item,and[F5]tosetthePinP2item.

On Thebussettingsareregisteredinthememories.

Off Thebussettingsarenotregisteredinthememories.

Selecting the buses for playing back memory settings

Selectthebususedforplayingbackshotmemoryoreventmemorysettings.Whenthememoryisplayedback,thesettingsoftheregisteredbusareplayedback.


2Use[F1]todisplaytheRecallSelectsubmenu.


On Thebussettingsareplayedbackwhenthememoryisplayedback.However, they will not be played back if they have not been registered in the memory.

Off Thebussettingsarenotplayedbackwhenthememoryisplayedback.

p Whentheebuttonispressed,theShotMemorymenu(orEventMemorymenu)appearsonthebuilt-indisplay,andtheinformationoftheregisteredmemoriesappearsinthestatusareaonthebuilt-indisplay.However,theinformationisnotdisplayedwhenthe[EDIT]buttonindicatorislit.

<Example of memory information display>Page:1(1to10)

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1-10-7. Registering the material selection items

Setwhetherornottoregisterthe“Materialselection”itemsofthebuses.Referto“1-10-1.Memoryregistrationandrecallitems”.


2Use[F1]todisplaytheXPTDisablesubmenu.


Off The“Materialselection”itemsarenotregisteredinthememories.

On The“Materialselection”itemsareregisteredinthememories.

Whenthe[XPTDSBL]buttonispressed,itsindicatorlightsinred.Thematerialsofthe“Materialselection”itemsregisteredinthebusesarecanceled.

1-10-8. Setting effect dissolve (shot memory)

Switchingfromthecurrentimagetotheimageoroperationstoredintheshotmemorycanbeperformedsmoothly.

1Presstheebuttontolightitsindicator,anddisplaytheShotMemorymenu.

2Use[F1]todisplaythePathsubmenu.

3Use[F2]tosettheeffectusedforswitchingtheimagesusingtheEffectitem.

Dissolve Theimagesareswitchedusingthedissolveeffect.

Cut Theimagesareswitchedusingthecuteffect.

ThedissolveeffectdurationissetintheEffectDissolvesubmenuwhichisselectedintheTimemenu.

4Use[F3]tosetthePinPbustransitionusingthePinPBusitem.

Dissolve ThePinPbusimagesareswitchedusingthedissolveeffect.

Cut ThePinPbusimagesareswitchedusingthecuteffect.

5Use[F4]toselecttheeffectusedforswitchingthecolorsusingtheHuePathitem.ThefollowingcolorsaretargetedbyHue.

Colorsofthecolorbackground Colorsoftheborders Colorsoftheedges Colorsofthefillmatte

Short Thecolorsarechangedtowardlesshueonthevectorscope.

Long Thecolorsarechangedtowardmorehueonthevectorscope.

CW TheHueischangedclockwiseonthevectorscope.

CCW TheHueischangedcounterclockwiseonthevectorscope.

Pressednumberkeysblinkingreenwhiletheoperationswitchingisunderway.

Whentheoperationswitchinghasbeencompleted,thepressednumberkeylightsinamber.

WhentheEffectitemischangedfrom“Dissolve”to“Cut”whileoperationisbeingswitched,thedissolveeffectisreleased,andtheimagesareswitchedtotheimagesoftheselectedshotmemoryinaninstant.

WhenthePinPBusitemischangedfrom“Dissolve”to“Cut”whileoperationisbeingswitched,thedissolveeffectisreleased,andthePinPimagesareinstantlyswitchedtothePinPimagesoftheselectedshotmemory.

Duringtheoperationswitching,theoperationofthefaderleveriscanceled.

Duringtheoperationswitching,otherstoredoperationscannotberecalled.

WheninitiatingPinP1/2transitions,theswitchingprocessisnotstoredinthememory.

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1-10-9. Editing event memory timelinesInsertionormodificationoftheeventscanbeeditedonthetimelines.

w TimelineAtimelineisasuccessionofeventsintheeventmemorieswhichhavebeenjoinedtogetheronthetimeaxis.

w Event points and edit pointsOnatimeline,thepositionwhereaneventhasbeenregisterediscalledtheeventpoint,andtheeventcurrentlybeingeditediscalledthecurrenteventmemory.Whenthereisaneditpointbetweenoneeventpointandanother,theeventpointbeforetheeditpointservesasthecurrenteventmemory.(Event“n”inthefigurebelow)

<Event points and edit points>

Edit point

Event “n”

Event “n”+1

Event “n”+2

w Event duration and total durationThelengthoftimeasfarasthenexteventiscalledtheeventduration.Thetotalofalltheeventdurationsiscalledthetotalduration.Thepresentpointintimeonthetimelineiscalledthecurrenttime.

<How times are referred to>

1s00f 1s00f 1s00f

Event duration

The event stops.The event progresses in this direction.

Current time

Total duration

Event 1

Event 2

Event 3

Timeline editing flow

w Modifying registered event memories

1Pressthe[EVENTMEM]buttonandlightitsindicator.

4INS

DISPLAY MENU SELECT

MENUINPUT

VMEM

BKGDPATT

KEYPATT

TAKEENTER

� / +PAGE

PLAY

REC

STOP

XPTDSBL

＜

CLIP 1

STILL 1


CLIP 2

STILL 2

REV

TRIM OUT

TRIM IN

9PASTE

6MOD

3REV

CUNDO

8COPY

5DEL

2＞

.＞＞

7NEW

1＜

0/10＜＜

STORE

RECALL

EDIT

DEL

SHOTMEM

EVENTMEM

PLUGINMEM1

PLUGINMEM2

＞

[EVENT MEM] button

2Pressthe[RECALL]buttontolightitsindicator,andusethePbuttonandnumberkeys(1to10)toselecttheeventmemorytobemodified.Referto“1-10-3.Recallingtheoperationsstoredin

thememory(Recall)”.

3Pressthe[EDIT]buttontoestablishtheeditingmode.(Atthispoint,thetimelineoftheselectedeventmemoryiscopiedintotheworkarea.)Thetimelineappearsonthebuilt-indisplay,andeventscanbeinsertedormodified.

4Editthetimeline,andcheckwhathasbeenedited.Refertotheoperationsdescribedlater.

5Registertheeventmemorywhichhasbeenmodified.Referto“1-10-2.Storingthesettingsinthememory

(Store)”.

w Creating a new timeline

Whenthisoperationisperformed,thetimelinecurrentlyintheworkareaisdeleted.Ifitisrequired,registeritintheeventmemory.


2Pressthe[EDIT]buttontolightitsindicator,andpress7.

3Createthenewtimeline.Refertotheoperationsdescribedlater.

4Registertheeventmemorywhichhasjustbeencreated.Referto“1-10-2.Storingthesettingsinthememory

(Store)”.

Thetimelineiseditedintheworkarea.Aftereditingiscompleted,beabsolutelysuretoregisterwhichhasbeenedited.

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Setting the playback method

w Setting the playback mode


4INS

DISPLAY MENU SELECT

MENUINPUT

VMEM

BKGDPATT

KEYPATT

TAKEENTER

� / +PAGE

PLAY

REC

STOP

XPTDSBL

＜

CLIP 1

STILL 1


CLIP 2

STILL 2

REV

TRIM OUT

TRIM IN

9PASTE

6MOD

3REV

CUNDO

8COPY

5DEL

2＞

.＞＞

7NEW

1＜

0/10＜＜

STORE

RECALL

EDIT

DEL

SHOTMEM

EVENTMEM

PLUGINMEM1

PLUGINMEM2

＞

[EVENT MEM] button

2Pressthe[EDIT]buttontoestablishtheeditingmode.

3PresstheebuttontodisplaytheEventMemorymenu.

4Use[F1]todisplaytheRunsubmenu.

5Use[F2]tosettheplaybackmodeusingtheRunModeitem.

Repeat Duringnormalplayback,playbackstopsatthelastevent,andifthe[TAKEENTER]buttonisnowpressed,theimagesareplayedbackinthesamedirection.Duringreverseplayback,playbackstopsatthefirstevent,andifthe[TAKEENTER]buttonisnowpressed,theimagesareplayedbackinthesamedirection.

Loop Duringnormalplayback,playbackreturnsinstantlyfromthelasteventtothefirstevent,andwhathasbeenplayedbackisrepeated.Duringreverseplayback,playbackreturnsinstantlyfromthefirsteventtothelastevent,andwhathasbeenplayedbackisrepeated.

:ThisfunctioncanbeactuatedinanymodelwhosesystemversionisV2.00.00andup.ReverseplaybackcannotbeperformedinamodelwithasystemversionofbelowV2.00.00.

w Setting the display mode


2Use[F1]todisplaytheTimelinesubmenu.

3Use[F2]tosetthetimelinedisplaymodeusingtheViewitem.

Normal Thetimelineisdisplayedinasizewhichisone-halfofthewidthofthebuilt-indisplayscreen.

Wide Thetimelineisdisplayedinthefullsize(aslargeastheentirewidth)ofthebuilt-indisplayscreen.

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<Timeline displays (on the built-in display)>

Agreen“”belowthetimelineindicatesaneventpoint.

Agreen“||”indicatesthat“PAUSE”hasbeensetforaneventpoint.

Ifaneditpointisoveraneventpoint,“”or“||”fortheeventpointisindicatedinamber.

When“CLIP”(Clip1,Clip2)hasbeenregisteredinanevent,“ ”appearsabovetheeventpoint.

Similarly,when“GPI-Out”(GPI-O1toGPI-O19)hasbeenregisteredinanevent,“ ”appearsabovetheeventpoint.

Thetimelineaxisisindicatedingreenfromthestarteventtotheendevent.

Duringplayback,thepartfromthebeginningtothecurrentpositionisindicatedinred.

Similarly,duringreverseplayback,thepartfromtheendtothecurrentpositionisindicatedinred.

w Number key operations

4INS

MENUINPUT

VMEM

BKGDPATT

KEYPATT

TAKEENTER

� / +PAGE

PLAY

REC

STOP

XPTDSBL

＜

CLIP 1

STILL 1


CLIP 2

STILL 2

REV

TRIM OUT

TRIM IN

9PASTE

6MOD

3REV

CUNDO

8COPY

5DEL

2＞

.＞＞

7NEW

1＜

0/10＜＜

＞

7Createsanewtimeline.

8Copiesevents.Aneventisnotcopiedifaneditpointisnotovertheevent.

9Pastesthecopiedevents.Iftheeditpointisaneventpoint,theeventisinsertedaftertheeventpoint.Iftheeditpointisatanymidwaypositioninanevent,theeventisinsertedattheeditpoint.

4Insertsevents.Iftheeditpointisaneventpoint,theeventisinsertedaftertheeventpoint.Iftheeditpointisatanymidwaypositioninanevent,theeventisinsertedattheeditpoint.

5Deletesevents.

6Modifiesevents.Thiskeycannotbeoperatediftheeditpointisnotovertheeventpoint.

0Movestothestarteventpoint.

.Movestotheendeventpoint.

2Movestothenexteventpoint.

1Movestothepreviouseventpoint.

3Reversestheplaybackdirection(eventnumbersareputintheirreversesequence).

CUndoestheeditingoperationoftheevent.Whenthebuttonispressed,theoperationperformedlastiscanceled.

TPlaysbackevents.Whenthisbuttonisoperational,itsindicatorlightsinamber.Eachtimeitispressed,operationisswitchedbetweenplaybackandpause.Duringplayback,itsindicatorblinksingreen;duringpause,itblinksinamber.

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Inserting events (Insert)

Thecurrentsettingstatuscanbeinsertedasaneventafterthecurrenteventmemory.Whenaneventisinserted,thenumbersoftheeventsafterthecurrenteventmemoryareeachmovedupbyone.

1Use0,1,2and.toselecttheeventpoint(currenteventmemory)whichistobeinserted.Toinserttheeventatamidwaypointofanevent,playbacktheeventtotheplacewheretheeventistobeinserted,andstoptheeditpoint.

2Operatethepanel,andcreatetheevent.

3Press4toinsertthecreatedevent.Tocanceltheeventinsertion,presstheCbutton.

Whenthenumberofeventsonthetimelinehasreached64,nofurthereventscanbeinserted.Whentheeditpointisovertheeventpoint,thenewlycreatedeventisinsertedwiththesamedurationasthecurrenteventmemory. Iftheeditpointisbetweenoneeventpointandanother,thecurrenteventmemoryissplitattheeditpointposition,andthenewlycreatedeventisinserted.

Modifying events (Modify)

Alreadyregisteredeventscanbemodified.

1Use0,1,2and.toselecttheeventpointoftheeventtobemodified.

2Operatethepanel,andmodifytheevent.

3Press6toenterwhathasbeenmodified.Tocanceltheeventmodification,presstheCbutton.

Copying events (Copy)

Alreadyregisteredeventscanbecopied.

1Use0,1,2and.toselecttheeventpointoftheeventtobecopied.

2Press8tocopytheevent.

Pasting events (Paste)

Copiedeventscanbepasted.

1Use0,1,2and.toselecttheeventpointwherethecopiedeventistobeinserted.Toinsertthecopiedeventbetweenoneeventpointandanother,playbacktheeventtotheplacewherethecopiedeventistobeinserted,andstoptheplayback.

2Press9topastethecopiedevent.Tocanceltheeventpasting,presstheCbutton.

Whenthenumberofeventsonthetimelinehasreached64,nofurthereventscanbeinserted.

Whentheeditpointisoveraneventpoint,thecopiedeventisinsertedwiththesamedurationasthecurrenteventmemory.

Iftheeditpointisbetweenoneeventpointandanother,thecurrenteventmemoryissplitattheeditpointposition,andthecopiedeventisinserted.

Deleting events (Delete)

Alreadyregisteredeventscanbedeleted.

1Use0,1,2and.toselecttheeventpointoftheeventtobedeleted.

2Press5todeletetheevent.Tocanceltheeventdeletion,presstheCbutton.

Eveniftheeditpointismidwaythroughanevent,thecurrenteventmemorywillbedeleted.

Undoing what has been edited (Undo)

WhentheCbuttonispressed,theoperationperformedlastiscanceled.

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Setting events using the menus

w Registering marks

Markscanberegisteredandeventsinsertedattheeventpoints.

Pause Clipplayback GPI-Outoutput

1Use0,1,2and.toselecttheeventwherethemarkistoberegisteredortheeventinserted.


3Use[F1]todisplaytheMarksubmenu.

4Use[F2](PAUSEitem),[F3](CLIPitem)or[F4](GPI-Outitem)toselecttheitem.

PAUSE When“On”isselectedandthemarkisregisteredintheeventpoint,playbackispausedatthemarkpositionduringeventplayback.“||”appearsabovethetimeline.

CLIP When“Clip1”or“Clip2”isselectedandthemarkisregisteredintheeventpoint,theclipisplayedbackatthemarkpositionduringeventplayback.“ ”appearsabovethetimeline.

GPI-Out WhenaGPIoutputportfrom“GPI-O1”to“GPI-O19”isselectedandthemarkisregisteredintheeventpoint,pulsesignalsareoutputfromtheGPIOutputportatthemarkpositionduringeventplayback.“ ”appearsabovethetimeline.FortheConfigmenuGPI-OutPort1/5

submenutoGPI-OutPort5/5submenuAssignitem,checkthattheselectedGPIoutputportissetto“EventMEM”.

5Press6toregisterthemark.Inaddition,press4toinserttheevent.Tocancelthemarkregistrationoreventinsertion,presstheCbutton.

w Setting the event duration

Thelengthsoftheeventscanbeset.

1Use0,1,2and.toselecttheeventtobemodified.


3Use[F1]todisplaytheEventDurationsubmenu.

4Use[F2](minuteitem:minutes),[F3](seconditem:seconds)and[F4](frameitem:frames)tosettheeventlength.

5Press[F5]toentertheduration.Tocancelwhathasbeenmodified,presstheCbutton.

w Setting the total duration

Thetotallengthofalltheeventsfromstarttoendcanbeset.Whenthetotaldurationischanged,thedurationsoftheeventscontainedintheeventmemoriesarere-calculatedusingthedurationratiopriortothechange.However,theshortestdurationofaneventcannotbeshorterthanoneframe.


2Pressthe[RECALL]buttontolightitsindicator,andusethePbuttonandnumberkeys(1to10)toselecttheeventmemorytobemodified.Referto“1-10-3.Recallingtheoperationsstoredin

thememory(Recall)”.


4Use[F1]todisplaytheTotalDurationsubmenu.

5Use[F2](minuteitem:minutes),[F3](seconditem:seconds)and[F4](frameitem:frames)tosettheeventlength.

6Press[F5]toentertheduration.

Ifnomoreeventscanbecontainedinthetotaldurationwhichalreadyhasmanyeventsandwhichhasbeenchanged,thenumberofframeswillbeforciblyadjusted.

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w Setting the event switching effect (Path)

Switchingfromoneeventtoanother(busswitching)canbeaccomplishedsmoothly.

1Presstheebuttontolightitsindicator,anddisplaytheEventMemorymenu.

2Use[F1]todisplaythePathsubmenu.

3Use[F2]tosettheeffecttobeusedforswitchingimagesusingtheEffectitem.

Dissolve Theimagesareswitchedusingthedissolveeffect.

Cut Theimagesareswitchedusingthecuteffect.

ThedissolveeffectdurationissetintheEffectDissolvesubmenuwhichisselectedontheTimemenu.

4Use[F3]tosetthePinPbustransitionusingthePinPBusitem.

Dissolve ThePinPbusimagesareswitchedusingthedissolveeffect.

Cut ThePinPbusimagesareswitchedusingthecuteffect.

5Use[F4]toselectthepathtobeusedforswitchingtheimagesusingtheTransPathitem.Thefollowingtransitionsaretargeted.

Widthoftheborders Softeffectoftheborders Colorsoftheborders Positionsoftheimages Trimmingvalues

Linear Theswitchingfromoneimagetoanotherisinterpolatedlinearly.

Step Theparametersareupdatedwhentheeventsarepassedthrough.

6Use[F5]toselecttheeffectwhenthecolorsareswitchedusingtheHuePathitem.Thefollowinghuesaretargeted.

Colorsofthecolorbackground Colorsoftheborders Colorsoftheedges Colorsofthefillmatte

Short Thecolorsarechangedtowardlesshueonthevectorscope.

Long Thecolorsarechangedtowardmorehueonthevectorscope.

CW TheHueischangedclockwiseonthevectorscope.

CCW TheHueischangedcounterclockwiseonthevectorscope.

Step Thecolorchangesareupdatedwhenaneventispassedthrough.

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1-10-10. Registering memories (Register)Shotmemoriesandeventmemoriescanberegistered.Informationonthememoriesisdisplayedinthestatusareaofthebuilt-indisplay,andnamescanbechangedorcopied.

1Presstheebuttontolightitsindicator,anddisplaytheShotMemorymenu(orEventMemorymenu).Theinformationofthememoriesisnowdisplayedinthestatusareaofthebuilt-indisplay.

2Use[F1]todisplaytheRegistersubmenu.

Changing the names of the memories

Thenames(upto16characters)ofthememoriescanbechanged.

1OntheRegistersubmenu,use[F2]toselectthepagenumberoftheregisteredmemoriesusingthePageitem.

2Use[F3]toselectthememorynumberusingtheNo.item.

3Use[F4]todisplaythekeyboardscreen.

4Use[F1]to[F3]toinputthename,andpress[F4].Tocancelthenamewhichhasbeeninputandclosethekeyboardscreen,press[F5].Referto“2-2-2.Keyboardscreenoperations”

(<Basics>OperatingInstructions).

Copying memories

Memoriescanbecopied.Toregisteracopiedmemory,selectanumberwhichhasnotbeenregisteredforanyothermemory.

1OntheRegistersubmenu,use[F2]toselectthepagenumberoftheregisteredmemoriesusingthePageitem.

2Use[F3]toselectthememorynumberusingtheNo.item.

3Use[F5]toselectthenumberofthememorytowhichthememorywillbecopied,andpress[F5].

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1-11. Video memoriesThisunitcanbeusedtostorestillimagememories(Still)andmovingimagememories(Clip),eachintwochannels.p Imageswithkeysignalscanbestoredinthevideomemories(stillimagesandmovingimages).p Imagesofupto600frames(20secondswiththe59.94iformat)canbestoredinthemovingimagememoriesperchannelin

thestandardmode,andimagesupto300frames(10secondswiththe59.94iformat)canbestoredinthehigh-image-qualitymode.p Thesizeoftheimages(numberofseconds)whichcanbestoreddependsonthesystemformat(framerate).p Thevideomemorydatacanbestoredonto,andreadoutfrom,memorycards.

