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OPERATION
MANUAL
HVS-300HS
Digital Video Switcher
HVS-30OU
Operation Unit
1st Edition - Rev.1
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Edition Revision History
Edit. Rev. Date Description Where
Preliminary- 2009/02/13
1 2009/02/27
1 1 2009/03/10 "How to back up settings"
"OSD operation" added
Factual errors corrected
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21-3
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Precautions
Important Safety Warnings
[Power]
Caution
Stop
[Grounding]
Caution
Hazard
Caution
Operate unit only on the specified supply voltage.
Disconnect power cord by connector only. Do not pull on cable portion.
Do not place or drop heavy or sharp-edged objects on power cord. A damaged cord
can cause fire or electrical shock hazards. Regularly check power cord for
excessive wear or damage to avoid possible fire / electrical hazards.
Ensure unit is properly grounded at all times to prevent electrical shock hazard.
Do not ground the unit to gas lines, units, or fixtures of an explosive or dangerous
nature.
Ensure power cord is firmly plugged into AC outlet.
[Operation]
Hazard
Hazard
Do not operate unit in hazardous or potentially explosive atmospheres. Doing so
could result in fire, explosion, or other dangerous results.
Do not allow liquids, metal pieces, or other foreign materials to enter the unit. Doing
so could result in fire, other hazards, or unit malfunction.
If foreign material does enter the unit, turn power off and disconnect power cord
immediately. Remove material and contact authorized service representative if
damage has occurred.
[Transportation]
Caution
Handle with care to avoid shocks in transit. Shocks may cause malfunction. When
you need to transport the unit, use the original packing materials or alternate
adequate packing.
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[Circuitry Access]
Stop
Hazard
Do not remove covers, panels, casing, or access circuitry with power applied to the
unit! Turn power off and disconnect power cord prior to removal. Internal servicing /
adjustment of unit should only be performed by qualified personnel.
Do not touch any parts / circuitry with a high heat factor.
Capacitors can retain enough electric charge to cause mild to serious shock, even
after power is disconnected. Capacitors associated with the power supply are
especially hazardous. Avoid contact with any capacitors.
Unit should not be operated or stored with cover, panels, and / or casing removed.
Operating unit with circuitry exposed could result in electric shock / fire hazards or
unit malfunction.
[Potential Hazards]
Caution
If abnormal smells or noises are noticed coming from the unit, turn power off
immediately and disconnect power cord to avoid potentially hazardous conditions. If
problems similar to above occur, contact authorized service representative before
attempting to again operate unit.
[Rack Mount Brackets, Ground Terminal, and Rubber Feet]
Caution
To rack mount or ground the unit, or to install rubber feet, do not use screws or
materials other than those supplied. Otherwise, it may cause damage to the internal
circuits or components of the unit. If you remove the rubber feet attached on the unit,
do not reinsert the screws securing the rubber feet.
[Consumables]
Caution
The consumables used in unit must be replaced periodically. For further details on
which parts are consumables and when they should be replaced, refer to the
specifications at the end of the Operation Manual. Since the service life of the
consumables varies greatly depending on the environment in which they are used,
they should be replaced at an early date. For details on replacing the consumables,
contact your dealer.
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Upon Receipt
Unpacking
The Hanabi Series switcher HVS-300HS units and their accessories are fully inspected and
adjusted prior to shipment. Operation can be performed immediately upon completing all
required connections and operational settings. Check your received items against the packing
lists below.
HVS-300HS Box
ITEM QTY REMARKS
HVS-300HS 1 Main Unit
AC Cord 1
Rack Mount Brackets 1 set EIA standard type
Operation Manual 1 (This manual)
Option
HVS-30HSDI 1-2 HS/SD SDI 4-Input Expansion Card (Max. 2 cards)
HVS-30HSDO 1-2 HS/SD SDI 3-Output Expansion Card (Max. 2 cards)
HVS-30HSAI 1-2 HS/SD Analog 2-Input Expansion Card (Max. 2 cards)
HVS-30HSAO 1-2 HS/SD Analog 2-Output Expansion Card
HVS-30PCIN 1-2
HVS-30PCO 1-2
HVS-30ED 1 Editor control option (software option)
(*1) Up to two input cards of HVS-30HSDI,/HSAI/PCIN can be installed.
(*2) Up to two output cards of HVS-30HSDO,/HSAO/PCO can be installed.
Digital/Analog RGB 2-Input Expansion Card (Max. 2
cards)
Digital/Analog RGB 2-Output Expansion Card (Max. 2
cards)
HVS-30OU Box
ITEM QTY REMARKS
HVS-30OU 1 Operation Unit with Full Control Panel
Control Cable 1 BNC cable for ARCNET connection (10m)
AC adapter 1
Rack Mount Brackets 1 set EIA standard type (option)
External Option
HVS-AUX8 1-3
HVS-AUX16 1-3
HVS-AUX8RK,
HVS-AUXRK
HVS-TALR20/32 (*1) 1-2
HVS-TALOC20/32
(*1)
Control Cable 1
(*1) Multiple HVS-TALOC / HVS-TALR configurations possible; up to 2 units max.
Optional devices (except factory installed ones) are basically provided with the specific
operation or installation manuals.
1
1-2
AUX bus Control Box
(Hanabi Series Option)
AUX bus Control Box
(Hanabi Series Option)
Remote Kit for Aux bus Control Box
(Hanabi Series Option)
Tally Control Unit (Relay type)
(Hanabi Series Option)
Tally Control Unit (Open Collector type)
(Hanabi Series Option)
BNC cable for ARCNET connection (10m) , (BNC 5C2V
75Ω)
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Check
Check to ensure no damage has occurred during shipment. If damage has occurred, or items
are missing, inform your supplier immediately.
Rack Mounting
The product can be mounted to EIA standard rack units. When rack mounting a unit, remove the
rubber feet and use the accessory rack mount brackets (rack ears).
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Table of Contents
1. Prior to Starting.........................................................................................................................1
1-1. Welcome............................................................................................................................1
1-2. Features.............................................................................................................................1
1-3. About This Manual.............................................................................................................1
2. Panel Descriptions....................................................................................................................2
2-1. HVS-300HS (Main Unit).....................................................................................................2
2-2. HVS-30OU (Operation Unit)...............................................................................................3
2-3. Option Slots .......................................................................................................................5
2-4. Interfaces ...........................................................................................................................6
2-4-1. EDITOR Connector.....................................................................................................6
2-4-2. RS-422 Connector ......................................................................................................6
2-4-3. GPI/TALLY OUT Connector........................................................................................7
3. Connection................................................................................................................................8
3-1. Basic Connection...............................................................................................................8
3-2. Optional Configuration .......................................................................................................9
4. Setup ......................................................................................................................................10
4-1. Power ON ........................................................................................................................10
4-2. System Signal Format Selection at the Initial Use ...........................................................10
5. Menu Operations ....................................................................................................................12
5-1. How to Access Menus .....................................................................................................12
5-1-1. Menu Access Buttons ...............................................................................................12
5-1-2. Other Menu Access Buttons .....................................................................................13
5-1-3. USER Button (Menu Shortcut)..................................................................................13
5-2. How to Set Values ...........................................................................................................14
5-2-1. Displaying Parameters..............................................................................................14
5-2-2. Changing Settings or Values by Using F1 to F4 .......................................................15
5-2-3. Changing Settings or Values by Using the Numeric Keypad ....................................16
5-2-4. Changing Settings or Values by Using the Joystick..................................................17
5-3. How to Return Settings to Default....................................................................................18
5-3-1. Returning Parameter to Default ................................................................................18
5-3-2. Returning Menu to Default ........................................................................................18
5-4. How to Back up Settings..................................................................................................18
6. USER Button...........................................................................................................................19
6-1. Setting USER Buttons......................................................................................................19
7. Video Sources.........................................................................................................................22
7-1. How to Give Name to Sources.........................................................................................22
7-2. How to Assign Sources to Bus buttons............................................................................23
7-3. Resize Function ...............................................................................................................24
7-4. Frame Synchronizer.........................................................................................................24
7-5. Bus Matte.........................................................................................................................25
7-5-1. Setting Up the Matte Color........................................................................................25
8. Video Outputs .........................................................................................................................26
8-1. How to Select Aux signals................................................................................................26
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8-1-1. Selecting Video in KEY/AUX .................................................................................... 26
8-1-2. Selecting Video in the Menu..................................................................................... 26
8-2. Preview Set Up................................................................................................................ 27
8-2-1. Preview bus monitoring ............................................................................................ 27
8-2-2. Setting Up Preview Image........................................................................................ 28
8-3. Clean Set Up................................................................................................................... 28
8-3-1. Outputting Clean Image ........................................................................................... 28
8-3-2. Clean Image Set-Up................................................................................................. 28
8-4. Setting Up and Outputting KEY OUT .............................................................................. 29
8-5. Setting Up Optional Outputs............................................................................................ 29
9. PGM/PST Bus Operation ....................................................................................................... 31
9-1. PGM/PST Bus buttons .................................................................................................... 31
9-2. PGM/PST Switching Mode.............................................................................................. 31
9-3. Setting-up and Using the SHIFT function ........................................................................ 32
10. Transition Operations ........................................................................................................... 33
10-1. Transition Block Description.......................................................................................... 33
10-2. Available Transitions .....................................................................................................34
10-3. Black Transitions........................................................................................................... 34
10-4. DSK Transitions ............................................................................................................ 35
10-5. KEYER Transitions........................................................................................................ 35
10-6. Background Transitions................................................................................................. 37
10-7. Pattern (WIPE) Transitions............................................................................................ 38
10-8. Advanced Settings for Transitions................................................................................. 39
10-8-1. Fader Limit .............................................................................................................39
10-8-2. Transition Rate....................................................................................................... 40
10-8-3. User Transitions ..................................................................................................... 41
10-8-4. Advanced Auto Transitions .................................................................................... 41
10-9. How to Select Patterns.................................................................................................. 42
10-9-1. Selecting Patterns in the Menu............................................................................... 42
10-9-2. Direct Pattern Function........................................................................................... 42
11. WIPE Pattern Modify ............................................................................................................ 44
11-1. Preset Pattern Groups................................................................................................... 44
11-2. How to Reset WIPE Menu............................................................................................. 44
11-3. Pattern Modify Example1 (Pattern 20) .......................................................................... 45
11-4. Pattern Modify Example1 (Pattern 117) ........................................................................ 46
11-5. WIPE Menu ................................................................................................................... 47
11-5-1. No.0-99 .................................................................................................................. 47
11-5-2. No.100-137 ............................................................................................................ 48
11-5-3. No.140-147 ............................................................................................................ 49
11-5-4. No.200- .................................................................................................................. 50
12. KEYER and DSK.................................................................................................................. 51
12-1. Luminance Key.............................................................................................................. 51
12-2. Bus Key......................................................................................................................... 52
12-2-1. Creating Key Links ................................................................................................. 52
12-2-2. Selecting a Signal Using Key Link.......................................................................... 53
12-3. Chroma Key .................................................................................................................. 54
12-3-1. Creating
a Chroma Key.......................................................................................... 54
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12-3-2. Chromakey adjustments .........................................................................................55
12-4. KEY MATT.....................................................................................................................56
12-5. Adjusting Key Signal ......................................................................................................56
12-6. Mask and Invert .............................................................................................................57
12-6-1. Inverting Keyer and Background.............................................................................57
12-6-2. Key Masks ..............................................................................................................57
13. DVE Effects on Keys.............................................................................................................59
13-1. How to enable 2D DVEs ................................................................................................59
13-2. Changing Position..........................................................................................................59
13-3. Changing Sizes or Aspect Ratios...................................................................................60
13-4. FADE .............................................................................................................................61
13-5. CROP ............................................................................................................................61
13-6. Key Edge .......................................................................................................................62
13-7. SUB EFFECT.................................................................................................................63
13-7-1. MONO COLOR.......................................................................................................63
13-7-2. DEFOCUS ..............................................................................................................63
13-7-3. PAINT COLOR........................................................................................................63
13-7-4. FREEZE, STROBE, NEGA, MOSAIC.....................................................................64
13-8. BORDERS .....................................................................................................................65
14. Still Store...............................................................................................................................66
14-1. How to Save Stills..........................................................................................................66
14-2. Backing-up Stills ............................................................................................................66
15. Picture-in-Picture ..................................................................................................................67
15-1. Setting-up PinP..............................................................................................................67
15-1-1. Selecting Video for PinP .........................................................................................67
15-1-2. Inserting PinP1 (PinP2) Video ................................................................................67
15-1-3. Position and Size ....................................................................................................68
15-1-4. Crop and Border .....................................................................................................69
15-2. IN/OUT Effects...............................................................................................................69
16. Multiviewer............................................................................................................................71
16-1. Assigning the Multiviewer function to an AUX Bus.........................................................71
16-2. Selecting Split-screen Type ...........................................................................................71
16-3. Selecting Video for Each Split Area ...............................................................................72
16-4. Adding Titles, On-air Tally and Frame Border................................................................72
16-4-1. Titles .......................................................................................................................72
16-4-2. On-air Tally .............................................................................................................73
16-4-3. Frame Border..........................................................................................................73
17. Event Memory.......................................................................................................................74
17-1. Storing Events................................................................................................................74
17-2. Recalling Events ............................................................................................................75
17-2-1. Using DIRECT Operation........................................................................................75
17-2-2. Using the RECALL Button ......................................................................................75
17-3. Overwrite Protection ......................................................................................................76
17-4. Deleting Events..............................................................................................................76
17-5. Loading Event at Start-up ..............................................................................................77
18. File Operations......................................................................................................................78
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18-1. USB Flash Memory ....................................................................................................... 78
18-2. Available Files ............................................................................................................... 78
18-3. Saving Data to USB Flash Memory............................................................................... 79
18-4. Loading Data from USB Flash Memory......................................................................... 80
18-4-1. To Load Setting Data ............................................................................................. 80
18-4-2. To Download Image Files....................................................................................... 80
18-5. Moving between Directories in the USB Flash Memory ................................................ 81
18-6. Deleting Files in the USB Flash Memory....................................................................... 81
18-7. Renaming Files in the USB Flash Memory.................................................................... 81
19. System Setup Settings ......................................................................................................... 82
19-1. Selecting System Signal Format ................................................................................... 82
19-2. Selecting Reference Signal ........................................................................................... 83
19-2-1. To Set Reference Input .......................................................................................... 83
19-2-2. To Set Reference Output ....................................................................................... 83
19-3. Adjusting Video Signal Levels ....................................................................................... 84
19-3-1. Proc Amp ............................................................................................................... 84
19-3-2. Gamut Clip ............................................................................................................. 84
19-4. Safety Area Markers...................................................................................................... 85
19-5. Setting Date and Time................................................................................................... 86
19-6. Buzzer, Brightness and Screen Saver........................................................................... 86
20. Reboot and Initialize............................................................................................................. 87
20-1. Rebooting System ......................................................................................................... 87
20-2. System Initialization....................................................................................................
21. Setup Setting for HVS-30FP and HVS-30RU ....................................................................... 88
21-1. Assigning Sources to Bus buttons................................................................................. 88
21-2. Setting USER Buttons on HVS-30FP and HVS-30RU .................................................. 89
21-3. OSD Operation.............................................................................................................. 89
22. Specifications and Dimensions............................................................................................. 90
22-1. Specifications ................................................................................................................ 90
22-1-1. HVS-300HS............................................................................................................ 90
22-1-2. HVS-30OU ............................................................................................................. 91
22-2. External Dimensions ..................................................................................................... 92
22-2-1. HVS-300HS............................................................................................................ 92
22-2-2. HVS-30OU ............................................................................................................. 93
Appendix 1. Available File List...................................................................................................... 1
Appendix 2. Transition Pattern List............................................................................................... 2
2-1. WIPE Type ........................................................................................................................ 2
2-2. 2D/2.5D DVE Type............................................................................................................ 3
2-3. 3D DVE Type .................................................................................................................... 3
... 87
Index ............................................................................................................................................ 1
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1. Prior to Starting
1-1. Welcome
Congratulations! By purchasing HVS-300HS Hanabi Portable Switcher you have entered the
world of FOR-A and its many innovative products. Thank you for your patronage and we hope
you will turn to FOR-A products again and again to satisfy your video and audio needs.
FOR-A provides a wide range of products, from basic support units to complex system
controllers, which have been increasingly joined by products for computer video based systems.
Whatever your needs, talk to your FOR-A representative. We will do our best to be of continuing
service to you.
1-2. Features
Very compact main unit (1U high)
3 types of panels: standard panel, mini panel or control GUI
HD/SD-SDI 4 input/4 output, Max. 12 input/8 output
Frame synchronizer, up-converter and re-size engine on each input
Variety of I/O options such as HD/SD-SDI, analog/digital RGB (VGA, DVI-D), HD/SD analog
component, analog composite
Built-in 16-split multiviewer, supporting 4, 10 or 16-way split views with tally and title display
Dual Picture in Picture function
Up-stream Keyer and DSK both with 2D DVE and advanced Chroma Key
Various 2D and 3D DVE transitions
Over 100 wipe patterns
Two channels of still stores
Optional Aux remote available
1-3. About This Manual
This manual is intended to help the user easily operate the Hanabi series switchers and make
full use of their functions during operations. Before configuring or operating your system, read
this operation manual thoroughly to ensure you understand the product. After reading, it is
important to keep this manual in a safe place and available for future reference.
Font Conventions
The following conventions are used through out this manual:
Boxed text (for example MATT, F1, TRANS, and AUX1) is used for the control panel
buttons.
Bold text (such as SIGNAL, TYPE and COLOR is used for the setting parameters
menus.
Shaded text (such as MATT, ON, OFF, 50.0, 30, and PGM is used for the setting values in
the menus.
Text enclosed by square brackets (such as [SETUP-SYSTEM]) indicates the menu name
in the
.
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2. Panel Descriptions
2-1. HVS-300HS (Main Unit)
Front Panel
No. Name Description
1 Power switch For power ON/OFF.
POWER
indicator
2
ALARM
indicator
ON
OFF
ALARM
POWER
POWER
Lit
green
Unlit Power is supplied to the unit.
Lit red when a cooling fan fails. In such a case, power off the unit and
consult your FOR-A supplier. The indicator is normally unlit.
This indicator works the same as the ALARM indicator located on the
Control panel.
Power is supplied to the unit.
DIGITAL VIDEO SWITCHER
HVS-300HS
Rear Panel
No. Name Description Refer to
1 SDI INPUT Used to input HD/SD SDI video signal. 4 inputs (BNC) 7
2 SDI OUTPUT
3 GPI/TALLY OUT
4 RS-422
5 LAN
6 EDITOR Used for editor connection. (9-pin D-sub, female) 12-4-1
7 GENLOCK
8 TO OU
9 Ground terminal Used for system grounding.
10 AC IN
11 Option Slots Used to install optional input/output expansion cards. 2-3
4321
SDI INPUT
SDI OUTPUT
AUX 2AUX 1PGM 2PGM 1
GPI IN/TALLY OUT RS-422 EDITOR
REF OUT
A
N
L
0
1
/
(
1
0
0
B
A
S
E
T
-
)
REF IN
GENLOCK
Used to output HD/SD SDI video signal. 4 outputs (2
programs and 2 auxiliary outputs) (BNC)
Used for GPI input/output and Tally output. (15-pin D-sub,
female)
Used to connect HVS-30RU and Hanabi tally units.
(9-pin D-sub, female)
Used for 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX Ethernet connection.
(RJ-45)
Used to input/output a genlock signal; tri-level sync or
black burst. (BNC)
The center terminal is used for loopthrough connection. It
must be 75-ohm terminated if not looped-through.
Used for HVS-30OU connection via Arcnet. It can be also
used to connect the Hanabi AUX control boxes. (BNC)
One of two terminals is used for loopthrough connection.
It must be 75-ohm terminated if not looped-through.
Used for AC power connection via supplied cable.
(AC100V-240V 50/60Hz)
OPTION S LOT
AB DC
TO OU
S/No.