TherearesomedifferencesintheoperationswhichcanbeperformeddependingonwhetherthesystemversionofthemodelisV2.00.00anduporunderV2.00.00.

Models whose system version is below V2.00.00

Video memory operation

Current status

Clip1 Clip2

Recording Playback Stop Recording Playback Stop

Still1 Recording — — — —

Still2 Recording — — — —

Clip1

Recording — —

Playback — —

Stop

Clip2

Recording — —

Playback — —

Stop

:Valid —:Invalid

Models whose system version is V2.00.00 and up

Video memory operation

Current status

Clip1 Clip2

Recording Playback Stop Recording Playback Stop

Still1 Recording — —

Still2 Recording — —

Clip1

Recording —

Playback

Stop

Clip2

Recording —

Playback

Stop

:Valid —:Invalid

w Video memory input/outputTheimageinputmaterialscanbeselectedfromtheoutputsignalsoftheAUXbuses(AUX1toAUX4).ThekeymaterialscanbeinputfromtheKeyOutoutputsignals.

<Image systems of the video memories>

Still2

Still1

Clip2

Clip1

KEYER KeyOut

Fill

Source

Key

Video

Key

Video

Input materials

AUX1 to AUX4: Selectedusingthemenu

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1-11-1. Recording still images (Still)

1Pressthevbuttontolightitsindicator,anddisplaytheVideoMemorymenu.

2Use[F1]todisplaytheVideoMemory3submenu.

3Use[F5]toselect“Off”usingtheRecLockitem.

Whentheunit’spowerhasbeenturnedbackonafteritwasturnedoff,theRecLockitemsettingisrestoredto“On”.


5Use[F2]toselect“Still1”or“Still2”usingtheSelectitem.

6Use[F1]todisplaytheRec1submenu.

7Use[F2]tosettheimagestoappearonthebuilt-indisplayusingthePreviewitem.

On Theimageappearingonthebuilt-indisplayisforciblyswitchedtotheimagetoberecorded(AUX1toAUX4selectedusingtheVSourceitem)insteadofthematerialselectedbytheDISPbus.

Off TheimagesourceselectedbytheDISPbusisdisplayedasapreview.

8Use[F3]tosettheimagetoberecordedinthevideomemoryusingtheVSourceitem.

AUX1 to AUX4

TheoutputsignalsoftheAUXbuses(AUX1toAUX4)arerecordedasthematerial.

9Use[F5]tosetthereviewdisplayusingtheReviewitem.

On Aftertheimageshavebeenrecorded,theimagesofthevideomemoryrecordedintheAUXbusaredisplayed(for2secondsorso).Thenextimagescanberecordedevenduringreviewdisplay.

Off Thereviewdisplayisnotshown.

Use[F1]todisplaytheVideoMemory1submenu.

Assoonas[F3](Rec)ispressed,thestillimagesarerecorded.

:ThisfunctioncanbeactuatedinanymodelwhosesystemversionisV2.00.00andup.TheseoperationscannotbeperformedinamodelwithasystemversionofbelowV2.00.00.

Ifthe[VMEM]buttonontherightofthenumberkeysispressedandthevideomemoryoperationmodehasbeenestablished,theoperationofthisbuttonislinkedwiththe[XPT/DSBL]buttonamongthenumberkeys.

Whentherecordingofthestillimagesiscompleted,thumbnailsofthestillimagesaredisplayedinthethumbnailscreen.

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1-11-2. Recording moving images (Clip)1Pressthevbuttontolightitsindicator,anddisplaythe

VideoMemorymenu.


3Use[F5]toselect“Off”usingtheRecLockitem.

Whentheunit’spowerhasbeenturnedbackonafteritwasturnedoff,theRecLockitemsettingisrestoredto“On”.


5Use[F2]toselect“Clip1”or“Clip2”usingtheSelectitem.

6Use[F1]todisplaytheRec1submenu.

7Use[F2]tosettheimagestoappearonthebuilt-indisplayusingthePreviewitem.

On Theimageappearingonthebuilt-indisplayisforciblyswitchedtotheimagetoberecorded(AUX1toAUX4selectedusingtheVSourceitem)insteadofthematerialselectedbytheDISPbus.

Off TheimagesourceselectedbytheDISPbusisdisplayedasapreview.

8Use[F3]tosettheimagetoberecordedinthevideomemoryusingtheVSourceitem.

AUX1 to AUX4

TheoutputsignalsoftheAUXbuses(AUX1toAUX4)arerecordedasthematerial.

9Use[F5]tosetthereviewdisplayusingtheReviewitem.

On Aftertheimageshavebeenrecorded,theimagesofthevideomemoryrecordedintheAUXbusaredisplayed(for2secondsorso).

Off Thereviewdisplayisnotshown.

Use[F1]todisplaytheRec2submenu.

Use[F2]toselecttherecordingrepeatsettingusingtheLoopitem.On Therecordingoftheimagesiscontinueduntil

thestopoperationisperformed.Ifeitherofthefollowingoperationsisperformedwhilerecordingisinprogress,theimagesarerecordeduptothelastframe,afterwhichrecordingstops.When“Off”isselectedastheLoopitem

setting.When[Stop]([F5]ofVideoMemorysub

menu)ispressed.

Off Imagesarerecordeduptothemaximumrecordingtime(setusingtheLimititems),afterwhichrecordingstopsautomatically.

Use[F3]tosetthequalityoftheimagestoberecordedusingtheQualityitem.

Standard StandardimagequalityMaximum600frames(20secondswith59.94iformat)

High HighimagequalityMaximum300frames(10secondswith59.94iformat)

Use[F4]tosetthemaximumrecordingtimeusingtheLimititem.

Use[F1]todisplaytheVideoMemory1submenu.

Assoonas[F3](Rec)ispressed,therecordingofthemovingimagesstarts.

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When[F5](Stop)ispressed,therecordingofthemovingimagesisstopped.


Ifthe[VMEM]buttonontherightofthenumberkeysispressedandthevideomemoryoperationmodehasbeenestablished,theoperationofthisbuttonislinkedwiththePbuttonamongthenumberkeys. Thumbnailsofmovingimagesaredisplayedonthethumbnailscreen.Whilethethumbnailsaredisplayed,thefollowinginformationisalsodisplayedonthethumbnailscreen.

Currentplaybackposition(time),INpointposition,OUTpointposition

Withthemovingimagesonwhichthekeysignalsarerecorded,ayellow“”markisdisplayedforthethumbnailicons. TherecordingtimeisdisplayedintheTotalTimeitemoftheVideoMemory3submenu.Also,“On”isdisplayedfortheKeyitemwhenthekeysignalshavebeenrecorded.

1-11-3. Saving Images in Flash Memory


Dataforimagesstoredinthevideomemorycanberetainedevenwhenthepoweristurnedoff,bysavingthemintheflashmemoryarea.WhethertoautomaticallysavetheimagedatastoredinthevideomemorywhenthedataistransferredfromtheAUXbusortomanuallysavethemmustbeset.Caremustbetakenwhenselectingmanualsaving,asimagedatastoredinthevideomemorywillbelostifthepoweristurnedoffbeforethesavingoperationiscompleted.


2Use[F1]todisplaytheMemorysubmenu.

3Use[F2]toselectthesavingmethodusingtheModeitem.

Auto Automaticsaving

Manual Manualsaving

4Use[F3]toselectthevideomemoryforsavingdataintheflashmemoryareausingtheSelectitem.When“All”hasbeenselected,allthevideomemoriesaresaved.

5Pressthe[F5](Save)tosavedataintheflashmemoryarea.

The[F5](Save)becomesenabledwhen“Manual”isselectedintheModeitem.

When,inthecaseofthesettingsbelow,[Stop]([F5]oftheVideoMemorysubmenu)ispressedwhilevideomemoryrecordingisinprogress,thevideomemoriesaresavedintheflashmemoryareaimmediatelyafter[Stop]hasbeenpressed.

Memorysubmenu “Mode”item:“Auto”Rec2submenu “Loop”item:“On”

However,ifthepoweriscutoffduringrecording,thevideomemorieswillnotbesavedintheflashmemoryarea.

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1-11-4. Playing back moving images (Clip)

Establishing the playback mode


2Use[F1]todisplaytheClip1PlayModesubmenu(orClip2PlayModesubmenu).

3Use[F2]toselecttheplaybackmodeusingtheModeitem.


Lead Operationreturnstothestartframeafterplayback.

Last Operationstopsattheendframeafterplayback.

Loop Theendframeandstartframearejoinedtogetherandplayedbackrepeatedly.

4Use[F3]toselectreverseplaybackusingtheReverseitem.


On Themovingimagesareplayedbackinthereversedirection.

Off Themovingimagesareplayedbackintheforwarddirection.

Whenthe[VMEM]buttonontherightofthenumberkeyispressedandthevideomemoryoperationmodehasbeenestablished,theoperationofthisbuttonislinkedwiththe3buttonamongthenumberkeys.

5Use[F4]toselectthespeedforvariablespeedplaybackusingtheVariableitem.

Speeds which can be selected: 1/8,1/4,1/2,1,2,4,8

6Use[F5]toselecttheimagewhenoperationisstoppedusingtheFreezeitem.

Frame Aframeimageisplayedback.

Field Afieldimageisplayedback.

7Use[F1]todisplaytheTransSyncsubmenu.


8Use[F2]and[F3]tosetthecontrolbuttonusedforplayingbackmovingimagesintandemwiththetransitionoperation.Use[F2](Clip1item)tosettheClip1playbackstartbutton,anduse[F3](Clip2item)tosettheClip2playbackstartbutton.


Off Playbackisnotperformedintandemwiththetransitionoperation.

KEY ON Theplaybackofthemovingimagesisstartedintandemwiththeoperationofthe[KEYON]button.

PinP1 ON Theplaybackofthemovingimagesisstartedintandemwiththeoperationofthe[PinP1ON]button.

PinP2 ON Theplaybackofthemovingimagesisstartedintandemwiththeoperationofthe[PinP2ON]button.

DSK ON Theplaybackofthemovingimagesisstartedintandemwiththeoperationofthe[DSKON]button.

FTB ON Theplaybackofthemovingimagesisstartedintandemwiththeoperationofthe[FTBON]button.

Playing back the moving images



3Use[F2]toselectClip1orClip2usingtheSelectitem.

4When[F4](Play)ispressed,playbackofthemovingimagesisstarted.


Whenthe[VMEM]buttonontherightofthenumberkeyispressedandthevideomemoryoperationmodehasbeenestablished,theoperationofthisbuttonislinkedwiththe[TAKE/ENTER]buttonamongthenumberkeys.

Thecurrentplaybackposition(time)isdisplayedfortheCurrentTimeitemontheVideoMemory3submenu.

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Moving to the first frame or last frame



3When[F2](LEAD)ispressed,thecurrentpositionismovedtothefirst(head)frame;conversely,when[F3](LAST)ispressed,thecurrentpositionismovedtothelastframe.

Whenthe[VMEM]buttonlocatedontherightofthenumberkeysispressedandthevideomemoryoperationmodehasbeenestablished,theoperationofnumberkeys0and.becomelinked.

:ThisfunctioncanbeactuatedinanymodelwhosesystemversionisV2.00.00andup.TheseoperationscannotbeperformedusingthenumberkeyswithmodelswhosesystemversionisbelowV2.00.00.

Trimming moving images

Thepositionwheretheplaybackofthemovingimagesistostart(INpoint)andthepositionwhenitistoend(OUTpoint)canbeset.

1Pressthe[VMEM]buttonontherightofthenumberkeystoestablishthevideomemoryoperationmode.

2Usethenumberkeystostopthemovingimagesatthepositionwheretheimagesaretobetrimmed(INpointorOUTpoint).

3Trimthemovingimagesbyoperatingthebuttonsbelow.

9SetsthetrimmingINpoint.

6SetsthetrimmingOUTpoint.

CReleasesthetrimmingsettings.

ThetrimmedmovingimagesareplayedbackfromtheINpointtotheOUTpoint,howeveryoucanmoveanywhereinthesectionfromthestartpointtotheendpointoftherecordedmovingimagesbyoperating1,2,0and.. Trimmingcanbesetandreleasedoverandoveragainuntilthemovingimagesarestoredonthememorycard.Whenthemovingimagesaresavedonanmemorycard,onlythetrimmedpartsaresavedandthepartsnolongerrequiredaredeleted.

w Operations performed using the number keys

:ThisfunctioncanbeactuatedinanymodelwhosesystemversionisV2.00.00andup.TheseoperationscannotbeperformedusingthenumberkeyswithmodelswhosesystemversionisbelowV2.00.00.

4INS

MENUINPUT

VMEM

BKGDPATT

KEYPATT

TAKEENTER

� / +PAGE

PLAY

REC

STOP

XPTDSBL

＜

CLIP 1

STILL 1


CLIP 2

STILL 2

REV

TRIM OUT

TRIM IN

9PASTE

6MOD

3REV

CUNDO

8COPY

5DEL

2＞

.＞＞

7NEW

1＜

0/10＜＜

＞

7SelectsStill1astheoperationtarget.

8SelectsStill2astheoperationtarget.

4SelectsClip1astheoperationtarget.

5SelectsClip2astheoperationtarget.

9SetsthetrimmingINpoint.

6SetsthetrimmingOUTpoint.

CReleasesthetrimmingsettings.

1Playsbackthemovingimagesoneframeatatimeinthereversedirection.

2Playsbackthemovingimagesoneframeatatimeintheforwarddirection.

3Setstheplaybackdirectiontoreverse.(Buttonindicatorlights:reversedirection;indicatoroff:forwarddirection)

0Transferstothestartframeofthemovingimages,andstops.

.Transferstotheendframeofthemovingimages,andstops.

TPlaysbackthemovingimages.

XStartsrecordingthemovingimages.

PStopstherecordingorplaybackofthemovingimages.

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Displaying thumbnails


p Whenthe[VMEM]buttonlocatedontherightofthenumberkeysispressedandthevideomemoryoperationmodehasbeenestablished,thumbnailsoftheimagesregisteredinthevideomemories(Still1,Still2,Clip1,Clip2)canbeshownonthebuilt-indisplay.

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1-12. Memory cardTheunit’svideomemorydataandsetupdatacanbestoredonmemorycard.Conversely,thisdatacanbeloadedfromthememorycardtotheunit.Furthermore,itispossibletoupgradetheunit’ssoftware.p Itmaytakeawhiletostoreamovingimageofalong

recordingtimewithhighimagequalityorastillimagefilewithhighimagequalityonthememorycard.(Approximately10minutesisnecessarywhendatawithtotalsizeofabout490MBstoredin“Allfile”issavedtoaPanasonicClass8SDHCmemorycard.)

Video memory (still image data: Still1, Still2):

<File formats supported>

Bitmap(bmp),JPEG(jpg),TARGA(tga),TIFF(tif),GIF(gif),PNG(png)

<Applicable sizes>

HD/1080i: 19201080HD/1080PsF:19201080HD/720p: 1280720SD/NTSC: 720487SD/PAL: 720576

Thesizeofimagesisconvertedautomaticallyifitdoesnotmatchanyofthe“applicablesizes”. ThepixelsofimagesinSDformatarenotsquare,sotheaspectratiowillbedifferentwhentheimagesaredisplayedonthecomputerandwhentheyareimportedintovideomemory(withNTSCformat,theywillbeverticallylong).Tokeeptheimagestruetotheiractualproportions,makesuretheoriginalsizeis720540pixels.IftheimagesareinNTSCformat,useimagesshrunkto720487pixels.IftheimagesareinPALformat,useimagesenlargedto720576pixels.

Video memories (moving image data: Clip1, Clip2):Thisistheoriginalformatoftheunit.Dataisstoredinandreadfromthesememories.

Shot memory data (Shot):Dataisstoredinandreadfromthesememories.

Event memory data (Event):Dataisstoredinandreadfromthesememories.

Setup data (Set Up):The“setupdata”referstoallthedatastoredintheunitwiththeexceptionofthefollowingdata.Theextensionusedforthesetupdatafilesis“h41”.

Date,time,networksettings,videomemorydata,shotmemorydata,eventmemorydata

All file (All):Allthefollowingdataisstored.

Videomemorydata,shotmemorydata,eventmemorydata,setupdata

Plug-in software (Plug-in):Theplug-insoftwaredataisloaded.Itcannotbestored.

Software for upgrading (Upgrade):Thesoftwareforupgradingisloaded.Thissoftwarecanbeobtainedfrom“ServiceandSupport”onthehomepagewhoseaddressisprovidedbelow:


Fortheupgradeprocedure,followthestepsinthedirectionswhicharecontainedinthedownloadfile.

Log file (Log):Logfilesstoredintheunitcanbesaved.

pqConcerning memory cardsMemorycardsusedwiththeunitshouldconformtoSDorSDHCstandards.Besuretoformatcardsusingtheunit.Memorycardswiththefollowingcapacitycanbeusedfortheunit.SDXCmemorycardsarenotavailableforthisproduct.

SD (from 8 MB to 2 GB) SDHC (from 4 GB to 32 GB)

ForthelatestinformationnotavailableintheOperatingInstructions,visitthefollowingWebsites.


p Memorycardsmustnotbeusedorstoredinanenvironmentwheretheymaybe

• Exposed to high temperatures/humidities; • Exposed to water droplets; or • Electrically charged.

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Thedataisstoredinthefollowingfoldersonthememorycard.Whendataistobeloaded,firststorethedataintherespectivefolders,andthenloadthefiles.

<Data folder configuration>

Data type SELECT item Storage folder Extension

Videomemory Stillimagedata

Still1,Still2 “HS400\IMAGE” bmp,jpg,tga,tif,gif,png

Videomemory Movingimagedata

Clip1,Clip2 “HS410\CLIP” clp

Shotmemorydata Shot “HS410\SHOT” s41

Eventmemorydata Event “HS410\EVENT” e41

Setupdata SetUp “HS410\SYSTEM” h41

Allfile All “HS410\ALL” —

Plug-insoftware Plug-in “HS410\PLUGIN” plg

Softwareforupgrading Upgrade “HS410\SYSTEM” 41d

Logfile Log “HS410\LOG” log

:Inthecaseof“Allfile”,folderswiththenamesspecifiedusingtheFileNameitemarecreatedatthehierarchicallevelunderthe“ALL”folder,andthedataisstoredinsidethefolderswhichhavebeencreated.

Thedataisstoredunderthefollowingfilenames. Still1.***, Still2.***, Clip1.clp, Clip2.clp, Shot.s41, Event.e41, Setup.h41

Memory card handling precautionsDoNOTejectthememorycardwhilethememorycardaccessLEDislit. WhenanmemorycardisejectedwhilethememorycardaccessLEDislit,thetransitionmaybetemporarilysuspended.

Inaddition,thedatastoredonthememorycardmaybelost.Thedatastoredonmemorycardsmaybelostasaresultofmisplacingthecardsorperformingerroneousoperations,for

instance.Itisrecommendedthatvaluabledatabestoredonacomputerorotherdevice.

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1-12-1. Initializing the memory cardsBeforeanmemorycardisusedinthisunit,the card must be initialized by the unit without fail.

Byinitializingthememorycardformats(incompliancewiththeSDstandard)itcreatesthededicateddirectory.(Allfilessavedonthememorycardwillbeerased.)

1Insertthememorycardintotheunit’smemorycardslot.

2Pressthevbuttontolightitsindicator,anddisplaytheSDCardmenu.

3Use[F1]todisplaytheFile1submenu.

4Use[F2]toselect“Init”usingtheModeitem,andthenpressthe[F2].Ifthememorycardhasnotbeeninserted,“NoCard”willappearattheModeitem.

5Pressthe[F1](OK)toinitializethecard.

Beforeusingamemorycardinthisunit,initializeit.ThisunitalsosupportsSDHCmemorycards.MemorycardscanbeinitializednomatterwhethertheyareSDorSDHCmemorycards.

1-12-2. Saving data on memory cards

1Insertthememorycardwhichhasbeeninitializedbytheunit,intothememorycardslot.

2Pressthevbuttontolightitsindicator,anddisplaytheSDCardmenu.

3Use[F1]todisplaytheFile1submenu.

4Use[F2]toselect“Save”usingtheModeitem,andthenpressthe[F2].

5Use[F3]toselectthedatawhichistobestoredonthememorycardusingtheSaveTypeitem.ThefilenameprovidedautomaticallyisdisplayedintheFileNameitem.Filenamesareprovidedautomaticallyusingtherunningnumberasshownbelow.