AC100-240V 50 /6 0Hz IN
8
2-4-3
2-4-3
19-2
3
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2-2. HVS-30OU (Operation Unit)
Control Panel
No. Name Description Refer to
1 ALARM indicator
2 Menu Control Block
MENU
DIRECT PATT
3
EVENT
KEYPAD
4 BLACK TRANS Used to perform black transition. 10-3
5 USER BUTTON
6 USB MEMORY
7 TRANS PREV Used to preview next transition. 8-2-1
8 BUS SELECT Block
9 KEY/AUX Bus
10 PGM/PST Bus Used to select video signal for the background. 9
11 Joystick Block
12 Transition Block Used to perform transitions for background and keyer. 10
KEYER/DSK/PINP
13
Transition Block
USB MEMORY
12
USER BUTTON
TRANS PREV
KEY/AUX
PGM
123
PST
KEYER DSK
234567891011121
ALARM
F1
12123
Lit red when power or a cooling fan fail. In such a case,
power off the system and consult your FOR-A supplier.
The indicator is normally unlit.
This indicator works the same as the ALARM indicator
located on the front panel of HVS-300HS.
The menu control block is composed of the menu
display, menu control push-buttons (F1 to F4) and page
up/down buttons.
Four mode buttons at the left side change the keypad
mode to the right.
In these modes, the Keypad is used for menu access,
numeric input, transition pattern selection, event
control.
User assignable buttons. Menu shortcuts or functions
can be assigned to these buttons.
Used to connect a USB flash memory for image file
import and export or system setting backup.
(USB1.1, Type-A)
Used to select a bus. Then select a video in the
KEY/AUX bus (No 9) .
Used to select a video signal for the bus selected at the
BUS SELECT block (No.8).
The video signal can be selected from KEY/AUX bus
buttons, PGM, PREV, CLEAN and MV.
Used to set position, size or color in the specific menu
parameters.
Used to perform transitions for KEYER, DSK and
PINP1/2.
AUXP IN P
F3F2
PGM CLEANPREV MV
POSITION
ENT/STORE
FADER LIMIT
BLACK
9/FILE
TRANS
6/MATT
65
3/DSK
USER BUTTO N
43
SIZE
(PUSH to DEF)
HVS-300HS
DIGITAL VIDEO SWITCHER
ON AIR
KEYER
P IN P
P IN P
1
2
DSK
7/SET UP
8/STILL
MENU
4/WIPE
5/P in P
DIRECT PATT
±/EVENT
1
2/KEYER
. (DOT)
CLR/TRANS RATE 0 /RECALL
121110987654
MENU/DIRECT PATT/EVENT/KEY PAD
NOR/REVREV
DIRECTION
KEYER
BKGD
NEXT TRANSITION
PATTERN/ RATE
WIPEMIX
TRANSITION TYPE
AUTO CUT
PAGE
F4
5
5-1-1
5-2-3
10-9-2
17
6
18
8-1-1
12
15-1-1
16-1
5-2-4
15-2
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Rear Panel
No. Name Description Refer to
1 TO MU Used for HVS-300HS (Main Unit) connection.
2 CONTROL Used for service purposes. Do not use.
3 DC 12V IN
4 POWER Used for the unit power On/Off
S/No.LABEL
POWER
TO MU
CONTROL
DC12V IN
ON
OFF
Used for DC power connection from the supplied AC
adapter.
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2-3. Option Slots
All expansion cards can be fitted via the rear of the HVS-300HS panel. The bottom 4 slots (A, B,
C and D shown in the figure in this page) are dedicated to these optional cards.
IMPORTANT
For the details about system expansion (optional cards) and fan replacement, contact
your FOR-A supplier.
Slots for Option Cars at HVS-300HS Rear Panel
Two input expansion cards can be installed in slots A and B.
Two output expansion cards can be installed in slot C and D.
4321
SDI INPUT
Option Slot Available card Available Video Signal (Connector)
HVS-30HSDI HD/SD SDI (BNC) 4 inputs
A, B
HVS-30HSAI
HVS-30PCIN
HVS-30HSDO HD/SD SDI (BNC) 3 outputs 8-5
C, D
HVS-30HSAO
HVS-30PCO
AUX 2AUX 1PGM 2PGM 1
L
A
SDI OUTPUT
GPI IN/TALLY OUT RS-422 EDITOR
N
1
(
0
/
1
0
0
B
A
S
E
T
-
)
HD/SD analog component or
HD/SD analog composite (BNC)
Digital RGB (DVI-D) and
Analog RGB (VGA)
HD/SD analog component or
HD/SD analog composite (BNC)
Digital RGB (DVI-D) and
Analog RGB (VGA)
REF OUT
REF IN
GENLOCK
OPTION S LOT
AB DC
TO OU
S/No.
AC100-240V 50 /6 0Hz IN
Number of
input/output
Refer to
per card.
2 inputs
2 inputs
2 outputs 8-5
2 outputs 8-5
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2-4. Interfaces
2-4-1. EDITOR Connector
Pin Assignment Table
Pin No. Signal Name In/Out Description
1 FG Frame ground
2 T- Out Transmit data (-)
3 R+ In Receive data (+)
4 SG Signal ground
5 NC Not used
6 SG Signal ground
7 T+ Out Transmit data (+)
8 R- In Receive data (-)
9 FG Frame ground
2-4-2. RS-422 Connector
9-pin D-sub (male)
with inch screws
Pin Assignment Table
Pin No. Signal Name In/Out Description
1 FG Frame ground
2 R- In Receive data (-)
3 T+ Out Transmit data (+)
4 SG Signal ground
5 NC Not used
6 SG Signal ground
7 R+ In Receive data (+)
8 T- Out Transmit data (-)
9 FG Frame ground
9-pin D-sub (female)
with inch screws
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2-4-3. GPI/TALLY OUT Connector
r
15-pin D-sub (female)
with inch screws
Pin Assignment Table
Pin No. Description
1 IN01 RED TALLY (default setting)
2 IN02 RED TALLY (default setting)
3 IN03 RED TALLY (default setting)
4 IN04 RED TALLY (default setting)
5 IN05 RED TALLY (default setting)
6 IN06 RED TALLY (default setting)
7 IN07 RED TALLY (default setting)
8 IN08 RED TALLY (default setting)
9 IN09 RED TALLY (default setting)
10 IN10 RED TALLY (default setting)
11 IN11 RED TALLY (default setting)
12 IN12 RED TALLY (default setting)
13 Signal ground
14 Signal ground
15 Signal ground
The pin assignment shown above is the factory default assignment. Pin assignments
can be changed via operational menus.
GPI IN Circuit
Switch or Relay
External
HVS-300HS
VCCVCC
Open correcto
External
GPI OUT/ TALLY Out Circuit
HVS-300HS
External Device
Max voltage:5V
Max load current:
100mA
HVS-300HS
VCCVCC
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3. Connection
A
A
3-1. Basic Connection
TSG (REF signal)
VTR,
Video Server, etc.
SDI INPUT
S/No.LABEL
4321
SDI OUTPUT
HD/SD SDI
AUX 2AUX 1PGM 2PGM 1
HD/SD SDI
75-ohm termination
HD/SD SDI
HD/SD SDI
HD/SD SDI
A
N
GPI IN/TALLY OUT RS-422 EDITOR
L
1
(
0
/
1
0
0
B
A
75-ohm termination
Preview
(AUX1)
POWER
DC12V IN
ON
OFF
TO MU
CONTROL
C Adapter
ARCNET (BNC)
Reference signal (BNC)
REF OUT
REF IN
S
T
E
-
)
GENLOCK
OPTION S LOT
AB DC
TO OU
S/No.
AC100-240V 50/60H z IN
C power source
75-ohm termination
To other device
(PGM1)
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3-2. Optional Configuration
A
A
A
A
A
SDI INPUT
S/No.LABEL
4321
SDI OUTPUT
HD/SD SDI
HD/SD SDI
HD/SD SDI
AUX 2AUX 1PGM 2PGM 1
GPI IN/TALLY OUT RS-422 EDITOR
HD/SD SDI
HD/SD SDI
75-ohm termination
HD/SD SDI
HD/SD SDI
TSG (REF signal)
Editor
GPI Controller
VTR,
Video Server, etc.
TO MU
A
N
L
(
0
/
1
1
0
0
B
A
S
E
-
T
)
CONTROL
REF IN
GENLOCK
75-ohm termination
Tally Unit
Tally Unit
To other device
（GPI OUT ）
Preview
(AUX1)
POWER
ON
OFF
DC12V IN
C Adapter
ARCNET (BNC)
ETHERNET
PC
REF OUT
OPTION S LOT
AB DC
TO OU
S/No.
AC100-240V 50/60H z IN
ARCNET
UX Control box
C power
source
UX Control box
UX Control box
Multiviewer
(AUX2)
To other device
(PGM2)
To other device
(PGM1)
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4. Setup
4-1. Power ON
Before powering on the system, verify that all system connections are properly in reference to
section 3. "Connection."
Control Pannel Power supply
Supply power to the control panel using the AC adapter provided and turn on the power
switch located at the rear panel of HVS-30OU.
MU (Main Unit) Power supply
Supply power to the MU using the power cable provided and turn on the power switch located
at the front panel of HVS-300HS.
4-2. System Signal Format Selection at the Initial Use
When first switching on your unit, please select a signal format as shown below.
(1) The MENU button at the right of the menu display should be flashing at power ON.
(2) Press the MENU button and then press the 7/SETUP button.
(3) The SETUP menu's top page appears in the menu display. Turn F1 to select SYSTEM
and then press F1.
SETUP :>SYSTEM >INPUT >OUTPUT >PANEL
MENU :>EXT I/F >STATUS
(4) The [SETUP - SYSTEM] menu as shown below appears. Turn F1 to select FORMAT and
then press F1.
SETUP :>FORMAT >REF I/O >ARCNET >ETHERNET
SYSTEM :>TIME >INIT >REBOOT
(5) The [SETUP - SYSTEM - FORMAT] menu as shown below appears. Turn F1 to select the
signal format used in the switcher. Then turn F3 to select the aspect ratio.
SYSTEM : FORMAT :ASPECT :SW TMNG: 1/1
FORMAT : =1080/59.94i : =16:9 : =ANY :
(6) Press the PAGE UP button to return to the [SETUP - SYSTEM] menu.
(7) Turn F1 to select REBOOT. Press ENT/STORE in the Keypad block to reboot the
switcher
SETUP :>FORMAT >REF I/O >ARCNET >ETHERNET
SYSTEM :>TIME >INIT >REBOOT
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7/SET UP
8/STILL
USB MEMORY
12
ALARMUSER BUTTON
F1
F3F2
PAGE
F4
MENU
DIRECT PATT
±/EVENT
CLR/TRANS RATE 0 /RECALL
MENU/DIRECT PATT/EVENT/KEY PAD
DIRECTION
9/FILE
ENT/STORE
4/WIPE
5/P in P
6/MATT
1
2/KEYER
3/DSK
. (DOT)
ENT/STORE
NOR/REVREV
(8) The selected format and aspect are applied after restarting the switcher.
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5. Menu Operations
5-1. How to Access Menus
5-1-1. Menu Access Buttons
The MENU/ DIRECT PATT/ EVENT/ KEY PAD block to the right of the menu display has four
modes: Menu Access, Numeric Input, Pattern Selection and Event Control. The current
operational mode is displayed at the upper right of the menu display. To use the buttons in the
Keypad as the Menu Access buttons, press the MENU button at the upper right of the block.
USB MEMORY
Mode Selection Buttons
12
ALARMUSER BUTTON
F1
F3F2
F4
PAGE
Mode Selection Buttons
Button Function
This button changes the Keypad to menu access buttons. Pressing on a
MENU
button in the Keypad displays the related menu.
The MENU button blinks if a parameter has changed and it requires rebooting.
In this case, reboot the switcher. (See section 20-1. "Rebooting System.")
DIRECT
PATTERN
This button changes the Keypad to direct pattern selection buttons.
±/EVENT This button changes the Keypad to event memory control buttons.
CLR/TRANS
RATE
This button displays the TRANS menu. The transition rate can be changed by
entering the number and then pressing ENT/STORE on the Keypad.
7/SET UP
8/STILL
MENU
4/WIPE
DIRECT PATT
±/EVENT
CLR/TRANS RATE 0 /R ECALL
5/P in P
1
2/KEYER
. (DOT)
MENU/DIRECT PATT/EVENT/KEY PAD
NOR/REVREV
DIRECTION
9/FILE
6/MATT
3/DSK
ENT/STORE
Keypad Block
KEYPAD Block
Button Accessed menu Menu Description
FILE FILE TOP Accesses menu for file operations using a USB
STILL
SET UP SETUP MENU
STILL STORE
(1/2~2/2)
Accesses menu for still store operation.
Accesses menu for setup of system, panel, video input,
video output, external interface.
MATT MATT COLOR Accesses menu for matte color
P IN P PinP TOP Accesses menu for PinP 1 and PinP 2 setup.
WIPE WIPE Accesses menu for WIPE pattern modification.
DSK DSK SETUP Accesses menu for DSK setup and DSK effects.
KEYER KEYER SETUP Accesses menu for KEYER setup and KEYER effects.
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5-1-2. Other Menu Access Buttons
By Pressing once or twice specific buttons in the bus select section or transition control
section, the related menus can be displayed. (See the figure and the table below.)
9/FILE
8/STILL
7/SET UP
PAGE
121110987654
MENU
4/WIPE
DIRECT PATT
±/EVENT
1
. (DOT)
CLR/TRANS RATE 0 /REC ALL
MENU/DIRECT PATT/EVENT/KEY PAD
NOR/REVREV
DIRECTION
BKGD
KEYER
NEXT TRANSITION
PATTERN/RATE
WIPEMIX
TRANSITION TYPE
AUTO CUT
6/MATT
5/P in P
3/DSK
2/KEYER
ENT/STORE
FADER LIMIT
USB MEMORY
12
USER BUTTON
TRANS PREV
KEY/AUX
PGM
123
PST
ALARM
KEYER DSK
12123
234567891011121
F3F2
AUXP IN P
F4
PGM CLEANPREV MV
F1
PGM/PST bus
Button Action Accessed Menu
MATT (*1) Pressing twice quickly MATT menu
STL1 to STL2 (*1) Pressing twice quickly STILL menu
SHIFT (*1) Pressing twice quickly [SETUP-INPUT-ASSIGN] menu
(*1) Note that MATT and STL1 – STL2 buttons represents the bus buttons assigned to MATT and
STILL1 – STILL2 signals respectively at PGM/PST and KEY/AUX. (Refer to section 7-2. "How to
Assign Sources to Bus buttons."
USER BUTTON
POSITION
BLACK
TRANS
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SIZE
(PUSH to DEF)
HVS-300HS
DIGITAL VIDEO SWITCHER
KEYER
P IN P
1
P IN P
2
DSK
ON AIR
BUS SELECT block
Button Action Accessed Menu
KEYER Pressing twice quickly [KEYER-SETUP] menu
DSK Pressing twice quickly [DSK-SETUP] menu
MV Pressing twice quickly [SET UP-OUTPUT-MV SCRN] menu
PinP 1 Pressing twice quickly [PinP-CHAN1] menu
PinP 2 Pressing twice quickly [PinP-CHAN2] menu
PREV Pressing twice quickly
CLEAN Pressing twice quickly
[SET UP-OUTPUT-CLN/PVW] menu
AUX1 Pressing twice quickly [SETUP-OUTPUT-AUX XPT] (1/2) menu
AUX2 Pressing twice quickly [SETUP-OUTPUT-AUX XPT] (1/2) menu
AUX3 Pressing twice quickly [SETUP-OUTPUT-AUX XPT] (1/2) menu
Transition Block
Button Action Accessed Menu
BKGD Pressing once
KEYER Pressing once
MIX Pressing once
[TRANS BKGD] menu
WIPE Pressing once
FADER LIMIT Pressing twice quickly
5-1-3. USER Button (Menu Shortcut)
User buttons can be assigned to specific menu pages and be used as menu shortcuts.
Refer to section 5-3. "USER Button" for details.
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5-2. How to Set Values
5-2-1. Displaying Parameters
To display the desired menu, press the MENU button (The MENU button will light up.), then
press the related menu button in the Keypad block. (See section 5-1. "How to Access
Menus.") If a menu has multiple submenus such as the SETUP menu, navigate to submenus
following the procedure below.
Menu navigation (Example for the SETUP menu)
(1) Press the MENU button to the right of the menu display. Then press the 7/SET UP button
in the Keypad to display the SETUP menu. The SETUP menu's top page will then appear
on the display, as shown below.
Menu title Submenu title
SETUP :>SYSTEM >INPUT >OUTPUT >PANEL
MENU :>EXT I/F >STATUS
(2) Select a submenu to open by turning F1 (The INPUT submenu is selected in the example
below.) Then press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to the right to open the selected
submenu.
SETUP :>SYSTEM >INPUT >OUTPUT >PANEL
MENU :>EXT I/F >STATUS
(3) The [SETUP-INPUT] menu then opens. The [SETUP-INPUT] menu has also got four
submenus. Select a submenu to open by turning and then press F1 or turning F1 and
pressing the PAGE DOWN button to open it. The “>” in front of menu items indicates that
a detail submenu can be accessed by pressing F1.
SETUP :>SIGNAL >PROC AMP>RENAME >ASSIGN
INPUT :
(4) The [SETUP-INPUT- PROC AMP] menu is displayed as shown below. Now users can
change the value for parameter.
Menu title Parameters Page / Total page
INPUT :SELECT : Y-Lv : BLK-Lv:ENABLE : 1/3
PROC AMP: =IN04 : =1.00 : =0 : =ON :
The current selection is shown in reverse video.
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Values
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Page Navigation
As shown in the example below, the [SETUP-INPUT-PROC AMP] submenu spreads across
three pages. When first accessed, page 1 of 3 will be displayed. To go to page 2, simply press
the PAGE DOWN button. Pressing the PAGE UP button returns you to page 1.
Pressing the PAGE UP button when located at the first page brings you up one level in the
menus. The same happens when pressing the PAGE DOWN button when located at the last
page of a menu.
Page no. / Total page
INPUT :SELECT : Y-Lv : BLK-Lv:ENABLE : 1/3
PROC AMP: =IN04 : =1.00 : =0 : =ON :
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INPUT :SELECT : Pb-Lv : Pr-Lv :ENABLE : 2/3
PROC AMP: =IN04 : =1.00 : =1.00 : =ON :
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INPUT : Y-Lv :Blk-Lv : Pb-Lv : Pr-Lv : 3/3
CLIP : =1019 : =4 : =500 : =500 :
SETUP :>SIGNAL >PROC AMP>RENAME >ASSIGN
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INPUT :
5-2-2. Changing Settings or Values by Using F1 to F4
Once parameters appear in the display window, data is displayed over 2 lines. A maximum of
four parameters can be displayed at a time. The “=” or “>” in front of value indicates that it is
possible to change a parameter setting by turning a menu control push-button (F1 – F4), or
trigger an action by pressing it.
Title
Parameters (First line)
Settings (Second line)
Page/Total page
INPUT :SELECT :FORMAT :RESIZE : FS : 1/1
SIGNAL : =IN01 : =SDSDI: =4:3 : =ON :
Menu Control Push-buttons
(F1 to F4)
Turn clockwise Increases value.
Turn counter-clockwise Decreases value.
Press and hold down
at least 1 sec.
Turn while pressing Quickly increases/decreases value.
Reset the parameter to default value.
Description
System Parameters Requiring Confirmation
Some system parameters require for users to confirm after changing the value by pressing a
menu control push-button. This prevents users from making mistakes when changing
important system settings.
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Parameters with the sign ">"
The parameters with the sign ">" in front of them are executable by pushing the relevant
menu control push-button. For example, pressing a menu control push-button initializes
menus (See section 5-3. "How to Return Settings to Default."), stores still images (See
section 14-1. "How to Save Stills."), saves data or loads data (See section 18. "File
Operations"). In the parameters selecting a color from the standard colors pressing the
relevant menu control selects the color. (See section 7-5. "Bus Matte")
5-2-3. Changing Settings or Values by Using the Numeric Keypad
Users can also use the keypad to input numerical settings to a menu. The procedure
example for changing the matte color by using keypad is as follows.
(1) Press the MENU button.
(2) Press the 6/MATT button to display the BUS MATT COLOR menu.
(3) To change the S (Saturation) item, press F1.
(4) Input new setting from the keypad.
(5) Press ENT/STORE to confirm the setting.
(6) To change the L (Luminance) item, press F2, input new setting from the keypad and press
ENT/STORE.