<Saving the video memories, shot memory data, Event memory data and setup data>

hs001.xxxtohs100.xxx

Whenchangingafilename,press[F4]toopenthekeyboardscreen,inputthefilename,andclosethekeyboardscreen.Referto“2-2-2.Keyboardscreenoperations”


<Saving the all files and log files>

hs001tohs100

Thenameofthefolderwheretheallfilesandlogfilesaresavedservesasthefilenamesoftheallfilesandlogfiles.Thefilenamesoftheallfilesandlogfilescannotbechangedonthekeyboardscreen.

6Ifthe[F5](Save)isnowpressed,thefileisstoredonthememorycard.

Forthedestinationswherethedataisstored,referto<Datafolderconfiguration>.

Whenstoringvideomemorystillimages,thefileformatcanbeselected.OntheSDCardmenu,use[F1]todisplaytheFile2submenu,andselecttheformatofthefiletobeusedwhenstoringthedataonthememorycardusingtheFormatitem.

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1-12-3. Loading data from memory cards

1Insertthememorycardonwhichthedataisstoredintothememorycardslot.Loadthefileafteritsdatahasbeenstoredintheeachfolder.Datastoredinotherfolderswillnotberecognizedbytheunit.

Forthedestinationswherethedataisstored,referto<Datafolderconfiguration>.

2OntheSDCardmenu,use[F1]todisplaytheFile1submenu.

3Use[F2]toselect“Load”usingtheModeitem,andthenpressthe[F2].When[F2]ispressed,thefileselectionscreenisdisplayed.

<Exampleofwhatappearsonthefileselectionscreen>

4Use[F1]toselectthetypeoffiletobeloadedusingtheSELECTitem.

Correlation between [F1] (for selecting a setting using the SELECT item) and [F3] on the file selection screen

[F1]Settings selected

using SELECT item

[F3]Displays and function

Still1,Still2,Clip1,Clip2

F3: LIST VIEWUsingthe[F3],itispossibletoswitchthescreendisplaybetween“List(listfiles)”and“Thumbnail(displaythumbnails)”.

Shot,Event,SetUp,All,Upgrade

F3:The[F3]cannotbeoperated.Onthescreen,thelistoffilesisdisplayed.

Plug-in F3: INDEXUsingthe[F3],itispossibletoselecttheindexnumber(1to10)ofthefilestobeloaded.Onthescreen,thelistoffilesisdisplayed.

:ThisfunctioncanbeactuatedinanymodelwhosesystemversionisV2.00.00andup.Thedisplaycannotbeswitchedto“Thumbnail”withamodelwhosesystemversionisbelowV2.00.00.

5Use[F2]toselectthenameofthefiletobeloadedusingtheSELECTFILEitem.Ifthenameofthefiletobeloadedconsistsofmorethan8characters,ashortenedversionofthefilenamewillbedisplayed.

When“Plug-in”hasbeenselectedusing[F1](SELECTitem),use[F3]toselecttheindexnumber(1to10)ofthefilestobeloaded.

Upto100filescanbeloadedfromonefolder. Thefollowingalphanumericsandsymbolscanbeusedasthecharactersforfilenames(seebelow).Filesusingothercharacterswillnotbedisplayedbytheunit.

<Characters which can be used for filenames>

AtoZ,atoz,0to9,Space,!#$%&'()-.@^_`{}

6Use[F4]toloadthefile.

Changing the sort mode

Thewayinwhichthefilelistdisplayedonthefileselectionscreenisarrangedcanbespecified.


2Use[F2]toselectthesortmodeforthefileselectionscreenusingtheSortitem.

Newest Thefilesarearrangedinsequencestartingwiththefilehavingthemostrecentregistrationdateandtime.

Oldest Thefilesarearrangedinsequencestartingwiththefilehavingtheoldestregistrationdateandtime.

Name Thefilesarearrangedinfilenamesequence.

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1-12-4. Deleting files on memory cards

1Insertthememorycardonwhichthedataisstoredintothememorycardslot.


3Use[F2]toselect“Delete”usingtheModeitem,andthenpressthe[F2].When[F2]ispressed,thefileselectionscreenisdisplayed.

<Exampleofwhatappearsonthefileselectionscreen>

4Use[F1]toselectthetypeoffiletobedeletedusingtheSELECTitem.Ifthenameofthefiletobeloadedconsistsofmorethan8characters,ashortenedversionofthefilenamewillbedisplayed.

5Use[F2]toselectthenameofthefiletobedeletedusingtheSELECTFILEitem.

6Use[F4]todeletethefile.

1-12-5. Displaying the memory card information

1Insertthememorycardonwhichthedataisstoredintothememorycardslot.

2OntheSDCardmenu,use[F1]todisplaytheCardInformationsubmenu.

Free Space Thememorycard’stotalmemoryandremainingfreespacearedisplayedinmegabyteunits(MB).(Freespace/card’stotalmemory)

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1-13. Waveform monitor settings

WFM (waveform monitor) settings

1Pressthe[WFM/VECT]buttonamongthedisplaymodebuttonstodisplaythewaveformmonitoronthebuilt-indisplay.


3Use[F1]todisplaytheWFMsubmenu.

4Use[F2]toselectthemethodtobeusedtodisplaythesignalwaveformsusingtheStyleitem.

Parade Thesignalwaveformsarearrangedanddisplayed.

Overlay Thesignalwaveformsaresuperimposedontoeachotheranddisplayed.

5Use[F3]toselectthesignalswhosewaveformsaretobedisplayedusingtheModeitem.

YPbPr WaveformsoftheY,PBandPRsignalsaredisplayed.

RGB WaveformsoftheR,GandBsignalsaredisplayed.

Y WaveformsoftheYsignalonlyaredisplayed.

VECTOR (vectorscope) settings

1Pressthe[WFM/VECT]buttonamongthedisplaymodebuttonstodisplaythevectorscopeonthebuilt-indisplay.


3Use[F1]todisplaytheVectorsubmenu.

4Use[F2]toselectthecolorbarreferencemarkerusingtheBarTargetitem.

75% The75%colorbarreferencemarkerisdisplayed.

100% The100%colorbarreferencemarkerisdisplayed.

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1-14. Setting the status display

Displaying the audio status

Whenthemenudisplaymodehasbeensetto“1lineofmenudisplayandfull-screenimagedisplay”,theaudiostatusofthesignalsselectedbytheDISPbusisdisplayedontheWFMorVECTORscreen.

When SDI input signals are selected: Thestatusoftheembeddedaudioisdisplayed.When PGM, PVW, MV or AUX signals are selected: When“ON”hasbeenselectedastheancillarydatasetting,

thestatusoftheembeddedaudioisdisplayed.

-STATUS-<Format>1080/23PsF

<GROUP>1,2,3,4

<RATE>44.1KHz

<ACT>1,2,3,45,6,7,8

Audio group

Audio rate

Audio channels

System formats used by the unit

Display System format

1080/59i 1080/59.94i

720/59p 720/59.94p

1080/24PsF 1080/24PsF

1080/23PsF 1080/23.98PsF

480/59i 480/59.94i

1080/50i 1080/50i

720/50p 720/50p

576/50i 576/50i

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2. Input/output signal settings

2-1. Input signal settingsSDIIN1toSDIIN8areSDIsignalinputs.DVIINisDVI-Dsignalinput.INA1,INA2,INB1andINB2canbesetonlywhenoneofthefollowingoptionboardshasbeenconnected.

AV-HS04M1(SDIInputBoard) AV-HS04M2(AnalogInputBoard) AV-HS04M3(DVIInputBoard) AV-HS04M6(AnalogCompositeInputBoard) AV-HS04M8(Full-HDDVIInputBoard)

Beforesettingtheinputsignals,firstselecttheinputsignaltobesetusingtheInputsubmenu.

1Presstheibuttontolightitsindicator,anddisplaytheInputmenu.

2Use[F1]todisplaytheInputsubmenu.

3Use[F2]toselecttheinputsignalsusingtheSelectitem.

Themenudisplayisswitchedinaccordancewiththeinputsignalswhichhavebeenselected.Themenutitleissetto“MENU:Input(signaltype)/inputconnector(materialname)”.

Signal type SDI,Analog,DVI,Composite

Material name Materialnamesetin“2-1-5.Settingthematerialnames”.

<Example of menu (SDI)>

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<List of settings by input signal>

Input connector

Setting menu and numbers of sections in this manual

FS Mode Delay Freeze NameUp

Converter

2-1-1 2-1-2 2-1-3 2-1-4 2-1-5 2-1-6

SDIIN1toSDIIN4

StandardSDIinput8lines

Only

DotbyDotselectable

— —

SDIIN5,SDIIN6

—

SDIIN7,SDIIN8

DVIINStandard

DVI-Dinput1line— — — —

OptionslotINA1,INA2,INB1,INB2

AV-HS04M1SDIinput2lines

—

AV-HS04M2Analogcomponentinput

2lines —

AV-HS04M3DVI-Iinput2lines

— — — —

AV-HS04M6Analogcompositeinput

2lines —

AV-HS04M8DVI-Dinput2lines

— — — —

Input connector


Video Process

(SDI)Gain

Video Process

(Composite)

DVI Input(Digital)

DVI Input(Analog)

2-1-7 2-1-8 2-1-9 2-1-10 2-1-10

SDIIN1toSDIIN4

StandardSDIinput8lines

— — — —

SDIIN5,SDIIN6

— — — —

SDIIN7,SDIIN8

— — — —

DVIINStandard

DVI-Dinput1line— — — —

OptionslotINA1,INA2,INB1,INB2

AV-HS04M1SDIinput2lines

— — — — —

AV-HS04M2Analogcomponentinput

2lines— — — —

AV-HS04M3DVI-Iinput2lines

— — —

AV-HS04M6Analogcompositeinput

2lines— — —

AV-HS04M8DVI-Dinput2lines

— — — —

:Canbeset. —:Cannotbeset.

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2-1-1. Setting the frame synchronizerTheframesynchronizercanbesettoOnorOffforeachinput.TheDVIinputframesynchronizerispermanentlyOn.ItcannotbesetfromOntoOfforviceversa.

1OntheInputsubmenu,use[F2]toselecttheinputtobesetusingtheSelectitem.Referto“2-1.Inputsignalsettings”.


3Use[F2]tosetOnorOfffortheframesynchronizerusingtheFSitem.

Iftheoutputsignalphaseissetto0H,OffcannotbeselectedastheFSitemsetting.

AVDLfunctionisactivewhiletheframesynchronizerfunctionissettoOff.TheAVDLfunctionautomaticallyadjuststheinputimagesignalphasetothehorizontalsynchronizationreferencesignalphase.Fordetails,referto“2-4.Adjustingtheoutputsignalphase”.

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2-1-2. Setting the input modeThemodecanbesetforeachinputonlywhenHDhasbeenselectedasthesystemformat.WhenSDisselectedasthesystemformat,theinputmodeisalwaysthesameasNormal.

1OntheFSsubmenu,use[F3]tosettheinputmodeusingtheModeitem.

Normal Inputsignalsinconformitywiththesystemformattakeeffect.

Dot by Dot WhenSDsignalswiththesameframerateasthesystemformathavebeeninput,theyareinputonadotbydot(1magnification)basiswithnoup-conversion.(Thissettingisonlypossiblewhenthesystemformatis1080i.)Inthismode,thereisminimaldeteriorationintheimagequalityand,assuch,themodeisusedtocombineSDformatmaterialusingthePinPfunction.

Up Convert WhenSDsignalswiththesameframerateasthesystemformathavebeeninput,theyareup-converted.

Auto Inputsignalsinconformitywiththesystemformattakeeffect.Furthermore,ifSDsignalswiththesameframerateasthesystemformatareinputwhenHDisselectedasthesystemformat,theyareup-converted.IntheAutomode,theimagesmaybedisturbedwhentheinputsignalsareswitched.

<List of input modes supported>

System ModeInput

480/ 59.94i

576/ 50i

1080/ 59.94i

1080/ 50i

1080/ 24PsF

1080/ 23.98PsF

720/ 59.94p

720/ 50p

SD 480/59.94i — w w w w w w w

576/50i — w w w w w w w

HD 1080/59.94i Normal w w w w w w w

DotbyDot w w w w w w w

UpConvert w w w w w w w

Auto

(UpConvert)w w w w w w

1080/50i Normal w w w w w w w

DotbyDot w w w w w w w


Auto w

(UpConvert)w w w w w

1080/24PsF Normal w w w w w w w

DotbyDot w w w w w w w w

UpConvert w w w w w w w w

Auto w w w w w w w w

1080/23.98PsF Normal w w w w w w w

DotbyDot w w w w w w w w

UpConvert w w w w w w w w

Auto w w w w w w w w

720/59.94p Normal w w w w w w w


Auto

(UpConvert)w w w w w w

720/50p Normal w w w w w w w


Auto w

(UpConvert)w w w w w

denotesablackscreen. TheUpConvertmodeorAutomodecannotbeselectedforinputs1to4. IfDotbyDot,UpConvertorAutomodeisselected,theframesynchronizerwillbeturnedon. Theinputmodecannotbechangedwhenfreezeissettoon.

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2-1-3. Setting the delay amountTheinputsignalscanbedelayed.p ThedelaycanbeappliedonlytotheSDIIN7andSDIIN8

inputsignals.



3Use[F4]tosetthedelayamountusingtheDelayitem.

2-1-4. Freezing the input signalsTheinputsignalscanbefrozenandused.Whilesignalsarefrozen,thetallysignalsofthecorrespondinginputwillnotbeoutput.

Setting freeze


2Use[F1]todisplaytheFreezesubmenu.

3Use[F2]toselectthefreezemethodusingtheSelectitem.

Frame Theimagesarefrozenframebyframe.

Field Theimagesarefrozenfieldbyfield.Thisisusedtofreezemovingimages.Withinterlacesignals,however,diagonallinesandmovingpartsappearjagged.

FrameorFieldcanalsobeselectedwhileanimageisfrozen.

4Pressthe[F3]tofreezetheinputimageorcancelthefreeze.

Ifthe[F3]ispressedwhilethedisplayis“Off”,thevideosignalisfrozen,andthedisplayissetto“On”.

Ifthe[F3]ispressedwhilethedisplayis“On”,thevideosignalfreezingiscanceled,andthedisplayissetto“Off”.

The“F”markappearsinfrontofthenameofthematerialwhenthesignalssetforoutputofmultiviewdisplaysarefrozen.

WhentheunitisusedwiththeframesynchronizerfunctionOFF,theoutputimagesmaybedisturbedwhenfreezingisexecuted,butthefrozenimageswillnotbeadverselyaffected.

If,whentheswitcherisusedwiththeframesynchronizerfunctionatOFF,“On”issetasthefreezesetting,theframesynchronizerfunctionwillbeautomaticallyswitchedtoON.

2-1-5. Setting the material namesMaterialnamescanbegiventotheinputsignals.Thesenamescanbeselectedfromthedefaultsettingsorusersettings.


2Use[F1]todisplaytheNamesubmenu.

3Use[F2]toselectthetypeofmaterialnamesusingtheTypeitem.

Default(default settings)

Selectthematerialnamesfromthefollowing:SDIIN1toSDIIN8,DVIIN,IN-A1,IN-A2,IN-B1andIN-B2.

User(user settings)

Thematerialnamesaresetusingupto7characters.

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2-1-6. Setting the up-converterSelectthesettingsforSDIIN5toSDIIN8,aswellasfortheup-converterthatisbuiltintotheoptionboardslistedbelow:

AV-HS04M1(SDIInputBoard) AV-HS04M2(AnalogInputBoard) AV-HS04M6(AnalogCompositeInputBoard)


2Use[F1]todisplaytheUpConverter1submenu.

3Use[F2]toselectthescalingsystemusingtheScaleitem.

Squeeze Theimageisenlargedbothhorizontallyandverticallytofilltheentirescreen.

Edge Crop Theaspectratiooftheimageismaintained,theimagesizeisincreasedinaccordancewiththeverticalresolution,andblackbandsareaddedattheleftandright.

Letter Box Theaspectratiooftheimageismaintained,theimagesizeisincreasedinaccordancewiththehorizontalresolution,andtheimageiscroppedatthetopandbottom.

Input image Squeeze

Edge Crop Letter Box

4Use[F3]tosettheimagemovementdetectionsensitivityusingtheMoveDetectitem.

1 Towardstillimages

3 Standard

5 Towardmovingimages

5Use[F4]tosettheextentoftheedgesharpnessfortheimagesusingtheSharpitem.

1 Notsharpedges

3 Standard

5 Verysharpedges

6Use[F5]toadjusttheinputimagesize(100%to110%).

Fine-tuning of image positions

Fine-tuningofimagepositionsisperformedwhen“EdgeCrop”isselectedforthescalingmethod.

1Use[F1]todisplaytheUpConverter2submenu.

2Use[F2]toselecttheimagepositionusingtheEdgeCropPositem.

Center Theimageispositionedatthecenter,andblackimagesareaddedattheleftandright.

Right Theimageispositionedattheright,andablackimageisaddedattheleft.

Left Theimageispositionedattheleft,andablackimageisaddedattheright.

Setting the gamut limiter

1OntheUpConverter2submenu,use[F4]tosetthecolorrangeoftheinputsignalsusingtheLimiteritem.

Off Thecolorrangeisnotrestricted.

108 Theamplitudelevelofthecolors(R,GandB)isrestrictedto0%-108%.



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2-1-7. Setting the video process functionThevideoprocessfunctionworksforalltheSDIinputsignalimages.Thecolortonescanbechangedforeachinput.


2Use[F1]todisplaytheVideoProcess1submenu.

3Use[F2]toselectenable(On)ordisable(Off)forthevideoprocessfunctionusingtheVideoProcessitem.

4Use[F3]tosettheYsignalgainusingtheY-Gainitem.

5Use[F4]tosetthepedestallevelusingthePedestalitem.

6Use[F1]todisplaytheVideoProcess2submenu.

7Use[F3]tosetthesaturationgainusingtheC-Gainitem.

8Use[F4]tosetthechangeinthehueusingtheHueitem.

Copying the settings

Thevideoprocesssettingsalreadyselectedcanbesetforotherinputsignalsaswell.

OntheVideoProcess2submenu,use[F5]toselecttheinputsignalsofthecopydestination,andpress[F5].

2-1-8. Setting the analog input gain (option)

Whentheanaloginputboard(option)hasbeenconnected,thegainoftheinputsignalscanbeset.Alternatively,whentheanalogcompositeinputboard(option)hasbeenconnected,thegainoftheYsignalscanbeset.Thesettingrangeis±30steps,andthegainchangesbyapproximately±2dB.Theamountofchangeinthegainwhenitischangedbyonestepisnotfixed.


2Use[F1]todisplaytheVideoProcesssubmenu.

3Use[F2]tosetthegainoftheinputsignal(Ysignalgain)usingtheGainitem.

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2-1-9. Setting the analog composite input signals (option)

Whentheanalogcompositeinputboard(option)hasbeenconnected,theanalogcompositeinputsignalscanbeset.


2Use[F1]todisplaytheVideoProcesssubmenu.

3Use[F2]tosetthegainoftheinputsignal(Ysignalgain)usingtheGainitem.

4Use[F3]toadjustthechromalevelusingtheChromaitem.(Maximumamountofvariation:approx.±3dB)Theautocolorcontrolfunctionisactivated,andthechromaleveliskeptatthevaluethathasbeenset.

5Use[F4]toadjustthepedestallevelusingthePeditem.(Maximumamountofvariation:approx.±100mV)

6Use[F5]toadjustthehueusingtheHueitem.(Maximumamountofvariation:approx.±20°)AdjustmentofHueispossiblewhenthesystemformatis1080/59.94i,720/59.94pand480/59.94i.

Fordetailsontheothersettings,refertotheoperatinginstructionsoftheoptionboard.

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2-1-10. Setting the DVI input signalsSettheDVIinputsignalswhentheDVIinputboard(option)orfull-HDDVIinputboard(option)hasbeenconnected.Signalswiththefollowingresolutionscanbeinput.