(7) To change the H (Hue) item, press F3, input new setting from the keypad and press
ENT/STORE.
MATT : BUS MATT COLOR :RECALL : 1/1
COLOR :S=50.0 L=80.2 H=125.5: >GREEN:
7/SET UP
8/STILL
9/FILE
4/WIPE
5/P in P
6/MATT
1
2/KEYER
3/DSK
. (DOT)
ENT/S TORE
USER BUTTON
PAGE
MENU
DIRECT PATT
±/EVENT
CLR/TRANS RATE 0 /RECALL
MENU/DI RECT PATT/EVENT /KEY PAD
USB MEMORY
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ALARMUSER BUTT ON
F1
F3F2
F4
IMPORTANT
BLACK
TRANS
POSITION
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SIZE
(PUSH to DEF )
HVS-300HS
DIGITAL VIDEO SWITCHER
When pressing a push-button, press it down lightly and release it within 1 sec. Note
that if you press and hold a control button for more than 1 sec., related setting will be
returned to their default value and a beep will be heard.
Pressing CLR/TRANS RATE before ENT/STORE cancels the changes just made.
±/EVENT is changes the sign of a value (ex. From “+10” to “-10”).
KEYPAD Mode Display
The KEYPAD right next to the Menu Display has multiple modes: Menu Access, Direct
Pattern, Event Memory, Transition Rate Input and Numeric Input for menu. The mode
buttons on the left-hand side are to switch the KEYPAD modes. The current operation
mode is displayed at upper right-hand side of the menu display. To use the KEYPAD for
menu input, display a desired parameter, press the menu control push-button just below
the parameter (F1-F4), and enter the value using the numeric keypad and then press
ENTER in the KEYPAD.
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5-2-4. Changing Settings or Values by Using the Joystick
Users can also use the joystick and the SIZE control in the JOYSTICK block for making
position, size and color settings to specific parameters. The parameters controllable from the
JOYSTICK block are shown in the table below.
Controllable Parameters
Menu Submenu
SET UP OUTPUT-MV BORDER COLOR SAT LUM HUE
MATT BUS MATT COLOR SAT LUM HUE
PinP1 POS POSITION SIZE POS-X POS-Y SIZE
PinP
DSK
KEYER
WIPE
PinP2 POS POSITION SIZE POS-X POS-Y SIZE
PinP1 BDR COL BORDER COLOR SAT LUM HUE
PinP2 BDR COL BORDER COLOR SAT LUM HUE
INC/SRC MATT COLOR SAT LUM HUE
EDGE EDGE COLOR SAT LUM HUE
INC/SRC MATT COLOR SAT LUM HUE
EDGE EDGE COLOR SAT LUM HUE
CK* KEYER AUTO CK POS-X POS-Y SELECT
BORDER BORDER COLOR SAT LUM HUE
POS/ANGL POSITION ANGLE POS-X POS-Y ANGLE
Item X-axis Y-axis SIZE
Parameter
How to Use the Joystick
The general procedure for making and changing operational menu settings using the joystick
are as follows.
Open a menu page you want to set. In the example below, to change the three parameter
values (BORDER COLOR S, L and H,), use the joystick’s X, Y axes (i.e. move joystick
horizontally and vertically) and the SIZE control respectively.
PinP1 : BORDER COLOR :RECALL : 2/4
BDR COL :S=66.3 L=5.4 H=3.5 : >BLUE :
POSITION
SIZE
(PUSH to DEF)
SIZE button (turn)
Joystick
Left
(-X)
Right
(+X)
Joystick operation
Up
(+Y)
Down
(-Y)
Resetting Values with Joystick (SIZE control)
See section 5-3. "How to Return Settings to Default."
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5-3. How to Return Settings to Default
5-3-1. Returning Parameter to Default
Pressing and holding down Control Push-buttons
Press and hold the control push-button (F1 - F4) below each parameter to return their
settings to factory default.
Briefly pressing the SIZE control
If you need to reset parameters controllable from the JOYSTICK block to factory default,
display parameters and briefly press the SIZE control. These parameters are returned to
factory default all together.
5-3-2. Returning Menu to Default
Using INIT parameter
Some menus have an INIT parameter in the menu. Selecting INIT and pressing the control
push-button returns all parameters in the menu to their default setting. Turn the related
push-button to select ALL or a category you want to return to default if INIT can be set, and
then press the push-button to reset the parameters.
Menu where INIT included Menus to be returned to default settings
[SETUP-SYSTEM] menu All [SETUP-SYSTEM] menus
WIPE menu’s top page All WIPE menus
[KEYER-SETUP] menu All KEYER menus
[DSK-SETUP] menu All DSK menus
5-4. How to Back up Settings
One of the following three operations backs up panel settings and loads them automatically at
startup. It is recommended to do any one of these operations after changing menu settings.
Rebooting
Moving to the top page in the SETUP menu.
Saving / loading an event.
Backed up settings
All settings in the SETUP menu
All settings in the STILL menu
USER TRANS and ADV CTL settings in the TRANS menu
Not backed up settings
Other menu settings not listed above including [TRANS BKGD], MATT, PinP, KEYER and
DSK menu settings.
If you want to load panel settings automatically at startup including KEYER, DSK and PinP
settings, save the panel settings that you want to load to the event memory and specify the
event number to load at startup in the menu. See section 17-5. "Loading Event at Start-up" for
details.
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6. USER Button
User buttons can be assigned to specific menu pages and be used as shortcuts or specific
functions buttons. Follow the procedure below to assign the desired menu page or function to
buttons.
User Buttons
OU1, OU2
USB MEMORY
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ALARMUSER BUTTON
F1
F3F2
PAGE
F4
7/SET UP
MENU
4/WIPE
DIRECT PATT
1
±/EVENT
. (DOT)
CLR/TRANS RATE 0 /RECALL
MENU/DIREC T PAT T /EVENT / KEY PAD
8/STILL
9/FILE
5/P in P
6/MATT
2/KEYER
3/DSK
ENT/STORE
6-1. Setting USER Buttons
USER Button Default Assignments
Button Default Setting
OU1 GPI IN ENABLE
OU2 EDITOR ENABLE
OU3 NONE
OU4 NONE
OU5 NONE
OU6 NONE
(1) Press the MENU button and then press the 7/SETUP button to display the SETUP menu's
top page.
(2) Turn F1 to select PANEL. Press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button. The [SETUP-PANEL] menu
is displayed.
SETUP :>SYSTEM >INPUT >OUTPUT >PANEL
MENU :>EXT I/F >STATUS
(3) Turn F1 to select USER BTN. Press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button. The [SETUP - PANEL -
USER BTN] is displayed.
SETUP :>UTILITY >TRS CTRL>KEY CTRL>USER BTN
PANEL :
(4) Turn F1 to select a USER button for use. The selected USER button blinks.
(5) Select MENU or the function type in the TYPE item.
PANEL :SELECT : TYPE : FUNC (F3) : 1/1
USER BTN: = 1 : =NONE : = (NOT ASSIGN)
BLACK
TRANS
USER BUTTON
POSITION
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SIZE
(PUSH to DE F )
HVS-300HS
DIGITAL VIDEO SW ITCHER
User Buttons
OU3 to OU6
If Menu Shortcut is Set:
Turn F2 to select TYPE to MENU and press F2. Then turn F3 to select a menu page and press
F3. Once the menu shortcut is assigned to a User button, pressing the button opens the
assigned menu page.
Assignable Menu Page
Menu Setting (Accessed menu page)
FILE FILE-TOP
FILE FILE-LOAD
FILE FILE-SAVE
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SET UP SYSTEM-FORMAT MENU
SET UP EDITOR MENU
SET UP MV MENU
SET UP STATUS MENU
KEYER KEYER EDGE
KEYER KEYER AUTO CK
KEYER KEYER MATT
KEYER KEYER GAIN/CLIP
KEYER KEYER POS/SIZE
KEYER KEYER CROP
KEYER KEYER BORDER
KEYER KEYER SUB EFF
DSK DSK EDGE
DSK DSK MATT
DSK DSK GAIN/CLIP
DSK DSK POS/SIZE
DSK DSK CROP
DSK DSK BORDER
DSK DSK SUB EFF
PinP PinP 1 XPT
PinP PinP 2 XPT
STILL STILL
MATT MATT
If Function Type is Set:
Turn F2 to select the type of function and press F2. Then turn F3 to select a function to be used
and press F3. Once the function is assigned to a User button, pressing the button switches the
assigned function On and Off. If a function is assigned, it can also be a menu shortcut
(accessible by pressing the button twice quickly).
Assignable Functions
When MARKR (Marker) was selected for the TYPE item:
Setting Function Button Indication
PGM ENABLE,
PVW ENABLE,
CLN ENABLE,
AUX1 ENABLE,
AUX2 ENABLE,
SLOT-C CH1, CH2
SLOT-D CH1, CH2
Pressing the button shows a safety area marker for the
output.
ON: Lit orange,
OFF: Unlit
When GPIO (GPI In/Out) was selected for the TYPE item:
Setting Function Button Indication
GPI IN ENABLE Pressing the button enables GPI IN.
The GPI OUTPUT function (1-12) represents ON/OFF
GPI OUTPUT1-12
(PUSH)
GPI OUTPUT1-12
(TGLE)
setting for each GPI OUTPUT (1-12) assigned to a
GPI/TALLY OUT connector pin set at the menu.
The function is enabled whenever the relevant USER
button is pressed.
The GPI OUTPUT function (1-12) represents ON/OFF
setting for each GPI OUTPUT (1-12) assigned to a
GPI/TALLY OUT connector pin set at the menu.
The function is enabled whenever the relevant USER
button is pressed.
ON: Lit orange,
OFF: Unlit
Lit when pushed,
unless unlit.
ON: Lit orange,
OFF: Unlit
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When USTRS (User Transition) was selected for the TYPE item:
Setting Function Button Indication
KEYER SCALER
KEYER MIX
KEYER SLIDE LEFT
KEYER SLIDE RIGHT
KEYER SLIDE TOP
KEYER SLIDE BOTTOM
DSK SCALER
DSK MIX
DSK SLIDE LEFT
DSK SLIDE RIGHT
DSK SLIDE TOP
DSK SLIDE BOTTOM
PinP1 SCALER
PinP1 MIX
PinP1 SLIDE LEFT
PinP1 SLIDE RIGHT
PinP1 SLIDE TOP
PinP1 SLIDE BOTTOM
PinP2 SCALER
PinP2 MIX
PinP2 SLIDE LEFT
PinP2 SLIDE RIGHT
PinP2 SLIDE TOP
PinP2 SLIDE BOTTOM
Performs the user transition for KEYER.
Performs the user transition for DSK.
Performs the user transition for PinP1.
Performs the user transition for PinP2.
On-Air: Lit orange,
Off-Air: Unlit
On-Air: Lit orange,
Off-Air: Unlit
On-On-Air: Lit orange,
Off-Air: Unlit
On-Air: Lit orange,
Off-Air: Unlit
When KEYER or DSK was selected for the TYPE item:
Setting Function Button Indication
2D DVE ENABLE Sets 2D DVE On/Off.
BOX MASK AND ENABLE Sets AND type BOX MASK On/Off.
BOX MASK OR ENABLE Sets OR type BOX MASK On/Off.
EDGE NORMAL ENABLE Sets Normal Edge On/Off.
EDGE OUTLINE ENABLE Sets Outline Edge On/Off.
FIELD FREEZE ENABLE Sets Field Freeze On/Off.
FRAME FREEZE ENABLE Sets Frame Freeze On/Off.
ON: Lit orange,
OFF: Unlit
When OTHER was selected for the TYPE item:
Setting Function Button Indication
EDITOR ENABLE Sets editor control On/Off.
STILL1-2 STORE Captures Still1 or Still2. Always lit orange
WIPE DEFAULT Resets the WIPE menu.
EVENT NO0-9 RECALL Loads an event.
ON: Lit orange
OFF: Unlit
Event stored: Lit
Event not stored: Unlit
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7. Video Sources
7-1. How to Give Name to Sources
Signals available for selection on the PGM/PST bus and the KEY/AUX bus can be assigned
user specific names, to make them easier to identify for operators. User names can be given to
input signals, internally generated black matt and matt signals, and still pictures. Follow the
procedure below to name a signal.
(1) Press the MENU button and then press the 7/SETUP button to display the SETUP menu’s
top page.
(2) Turn F1 to select INPUT. Then press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to display the [SETUP-
INPUT] menu.
(3) Turn F1 to select RENAME. Press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to display the [SETUP-
INPUT- RENAME] menu.
SETUP :>SIGNAL >PROC AMP>RENAME >ASSIGN
INPUT :
(4) Turn F1 to select a signal at the SELECT item. (See the table below.)
INPUT :SELECT :SHORT : LONG NAME (MV) : 1/1
RENAME : =IN04 : =IN04 : =INPUT04 :
SHORT
SIGNAL
BLACK BLCK BLACK Black signal
01 to 04 IN01 to IN04
STILL1,
STILL2
MATT MATT MATTE BUS matte color
CLBAR CB COLOR BAR Color bar
INA1-INA4 IN05 - (*2) INPUT05 - (*2)
INB1-INB4 IN05 - (*2) INPUT05 - (*2)
(*1) Long names are used for titles displayed on the multiviewer screen.
(*2) IN05 and following inputs are determined by the type and number of the installed input expansion
card.
(5) To change the short name of a signal, use F2 to give it a name up to 4 characters in length,
entering the characters one by one. First, press F2 to highlight a character. When the latter
blinks, turn F2 to change it. Alphabet, numbers and symbols (ASCII characters) can be used
for names.
(6) To change the long name of a signal, use F3 to give it a name up to 8 characters in length,
entering the characters one by one. First, press F3 to highlight a character. When the latter
blinks, turn F3 to change it. Alphabet, numbers and symbols (ASCII characters) can be used
for names.
default
setting
STL1, STL 2 STILL1, STILL2 Still images 1 and 2
LONG NAME
default setting
(*1)
INPUT01 to
INPUT04
Signal description
SDI video input to rear connectors 1-4
Optional video input to rear connectors of slot A
(See section 2-3.)
Optional video input to rear connectors of slot B
(See section 2-3.)
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7-2. How to Assign Sources to Bus buttons
Primary and optional video inputs, internally generated signals (black, mattes etc) and captured
stills can be freely be assigned to any PGM/PST or KEY/AUX bus buttons using the procedure
below.
(1) Press the MENU button and then press the 7/SETUP button to display the SETUP menu’s
top page.
(2) Turn F1 to select INPUT. Press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to display the [SETUP –
INPUT] menu.
SETUP :>SIGNAL >PROC AMP>RENAME >ASSIGN
INPUT :
(3) Turn F1 to select ASSIGN. Press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to display the [SETUP –
INPUT - ASSIGN] menu.
INPUT :BUTTON : SIGNAL NAME :INHIBIT: 1/3
OUASSIGN: =01 : =IN04 =CAM4 : =ON :
(4) Turn F1 to select a bus button under the BUTTON item.
(5) Turn F2 to select the signal to be assigned under the SIGNAL item. Users can also select a
signal by turning F3 under the NAME item. SIGNAL and NAME are linked to each other.
(See section 7-1. "How to Give Name to Source” for more details.)
Submenu Parameter Default Setting range
BUTTON 1 1-12, sft1-sft12 (shifted buttons)
ASSIGN
BUTTON SIGNAL setting Description
01 to 12,
sft01 to sft12
(shifted buttons)
(*1) IN05-12 are the same video as INA1-4 and INB1-4.
(6) Users can inhibit specific bus buttons. If INHIBIT is set to ON for a bus button, the selected
bus button for the PGM/PST cannot be selected. This is useful to help reduce the risk of
wrong input selection.
SIGNAL 01 (See the table below)
NAME IN01 (Signal name set in SETUP-INPUT menu)
INHBIT OFF
NONE No signal assignment
BLACK Black signal
IN01～IN04 Video input to rear connectors 1-4
STIL1, STIL2 Still pictures 1 and 2
MATT BUS MATT Color
CLBAR Internally generated color bar signal
SHIFT Shift button function
INA1-INA4
INB1-INB4
Optional video input to rear connectors of slot A (See
section 2-3.) (*1)
Optional video input to rear connectors of slot B (See
section 2-3.) (*1)
OFF, ON
IMPORTANT
The INHIBIT setting has no effect for the KEY/AUX bus. Even if a bus button cannot be
used with the PGM/PST, it can be used for the key source, key insert or AUX output.
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7-3. Resize Function
A resize function is provided for every input (including optional inputs). This allows users to input
SD signals at the same frame-rate as HD mode and use them as HD images by upsizing. To
use the Resize function, proceed as follows.
(1) Press the MENU button and then press the 7/SETUP button to display the SETUP menu’s
top page.
(2) Turn F1 to select INPUT. Press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to display the [SETUP –
INPUT] menu.
SETUP :>SYSTEM >INPUT >OUTPUT >PANEL
MENU :>EXT I/F >STATUS
(3) Turn F1 to select SIGNAL. Press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to display the [SETUP –
INPUT - SIGNAL] menu.
SETUP :>SIGNAL >PROC AMP>RENAME >ASSIGN
INPUT :
(4) Turn F1 to select an input signal for resizing.
(5) Turn F2 to set SDSDI for FORMAT.
(6) Turn F3 to select an aspect ratio under the RESIZE item.
INPUT :SELECT :FORMAT :RESIZE : FS : 1/1
SIGNAL : =IN04 : =SDSDI: =4:3 : =ON :
IMPORTANT
The Resize function is automatically enabled when SD signals are input to the
switcher in HD mode, and FORMAT in the [SYSTEM-INPUT- SIGNAL] menu is set to
SDSDI. ((Please make sure the Resize function stays disabled if HDSDI is set for
FORMAT.)
7-4. Frame Synchronizer
A video frame synchronizer is provided for every input (this includes optional inputs). It is used to
synchronize asynchronous signals. Users can select whether frame synchronizing is applied to
input signals or not (for each of them) as shown in the procedure below.
(1) Display the [SETUP - INPUT - SIGNAL] menu.
(2) Turn F1 to select an input signal for use.
(3) Turn F4 to set FS to ON and activate the frame synchronizer.
INPUT :SELECT :FORMAT :RESIZE : FS : 1/1
SIGNAL : =IN02 : =AUTO : =16:9 : =ON :
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7-5. Bus Matte
One matte signal can be assigned to the PGM/PST and KEY/AUX bus buttons. The matte
signals can be assigned to any bus button (Default assignment: Button 12). Refer to section 7-2.
"How to Assign Sources to Bus buttons" for the matte assignment.
7-5-1. Setting Up the Matte Color
(1) Press the MENU button and then press the 6/MATT button to display the MATT menu.
MATT : BUS MATT COLOR :RECALL : 1/1
COLOR1 :S=50.0 L=80.2 H=125.5: >GREEN:
(2) Turn F4 to select a color from the following 8 standard colors. Then press F4 to apply the
setting.
WHITE, YELLOW, CYAN, GREEN, MAGENTA, RED, BLUE and BLACK
If you want to adjust the selected color or set the color by entering its HSL values, turn F1,
F2 and F3 to adjust these values or press F1, F2 and F3, enter a value from the Keypad
and then press ENT/STORE (from the keypad). Users can also set these three
parameters via the JOYSTICK block. (See section 5-2-4. "Changing Settings or Values by
Using the Joystick.")
Parameter Setting Range Description Joystick operation
S 0.0 to 100.0 Adjusts color saturation.
L 0.0 to 100.0 Adjusts color luminance.
H 0.0 to 359.5 Adjusts color hue. Turn the SIZE control
Moves Joystick horizontally
(X -axis)
Moves Joystick vertically
(Y -axis)
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8. Video Outputs
8-1. How to Select Aux signals
The AUX1 to AUX3 output signals can be selected from all bus sources (IN01-12, Still1-2, Matte
and etc.), program, preview, clean and key out signals. There are two procedures to select
signals for auxiliary outputs: via bus buttons or from menu selection. If you want to select a
signal easily and quickly, select the signal in the KEY/AUX bus. If you want to select a signal not
assigned to bus buttons, select it in the menu.
AUX Control Box (Option)
The auxiliary control boxes allow users to select AUX output signal remotely. Furthermore,
AUX signal selection on the control panel cannot be made if AUX CTRL is set to OFF in the
[SETUP - OUTPUT - AUX XPT] menu.