DVI input signalsStandard(Digital)

DVI Input Board (Digital/Analog)

Full-HD DVI Input Board (Digital)

XGA(1024 768)/60 Hz

WXGA(1280 768)/60 Hz

SXGA(1280 1024)/60 Hz

WSXGA+(1680 1050)/60 Hz

—

UXGA(1600 1200)/60 Hz

—

WUXGA(1920 1200)/60 Hz

—

1080/59.94p(1920 1080)/59.94 Hz

—

1080/50p(1920 1080)/50 Hz

—

1080/59.94i(1920 1080)/59.94 Hz

— —

1080/50i(1920 1080)/50 Hz

— —

720/59.94p(1280 720)/59.94 Hz

— —

720/50p(1280 720)/50 Hz

— —


p Ifsignalswithanyotherresolutionsorfrequenciesareinput,thesignalscannotbeimportedcorrectly.Theimageswhichareoutputatatimelikethismaybeblackordisturbed.p TheseboardsareincompatiblewiththeHDCP(High-bandwidthDigitalContentProtection).


2Use[F1]todisplaytheDVIInputsubmenu.

3Use[F2]toselectthesignalsystemusingtheModeitem.SetthiswhentheDVIinputboard(AV-HS04M3)hasbeenconnected.

Digital DigitalinputsignalsoftheDVIconnectorareeffective.

Analog AnaloginputsignalsoftheDVIconnectorareeffective.

4Use[F3]toselectthescalingmethod.

Fit-V Theaspectratiooftheinputimagesismaintained,andthesizeoftheimagesisincreasedorreducedinaccordancewiththeverticalresolution.

Fit-H Theaspectratiooftheinputimagesismaintained,andthesizeoftheimagesisincreasedorreducedinaccordancewiththehorizontalresolution.

Full Thesizeoftheinputimagesisincreasedorreducedinaccordancewiththesystemresolution.(Theaspectratiooftheinputimagesisnotkeptthesame.Therateatwhichtheimagesizeisincreasedorreducedintheverticaldirectionandinthehorizontaldirectiondiffers.)

Fordetailsonthesizesthatcorrespondtotheformats,referto“DVIinputscalingsizetable”(onpage83).

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w DVI input scaling size table

DVI format ModeHD/1080i HD/720P SD/NTSC SD/PAL

1920 1080 1280 720 720 487 720 576

XGA1024 768

Fit-V 1440

1080720

960

487

720

576

720

Fit-H487

720

576

720

Full 1920

1080720

1280

487

720

576

720

SXGA1280 1024

Fit-V 1350

1080720

900

487

675

576

675

Fit-H

Full 1920

1080720

1280

487

720

576

720

WXGA1280 768

Fit-V

Fit-H

Full

:Blackimagesareinsertedhere.:Thepartsoftheimagesprotrudingintheseareasarecropped.

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1920 1080 1280 720 720 487 720 576

WSXGA+1680 1050

Fit-V 1728

1080720

1152

Fit-H

Full 1920

1080720

1280

487

720

576

720

UXGA1600 1200

Fit-V 1440

1080720

960

487

720

576

720

Fit-H487

720

576

720

Full 1920

1080720

1280

487

720

576

720

WUXGA1920 1200

Fit-V 1728

1080720

1152

Fit-H

Full 1920

1080720

1280

487

720

576

720


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1920 1080 1280 720 720 487 720 576

1080/59.94p1080/50p1080/59.94i1080/50i

1920 1080

Fit-V 1920

1080720

1280

Fit-H 1920

1080720

1280

Full 1920

1080720

1280

720/59.94p720/50p

1280 720

Fit-V 1920

1080720

1280

Fit-H 1920

1080720

1280

Full 1920

1080720

1280


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2-1-11. Displaying the DVI input signal informationTheseareusedtodisplaytheinformationconcerningtheDVI-Dinputsignalimages.Theinformationcannotbechanged.


2Use[F1]todisplaytheDVIStatussubmenu.

Size Thisindicatesthepixelcountoftheimages.

Dot Clock Thisindicatesthedotclockfrequencyoftheimages.

H-Frequency Thisindicatesthehorizontalfrequencyoftheimages.

V-Frequency Thisindicatestheverticalfrequencyoftheimages.

Theformatssupportedarelistedbelow.

<DVI-D formats supported>

Input video signalDot clock frequency

(MHz)

Frequency

Horizontal (kHz)

Vertical (Hz)

XGA 1024768 Digital 65.0 48.36 60.00

WXGA 1280768 Digital 79.5 47.78 59.87

SXGA 12801024 Digital 108.0 63.98 60.02

WSXGA+ 16801050 Digital 146.2 65.29 59.95

UXGA 16001200 Digital 162.0 75.00 60.00

WUXGA 19201200 Digital 154.0 74.04 59.95

1080/50p 19201080 Digital(RGB) 148.5 56.25 50.00

1080/59.94p 19201080 Digital(RGB) 148.5/1.001 67.50/1.001 60.00/1.001

1080/50i 19201080 Digital(RGB) 74.25 28.13 50.00

1080/59.94i 19201080 Digital(RGB) 74.25/1.001 33.72 60.00/1.001

720/50p 1280720 Digital(RGB) 74.25 37.50 50.00

720/59.94p 1280720 Digital(RGB) 74.25/1.001 44.96 60.00/1.001

p Iftheformatoftheinputsignalsisnotsupported,itmaynotbepossibletoimportthesignalsproperly,andablackimageordisturbedimagemayappear.

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2-1-12. Adjusting the DVI input signalsTheseareusedtoadjusttheclock/phaseandpositionoftheDVI-Dinputsignal.Selecttheclock/phaseandpositionofthesignalswhentheDVIinputboard(AV-HS04M3)hasbeenconnected.


2Use[F1]todisplaytheDVIPhasesubmenu.

3Use[F2]toadjusttheclockphaseoftheanaloginputsignalsusingtheClkPhsitem.Whileviewingtheimagequality,setthevalueatwhichthenoiselevelisminimized.

4Use[F3]toadjustthehorizontalpositionusingtheH-Positem.

5Use[F4]toadjusttheverticalpositionusingtheV-Positem.

2-1-13. Automatic adjustment of the black level and white level (analog input signals)

Theblacklevel(offset)andwhitelevel(gain)oftheanaloginputsignalsareadjustedautomatically.p SetthiswhentheDVIinputboard(AV-HS04M3)hasbeen

connected.

Dependingonthecomputerused,theremaybesomedeviationfromthecorrectlevelsoftheblacklevelorwhitelevel.Toproceedwithautomaticadjustmenttocorrectthisdeviation,displaytheblack-and-whitesignals(BW.bmp)onthesuppliedCD-ROMorthefull-screenblacksignalsandfull-screenwhitesignalsonthecomputerconnectedtotheDVIinputconnector,andinputthesesignalsastheDVIinputsignals.Whenusingtheblack-and-whitesignals,positionthemsothattheboundarybetweenblackandwhitecomestothecenterofthemonitorscreen.Whenusingthefull-screenblacksignalsorfull-screenwhitesignals,displaytheblackorwhiteinanareathatcoversatleast80%ofthescreenfromthescreencenter.Beforemakinganyadjustments,followtheinstructionsgiveninthe“Automaticadjustmentoftheblacklevel”section.

Automatic adjustment of the black levelInputtheblack-and-whitesignals(BW.bmp)orfull-screenblacksignals.Use[F5]toselect“Black”intheAutoitem,andpress[F5]toadjusttheblacklevelautomatically.“AutoSetting”isdisplayedonthebuilt-indisplaywhileadjustmentsarebeingmade.

Automatic adjustment of the white levelInputtheblack-and-whitesignals(BW.bmp)orfull-screenwhitesignals.Use[F5]toselect“White”intheAutoitem,andpress[F5]toadjustthewhitelevelautomatically.“AutoSetting”isdisplayedonthebuilt-indisplaywhileadjustmentsarebeingmade.

Initializing the adjusted valuesUse[F5]toselect“Init”intheAutoitem,andpress[F5]toreturntheadjustedvaluestotheirfactorysettings.“AutoSetting”isdisplayedonthebuilt-indisplaywhileadjustmentsarebeingmade.

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2-2. Output signal settingsSDIOUT1toSDIOUT5areSDIsignaloutputs.DVIOUTisDVI-Dsignaloutput.OUTA1,OUTA2,OUTB1andOUTB2canbesetonlywhenoneofthefollowingoptionboardshasbeenconnected.

AV-HS04M4(AnalogOutputBoard) AV-HS04M5(DVI/AnalogOutputBoard) AV-HS04M7(SDIOutputBoard)

Beforeproceedingtosettheoutputsignals,firstselecttheoutputsignalstobesetusingtheOutputsubmenu.

1Presstheibuttontolightitsindicator,anddisplaytheOutputmenu.

2Use[F1]todisplaytheOutputsubmenu.

3Use[F2]toselecttheoutputsignalsusingtheSelectitem.

Themenudisplayisswitcheddependingontheselectedoutputsignals.Themenutitleissetto“MENU:Output(signaltype)/outputconnector”.

Signal type SDI,Analog,DVI-D,DVI-I

<Example of menu (SDI)>

<List of settings by output signal>

Output connector


Assign SDI OutputDVI Output

(Digital)DVI Output

(Analog)Down

Converter

2-2-1 2-2-2 2-2-3 2-2-3 2-2-4

SDIOUT1toSDIOUT5

StandardSDIoutput5lines

— — —

DVIOUTStandard

DVI-Doutput1line — — —

OptionslotOUTA1,OUTA2,

AV-HS04M4Analogcomponentoutput2lines

— — — —

AV-HS04M5DVI-Ioutput1line

Analogcomponentoutput1line — — —

AV-HS04M7SDIoutput2lines

— —

OptionslotOUTB1,OUTB2

AV-HS04M4Analogcomponentoutput2lines

— — — —

AV-HS04M5DVI-Ioutput1line

Analogcomponentoutput1line — — —

AV-HS04M7SDIoutput2lines

— —


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2-2-1. Assigning the output signalsTheoutputsignalscanbeassignedtotheSDIOUT1toSDIOUT5connectorsandDVIOUTconnector.

1OntheOutputsubmenu,use[F2]toselecttheoutputtobesetusingtheSelectitem.Referto“2-2.Outputsignalsettings”.


3Use[F2]tosetthetypeofoutputsignalusingtheSourceitem.

PGM Animageprovidedwiththewipe,mix,key,downstreamkeyorothereffectisoutputattheswitcher’smainlineoutput.

PVW Thisisthepreviewoutputthatenablesthenextoperationtobecheckedbeforeitisexecuted.

AUX1 to 4 Thesignalsselectedbythe4linesofAUXbuses(AUX1toAUX4)areoutput.

CLN Thecleansignal(theimageresultingwhenthekey,downstreamkeyorothereffecthasbeenremovedfromthePGMsignal)isoutput.Referto“AssigningtheCLNsignal”.

MV Themultiviewdisplaysignalsareoutput.Multipleinputsignalsandoutputsignalsarereducedinsizeandoutputtoonescreen.

KeyOut Thekeysignalisoutput.

MEM-PVW Inthememorypreviewmode,theshotmemoryandeventmemoryeffectsareoutputtopreview.

4Use[F3]tosettheoutputmodeusingtheModeitem.

Normal Thesamesignalsasthesystemformatsignalsareoutput.

Down Convert(down-converter)

ThiscanbeselectedwhentheSDIoutputboard(option:AV-HS04M7)hasbeenconnected.Whenthesystemformatis1080/59.94ior720/59.94p,thesignalsareoutputinthe480/59.94iformat.Whenthesystemformatis1080/50ior720/50p,thesignalsareoutputinthe576/50iformat.WhenthesystemformatisSD(480/59.94ior576/50i),thissettingcannotbeselected.

Assigning the CLN signal

SetKEYCLNorDSKCLNastheCLNoutput.



3Use[F3]toselectthetypeofoutputsignalusingtheCLNitem.

Key ThePGMsignalsminusthekeyeffectsareoutput.TheKey,PinP1,PinP2andDSKeffectsarenotadded.

DSK ThePGMsignalminusthedownstreamkeyeffectsareoutput.

2-2-2. Setting the SDI output color rangeThecolorrangecanbesetfortheSDIoutputsignalimages.p ThesamesettingappliestoalltheSDIoutputsignals.

1OntheOutputsubmenu,use[F5]tosetthecolorrangeusingtheSDILimititem.Referto“2-2.Outputsignalsettings”.

Off Thecolorrangeisnotrestricted.




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2-2-3. Setting the DVI output signalsSettheDVIoutputsignalsofthestandardoutput(DVIOUT)andtheDVIoutputsignalsiftheDVI/analogoutputboard(option)hasbeenconnected.


2Use[F1]todisplaytheDVIOutputsubmenu.

3Use[F2]toselectthesignalsystemusingtheModeitem.SetthiswhentheDVI/analogoutputboard(AV-HS04M5)hasbeenconnected.

Digital DVIdigitalsignalsareoutputfromtheDVIconnector.

Analog DVIanalogsignals(RGB)areoutputfromtheDVIconnector.When“Analog”hasbeenselected,thedisplaypositionoftheimagemaybeoffdependingonthemonitorwhichisconnected.Ifitisoff,adjustthepositionatthemonitor.Fordetailsontheadjustmentmethod,refertotheoperatinginstructionsofthemonitor.

4Use[F3]toselecttheresolutionoftheimagestobeoutputusingtheSizeitem.

Auto TheequipmentinformationoftheoutputdestinationiscapturedbytheDVIsignals,andtheimagesareoutputattheoptimumresolution.Theverticalfrequencyis60Hz,andthemaximumresolutionisSXGAforanalogoutputsignalsandWUXGAfordigitaloutputsignals.Iftheequipmentinformationcannotbecapturedoriftheresolutionandfrequencywhichcanbeoutputbytheunitarenotcontainedintheequipmentinformation,theimageswillbeoutputattheXGAsetting.

Othersignalsarelistedinthetablebelow.

<Table of DVI output signal settings>DVI output signal Standard output (DVI OUT) DVI/Analog Output Board

Size Output (Digital) (Digital) (Analog)

XGA (1024768)/60Hz

WXGA (1280768)/60Hz

SXGA (12801024)/60Hz

WSXGA+ (16801050)/60Hz —

UXGA (16001200)/60Hz —

WUXGA (19201200)/60Hz —

1080/59.94p (19201080)/59.94Hz —

1080/50p (19201080)/50Hz —

1080/59.94i (19201080)/59.94Hz — —

1080/50i (19201080)/50Hz — —

720/59.94p (1280720)/59.94Hz — —

720/50p (1280720)/50Hz — —


TheDVIsignalscannotbeoutputifthesystemformatis1080/23.98PsFor1080/24PsF.

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5Use[F4]toselectthescalingmethodusingtheScaleitem.

Fit-V Theaspectratiooftheoutputimagesismaintained,andthesizeoftheimagesisincreasedorreducedinaccordancewiththeverticalresolution.(Blackbandsareinsertedintotheareaswheretherearenoimages.Theprotrudingpartsoftheimagesarecropped.)

Fit-H Theaspectratiooftheoutputimagesismaintained,andthesizeoftheimagesisincreasedorreducedinaccordancewiththehorizontalresolution.(Blackbandsareinsertedintotheareaswheretherearenoimages.Theprotrudingpartsoftheimagesarecropped.)

Full Thesizeoftheoutputimagesisincreasedorreducedinaccordancewiththesystemresolution.

Fullx80% Thesizeoftheoutputimageisincreasedorreducedinaccordancewiththe80%sizeofthesystemresolution.

Fullx90% Thesizeoftheoutputimageisincreasedorreducedinaccordancewiththe90%sizeofthesystemresolution.

TheaspectratioisnotmaintainedattheFull,Fullx80%orFullx90%setting.Therateatwhichtheimagesizeisincreasedorreducedintheverticaldirectionandinthehorizontaldirectiondiffers.

w Setting the video movement detection sensitivity


2Use[F3]tosettheimagemovementdetectionsensitivityusingtheMoveDetectitem.

1 Towardstillimages

3 Standard

5 Towardmovingimages

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2-2-4. Setting the down-converter (option)Selectthesettingsforthedown-converterthatisbuiltintotheSDIoutputboard(option:AV-HS04M7).


2Use[F1]todisplaytheDownConvertersubmenu.

3Use[F2]toselectthescalingsystemusingtheScaleitem.

Squeeze Thetop,bottom,leftandrightarereducedsothattheaspectratioissetto4:3.

Edge Crop Theaspectratioismaintained,theimageisreducedinsizeinlinewiththeverticalresolution,anditiscroppedattheleftandright.

Letter Box Theaspectratioismaintained,theimageisreducedinsizeinlinewiththehorizontalresolution,andablackimageisaddedatthetopandbottom.

System image (HD)

Output image (SD)

Squeeze Edge Crop Letter Box

4Use[F3]tosetthedelaytimeoftheoutputusingtheDelayitem.

90H(75H) Whenthesystemformatis1080/59.94i,theimageisdelayedfromthesystemimage(HD)by90H,andoutput.Whenthesystemformatis720/59.94p,theimageisdelayedfromthesystemimage(HD)by90H+1F(frame),andoutput.Whenthesystemformatis1080/50i,theimageisdelayedfromthesystemimage(HD)by75H,andoutput.Whenthesystemformatis720/50p,theimageisdelayedfromthesystemimage(HD)by75H+1F(frame),andoutput.Whenthesystemformatis1080/50ior720/50p,“75H”isdisplayedonthemenu.

1F Theimageisoutputin-phasewithadelayof1framefromthesystemimage(HD).

Fordetailsonthephaseanddelayamounts,referto“2-4.Adjustingtheoutputsignalphase”.

5Use[F4]tosettheextentoftheedgesharpnessfortheimagesusingtheSharpitem.

1 Standard

5 Verysharpedges

Fordetailsontheothersettings,refertotheoperatinginstructionsoftheoptionboard.

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2-3. Setting the sync signalsThesyncsignalstobeusedbythesystemcanbeselected.

External sync: Forsynchronizationwithanexternalsyncsignal

(gen-lock). Thereferenceinputsignalisloopedthroughandoutput.

BB Blackburstsignal(verticalphaseof0H)

BB Advanced

BlackburstsignalVerticalphaseof90Hwhenthe59.94ior59.94pformatisselected;verticalphaseof75Hwhenthe50ior50pformatisselected

Tri-level sync Tri-levelsyncsignal(verticalphaseof0H)Thiscanbeselectedwhenthesystem

formatis1080/24PsF.

Internal Forsynchronizationwithaninternalreferencesignal(INT).TheREFOUTsignal(blackburstsignal)isoutputfromthetworeferenceconnectors.Thiscannotbeselectedwhenthesystem

formatis1080/24PsF.

When1080/24PsFisselectedastheformat,INT(internalsynchronization)cannotbeselectedintheSyncitemoftheReferencesubmenu. Thisunitsupportssynchronizationsignalsforfieldfrequenciesthataresameasthoseofthesystemformat.Whentheunitissettothe1080/23.98PsFformat,however,theunitalsosupportsblackburstsignalswith10F-1D(compliantwiththeSMPTE318Mstandard).

1Pressthesbuttontolightitsindicator,anddisplaytheSystemmenu.

2Use[F1]todisplaytheReferencesubmenu.

3Use[F2],selectthesyncsignalusingtheSyncitem,andpressthe[F2]toentertheselection.

4Use[F3]toselectthesetupleveloftheblackburstsignalintheinternalsynchronizationmodeusingtheBBSetupitem.Thissettingtakeseffectwhenthevideosystemis59.94ior59.94p.Thesetuplevelisfixedat0IREwhenthesystemis50ior50p.

5ThegenlockstatusisdisplayedintheGenLockitem.

Locked Synchronizedwiththeexternalsyncsignalorinternalreferencesignal.

UnLock Notsynchronizedwiththeexternalsyncsignalorinternalreferencesignal.

2-4. Adjusting the output signal phase

Thephaseoftheoutputvideosignalscanbeadjusted.


2Use[F1]todisplaytheOutputPhasesubmenu.

3Use[F2],andselect“0H”or“1H”usingtheSystemitem.

0H TheoutputvideosignalsareoutputtothesystemReferencesignalwithusingin-phase.TheframesynchronizerfunctionisONforallinputsignals.

1H TheoutputvideosignalsareoutputtothesystemReferencesignalwith1Hdelay.WhentheframesynchronizerfunctionisON,theoutputvideosignalsareoutputwith1frame+1Hdelay.

4Use[F3]toadjustHphaseusingtheH-Phaseitem.H-Phasecanbeadjustedwithinarangeof–0.5Hto+0.5H.

Thesettingdisplayedonthemenudiffersdependingonthesystemformat.

5Use[F4]toadjustVphaseusingtheV-Phaseitem.V-Phasecanbeadjustedwithinarangeof–100Hto+100H.

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<Phase adjustment setup>

Reference (Phase Reference)

H Phase (–0.5H to +0.5H) + V Phase (±100 lines)

InternalFixed DL

Approx. 0.2H

• 0H Output (1F delay for Reference and in-phase output)

FS Range

MAX less than approximately 1 frame

Longest Output(+1.5H)

Approx. 0.3H

+0.5H

Output Phase Variable Range



Approx. +0.3H to +1.3H InternalFixed DL

AVDL Range

Reference(System standard)

• 1H Output (+1H)

ShortestOutput (+0.5H)



Approx. 0.3H

+0.5H

InternalFixed DL

Approx. –0.7H to +0.3H

AVDL Range



InternalFixed DL

Approx. –0.2H to +0.8HApprox.

0.2H

AVDL Range

Approx. 0.2H

AVDL Range:Rangeforautomaticphaseadjustment.

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<Phases and delay amounts of input/output signals during HD format use>

Input signals

FS: On,OffMode: Normal,UpConvertor

DotbyDot(cannotbeselectedwhenthesystemformatis720p)

Video effects

Output signals

1

Delay: 90H(75H)or1F

2See“2-1-1.Settingtheframesynchronizer”.

See“2-2-4.Settingthedown-converter(option)”.

Frame synchronizer

Down-converter

Output Phase

Input Non-synchronized

input

Output signal 1 Normal

Output signal 2 Down Converter (90H)

Output signal 2 Down Converter (1F)

System Mode FS PhaseDelay

amountPhase

Delay amount

PhaseDelay

amount

Sync signal (Reference):Blackburstsignal(BB),tri-levelsyncsignal(Tri-levelsync),internalreferencesignal(Internal)

1H Normal Off Notpossible Reference+1H 1H 1+90H 1H+90H In-phasewith1

1H+1F

Normal On Possible Reference+1H Max.1F+1H

1+90H Max.1F+1H+90H

In-phasewith1

Max.2F+1HUpConvert/

DotbyDotOn(Forced)

Possible

0H(Example 1)

Normal/UpConvert/DotbyDot

On(Forced)

Possible In-phasewithReference

Max.1F

1+90H Max.1F+90H

In-phasewith1

Max.2F

Sync signal (Reference):Blackburstsignal(BBAdvanced)

1H Normal Off Notpossible Reference–90H+1H

1H 1+90H 1H+90H In-phasewith1

1F+1H

Normal On Possible Reference–90H+1H

Max.1F–90H+1H

1+90H Max.1F+1H

In-phasewith1

Max.2F–90H+1H

UpConvert/DotbyDot

On(Forced)

Possible

0H(Example 2)

Normal/UpConvert/DotbyDot

On(Forced)

Possible Reference–90H

Max.1F–90H

1+90H(In-phasewithReference)

Max.1F

In-phasewith1

Max.2F–90H

For1080/50iand720/50p,the90Hindicatedabovebecomes75H. ConversionbasedontheHDformatappliesfor1H.WhenDVEeffectandPinPeffecthavebeenusedasthevideoeffects,theoutputsignalisdelayedby+1F. ThephaseanddelayamountfortheDVIinputsignalsarethesameaswhenUpConvert/DotbyDotisselectedsincetheframesynchronizerissettotheOnmode. TheDVIoutputsignalsaredelayedby+1F.Whenimagesareoutputtoamultiviewdisplay,theyaredelayedby+1F.WhenDVIoutputsignalsareoutputimagesforamultiviewdisplay,theoutputimagesaredelayedby+2F.

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<Phase relationship between input signals and output signals>(for 1080/59.94i format)

(Example 1)

F1 F2

F1 F2

F1 F2

F1 F2

Input signals (non-synchronized)

1F (frame)

Sync signal (Reference)

Output signal 1

Output signal 2 (90H)

Output signal 2 (1F)

Max. 1F

Max. 2F

Max. 1F+90H

(Example 2)

F1 F2

F1 F2

F1 F2

F1 F2

Input signals (non-synchronized)

1F (frame)

Sync signal (Reference)

Output signal 1

Output signal 2 (90H)

Output signal 2 (1F)

Max. 1F–90H

Max. 2F–90H

Max. 1F

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2-5. Setting the multi view display

2-5-1. Setting the screen layoutThefollowingnineoptionsareavailableassplitscreenlayouts.

4Split 5-aSplit 5-bSplit

6-aSplit 6-bSplit 9Split

10-aSplit 10-bSplit 16Split

Displayofthefollowingsignalscanbeassignedtosubscreens1to16.

Signals that can be assignedSDIIN1toSDIIN8,DVIIN,IN-A1,IN-A2,IN-B1,IN-B2,CBGD1,CBGD2,Still1V,Still1K,Still2V,Still2K,Clip1V,Clip1K,Clip2V,Clip2K,PGM,PVW,MEM-PVW,KeyOut,AUX1toAUX4,Clock

<Display modes>

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21

4Split

21

53 4

5-bSplit

21

53 4

5-aSplit

21

63 4 5

6-bSplit

21

653 4

6-aSplit

7 8 9

4 5 6

1 2 3

9Split

1

7 8 9 10

3 4 5 6

2

10-bSplit

1

3 4 5 6

7 8 9 10

2

10-aSplit

1 2 3 4

5 6 7 8

9 10 11 12

13 14 15 16

16Split

1Pressthexbuttontolightitsindicator,anddisplaytheMultiViewDisplaymenu.

2Use[F1]todisplaytheMVSplitsubmenu.

3Use[F2]tosetthesplit-screendisplaymodeusingtheSplititem.

4Use[F1]todisplaytheMVPattern1/4toMVPattern4/4submenus.

5Use[F2]to[F5]tosetthenamesofthesignalstobedisplayedonthesubscreens(1to16).

SDIIN1toSDIIN8,DVIIN,IN-A1,IN-A2,IN-B1,IN-B2,CBGD1,CBGD2,Still1V,Still1K,Still2V,Still2K,Clip1V,Clip1K,Clip2V,Clip2K,PGM,PVW,MEM-PVW,KeyOut,AUX1toAUX4,Clock

Whentheinputsignals(SDIIN1toSDIIN8,DVIIN,IN-A1,IN-A2,IN-B1orIN-B2)havebeenselected,thematerialnamesetusingtheInputmenuNamesubmenuisdisplayed(withupto10characters).

WhentheinputsignalshavebeenselectedbytheAUXbuses(AUX1toAUX4),thefirstfourcharactersofthematerialnameisdisplayedinside[].

Display that appears when IN1 (CAM1) has been selected by the AUX1: AUX1[CAM1]Display that appears when IN2 (CAMERA2) has been selected by the AUX2: AUX2[CAME]

WhentheAUXbusforwhich“MV”hasbeenselectedisdisplayedonthesubscreenofthemultiviewdisplay,theimagesareloopedasiftwomirrorswerefacingeachother.

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2-5-2. Setting the split frame and characters

Settheframe,characterbrightnessandbackgroundofthesplitscreenstobedisplayedonthemultiviewdisplay.


2Use[F1]todisplaytheMVFramesubmenu.

3Use[F2]tosetthesplitframebrightnessandsplitframedisplayusingtheFrameitem.

LUM0%, LUM25%, LUM50%, LUM75%, LUM100%

Selectoneofthesesettingsforthebrightnessofthesplitframe(grayscale).

Off Thesplitframeisnotdisplayed.

4Use[F3]tosetthecharacterbrightnessandcharacterdisplayusingtheCharacteritem.

LUM0%, LUM25%, LUM50%, LUM75%, LUM100%

Selectoneofthesecharacter(grayscale)brightnesssettings.

Off Thecharactersarenotdisplayed.Neitheristhecharacterbackgroundshown.

5Use[F4]tosetwhetherthecharacterbackground(half-tone)istobedisplayedusingtheLabelitem.

On Thecharacterbackgroundisdisplayed.

Off Thecharacterbackgroundisnotdisplayed.

2-5-3. Setting the tally displaysSetthetallydisplaystobesuperimposedontothesplitframeofthemultiviewdisplay.Theredtallyindicatesmaterialconsistingofprogramoutputs.Thegreentallyindicatesmaterialselectedbythepresetbus.

OntheMVFramesubmenu,use[F5]tosetthetallydisplaysusingtheTallyitem.

Red+Green Boththeredtallyandgreentallyaredisplayed.

Red Onlytheredtallyisdisplayed.

Off Notallydisplaysareshown.

TheredtallyisnotdisplayedduringFTBoperationwhiletheprogramimageshavebeencompletelyfadedouttoablackscreen.Atthistime,thegreentallyisdisplayedforimagesconsistingofprogramimages.However,theredtallyisdisplayedwhenasettingotherthan“White”or“Black”hasbeenselectedfortheimageusedforfadingout.Referto“1-7.FTB(FadetoBlack)”.

Theredtallyandgreentallysignalsareoutputfromthetallyoutputconnectorontherearpanel.Referto“4-1.SettingtheGPII/O”.

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2-5-4. Changing the material namesThematerialnamesoftheinputsignals(SDIIN1toSDIIN8,DVIIN,IN-A1,IN-A2,IN-B1orIN-B2)tobesetonthemultiviewdisplaycanbechanged.Thesenamescanbeselectedfromthedefaultsettingsorusersettings.Whenthepresetsettingsandusersettingsareestablished,thematerialname(CAM1,etc.)isdisplayed.


2Use[F1]todisplaytheNamesubmenu.

3Use[F2]toselectthetypeofmaterialnamesusingtheTypeitem.

Default(default settings)

Selectthematerialnamesfromthefollowing:SDIIN1toSDIIN8,DVIIN,IN-A1,IN-A2,IN-B1andIN-B2.

User(user settings)

Thematerialnamesaresetusingupto7characters.

Preset type setting procedure

1OntheNamesubmenu,use[F2]toselect“Preset”usingtheTypeitem.

2Use[F3]toselectthematerialnameusingtheNameitem.

User type setting procedure

1OntheNamesubmenu,use[F2]toselect“User”usingtheTypeitem.

2Press[F3]todisplaythekeyboardscreen.

3Using[F1]to[F3],inputthename,andpress[F4].Toclearthenamewhichhasbeeninputandclosethekeyboardscreen,press[F5].Referto“2-2-2.Keyboardscreenoperations”


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2-5-5. Setting the level metersLevelmetersfortheembeddedaudiosignalstransferredbytheSDIinputcanbedisplayedonthesplitscreens.

Left display: Channel1ofgroup1Right display: Channel2ofgroup1


2Use[F1]todisplaytheDisplaysubmenu.

3Use[F2]tosetthelevelmeterdisplayusingtheLevelMeteritem.

On Thelevelmetersaredisplayed.

Off Thelevelmetersarenotdisplayed.

2-5-6. Setting the input signal marksThestatusoftheinputsignalscanbedisplayedinfrontofthematerialnamesdisplayedonthesplitscreens.

“F” mark: Thisappearswhentheinputsignalsarefrozen.“ ! ” mark: Thisappearswhennosignalsareinputorwhensignals

withdifferentformatsareinput.

Whenthe“F”markisdisplayed,the“!”markisnotdisplayed.

1OntheDisplaysubmenu,use[F3]tosettheinputsignalstatusdisplayusingtheInputStatusitem.

On Theinputsignalstatusisdisplayed.

Off Theinputsignalstatusisnotdisplayed.

2-5-7. Setting the markersSafetymarkerscanbedisplayedforthemultiviewmaterials.ThemarkerscanbedisplayedwhenPGMorPVWmaterialsaretobedisplayedinhalftheiroriginalsize.

4Split Subscreens1to4

5/6/10Split 1or2subscreens

1OntheDisplaysubmenu,use[F4]tosetthemarkerdisplayusingtheMarkeritem.

4:3 Themarkersaredisplayedusingthe4:3aspectratio.

16:9 Themarkersaredisplayedusingthe16:9aspectratio.

Off Themarkersarenotdisplayed.

2Use[F5]tosetthesizeofthemarkersusingtheMarkerSizeitem.

2-5-8. High-resolution multi view modeTheimageoutputonamultiviewdisplaycanbeoutputinhighresolutiontoDVI-Doutput.p Thesesettingscanbeestablishedwhenthesystemmode

issettoSD.


2Use[F1]todisplaytheFormatsubmenu.

3Use[F3]toset“On”or“Off”usingtheHiResolutionitem,andpressthe[F3].

Turningthissetting“On”switchestheSourceitemtothedefaultvalueifthefollowingoutputsignalsintheSourceitemoftheAssignsubmenuundertheOutputmenuaresetto“MV”.

SDIOUT1toSDIOUT5,OUT-A1,OUT-A2,OUT-B1,OUT-B2

Turningthissetting“On”,whilethemultiviewdisplaysignalisoutputtotheAUXbusorDISPbus,switchestheoutputsignaltotheblacksignal(internallygeneratedsignal).

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2-6. Setting the ancillary data and embedded audio data

AfunctionforallowingtheVancillarydataandembeddedaudiodataoftheSDIinputsignalstopassthroughcanbeset.

When an HD format is used: Theancillarydatastartingwithline9isallowedtopass

through.When an SD format is used: Theancillarydatastartingwithline12isallowedto

passthrough.

p When1080/59.94i,720/59.94p,1080/50ior720/50phasbeenselectedastheunit’ssystemformatsetting,itisnotpossibletoallowtheancillarydataandembeddedaudiodatatopassthroughevenifSDformatsignals(480/59.94ior576/50i)havebeeninputintheDotbyDotmodeorUpConvertmode.Referto“2-1-2.Settingtheinputmode”.


2Use[F1]todisplaytheAncillarysubmenu.

Setting for the program output signals

3Use[F3]toselect“On”or“Off”usingthePGMitem.

On TheancillarydataandembeddedaudiodataoftheSDIinputmaterialsselectedbythePGMbusareallowedtopassthrough.

Off Theancillarydataandembeddedaudiodataarenotallowedtopassthrough.

Setting for the preview output signals

4Use[F4]toselect“On”or“Off”usingthePVWitem.

On TheancillarydataandembeddedaudiodataoftheSDIinputmaterialsselectedbythePSTbusareallowedtopassthrough.


Setting for the output signals of the multi view display

5Use[F5]toselect“PGM”,“PVW”or“Off”usingtheMVitem.

PGM TheancillarydataandembeddedaudiodataoftheSDIinputmaterialsselectedbythePGMbusareallowedtopassthrough.

PVW TheancillarydataandembeddedaudiodataoftheSDIinputmaterialsselectedbythePSTbusareallowedtopassthrough.


Setting for the output signals of the AUX buses (AUX1 to AUX4)

6Use[F2]toselect“On”or“Off”usingtheAUXitem.

On TheancillarydataandembeddedaudiodataoftheSDIinputmaterialsselectedbytheAUXbus(AUX1toAUX4)areallowedtopassthrough.


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3. System settings

3-1. Setting the system formatOnesystemformat(input/outputsignal)canbeselected.


2Use[F1]todisplaytheFormatsubmenu.

3Use[F2],selecttheformatusingtheFormatitem,andpressthe[F2]toentertheselection.

Setting the 16:9 squeeze mode

Whenthe16:9squeezemodeisselected,aborderwidth(wipeorPinP)isestablishedthatconsiderscaseswhereSDformatimagesaretobeconvertedintothe16:9aspectratioandused.ThissettingispossiblewhenSDisselectedasthesystemformatsetting.

OntheFormatsubmenu,use[F4]toselectwhethertosupportthesqueezemodeusingthe16:9Squeezeitem.

On Thesqueezemodeissupported.

Off Thesqueezemodeisnotsupported.

Borderwidth(graphicalrepresentation)whenthesqueezemodeissupported

Squeeze(4:3) 16:9

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3-2. Setting the crosspoints

3-2-1. Assigning signals to the crosspointsExternalvideoinputsignalsandinternallygeneratedsignalscanbeassignedtocrosspointbuttons1to24.Whenoneofthecrosspointbuttons1to24ishelddown,thestatusofthesignalassignedisdisplayedonthebuilt-indisplaywhilethebuttonishelddown.

Changingthecurrentassignmentofthesignalsselectedbythecrosspointbuttonswillcausethepositionsofthelitcrosspointbuttonstochangetocorrespondwiththeassignmentchange.Theimagesoutputatthistimewillremainunchanged.

Thetablebelowliststhematerialswhichcanbeassigned.

SignalWhat appears on the

displayDescription

SDIIN1toSDIIN8 IN1toIN8 SDIinput1to8

DVIIN DVI DVI-Dinput

IN-A1,IN-A2,IN-B1,IN-B2

A1,A2,B1,B2

Optionslot(SDI,analogcomponent,analogcompositeandDVI)

Black BLK Internallygeneratedsignal(black)

CBGD1,CBGD2 CBD1,CBD2 Internallygeneratedsignal(colorbackground)

CBAR CBAR Internallygeneratedsignal(colorbar)

Still1V,Still1K,Still2V,Still2K

ST1V,ST1K,ST2V,ST2K

Stillimagevideomemory

Clip1V,Clip1K,Clip2V,Clip2K

CL1V,CL1K,CL2V,CL2K

Movingimagevideomemory

MEM-PVW MPV Memorypreview(AUXbusandbuilt-indisplayimagesonly)

AUX1toAUX4 AUX1toAUX4 AUXbusoutput(built-indisplayimagesonly)

CLN CLN CLN(AUXbusandbuilt-indisplayimagesonly)

KeyOut KOUT KeyOut(AUXbusandbuilt-indisplayimagesonly)

Shift SHIFT SHIFTfunction

None None Noassignment

Theimagewillnotbechangedbypressinganybuttontowhich“None”isassigned.

Thetablebelowliststhedefaultsettings.

ButtonWhat appears on

the displayButton

What appears on the display

ButtonWhat appears on

the display

XPT1 BLK XPT9 IN8 XPT17 CBD1

XPT2 IN1 XPT10 DVI XPT18 ST1V

XPT3 IN2 XPT11 A1 XPT19 ST2V

XPT4 IN3 XPT12 None XPT20 None

XPT5 IN4 XPT13 A2 XPT21 KOUT

XPT6 IN5 XPT14 B1 XPT22 CLN

XPT7 IN6 XPT15 B2 XPT23 None

XPT8 IN7 XPT16 CBAR XPT24 None

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3-2-2. Setting the crosspoint switchingThetimingatwhichthecrosspointsaretobeswitchedcanbeset.Thisswitchinginvolvestheoperationsofthecrosspointbuttonsand[Cut]button.

1Pressthexbuttontolightitsindicator,anddisplaytheXPTmenu.

2Use[F1]todisplaytheXPTSwitchsubmenu.

3Use[F2],andselecttheswitchingtimingusingtheTimingitem.

Any Thecrosspointsareswitchedinthenearestfield.Thisissuitedtoliveapplications.

Field1 Thecrosspointsareswitchedinfield1.Thisissuitedtoeditingapplications.

Field2 Thecrosspointsareswitchedinfield2.Thisissuitedtoeditingapplications.

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3-3. Button assignments

3-3-1. Setting the user buttonsTheusercanassignseveralfunctionswhichcanbesetusingthemenuitemsintoeightuserbuttons(U1toU8).TheuserbuttonslightinamberwhentheassignedfunctionisONandareoffwhentheassignedfunctionisOFF.Eachtimetheuserbuttonispressed,thefunctionsettingalternatesbetweenONandOFF.

Thetablebelowliststhefunctionswhichcanbeassignedtotheuserbuttons(U1toU8).

Function name Description of function

KeyPVW Outputthekeyimagetothepreviewoutput.

PinPPVW OutputsthePinP1andPinP2imagessimultaneouslytothepreviewoutput.

PinP1PVW OutputthePinP1imagetothepreviewoutput.

PinP2PVW OutputthePinP2imagetothepreviewoutput.

DSKPVW OutputtheDSKimagetothepreviewoutput.

GPII-EN EnablesordisablesGPI-In.

GPIO-EN EnablesordisablesGPI-Out.

SHIFT SwitchesalltheA/BbusandAUXbuscrosspointsbetweenfrontandrear.

AUXTrans EnablesordisablestheAUXbustransitions.

PinPTrans EnablesordisablesthePinPbustransitions.

EFFDSLV SwitcheseffectdissolvebetweenONandOFF.

w Default settings

Button Function name Button Function name

U1 KEYPVW U5 AUXTrans

U2 PinPPVW U6 EFFDSLV

U3 DSKPVW U7 SHIFT

U4 PinPTrans U8 None

Whenaplug-insoftwareapplicationisintroduced,thefunctionsinherenttothatapplicationaresometimesaddedasthefunctionswhichareassigned.


<Setting method>


2Use[F1]todisplaytheUserButton1submenuandUserButton2submenu.