OUTPUT :SELECT : XPT : CTRL : ANCI : 1/2
AUX XPT : =AUX1 : =BLACK: =OFF : =OFF :
8-1-1. Selecting Video in KEY/AUX
(1) Press a button in the BUS SELECT section to select an AUX output
(2) Press a button in the KEY/AUX bus section to select a signal for the selected AUX output.
8-1-2. Selecting Video in the Menu
TRANS PREV
KEY/AUX
TRANS PREV
KEY/AUX
KEYER DSK
234567891011121
KEYER DSK
234567891011121
12123
12123
AUXP IN P
AUXP IN P
PGM CLEANPREV MV
PGM CLEANPREV MV
(1) Press the MENU button and then press the 7/SETUP button to display the SETUP
menu’s top page.
(2) Turn F1 to select OUTPUT. Press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to display the [SETUP-
OUTPUT] menu.
(3) Turn F1 to select AUX XPT. Press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to display the [SETUP-
OUTPUT-AUX XPT] menu.
SETUP :>MARKER >CLN/PVW >ANCI >AUX XPT
OUTPUT :>MV >OPTION
(4) Turn F1 to select an AUX bus.
(5) Turn F2 to select a video signal.
OUTPUT :SELECT : XPT : CTRL : ANCI : 1/2
AUX XPT : =AUX1 : =BLACK: =ON : =OFF :
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Available signal selections are as described below.
Setting Description Refer to
BLACK, IN01-04,
IN05-12 (option)
STILL1-2, MATT,
CLBAR,
Signals assignable to the bus buttons in PGM/PST and
KEY/AUX.
7-2
INA1-INA4 (option),
INB1-INB4 (option)
PGM Program video 9-1
PREV
Preview video (next video with or without KEYER, DSK and
PinP)
8-2
CLEAN Clean video (program video with or without KEYER) (See 8-3.) 8-3
KEY
Key cut signal combined with DSK, KEYER and PinP. It is
useful to check chromakey appearance. (See section 8-4.)
8-4
MV Multiviewer video 14
8-2. Preview Set Up
The switcher does not have a dedicated PREVIEW output, however, the preview bus output can
be assigned to an auxiliary output. Users can also add the KEYER, DSK and PinP to PREVIEW.
This can be done as explained below:
8-2-1. Preview bus monitoring
Follow the procedure below to assign the preview video to an AUX output. AUX1 is used in
the example below.
(1) Open the [SETUP-OUTPUT-AUX XPT] menu referring section 8-1. "How to Select Video
for AUX Outputs."
(2) Turn F1 to select AUX1.
(3) Turn F2 to select PREV.
OUTPUT :SELECT : XPT : CTRL : ANCI : 1/2
AUX XPT : =AUX1 : =PREV : =ON : =OFF :
To Preview the Next Transition:
Press and hold down the TRANS PREV button on the left next to the fader lever. Press
AUTO or move the fader lever while holding down TRANS PREV. The next transition will
be displayed on the PREVIEW output. To exit the transition preview, complete the
transition.
TRANS PREV
PGM
KEY/AUX
KEYER DSK
PST
12123
234567891011121
AUXP IN P
PGM CLEANPREV MV
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NOR/REVREV
DIRECTION
KEYER
BKGD
NEXT TRANSIT ION
PATTERN/ RATE
TRANSITION TYP E
AUTO CUT
HVS-300HS
DIGITAL VIDEO SWITCHER
KEYER
P IN P
FADER LIMIT
WIPEMI X
1
P IN P
2
DSK
ON AIR
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8-2-2. Setting Up Preview Image
(1) Open the [SETUP – OUTPUT－CLEAN/PREVIEW] menu.
OUTPUT : CLEAN : PREVIEW OUT : 1/1
CLN/PVW : =OFF :K=OFF D=OFF PP=ON :
(2) Turn F2, F3 and F4 to set whether the KEYER, DSK and PinP images are to be displayed
on the preview image. Then press the push-button to confirm the setting for each.
Item Setting Description
ON KEYER image is added to Preview.
OFF KEYER image is not added to Preview.
ON DSK image is added to Preview.
OFF DSK image is not added to Preview.
ON PinP image is added to Preview.
OFF PinP image is not added to Preview.
PREVIEW OUT
K (KEYER)
D (DSK)
PP (PinP)
8-3. Clean Set Up
The switcher can output the CLEAN via an auxiliary output. Users can also add the KEYER
image to CLEAN. To do so, proceed as follows:
8-3-1. Outputting Clean Image
Follow the procedure below to assign the clean video to an AUX output. AUX3 is used in this
example
(1) Open the [SETUP-OUTPUT-AUX XPT] menu referring section 8-1. "How to Select Video
for AUX Outputs."
(2) Turn F1 to select AUX3.
(3) Turn F2 to select CLN.
OUTPUT :SELECT : XPT : CTRL : ANCI : 1/2
AUX XPT : =AUX3 : =CLN : =ON : =OFF :
8-3-2. Clean Image Set-Up
(1) Open the [SETUP – OUTPUT－CLEAN/PREVIEW] menu.
OUTPUT : CLEAN : PREVIEW OUT : 1/1
CLN/PVW : =ON :K=OFF D=OFF PP=ON :
(2) Turn F1 to set whether the KEYER image is inserted to the clean image. Then press the
push-button to confirm the setting.
Item Setting Description
CLEAN
ON KEYER image is added to Clean
OFF KEYER image is not added to Clean.
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8-4. Setting Up and Outputting KEY OUT
The KEY OUT signal (switcher processed key cut signal) can be assigned to AUX outputs.
Several kinds of key signals can be used as KEY OUT, such as KEYER and DSK mixed key
signal and DVE key signal. This feature is useful for checking key signals while processing
chromakeys.
(1) Open the [SETUP-OUTPUT-AUX XPT] menu referring section 8-1. "How to Select Video for
AUX Outputs."
(2) Press the PAGE DOWN button to go to PAGE 2.
OUTPUT :KEY OUT: : 2/2
AUX XPT : =MEKEY: :
(3) Turn F1 to select a KEY OUT signal. Various types of KEY OUT signals are available as
shown in the table below. Press F1 to confirm the setting.
Item Setting Description
D_PGM DVE key signal used for PGM bus.
D_PST DVE key signal used for PST bus.
KEY OUT
D_MEA DVE key signal used for A bus.
D_MEB DVE key signal used for B bus.
D_KEY DVE key signal used for KEYER.
MEKEY DVE key signal mixed with KEYER and DSK.
8-5. Setting Up Optional Outputs
Two output expansion cards can be installed in slot C and D.
SDI INPUT
4321
SDI OUTPUT
AUX 2AUX 1PGM 2PGM 1
GPI IN/TALLY OUT RS-422 EDITOR
REF OUT
A
N
L
1
(
0
/
1
0
0
B
A
S
T
E
-
)
REF IN
GENLOCK
OPTION S LOT
AB DC
TO OU
S/No.
AC100-240V 50 /6 0Hz IN
Option Slot Available card Available Video Signal (Connector)
Number of output
per card.
HVS-30HSDO HD/SD SDI (BNC) 3 outputs (*1)
C, D
HVS-30HSAO
HVS-30PCO
HD/SD analog component or
HD/SD analog composite (BNC)
Digital RGB (DVI-D) and
Analog RGB (VGA)
2 outputs
2 outputs
(*1) HVS-30HSDO can send two output channels to three connecters: Ch1 to Connector 1 and Ch2
to Connectors 2 and 3.
Each card has two output channels whose signal can be selected respectively in the menu as
shown in the procedure below.
(1) Open the [SETUP – OUTPUT－OPTION] menu.
(2) Turn F1 to select an output channel. C-Ch1 and C-Ch2 is for Slot C and D-Ch1 and D-Ch2 is
for Slot D.
(3) Turn F1 to select an image to be output from PGM, PVW, CLN and AUX1-3.
OUTPUT :SELECT :OUTPUT :FORMAT :ASPECT : 1/1
OPTION : =C-Ch1: =PGM : =SXGA : =4:3 :
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(4) Select the signal format and aspect ratio. Available selections are shown in the tables below.
If HVS-30HSDO is installed:
System format Channel FORMAT setting ASPECT setting
HD Ch1 HDSDI (Fixed) -----
1080i/59.94, 60, 50,
720p/59.94, 60, 50
SD Ch1, Ch2 --- ---
Ch2
HDSDI (Fixed) ----SDSDI 4:3, SQUEEZE, LETTER
If HVS-30HSAO is installed:
System format Channel FORMAT setting ASPECT setting
Ch1 HDComponent -----
HD
SD Ch1, Ch2
Ch2
HDComponent ----SDComponent,
Composite
Composite.
Component (SMTPE level)
Component (BetaCam level)
4:3, SQUEEZE, LETTER
-----
If HVS-30PCO is installed:
System format Channel FORMAT setting ASPECT setting
1080i Ch1, Ch2
720p Ch1, Ch2
SD Ch1, Ch2 SVGA -----
SXGA, UXGA, 4:3, FULL
WSXGA, WUXGA ----SXGA 4:3, FULL
WSXGA -----
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9. PGM/PST Bus Operation
9-1. PGM/PST Bus buttons
At factory default, video inputs, Stills and Matt are assigned to the PGM/PST bus buttons.
To Select Video in PGM
Press the desired bus button on the PGM bus. The video signal assigned to the selected bus
button is displayed on the program output screen.
To Select Video in PST
Press the desired bus button on the PST bus. The video signal assigned to the selected bus
button is displayed on the preview output screen.
To Perform Transition
Press the BKGD button in the Transition block. Then move the fader lever from end to end to
check how the button indication changes as the signals are switched. Once the transition is
complete, the selected signals on PGM and PST are switched (flip-flop).
The switcher’s basic operation is to select the next video on the PST bus and send it to air via
transition. And Repeat them again and again.
Color Indications on PGM/PST Bus buttons
The bus buttons light up as shown below to indicate the signal status.
Lit color Description
Red Indicates on air.
Orange Indicates next output.