User Button1 sub menu

3Use[F2]toselectthefunctiontobeassignedtothe[U1]buttonusingtheUser1item.




User Button2 sub menu




Use[F5]toselectthefunctiontobeassignedtothe[U8]buttonusingtheUser8item.

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3-4. Setting the date and timeTheusercansetthedateandtimetobeusedasthememorycard’stimestamp.Beabsolutelysuretosetthemwhenanmemorycardistobeused.

Setting the date


2Use[F1]todisplaytheDatesubmenu.

3Use[F2]tosettheyearusingtheYearitem.

4Use[F3]tosetthemonthusingtheMonthitem.

5Use[F4]tosetthedayusingtheDateitem.

6Pressthe[F5]toentertheyear/month/day.

Setting the time

1OntheSystemmenu,use[F1]todisplaytheTimesubmenu.

2Use[F2]tosetthehourusingtheHouritem.

3Use[F3]tosettheminutesusingtheMinuteitem.

4Use[F4]tosetthesecondsusingtheSeconditem.

5Pressthe[F5]toenterthehour/minutes/seconds.

3-5. Network settingsProceedwiththenetworksettingstoperformsuchtasksasupdatingthesoftwareversionviaLAN.Thenetworkinitialsetupis:IPaddress:192.168.0.8,subnetmask:255.255.255.0.Whenusingthehostcomputerwithsettingsmatchingtheinitialsetup,itisnotnecessarytosetupviathemenu.

Forthesettingtotakeeffect,thesystemmustberebooted.Turnthesystem’spoweroffandthenbackon.

Setting the IP address


2Use[F1]todisplaytheNetwork1submenu.

3Use[F2]to[F5]tosettheIPaddress,andpressthe[F5](Save)toentertheaddress.

Setting the subnet mask

1OntheSystemmenu,use[F1]todisplaytheNetwork2submenu.

2Use[F2]to[F5]tosetthesubnetmask,andpressthe[F5](Save)toenterthemask.

Setting the gateway

1OntheSystemmenu,use[F1]todisplaytheNetwork3submenu.

2Use[F2]to[F5]tosetthegateway,andthenpress[F5](Save)toenterthesetting.

Display the MAC address

1OntheSystemmenu,use[F1]todisplaytheNetwork4submenu.TheMACaddressnowappears.

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3-6. Setting the built-in display backlight and button illumination

Setting the built-in display backlight

Thebuilt-indisplaybacklightcanbesettoONorOFF.Itisalsopossibletoautomaticallyturnoffthebuilt-indisplaybacklightwhennocontrolpaneloperationisperformedwithinasettimeinterval.


2Use[F1]todisplaytheLCDBLsubmenu.

3Use[F2]toselectthesettingforthebacklightusingtheLightitem.

On Backlightisturnedonallthetime.

Off Thebacklightturnsoffassoonas“Off”isselectedasthesetting.Itlightsupwhenthecontrolpanelisoperated.(The“On”statusisselectedasthesetting.)

60, 120, 180 Whennocontrolpaneloperationisperformedwithinasettimeinterval(60minutes,120minutes,180minutes),thebuilt-indisplaybacklightisturnedoffautomatically.Evenwhenthesettimeintervalelapsesandthedisplaybacklightisturnedoff,thebacklightcomesbackonwhenacontrolpaneloperationisperformed.

4Use[F3]tosetthebrightnessofthebacklightusingtheAdjustitem.

Setting the button illumination

Thebuttonindicatorsintheareaslistedbelowcanbekeptilluminatedallthetime.Itistheneasiertoreadthecharactersdisplayedonthebuttonsevenwhentheunitisoperatedindarkplaces.

Memory/wipepattern/numberkeyarea Userbuttonarea Displayarea


2Use[F1]todisplaytheButtonIlluminationsubmenu.

3Use[F2]tosettheilluminationofthebuttonindicatorsusingtheIlluminationitem.

On Thebuttonindicatorsareilluminated.

Off Thebuttonindicatorsarenotilluminated.

4Use[F3]tosetthebrightnessoftheilluminationusingtheAdjustitem.

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3-7. Status displays

3-7-1. Alarm status displaysThealertstatus(alarms)forthisunit’spowersupplyandcoolingfanaredisplayedonthebuilt-indisplay.


2Use[F1]todisplaytheAlarmsubmenu.

ThealertstatusofthepowersuppliesisdisplayedinthePoweritem.ThealertstatusofthecoolingfanisdisplayedintheFanitem.ThealertstatusoftheinternaltemperatureisdisplayedintheTemperatureitem.

No Alarm Noirregularity

Alarm Irregularity

3-7-2. Alarm messageAmessageisdisplayedonthebuilt-indisplaywhenanalarmhasoccurred.

Alarm message displayed Type of trouble Operation

ALARM!FanStop Shutdownofthecoolingfan WhenOKispressed,thealarmmessageiscleared.Contactyourdealerimmediately.

ALARM!PowerFailure Dropinthesupplyvoltage

ALARM!Temperature Riseinthetemperatureinsidetheunit

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3-7-3. Displaying the version information and option information

Informationontheunit’ssoftwareandhardwareversionsandtheversionsoftheoptionsaredisplayed.

Displaying the version information


2Use[F1]todisplaytheMainVersionsubmenu.

Theunit’ssystemversioninformationisdisplayedintheSystemVersionitem.

3Use[F3]toselectthetype(SoftorFPGA)oftheversiontobedisplayedusingtheModuleTypeitem.

TheitemofthemodulethatcorrespondstotheselectedtypecanbeselectedastheSelectitemusing[F4].When[F4]isused,theversionoftheselecteditemisdisplayedintheVersionitemof[F5].

Displaying the option version information

4Use[F1]todisplaytheOptionVersionsubmenu.

5Use[F2]toselecttheoptionslotusingtheSelectitem.

SLOT A OptionslotA

SLOT B OptionslotB

6ThetypesoftheoptionboardsconnectedaredisplayedintheBoarditem.

7TheoptionboardversioninformationisdisplayedintheVersionitem.

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3-8. Initialization

3-8-1. Initializing setting dataInitializationreturnsthesetdatatothefactoryshipmentstatus.Theusercanselectoneoftwomodesinwhichtoinitializethedata,namely,“ModeA”or“ModeB”.

<Items and data which are not initialized> Allplug-inmenus(In“ModeA”,thesemenusareinitialized.)

TheitemsoftheSystemmenulistedbelow:Network1,Network2,Network3,Date,Time

1PressthesbuttontolightitsindicatoranddisplaytheSystemmenu.

2Use[F1]todisplaytheInitialsubmenu.

3Use[F2]toselecttheinitializationmode(“ModeA”or“ModeB”).

4Press[F2]toproceedwiththeinitializing.

Onceinitializationhasbeencompletedthepoweroftheunitshutsoffandturnsbackonagainautomatically.

3-8-2. Initializing faderTherangeforexecutingatransitioncanbeinitializedbyoperatingthefaderlever.Initializationshouldbeperformedwhentransitionsarenotcompletedtotheendevenwhenthefaderleverhasbeenmovedasfarasitwillgo.

1Press[F3]intheInitialsubmenutoperforminitialization.

2Wheninitializing,use[F3]toselect“Yes”andpressthe[F3].Whennotinitializing,use[F3]toselect“No”andpressthe[F3].

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4. External interfaces

4-1. Setting the GPI I/OTheusercansetthefunctionsthataretobecontrolledfromtheGPIportsandsetwhethertoenablethecontrol.


2Use[F1]todisplaytheGPI-InSettingsubmenu(orGPI-OutSettingsubmenu).

3Use[F2]toset“On”or“Off”forthecontroltobeexercisedfromtheportsusingtheGPI-InEnableitem(orGPI-OutEnableitem).

4Use[F3]tosettheAUXbustobeusedtonotifythetallyusingtheAUXSelitem.

5Use[F1]todisplayGPI-InPort1/2submenuandGPI-InPort2/2submenu(orGPI-OutPort1/5submenutoGPI-OutPort5/5submenu).

6Use[F2]to[F5]toallocatethefunctionstobeassignedtotherespectivepinnumbers.Referto“ControlusingtheGPIInputport”and

“OutputfromtheGPIOutputport”.

SettingsfortheGPI-InEnable(orGPI-OutEnable)itemcanbeassignedtooneoftheuserbuttons.Referto“3-3-1.Settingtheuserbuttons”.

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w Control using the GPI Input port

Assign Item Description of function assigned Control method

AUTO AUTObuttonintransitionarea

Operationsareperformedusingcontactinputs(30msormore).

CUT CUTbuttonintransitionarea

KEYON KEYONbuttonintransitionarea

DSKON DSKONbuttonintransitionarea

PinP1ON PinP1ONbuttonintransitionarea

PinP2ON PinP2ONbuttonintransitionarea

FTB FTBbuttonintransitionarea

BKGDAUTO AUTObuttonwhenthebackgroundisselected

BKGDCUT CUTbuttonwhenthebackgroundisselected

KEYAUTO AUTObuttonwhenthekeyisselected

KEYCUT CUTbuttonwhenthekeyisselected

RECStill1 Still1recording

RECStill2 Still2recording

RECClip1 Clip1recordingstart

RECClip2 Clip2recordingstart

STOPClip1 Clip1recordingstoporplaybackstop

STOPClip2 Clip2recordingstoporplaybackstop

PLAYClip1 Clip1playbackstart

PLAYClip2 Clip2playbackstart

AUXXPT1to24

Crosspointbuttons(1to24)usedtoswitchtheAUXbuses.SelecttheAUXbuses(AUX1toAUX4)tobecontrolledusingthe

menu.

REDTlyDSBL Redtallysignalisnotoutput Functionsareenabledusingcontactinputs(ordisabledinopenstatus).

GRNTlyDSBL Greentallysignalisnotoutput

AUXTlyDSBL AUXtallysignalisnotoutput

NoAssign Nofunctionassigned

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w Output from the GPI Output port

Assign Item Description of function assigned Output

CUT Cuttransitionexecuted

Lowpulsesareoutput(approx.50to60ms).

KEYON Keytransitionstart

DSKON DSKtransitionstart

PinP1ON PinP1transitionstart

PinP2ON PinP2transitionstart

FTBON FTBtransitionstart

BKGDCUT Cuttransitionforthebackgroundexecuted

KEYCUT Cuttransitionforakeyexecuted

EVENTMEM Eventsetbyeventmemoryexecuted

AUTO Autotransitionexecutioninprogress

Alowlevelisoutput.

BKGDAUTO Autotransitionexecutioninprogressforbackground

KEYAUTO Autotransitionexecutioninprogressforkey

KEYTrans Transitionexecutioninprogressforkey

DSKTrans TransitionexecutioninprogressforDSK

PinP1Trans TransitionexecutioninprogressforPinP1

PinP2Trans TransitionexecutioninprogressforPinP2

FTBTrans TransitionexecutioninprogressforFTB

REDTly1to13 RedtallyforINPUT1toINPUT131 Alowlevelisoutputduringtallyoutput.GRNTly1to13 GreentallyforINPUT1toINPUT131

AUXTly1to13 WhenINPUT1toINPUT131havebeenselectedbytheAUXbusSelecttheAUXbuses(AUX1toAUX4)whosesignalsaretobe

outputusingthemenu.

Alowlevelisoutputwhiletheinputsareselected.

NoAssign Nofunctionassigned

1: ThefollowinginputsareusedforINPUT1toINPUT13.

p INPUT1toINPUT8: SDIIN1toSDIIN8p INPUT9: DVIINp INPUT10,INPUT11: INA1,INA2p INPUT12,INPUT13: INB1,INB2

Whenaplug-insoftwareapplicationisintroduced,thefunctionsinherenttothatapplicationaresometimesaddedasthefunctionswhichareassigned.2

2: ThisfunctioncanbeactuatedinanymodelwhosesystemversionisV2.00.00andup.TheseoperationscannotbeperformedinamodelwithasystemversionofbelowV2.00.00.

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Com

GPI OutALARM Out

Example of GPI Out and ALARM connectionsEnsurethattheconditionsgivenbelowaresatisfied.

Dielectricstrength:Max.DC24VCurrent: Max.50mA

AV-HS410 (Max. voltage: 24 V)

Tally LED(Max. current: 50 mA)

Com

GPI In

+3.3 V

Example of GPI In connectionsProvidecontactinputs.

AV-HS410

TALLY/GPI 1

12345

12 11 10

678

15 14 13 9

TALLY/GPI 2

12345

12 11 10

678

15 14 13 9

Pin No. Signal name Pin No. Signal name

1 GPI-Out1 1 GPI-Out10



10 ALARMOut 10 GPI-Out19


11 GPI-In1 11 GPI-In5








15 GPI-Com 15 GPI-Com


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4-2. LANConnecttheunitandcomputerortheunitandanexternaldevice.:Anexternaldevicecanbecontrolledfromtheunit.

p Useacrossovercable(category5orabove)whenconnectingtheequipmentdirectly.p Useastraightcable(category5orabove)when

connectingtheequipmentthroughahub(switchinghub).p Itsupportsplug-insoftware.

4-3. EDITORTheunitcanbecontrolledbyanexternaldevicebyconnectingthedevicetotheEDITORconnector.p Itsupportsplug-insoftware.

Useitwiththesettingsbelow.

Baud rate: 38400bpsCharacter length:8bitParity: OddStop bit: 1bitFlow control: None

1 2 3 4 5

9 8 7 6

RS-422, D-sub 9-pin, female, inch screw

Pin No. Signal name Description of signal

1 FRAMEGROUND Frameground

2 TXD– Senddata(–)

3 RXD+ Receivedata(+)

4 GROUND Ground

5 NC Notused

6 GROUND Ground

7 TXD+ Senddata(+)

8 RXD– Receivedata(–)


4-4. COMAnexternaldevicecanbecontrolledfromtheunit.p Itsupportsplug-insoftware.

Thecommunicationsystemcanbeselectedusingthesettingmenu.


2Use[F1]todisplaytheCOM-Portsubmenu.

3Use[F2]toselectthecommunicationsystemusingtheModeitem.

Mode: 1(defaultsetting)

Mode: 2 Mode: 3

Baud rate 9600bps 38400bps 38400bps

Character length

8bit 8bit 8bit

Parity None Odd None

Stop bit 1bit 1bit 1bit

Flow control None None None

1 2 3 4 5

9 8 7 6

RS-422, D-sub 9-pin, female, inch screw

Pin No. Signal name Description of signal


2 RXD– Receivedata(–)

3 TXD+ Senddata(+)

4 GROUND Ground

5 NC Notused

6 GROUND Ground

7 RXD+ Receivedata(+)

8 TXD– Senddata(–)


p ThepinassignmentisdifferentfromthatoftheEDITORconnector.

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4-5. Plug-in softwareThisunitenablesplug-insoftwaretoberegisteredanditsfunctionstobeadded.p Fordetailedinformationregardingtheplug-insoftware,ask

thedealerfromwhomyoupurchasedyourunit.

w Registering a plug-inTheplug-insoftwarecanbeloadedfromanmemorycard,andregisteredintheunit.Referto“1-12-3.Loadingdatafrommemorycards”.

Whentheplug-insoftwareisregistered,separatemenuoperationscanbeperformed.Itisalsopossibletodeleteplug-insoftwarewhichhasbeenregistered.

w Opening the separate menu of the plug-in

1Pressthelbuttontolightitsindicator,anddisplaythePlug-inmenu.

2Use[F1]toselecttheplug-insoftware.

Theplug-innameoftheplug-insoftwareregisteredisdisplayedonthesubmenu.

3Press[F2]toopenthemenuoftheplug-insoftware.

w Plug-in startup settingThissettingdetermineswhethertheplug-insoftwareistobestartedupwhentheunitisstartedup.Onthe“plug-inname”submenu,use[F3]toestablishthesettingatstartupusingtheEnableitem.

On Theplug-insoftwareisstartedupwhentheunitisstartedup.

Off Theplug-insoftwareisnotstartedupwhentheunitisstartedup.

Theplug-instartupsettingtakeseffectwhentheunitisnextstartedup.

w Version informationTheplug-insoftwareversionisdisplayedintheVersionitemofthe“plug-inname”submenu.

w Deleting plug-in software

1PressthelbuttontodisplaythePlug-inmenu.

2Use[F1]todisplaythe“plug-inname”submenuwhoseplug-insoftwareistobedeleted,andpress[F5].

Thelineoftheselected“plug-inname”submenuchangestoalightgraydisplay(itisgrayedout).

Theplug-insoftwareinquestionisdeletedwhentheunitisnextstartedup.

w Plug-in software registration informationIfthe[MENUMODE]buttonofthedisplayispressedtosetthedisplaymodeto“Menudisplay/Subscreen/Imagedisplay”whenthePlug-inmenuisdisplayed,theregistrationinformationoftheplug-insoftwareapplicationsisdisplayedintheformofalistonthebuilt-indisplay.

Theusercanverifywhichplug-insoftwarehasbeenregisteredatwhichnumberonthePlug-inList.

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5. Setting menu table

p Settingsforitemsindicatedwith()arereflectedwhentheitemisselectedand[F2],[F3],[F4]or[F5]ispressed.

MenuSub menu Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Parameter 3 Parameter 4

Use[F1]toselect. Use[F2]toselect. Use[F3]toselect. Use[F4]toselect. Use[F5]toselect.

Background Border Parameter Border Width Soft

Settingrange On, Off 0.1to100.0 0.0to100.0

Defaultvalue Off 5.0 0.0

Border Color Parameter Hue Sat Lum Load ()

Settingrange 0.0to359.9 0.0to100.0 0.0to108.0 White, Yellow, Cyan, Green, Magenta, Red, Blue, Black

Defaultvalue 0.0 0.0 100.0 White

WIPE Position Parameter X-Pos Y-Pos Copy To Key

Settingrange �100.00to100.00

�100.00to100.00

Execute

Defaultvalue 0.00 0.00

SQ Position Parameter X-Pos Y-Pos Copy To Key


�100.00to100.00

Execute


Modify Parameter Trim 4:3 Auto

Settingrange Off, 16:9(On), 4:3, 4:3Smth

On, Off(SelectionenabledwhenHDformatisused)

Defaultvalue Off Off

3D Modify Parameter Light Size Radius Angle

Settingrange On, Off 0.0to100.0 0.000to1.000 �45to+45

Defaultvalue Off 100.0 0.500 0

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Color Background CBGD1 Main Parameter Hue Sat Lum Load ()


Defaultvalue 120.0 100.0 100.0 Blue

CBGD1 Sub Parameter Hue Sat Lum Load ()



CBGD1 Wash Parameter Wash Color R-Sat R-Lum

Settingrange On, Off Dual, Rainbow 0.0to100.0 0.0to108.0

Defaultvalue Off Dual 100.0 100.0

CBGD1 Wave Parameter Pattern Cycle Phase Angle

Settingrange Sine, Saw 0to100 �180.0to180.0 0.0to360.0

Defaultvalue Sine 0 0.0 0.0

CBGD1 Move Parameter Move Speed

Settingrange Off, Roll, Rotation

�50.0to50.0

Defaultvalue Off 1.0

CBGD2 Main Parameter Hue Sat Lum Load ()


Defaultvalue 0.0 100.0 100.0 Red

CBGD2 Sub Parameter Hue Sat Lum Load ()



CBGD2 Wash Parameter Wash Color R-Sat R-Lum

Settingrange On, Off Dual, Rainbow 0.0to100.0 0.0to108.0

Defaultvalue Off Dual 100.0 100.0

CBGD2 Wave Parameter Pattern Cycle Phase Angle

Settingrange Sine, Saw 0to100 �180.0to180.0 0.0to360.0

Defaultvalue Sine 0 0.0 0.0

CBGD2 Move Parameter Move Speed

Settingrange Off, Roll, Rotation

�50.0to50.0



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Key Key Parameter Type Lum Key Fill PVW

Settingrange Lum, Linear, Chroma, Full

Chroma On, Chroma Off

Bus, Matte Auto, Off, On

Defaultvalue Linear Chroma Off Bus Auto

Adjust Parameter Clip Gain Density Invert

Settingrange 0.0to108.0 0.0to200.0 0.0to100.0 On, Off

Defaultvalue 0.0 100.0 100.0 Off

Fill Matte Parameter Hue Sat Lum Load ()



Edge1 Parameter Type Width Direction Density

Settingrange Off, Border, Drop, Shadow, Outline

0to4 0, 45, 90, 135, 180, 225, 270, 315

25, 50, 75, 100%

Defaultvalue Off 2 0 100%

Edge2 Parameter Edge Fill

Settingrange Color, CBGD1, CBGD2, Still1, Still2, Clip1, Clip2

Defaultvalue Color

Edge Color Parameter Hue Sat Lum Load ()


Defaultvalue 0.0 0.0 0.0 Black

Transition Parameter Keyout Pattern

Settingrange Normal, Reverse

Defaultvalue Normal

WIPE Position Parameter X-Pos Y-Pos Copy To BKGD


�100.00to100.00

Execute


SQ Position Parameter X-Pos Y-Pos Copy To BKGD


�100.00to100.00

Execute


Flying Key Parameter X-Pos Y-Pos Size


�100.00to100.00

0.0to400.0

Defaultvalue 0.00 0.00 100.0

3D Modify Parameter Light Size Radius Angle

Settingrange On, Off 0.0to100.0 0.000to1.000 �45to+45

Defaultvalue Off 100.0 0.500 0


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Key Mask Parameter Mask Invert

Settingrange Off, Manual, 4:3

On, Off


Mask Adjust Parameter Left Top Bottom Right

Settingrange �50.00to50.00 �50.00to50.00 �50.00to50.00 �50.00to50.00

Defaultvalue �25.00 25.00 �25.00 25.00

Key Priority Parameter Low Middle High

Settingrange Key, PinP1, PinP2

Key, PinP1, PinP2

Key, PinP1, PinP2

Defaultvalue Key PinP1 PinP2

Chroma Key Auto Compute Parameter Auto Compute Reset

Settingrange Execute Execute

Defaultvalue

Adjust Parameter Narrow Phase

Settingrange Off, 0.5, 1.0, 1.5

�4.0to4.0


Sample Parameter View Mode Undo

Settingrange Composite, Matte, Proc.FG, FG

Select BG Color, Clean BG Noise, Clean FG Noise, Spill Sponge, Spill�, Spill+, Matte�, Matte+, Detail�, Detail+, Matte Sponge, Make FG Trans, Restore Detail, FineTuning

Execute

Defaultvalue Composite Select BG Color

Fine Tuning Parameter Spill Trans Detail

Settingrange �1000to1000 �1000to1000 �1000to1000

Defaultvalue 0 0 0


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PinP1 PinP Parameter Shape Density PVW

Settingrange Square, Circle, Heart, Flower, Star

0.0to100.0 On, Off

Defaultvalue Square 100.0 Off

Border Parameter Border Width Soft Mode

Settingrange Off, On 0.1to100.0 0.0to100.0 Fix, Variable

Defaultvalue Off 5.0 0.0 Fix




Position Parameter X-Pos Y-Pos Size


�100.00to100.00

0.00to100.00


Trim Parameter Trim Manual

Settingrange Off, 4:3, Manual(Fixedto“Off”whenasettingotherthanSquarehasbeenselectedfortheShapeitemofthePinPsubmenu)

Free, Pair

Defaultvalue Off Free

Trim Adjust Parameter Left Top Bottom Right


Defaultvalue �40.00 40.00 �40.00 40.00

Sync Parameter Symmetry Copy To PinP2

SynchronizeswiththePinP2menusettings.

Settingrange Off, X, Y, Center

Execute

Defaultvalue Off


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PinP2 PinP Parameter Shape Density PVW

Settingrange Square, Circle, Heart, Flower, Star

0.0to100.0 On, Off

Defaultvalue Square 100.0 Off

Border Parameter Border Width Soft Mode

Settingrange Off, On 0.1to100.0 0.0to100.0 Fix, Variable

Defaultvalue Off 5.0 0.0 Fix




Position Parameter X-Pos Y-Pos Size


�100.00to100.00

0.00to100.00


Trim Parameter Trim Manual

Settingrange Off, 4:3, Manual(Fixedto“Off”whenasettingotherthanSquarehasbeenselectedfortheShapeitemofthePinPsubmenu)

Free, Pair

Defaultvalue Off Free

Trim Adjust Parameter Left Top Bottom Right


Defaultvalue �40.00 40.00 �40.00 40.00

Sync Parameter Symmetry Copy To PinP1

SynchronizeswiththePinP1menusettings.

Settingrange Off, X, Y, Center

Execute

Defaultvalue Off


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DSK DSK Parameter Type Lum Key Fill PVW

Settingrange Lum, Linear Chroma On, Chroma Off

Bus, Matte On, Off

Defaultvalue Linear Chroma Off Bus Off

Adjust Parameter Clip Gain Density Invert

Settingrange 0.0to108.0 0.0to200.0 0.0to100.0 On, Off

Defaultvalue 0.0 100.0 100.0 Off

Fill Matte Parameter Hue Sat Lum Load ()



Edge1 Parameter Type Width Direction Density

Settingrange Off, Border, Drop, Shadow, Outline

0to4 0, 45, 90, 135, 180, 225, 270, 315

25, 50, 75, 100%

Defaultvalue Off 2 0 100%

Edge2 Parameter Edge Fill

Settingrange Color, CBGD1, CBGD2, Still1, Still2, Clip1, Clip2

Defaultvalue Color

Edge Color Parameter Hue Sat Lum Load ()


Defaultvalue 0.0 0.0 0.0 Black

Mask Parameter Mask Invert

Settingrange Off, Manual, 4:3

On, Off


Mask Adjust Parameter Left Top Bottom Right


Defaultvalue �25.00 25.00 �25.00 25.00


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Time BKGD Parameter TransTime Sec Frame

Settingrange 0to33(When59.94Hzisselected)

0to999

Defaultvalue 1 0

Key Parameter TransTime Sec Frame


0to999

Defaultvalue 1 0

PinP1 Parameter TransTime Sec Frame


0to999

Defaultvalue 1 0

PinP2 Parameter TransTime Sec Frame


0to999

Defaultvalue 1 0

DSK Parameter TransTime Sec Frame


0to999

Defaultvalue 1 0

AUX1 BUS Trans Parameter TransTime Sec Frame Transition


0to999 Enable, Disable

Defaultvalue 1 0 Disable

PinP1 BUS Trans Parameter TransTime Sec Frame Transition




PinP2 BUS Trans Parameter TransTime Sec Frame Transition




Effect Dissolve Parameter TransTime Sec Frame


0to999

Defaultvalue 1 0

FTB Parameter TransTime Sec Frame


0to999

Defaultvalue 1 0

Plug-in The plug-in name of the plug-in software registered is displayed on the sub menu.

Parameter Open Menu Enable Version Delete

Settingrange Execute On, Off Displayonly Execute

Defaultvalue On


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Video Memory Video Memory1 Parameter Select Rec Play Stop

Settingrange Still1, Still2, Clip1, Clip2

Execute Execute Execute

Defaultvalue Still1

Video Memory2 Parameter LEAD LAST

Settingrange Execute Execute

Defaultvalue

Video Memory3 Parameter Total Time Current time Key Rec Lock

Settingrange Thesettingrangediffersfromoneformattoanother.1080/59.94i: 00s01fto20s00f1080/50i: 00s01fto24s00f1080/24PsF: 00s01fto25s00f1080/23.98PsF: 00s01fto25s00f720/59.94p: 00s01fto10s00f720/50p: 00s01fto12s00f480/59.94i: 00s01fto20s00f576/50i: 00s01fto24s00f

On, Off On, Off

Defaultvalue 00s01f 00s01f Off On

Rec1 Parameter Preview V Source Key Enable Review

Settingrange On, Off AUX1to4 On, Off On, Off

Defaultvalue Off AUX1 On On

Rec2 Parameter Loop Quality Limit (s) Limit (f)

Settingrange On, Off High, Standard 0to20(When59.94iisselected)

0to600

Defaultvalue Off Standard 20 0

Clip1 Play Mode Parameter Mode Reverse Variable Freeze

Settingrange Lead, Last, Loop

On, Off ×1, ×2, ×4, ×8, ×1/2, ×1/4, ×1/8

Frame, Field

Defaultvalue Last Off ×1 Frame

Clip2 Play Mode Parameter Mode Reverse Variable Freeze

Settingrange Lead, Last, Loop

On, Off ×1, ×2, ×4, ×8, ×1/2, ×1/4, ×1/8

Frame, Field

Defaultvalue Last Off ×1 Frame

Trans Sync Parameter Clip1 Clip2

Settingrange Off, KEY ON, PinP1 ON, PinP2 ON, DSK ON, FTB ON

Off, KEY ON, PinP1 ON, PinP2 ON, DSK ON, FTB ON


Memory Parameter Mode Select Save

Settingrange Auto, Manual Still1, Still2, Clip1, Clip2, All

Execute

Defaultvalue Auto All


:ThisfunctioncanbeactuatedinanymodelwhosesystemversionisV2.00.00andup.ThefunctionsarenotdisplayedonthemenuswithamodelwhosesystemversionisunderV2.00.00.

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SD Card File1 Parameter Mode () Save Type File Name Save

Settingrange Load, Save, Init, Delete, No Card

Still1, Still2, Clip1, Clip2, Shot, Event, Set Up, All, Log

Execute

Defaultvalue No Card All

File2 Parameter Sort Format

Settingrange Newest, Oldest, Name

bmp, tga, png, jpg, tif, gif

Defaultvalue Name bmp

Card Information

Parameter Free Space

Settingrange 0 / 0

Defaultvalue Displayonly

Shot Memory Store Select Parameter BKGD Key PinP1 PinP2

Settingrange On, Off On,Off On, Off On, Off

Defaultvalue On On On On

Recall Select Parameter BKGD Key PinP1 PinP2



XPT Disable Parameter BKGD Key PinP1 PinP2


Defaultvalue Off Off Off Off

Register Parameter Page No. Name CopyTo ()

Settingrange 1to10 1to10 1to100

Defaultvalue 1 1 1

Path Parameter Effect PinP Bus Hue Path

Settingrange Cut, Dissolve Cut, Dissolve Short, Long, CW, CCW

Defaultvalue Dissolve Dissolve Short

MEM PVW Parameter Mode

Settingrange MEM-PVW, PGM

Defaultvalue PGM


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Event Memory Mark Parameter PAUSE CLIP GPI-Out

Settingrange On, Off Clip1, Clip2, Off GPI-O1toGPI-O19, Off

Defaultvalue Off Off Off

Event Duration Parameter minute second frame Set

Settingrange Execute

Defaultvalue 0 0 0

Total Duration Parameter minute second frame Set

Settingrange Execute

Defaultvalue 0 0 0

Timeline Parameter View

Settingrange Normal, Wide

Defaultvalue Wide

Run Parameter Run Mode

Settingrange Repeat, Loop

Defaultvalue Repeat

Store Select Parameter BKGD Key PinP1 PinP2



Recall Select Parameter BKGD Key PinP1 PinP2

Settingrange On, Off On, Off On, Off On, Off


XPT Disable Parameter BKGD Key PinP1 PinP2



Register Parameter Page No. Name CopyTo ()

Settingrange 1to10 1to10 1to100

Defaultvalue 1 1 1

Path Parameter Effect PinP Bus Trans Path Hue Path

Settingrange Cut, Dissolve Cut, Dissolve Linear, Step Short, Long, CW, CCW, Step

Defaultvalue Dissolve Dissolve Linear CW

MEM PVW Parameter Mode

Settingrange MEM-PVW, PGM

Defaultvalue PGM


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XPT XPT Assign 1/6 Parameter XPT1Signal XPT2Signal XPT3Signal XPT4Signal

Settingrange SDI IN1to8, DVI IN, IN-A1, IN-A2, IN-B1, IN-B2, Black, CBGD1, CBGD2, CBAR, Still1V, Still1K, Still2V, Still2K, Clip1V, Clip1K, Clip2V, Clip2K, MEM-PVW, CLN, KeyOut, None

Defaultvalue Black SDI IN1 SDI IN2 SDI IN3

XPT Assign 2/6 Parameter XPT5Signal XPT6Signal XPT7Signal XPT8Signal

Settingrange ThesettingrangeisthesameasfortheXPTAssign1/6submenu.

Defaultvalue SDI IN4 SDI IN5 SDI IN6 SDI IN7



Defaultvalue SDI IN8 DVI IN IN-A1 None



Defaultvalue IN-A2 IN-B1 IN-B2 CBAR



Defaultvalue CBGD1 Still1V Still2V None



Defaultvalue KeyOut CLN None None

XPT Setting Parameter Shift Shift-Lock

Settingrange Off, Right, Left On, Off

Defaultvalue Right Off

XPT Switch Parameter Timing

Settingrange Any, Field1, Field2

Defaultvalue Any


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Multi View Display MV Split Parameter Split

Settingrange 4Split, 5-aSplit, 5-bSplit, 6-aSplit, 6-bSplit, 9Split, 10-aSplit, 10-bSplit, 16Split

Defaultvalue 10-aSplit

MV Pattern 1/4 Parameter Pos1Signal Pos2Signal Pos3Signal Pos4Signal

Settingrange SDI IN1to8, DVI IN, IN-A1, IN-A2, IN-B1, IN-B2, CBGD1, CBGD2, Still1V, Still1K, Still2V, Still2K, Clip1V, Clip1K, Clip2V, Clip2K, PGM, PVW, MEM-PVW, Key Out, AUX1to4, Clock

Defaultvalue PGM PVW SDI IN1 SDI IN2


Settingrange ThesettingrangeisthesameasfortheMVPattern1/4submenu.

Defaultvalue SDI IN3 SDI IN4 SDI IN5 SDI IN6



Defaultvalue SDI IN7 SDI IN8 DVI IN Still1V



Defaultvalue Still2V Clip1V Clip2V AUX1

MV Frame Parameter Frame Character Label Tally

Settingrange LUM0%, LUM25%, LUM50%, LUM75%, LUM100%, Off

LUM0%, LUM25%, LUM50%, LUM75%, LUM100%, Off

On, Off Red, Red+Green, Off

Defaultvalue LUM75% LUM75% On Red+Green

Display Parameter Level Meter Input Status Marker Marker Size

Settingrange On, Off On, Off 4:3, 16:9, Off 80to100%

Defaultvalue Off On Off 95%


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Input Input Parameter Select ()

Settingrange SDI IN1to8, DVI IN, IN-A1, IN-A2, IN-B1, IN-B2

Defaultvalue SDI IN1

Input (SDI) / X ()

SDIIN1toSDIIN8,INA1,INA2,INB1orINB2isdisplayedintheXpart.Thematerialname

(upto10characters)isdisplayedinthepart.

FS Parameter FS Mode Delay

Settingrange On, Off Normal, Dot by Dot, Up Convert, Auto(OnlySDIIN5toSDIIN8arecoveredbythe“UpConvert”and“Auto”modes.)

0to8f(OnlySDIIN7andSDIIN8areinvolvedhere.)

Defaultvalue On SDIIN1toSDIIN4: Normal

SDIIN5toSDIIN8: Auto

0f

Freeze Parameter Select Freeze

Settingrange Frame, Field On, Off

Defaultvalue Frame Off

Name Parameter Type Name

Settingrange Default, User

Defaultvalue Default

Up Converter1 Parameter Scale Move Detect Sharp Size

(SDIIN5toSDIIN8,INA1,INA2,INB1,andINB2only)

Settingrange Squeeze, Edge Crop, Letter Box

1to5 1to5 100to110

Defaultvalue Squeeze 3 3 100

Up Converter2 Parameter Edge Crop Pos Limiter

(SDIIN5toSDIIN8,INA1,INA2,INB1,andINB2only)

Settingrange Center, Right, Left

Off, 108, 104, 100(OnlyINA1,INA2,INB1andINB2areinvolvedhere.)

Defaultvalue Center Off

Video Process1 Parameter Video Process Y-Gain Pedestal

Settingrange On, Off 0.0to200.0 �20.0to20.0

Defaultvalue Off 100.0 0.0

Video Process2 Parameter C-Gain Hue Copy From ()

Settingrange 0.0to200.0 0.0to359.9 SDI IN1toSDI IN8

Defaultvalue 100.0 0.0 DefaultvaluesvarydependingontheselectionsoftheSelectitemsintheInputsubmenu.


: When the Select item is SDI IN1: SDI IN2 When the Select item is other than SDI IN1: SDI IN1

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Input (Analog) / X ()

INA1,INA2,INB1orINB2isdisplayedintheXpart.Thematerialname


FS Parameter FS Mode

Settingrange On, Off Normal, Dot by Dot, Up Convert

Defaultvalue On Normal









1to5 1to5 100to110




Off, 108, 104, 100


Video Process Parameter Gain

Settingrange �30to30

Defaultvalue 0

Input (DVI) / X ()

DVIIN,INA1,INA2,INB1orINB2isdisplayedintheXpart.Thematerialname








DVI Input Parameter Mode Scale Auto ()

Settingrange Digital, Analog(EnabledwhentheAV-HS04M3optionboardhasbeenconnected.)

Fit-V, Fit-H, Full Black, White (EnabledwhentheAV-HS04M3optionboardhasbeenconnected.), Init

Defaultvalue Digital Full Black

DVI Phase Parameter Clk Phs H-Pos V-Pos

(EnabledwhentheAV-HS04M3optionboardhasbeenconnected.)

Settingrange �16to15 �100to100 �100to100

Defaultvalue 0 0 0

DVI Status Displayonly Size Dot Clock H-Frequency V-Frequency

x .MHz .kHz .Hz


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Input (Composite) / X ()

INA1,INA2,INB1orINB2isdisplayedintheXpart.Thematerialname


FS Parameter FS Mode

Settingrange On, Off Dot by Dot, Up Convert(Enabledwhenthesystemformatissetto1080/59.94i,1080/24PsF,1080/23.98PsFand720/59.94p.)

Defaultvalue On Up Convert









1to5 1to5 100to110




Off, 108, 104, 100


Video Process Parameter Gain Chroma Ped Hue

Settingrange �30to30 �8to7 �100to100 �30to30(Enabledwhenthesystemformatissetto1080/59.94i,720/59.94pand480/59.94i.)

Defaultvalue 0 0 0 0


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Output Output Parameter Select () SDI Limit

Settingrange SDI OUT1to5, DVI OUT, OUT-A1, OUT-A2, OUT-B1, OUT-B2

Off, 108, 104, 100

Defaultvalue SDI OUT1 Off

Output (SDI) / Y

SDIOUT1toSDIOUT5,OUTA1,OUTA2,OUTB1orOUTB2isdisplayedintheYpart.(OUTA1,OUTA2,OUTB1andOUTB2takeeffectwhentheAV-HS04M7boardhasbeenconnected.)

Assign Parameter Source Mode

Settingrange PGM, PVW, CLN, AUX1to4, MV, KeyOut, MEM-PVW

Normal, Down Convert(“DownConvert”takeseffectwhenAV-HS04M7isconnected.)

Defaultvalue PGM(OUT1), PVW(OUT2), AUX1(OUT3), AUX2(OUT4), AUX3(OUT5), AUX1(OUTA1), AUX2(OUTA2), AUX3(OUTB1), AUX4(OUTB2)

Normal

Down Converter

Parameter Scale Delay Sharp

(EnabledwhentheAV-HS04M7optionboardhasbeenconnected.)


90H(75H), 1F 1to5

Defaultvalue Squeeze 90H(75H) 3

Output (Analog) / Y

OUTA1,OUTA2,OUTB1orOUTB2isdisplayedintheYpart.(OUTA1,OUTA2,OUTB1andOUTB2takeeffectwhentheAV-HS04M4boardhasbeenconnected.OUTA2andOUTB2takeeffectwhentheAV-HS04M5boardhasbeenconnected.)

Assign Parameter Source

Settingrange PGM, PVW, CLN, AUX1to4, MV, Key Out, MEM-PVW

Defaultvalue AUX1(OUTA1), AUX2(OUTA2), AUX3(OUTB1), AUX4(OUTB2)


134



Output (DVI-D) / DVI OUT

Assign Parameter Source Move Detect


1to5

Defaultvalue MV 3

DVI Output Parameter Size () Scale

Settingrange Auto, XGA, WXGA, SXGA, WSXGA+, UXGA, WUXGA, 1080/59.94i, 1080/59.94p, 720/59.94p, 720/50p, 1080/50p, 1080/50i

Fit-V, Fit-H, Full, Fullx80%, Fullx90%

Defaultvalue Auto Full

Output (DVI-I) / Y

OUTA1orOUTB1isdisplayedintheYpart.(IttakeseffectwhentheAV-HS04M5boardhasbeenconnected.)

Assign Parameter Source Move Detect


1to5

Defaultvalue AUX1(OUTA1), AUX3(OUTB1)

3

DVI Output Parameter Mode Size Scale

Settingrange Digital, Analog Analog Auto, XGA,WXGA, SXGA

Digital Auto, XGA,WXGA, SXGA,WSXGA+,UXGA, WUXGA

Fit-V, Fit-H, Full, Fullx80%, Fullx90%

Defaultvalue Digital Auto Full


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Config Operate Parameter Bus Mode Key Link Time Unit Delegation

Settingrange A/B, PGM-A/PST-B, PGM-B/PST-A

Off, DSK, PinP1, PinP2, PinP1/2

Sec, Frame On, Off

Defaultvalue PGM-A/PST-B Off Sec On

Assign Parameter FTB Source CLN

Settingrange Still1, Still2, Clip1, Clip2, CBGD1, CBGD2, White, Black

Key, DSK

Defaultvalue Black Key

Latency Parameter BKGD Key

Settingrange 1F Fix, Minimum

1F Fix, Minimum

Defaultvalue Minimum Minimum

LCD BL Parameter Light () Adjust

Settingrange On, Off, 60, 120, 180

80to150%

Defaultvalue On 100%

Button Illumination

Parameter Illumination Adjust

Settingrange On, Off 80to150%

Defaultvalue On 100%

WFM Parameter Style Mode

Settingrange Parade, Overlay YPbPr, RGB, Y

Defaultvalue Parade YPbPr

Vector Parameter Bar Target

Settingrange 75%, 100%

Defaultvalue 100%

User Button1 Parameter User1 User2 User3 User4

Settingrange KEY PVW, PinP PVW, PinP1PVW, PinP2PVW, DSK PVW, GPII-EN, GPIO-EN, SHIFT, AUX Trans, PinP Trans, EFF DSLV, None

Defaultvalue KEY PVW PinP PVW DSK PVW PinP Trans

User Button2 Parameter User5 User6 User7 User8

Settingrange ThesettingrangeisthesameasfortheUserButton1submenu.

Defaultvalue AUX Trans EFF DSLV SHIFT None


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Config GPI-In Setting Parameter GPI-In Enable AUX Sel

Settingrange On, Off AUX1to4

Defaultvalue On AUX1

GPI-In Port 1/2 Parameter Port1Assign Port2Assign Port3Assign Port4Assign

Settingrange AUTO, CUT, KEY ON, DSK ON, PinP1 ON, PinP2 ON, FTB, BKGD AUTO, BKGD CUT, KEY AUTO, KEY CUT, REC Still1, REC Still2, REC Clip1, PLAY Clip1, STOP Clip1, REC Clip2, PLAY Clip2, STOP Clip2, AUX XPT1to24, RED Tly DSBL, GRN Tly DSBL, AUX Tly DSBL, No Assign

Defaultvalue No Assign No Assign No Assign No Assign

GPI-In Port 2/2 Parameter Port5Assign Port6Assign Port7Assign Port8Assign

Settingrange ThesettingrangeisthesameasfortheGPI-InPort1/2submenu.


GPI-Out Setting

Parameter GPI-Out Enable AUX Tly Sel

Settingrange On, Off AUX1to4

Defaultvalue On AUX1

GPI-Out Port 1/5

Parameter Port1Assign Port2Assign Port3Assign Port4Assign

Settingrange AUTO, CUT, KEY ON, DSK ON, PinP1 ON, PinP2 ON, FTB ON, BKGD AUTO, BKGD CUT, KEY AUTO, KEY CUT, KEY Trans, DSK Trans, PinP1Trans, PinP2Trans, FTB Trans, RED Tly1to13, GRN Tly1to13, AUX Tly1to13, Event MEM, No Assign


GPI-Out Port 2/5


Settingrange ThesettingrangeisthesameasfortheGPI-OutPort1/5submenu.


GPI-Out Port 3/5




GPI-Out Port 4/5




GPI-Out Port 5/5

Parameter Port17Assign Port18Assign Port19Assign


Defaultvalue No Assign No Assign No Assign

COM-Port Parameter Mode ()

Settingrange 1to3

Defaultvalue 1

System Menu Parameter Lock

Settingrange On, Off

Defaultvalue Off


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System /Locked

(Whenlocked)

(Message) DisplayonlySystem menu is locked

System /Unlocked

(Whenunlocked)

Format Parameter Format () Hi Resolution 16:9 Squeeze

Settingrange 1080/59.94i, 1080/50i, 1080/24PsF, 1080/23.98PsF, 720/59.94p, 720/50p, 480/59.94i, 576/50i

On, Off(SelectionenabledwhenSDformatisused)

On, Off(SelectionenabledwhenSDformatisused)

Defaultvalue 1080/59.94i Off Off

Output Phase Parameter System H-Phase V-Phase

Settingrange 0H, 1H Thesettingrangediffersfromoneformattoanother.

1080/59.94i: �1100to10991080/50i: �1320to13191080/24PsF: �1375to13741080/23.98PsF: �1375to1374720/59.94p: �825to824720/50p: �990to989480/59.94i: �429to428576/50i: �432to431

�100to100

Defaultvalue 0H 0 0

Reference Parameter Sync () BB Setup Gen Lock

Settingrange BB, BB Advanced, Tri-level sync, Internal

0IRE, 7.5IRE Locked, UnLock

Defaultvalue BB 7.5IRE UnLock

Ancillary Parameter AUX PGM PVW MV

Settingrange On, Off On, Off On, Off PGM, PVW, Off


Alarm Parameter Power Fan Temperature

Displayonly Alarm, No Alarm

Alarm, No Alarm

Alarm, No Alarm

Initial Parameter Initial () Fader Initial

Settingrange Mode A, Mode B

Execute

Defaultvalue Mode A


138



System /Unlocked

(Whenunlocked)

Network1 Parameter IP Address

Settingrange 0to255

Defaultvalue 192.168.0.8

Network2 Parameter Subnet Mask

Settingrange 0to255


Network3 Parameter Default Gateway

Settingrange 0to255


Network4 Parameter MAC Address

Displayonly Displayonly

Date Parameter Year Month Date Set

Settingrange 2011to2035 1to12 1to31 Execute

Defaultvalue � � �

Time Parameter Hour Minute Second Set

Settingrange 0to23 0to59 0to59 Execute

Defaultvalue � � �

Main Version Parameter System Version Module Type Select Version

Settingrange Versionnumber Soft, FPGA Soft Main1, Main2, BKGD, KEY, PinP, DSK, TIME, Plugin, VMEM, Memory, XPT/MV, Input, Output, Config, System, BKGDPat, XPTStat, HsifLibrary

FPGA Main1, Main2, SDI, DVI, Control, Panel

Versionnumber

Defaultvalue Soft Main1

Option Version Parameter Select Board Version

Settingrange SLOT A, SLOT B SDI-IN, Ana-IN, DVI-IN, DVID-IN, SDI-OUT, Ana-OUT, D/A-OUT, Csit-IN, None

Versionnumber

Defaultvalue SLOT A


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Appendix (glossary)

Definedbelowarethetermsusedinthismanual.

Word Explanation

AB Bus system Abuscontrolmode.Byexecutingatransition,theAbusandBbussignalsareoutputtotheprogramimagesalternately.

Ancillary Data Theauxiliarydataotherthanthevideosignalswhichistransmittedinsidethedatastreamofthevideoserialinterface.ThedatasuperimposedontheverticalblankingperiodisreferredtoastheVancillarydata(VANC).

Aspect ratio Theratiobetweenthehorizontalandverticaldimensionsofanimageorscreen.Itis16:9fortheHDformatand4:3fortheSDformat.

AUX[Auxiliary Bus]

Asparebuswhichcanbeswitchedbysignalsotherthanthemainlineoutputsignals.

AVDL[Automatic Video Delay Line]

Afunctiontoautomaticallyadjusttheinputimagesignalphasetothehorizontalsynchronizationreferencesignalphase.

BB[Black burst]

Theblackburstsignal.Afull-screenblacklevelcompositesignalwhichisusedasthereferencesignalforgen-lock.

Border Theareaormarginthatisaddedtotheedgeofawipeorkey.Itswidthandcolorcanbeadjusted.Thedefocusingoftheareaaroundaborderisreferredtoasthesofteffect.

Chroma key Thisreferstothefunctionforcreatingthekeysignalsbasedonthecolorinformationofthevideosignalsandcombiningthekeys.

Clip Thethresholdleveloftheluminancewhenkeysignalsarecreatedfromakeysource.

Color Background Thesignalswhichareoutputfromtheinternalcolorgeneratorandusedasthebackgroundimage.

Cut Thisreferstotheeffectwherethedisplayisinstantlyswitchedtothenextimage.

Density Aparameterwhichisusedtoadjustthedensityofthekeysignals.

Dot by Dot Thistreatsimagesasactualsize(1)images.WithPinP,itallowsSDimagestobecombinedwithHDimageswithnoaccompanyingdeteriorationintheimagesthemselves.

Down Converter ThisisthefunctionthatconvertsmaterialintheHDformatintotheSDformat.

DSK [Downstream Key] Thisreferstothekeycombinationprocesswhichisperformedattheendofthemixeffect.Thekeyisalwayscombinedwiththeforemostimage.

DVE [Digital Video Effect] Thisreferstothetransitionpatternsaccompanyingsizereductionsorslideeffects.

DVI[Digital Visual Interface]

Adigitalvideointerfacestandard.DVI-Icanhandlebothdigitalsignalsandanalogsignals.

Embedded Audio Thisreferstotheaudiodatapacketswhicharetransferredinsidethedatastreamofthevideoserialinterface.

Flip Flop system(PGM/PST system)

Abuscontrolmode.Thesignalsselectedbytheprogrambusarealwaysoutputastheprogramimages.Byexecutingatransition,theprogrambusandpresetbussignalsareswitchedover.

Flying Key ThisfunctionusesDVEeffectstomove,expandorreducekeysignals.

Frame Synchronizer Afunctionwhichmatchesthesynchronizationofnon-synchronizedvideoinputsignals.

Freeze Afunctionwhichcontinuesthedisplayofthesameimage,creatingtheimpressionthattheimagehasbeen“frozen”.

FTB [Fade to Black] Thisistheeffectwherethebackgroundimageisfadedouttotheblackscreen.

Genlock Afunctionforsynchronizingthevideosignalsusinganexternalsyncsignalasthereference.

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Word Explanation

GPI[General Purpose Interface]

Interfacesignalswhichcontrolautotransitionfromanexternalsource.

Hue Thecolortoneofthevideosignals.

IRE Aunitusedforvideosignallevels.Thesetuplevel(blacklevel)ofthesignalsisexpressedas0IRE,7.5IRE,etc.

Key Edge Theborderorshadowaddedtotheedgesofkeys.

Key Fill Thesignalthatuseskeycombinationprocessingtofillintheareasleftblankbythekeysignals.

Key Gain Aparameterwhichisusedtoadjusttheamplitudeofthekeysignals.

Key Invert Afunctionwhichinvertsthekeysignals.

Key Mask Thisisthefunctionthatspecifiestheareaforkeycombinationusingtheboxpattern,etc.Whenonlypartoftheareaofthekeysignalsisused,keycombinationisexecutedwiththeunnecessaryareamasked.

Key Source Thevideosignalsforcreatingthekeysignals.

Linear Key Thefunctionwhichcombineskeysusingmonochromekeysignalswithgradationsinitsoutlinesasareference.

Lum[Luminance]

Thebrightnessportionofthevideosignals.

Luminance Key Thefunctionwhichcreateskeysignalsbasedontheluminance(brightness)informationofthevideosignalstocombinekeys.

ME[Mix Effect]

Avideoeffectdevicewhichcombinesanumberofvideosignalstocreatemix,wipe,keyandothervideosignals.

Mix Thepicture-changingeffectproducedbyoverlappingoneimagewiththenext.Itisalsoreferredtoas“dissolve”.

Multi View Display Thisfunctioncombinesmultiplematerialsanddisplaysthemononescreen.PGM,PVWandtheinputmaterialcanbepreviewedatthesametimeonasinglescreen.

OSD [On Screen Display] Thisfunctionenablessettingstobeperformedonthemenuscreenswhicharedisplayedinthemonitoroutput.

PinP [Picture in Picture] Thisfunctioncombinesasubscreenimagewiththebackgroundimage.

PVW[Preview]

Thefunctionforcheckingaheadoftimetheimagewhichwillbeoutputafterthenexttransition.TheimageisoutputfromthePVWsystem.

PGM[Program Bus]

Thebuswhichalwayscarriestheprogramoutputsignals.

PST[Preset Bus]

Thebuswhichcarriestheprogramoutputsignalsafterthenextbackgroundtransition.

RS-422 Aserialinterfacestandard.Itistheinterfaceusedtocontroltheswitcherfromaneditororotherexternaldevice.

Sat[Saturation]

Thisreferstotheintensityofthecolorchrominancelevelofvideosignals.

SDI[Serial Digital Interface]

ThestandardbywhichvideosignalsinvariousSDandHDformatsaretransmittedalongasinglecoaxialcable.

Self Key Afunctionthatcreateskeysignalsfromkeyfillsignalsforcombiningkeys.

Setup Data Thememoryinwhichthecontrolpanelstatusescanbesavedandrecalled.Thebuttonselectionstatusesaswellastheborder,colorandothersettinginformationcanbesavedinthismemory.

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Word Explanation

Tally Thesignalwhichoutputstheprogramoutputstatusesoftheinputsignalstoanexternaldevice.TheLEDthatindicatestheprogramoutputstatusonthecontrolpanelisalsoreferredtoastally.

Transition Afunctionthatswitchesfromoneimagetoanother.Wipe,mixandothereffectsareavailablefortheimagesduringswitching.

Tri-level Sync ThesyncsignalusedforHDformats.

Trimming Thisisthefunctionthateliminatestheunnecessarypartsatthetop,bottom,leftand/orrightoftheimageswhicharecombinedusingthePinPfunction.

Up Converter ThisisthefunctionthatconvertsmaterialintheSDformatintotheHDformatwhichyieldsahighresolution.

Video Memory Thisisthememoryinwhichtheimages(stillimagesandmovingimages)withkeysignalscanbestored.

Wipe Avideoeffectinwhichoneimageisgraduallyreplacedbyanotherastheboundarybetweenthetwoismovedusingapreselectedpattern.

Appendix (glossary)

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BMM Background ............................................. 117

3DModify........................................................... 117Border................................................................. 117BorderColor....................................................... 117Modify................................................................. 117SQPosition......................................................... 117WIPEPosition..................................................... 117

CMM Chroma Key ............................................. 120

Adjust................................................................. 120AutoCompute..................................................... 120FineTuning.......................................................... 120Sample............................................................... 120

MM Color Background ................................... 118CBGD1Main...................................................... 118CBGD1Move..................................................... 118CBGD1Sub........................................................ 118CBGD1Wash..................................................... 118CBGD1Wave..................................................... 118CBGD2Main...................................................... 118CBGD2Move..................................................... 118CBGD2Sub........................................................ 118CBGD2Wash..................................................... 118CBGD2Wave..................................................... 118

MM Config ...................................................... 135Assign................................................................. 135ButtonIllumination.............................................. 135COM-Port........................................................... 136GPI-InPort1/2.................................................... 136GPI-InPort2/2.................................................... 136GPI-InSetting..................................................... 136GPI-OutPort1/5................................................. 136GPI-OutPort2/5................................................. 136GPI-OutPort3/5................................................. 136GPI-OutPort4/5................................................. 136GPI-OutPort5/5................................................. 136GPI-OutSetting.................................................. 136Latency............................................................... 135LCDBL............................................................... 135Operate.............................................................. 135SystemMenu...................................................... 136UserButton1...................................................... 135UserButton2...................................................... 135Vector................................................................. 135WFM................................................................... 135

DMM DSK .......................................................... 123

Adjust................................................................. 123DSK.................................................................... 123Edge1................................................................. 123Edge2................................................................. 123EdgeColor......................................................... 123FillMatt............................................................... 123Mask................................................................... 123MaskAdjust........................................................ 123

EMM Event Memory ......................................... 127

EventDuration.................................................... 127Mark................................................................... 127MEMPVW.......................................................... 127Path.................................................................... 127RecallSelect...................................................... 127Register.............................................................. 127Run..................................................................... 127StoreSelect........................................................ 127Timeline.............................................................. 127TotalDuration..................................................... 127XPTDisable........................................................ 127

IMM Input ......................................................... 130

Input................................................................... 130

MM Input (Analog) ......................................... 131Freeze................................................................ 131FS....................................................................... 131Name.................................................................. 131UpConverter1.................................................... 131UpConverter2.................................................... 131VideoProcess.................................................... 131

MM Input (Composite) ................................... 132Freeze................................................................ 132FS....................................................................... 132Name.................................................................. 132UpConverter1.................................................... 132UpConverter2.................................................... 132VideoProcess.................................................... 132

MM Input (DVI) ................................................ 131DVIInput............................................................. 131DVIPhase........................................................... 131DVIStatus........................................................... 131Freeze................................................................ 131Name.................................................................. 131

Index

143

MM Input (SDI) ................................................ 130Freeze................................................................ 130FS....................................................................... 130Name.................................................................. 130UpConverter1.................................................... 130UpConverter2.................................................... 130VideoProcess1.................................................. 130VideoProcess2.................................................. 130

KMM Key ........................................................... 119

3DModify........................................................... 119Adjust................................................................. 119Edge1................................................................. 119Edge2................................................................. 119EdgeColor......................................................... 119FillMatte............................................................. 119FlyingKey........................................................... 119Key..................................................................... 119KeyPriority......................................................... 120Mask................................................................... 120MaskAdjust........................................................ 120SQPosition......................................................... 119Transition............................................................ 119WIPEPosition..................................................... 119

MMM Multi View Display ................................... 129

Display................................................................ 129MVFrame........................................................... 129MVPattern1/4.................................................... 129MVPattern2/4.................................................... 129MVPattern3/4.................................................... 129MVPattern4/4.................................................... 129MVSplit.............................................................. 129

OMM Output ...................................................... 133

Output................................................................. 133

MM Output (Analog) ...................................... 133Assign................................................................. 133

MM Output (DVI-D) ......................................... 134Assign................................................................. 134DVIOutput.......................................................... 134

MM Output (DVI-I) ........................................... 134Assign................................................................. 134DVIOutput.......................................................... 134

MM Output (SDI) ............................................. 133Assign................................................................. 133DownConverter.................................................. 133

PMM PinP1 ........................................................ 121

Border................................................................. 121BorderColor....................................................... 121PinP.................................................................... 121Position............................................................... 121Sync................................................................... 121Trim..................................................................... 121TrimAdjust.......................................................... 121

MM PinP2 ........................................................ 122Border................................................................. 122BorderColor....................................................... 122PinP.................................................................... 122Position............................................................... 122Sync................................................................... 122Trim..................................................................... 122TrimAdjust.......................................................... 122

MM Plug-in ...................................................... 124

SMM SD Card .................................................... 126

CardInformation................................................. 126File1.................................................................... 126File2.................................................................... 126

MM Shot Memory ........................................... 126MEMPVW.......................................................... 126Path.................................................................... 126RecallSelect...................................................... 126Register.............................................................. 126StoreSelect........................................................ 126XPTDisable........................................................ 126

MM System ..................................................... 137Alarm.................................................................. 137Ancillary.............................................................. 137Date.................................................................... 138Format................................................................ 137Initial................................................................... 137MainVersion....................................................... 138Network1............................................................ 138Network2............................................................ 138Network3............................................................ 138Network4............................................................ 138OptionVersion.................................................... 138OutputPhase..................................................... 137Reference........................................................... 137Time................................................................... 138

Index

144

TMM Time ......................................................... 124

AUX1BUSTrans................................................ 124BKGD................................................................. 124DSK.................................................................... 124EffectDissolve.................................................... 124FTB..................................................................... 124Key..................................................................... 124PinP1.................................................................. 124PinP1BUSTrans................................................ 124PinP2.................................................................. 124PinP2BUSTrans................................................ 124

VMM Video Memory ......................................... 125

Clip1PlayMode................................................. 125Clip2PlayMode................................................. 125Memory.............................................................. 125Rec1................................................................... 125Rec2................................................................... 125TransSync.......................................................... 125VideoMemory1.................................................. 125VideoMemory2.................................................. 125VideoMemory3.................................................. 125

XMM XPT ........................................................... 128

XPTAssign1/6................................................... 128XPTAssign2/6................................................... 128XPTAssign3/6................................................... 128XPTAssign4/6................................................... 128XPTAssign5/6................................................... 128XPTAssign6/6................................................... 128XPTSetting........................................................ 128XPTSwitch......................................................... 128

Index

145

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