PGM
PST
9-2. PGM/PST Switching Mode
121110987654123
NOR/REVREV
DIRECTION
BKGD
KEYER
NEXT TRANSITION
PATTERN/RATE
TRANSITION TYPE
AUTO CUT
FADER LIMIT
WIPEMIX
Users can change the switching mode for the PGM/PST bus from P/P to A/B. In P/P mode, the
source selections in the PGM and the PST are switched when transitions occur and users can
always select the next background signal from the PST bus (the bottom row). In A/B mode, the
source selections in the PGM and the PST do not switch when transitions occur and the next
signal selection must be done in the different bus after each transition. The default setting is P/P.
To Change Switching Mode to A/B:
(1) Press the MENU button and then press the 7/SETUP button to display the SETUP menu’s
top page.Turn F1 to select PANEL. Press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to display [SETUPPANEL] menu.
(2) Turn F1 to select TRS CTRL.Press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to display the [SETUP -
PANEL-TRS CTRL] menu.
(3) Turn F1 to select A/B. Press F1 to confirm the setting.
PANEL :BUSTYPE: : FADER OFFSET : 1/1
TRS CTRL: =A/B : :U=1.00 L=1.00 :
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9-3. Setting-up and Using the SHIFT function
In PGM/PST and KEY/AUX, users can select a video signal from 12 sources, because each bus
row has 12 bus buttons. On this control panel the SHIFT function can also be assigned to a bus
button in the same way video sources can. The SHIFT button allows users to select a video
signal from 22 sources. (The SHIFT button is also available in the AUX bus.) The SHIFT function
is not assigned to a button by default. To use the SHIFT function, assign it to a bus button as
shown in the procedure below.
To Assign the SHIFT function to a Bus button:
(1) Press the MENU button and then press the 7/SETUP button to display the SETUP menu’s
top page. Turn F1 to select INPUT. Press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to display the
[SETUP - INPUT] menu.
(2) Turn F1 to select ASSIGN. Press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to display the [SETUP –
INPUT - ASSIGN] menu.
SETUP :>SIGNAL >PROC AMP>RENAME >ASSIGN
INPUT :
(3) In the [SETUP – INPUT - ASSIGN] menu, turn F1 to select a bus button for use.
(4) Turn F3 to select SHIFT under the SIGNAL item.
INPUT :BUTTON : SIGNAL NAME :INHIBIT: 1/3
OUASSIGN: =12 : =SHIFT =CAM4 : =ON :
Using the SHIFT function
Once the SHIFT function has been assigned to a bus button, the SHIFT button works in
normal mode by default. The SHIFT mode can be changed at the SHIFT item in the [SETUPINPUT-ASSIGN (2/2)] menu. In the description below, assume that the SHIFT is assigned to
button 12.
When SHIFT works in NORMAL mode:
To select 1 to 11, simply press the relevant buttons with SHIFT turned OFF.
PGM
PST
Pressing 2 selects Button 2.
121110987654123
Pressing 1 selects Button 1.
To select shifted 1 to 11, press and hold down the SHIFT button and then press the relevant
button (with SHIFT lit).
PGM
PST
Pressing 2 selects Button 2.
121110987654123
Pressing both 1 and 12 (SHIFT) selects Shifted
Button 1 (sft1).
When SHIFT works in TOGGLE mode:
To select 1 to 11, simply press the relevant button with SHIFT turned OFF. Please note that
this is the same as Normal mode.
To select shifted 1 to 11, press the SHIFT button to turn it on. Then press each button (with
SHIFT lit).
PST
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Press SHIFT (Button 12).
PST
121110987654123
Pressing Button 1 selects Shifted Button 1 (sft1.
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10. Transition Operations
The following transition-related operations are possible.
BLACK transition
Background CUT, MIX, Pattern transitions
DSK CUT, MIX and SLIDE IN/OUT and SCALER.
KEYER CUT, MIX, SLIDE IN/OUT, SCALER and Pattern transitions
Transitions setup by next transition bus selection (BKGD and KEYER)
Transitions using the AUTO button or the fader lever
On-Air indicators for KEYER, DSK and PinP1/2.
More than 150 types of various preset patterns.
10-1. Transition Block Description
No. Description
1 For transition direction setting for WIPE.
2 For selecting next transition bus.
3 For transition rate and type display use.
4 For selecting transition type
5 The AUTO transition button for BKGD and KEYER
6 The CUT transition button for BKGD and KEYER
7 The fader lever for BKGD and KEYER
8 The Auto/User transition buttons for KEYER and ON AIR indicator.
9 The Auto/User transition buttons for PinP1 and ON AIR indicator.
10 The Auto/User transition buttons for PinP2 and ON AIR indicator.
11 The Auto/User transition buttons for DSK and ON AIR indicator.
12 For setting fader limit ON/OFF.
-
-
BLACK TRANS
button
TRANS PREVIEW
button
NOR/REVREV
DIRECTION
BKGD
KEYER
NEXT TRANSITION
PATTERN/RATE
WIPEMIX
TRANSITION TYPE
AUTO CUT
KEYER
P IN P
P IN P
1
2
DSK
FADER LIMIT
ON AIR
Transition Block
For BLACK transition use. (Located on the right next to
MENU/DIRECT PATT/EVENT/KEYPAD)
For previewing transitions.
(Located on the left next to BUS SELECT)
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10-2. Available Transitions
Bus Type
All BLACK Available － － BLACK TRANS button
CUT － － －
DSK
KEYER
PinP
BKGD
MIX Available － － DSK AUTO button
USER
TRANS
CUT － － －
MIX Available － －
WIPE
USER
TRANS
CUT － － －
MIX Available － － PinP AUTO button
USER
TRANS
CUT － － － BKGD button > CUT button
MIX Available － － BKGD button > AUTO button
WIPE
Transition Rate
Setting
Available － － ON AIR (DSK) button
Available Available NOR/REV KEY button > AUTO button
－ Available NOR/REV Fader lever
Available － － ON AIR (KEYER) button
Available － － ON AIR (DSK) button
Available Available NOR/REV BKGD button > AUTO button
－ Available NOR/REV Fader lever
10-3. Black Transitions
Fader
Limit
Setting
Wipe
Direction
setting
Transition Execute Button or
Tool
DSK AUTO button
(Advanced Transition mode)
KEY button > CUT button
KEY AUTO button
(Advanced Transition mode)
KEY AUTO button
KEY button > AUTO button
PinP AUTO button
(Advanced Transition mode)
Pressing the BLACK button initiates a fade to (or fade from) black whichever source
(background and DSK) is currently on air (program output).
(1) If necessary, set the transition rate. See section 10-8-2. “Transition Rate" for details.
(2) Press the BLACK TRANS button to perform the transition.
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10-4. DSK Transitions
(1) Setup a DSK key. (See section 12. "KEYER and DSK.")
(2) Perform DSK transition as described below.
To perform CUT transition:
Press the DSK ON AIR button to insert the DSK on program video. Press DSK ON AIR again to
remove the DSK from the signal.
To perform MIX transition:
Press the DSK AUTO button in the DSK transition section to perform the MIX transition.
Set the transition rate in the menu, if necessary. See section 10-8-2. “Transition Rate" for
details.
DSK AUTO button
The DSK AUTO button can works in different ways (CUT or MIX), depending on the menu
setting. (See section 10-8-4. "Advanced Auto Transitions ".)
DSK ON AIR button and On-Air indicator
The DSK ON AIR button can work in different ways such as CUT, Scale Up/Down or Slide
In/Out, depending on the menu setting. (See section 10-8-3. "User Transitions .")
NOR/REVREV
DIRECTION
BKGD
KEYER
NEXT TRANSITION
PATTERN/RATE
WIPEMIX
TRANSITION TYPE
AUTO CUT
FADER LIMIT
ON AIR
KEYER
P IN P
P IN P
DSK
1
2
On-air/Off-air Indication
The On-Air DSK indicator turns on while signal is on-air and is off when off-air.
10-5. KEYER Transitions
CUT Transition
(1) Setup a key for the KEYER. (See section 12. "KEYER and DSK.")
(2) Press the KEYER button in the NEXT TRANSITION block.
(3) Press CUT to perform KEYER CUT transition.
MIX Transition
(1) Setup a key for the KEYER. (See section 12. "KEYER and DSK.")
(2) Press the KEYER button in the NEXT TRANSITION block.
(3) Press MIX in the TRANSITION TYPE block.
(4) Press AUTO or KEYER AUTO, or move the fader lever to perform KEYER MIX transition.
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NOR/REVREV
DIRECTION
BKGD
KEYER
NEXT TRANSITION
PATTERN/RATE
WIPEMIX
TRANSITION TYPE
AUTO CUT
FADER LIMIT
ON AIR
KEYER
P IN P
1
P IN P
2
DSK
KEYER AUTO button
The KEYER AUTO button can works in different ways (CUT or AUTO), depending on the
menu setting. (See section 10-8-4. "Advanced Auto Transitions ".) When set to AUTO, the
KEYER AUTO button works in the same way as the AUTO button in the pattern transition
area.
KEYER ON AIR button and On-Air indicator
The KEYER ON AIR button can work in different ways such as CUT, Scale Up/Down or Slide
In/Out, depending on the menu setting. (See section 10-8-3. "User Transitions .")
WIPE transition
(1) Setup a key for the KEYER. (See section 12. "KEYER and DSK.")
(2) Press the KEYER button in the NEXT TRANSITION block.
(3) Press WIPE in the TRANSITION TYPE block.
(4)The [TRANS - BKGD] menu appears in the menu display. Turn F3 to select a desired pattern.
(See section 10-9 "How to Select Patterns.")
(5) Press AUTO or KEYER AUTO, or move the fader lever to perform the KEYER WIPE
transition.
See section 10-7. "Pattern (WIPE) Transitions " for the WIPE transition details.
See section 10-8-2. " Transition Rate" for the transition rate.
See section 10-8-1. " Fader Limit" for the fader limit.
On-air/Off-air Indication
The KEYER indicator will be on when key is live and will otherwise stay off.
To Preview Keyer Next Transition:
Press the KEYER button on the NEXT TRANSITION block to turn it on. Press and hold down the
TRANS PREV button on the left next to the BUS SELECT block. Press AUTO or move the fader
lever while holding down TRANS PREV. The next KEYER transition will be displayed on the
PREVIEW output. (See section 8-2. "Preview Set Up.") To exit the transition preview, complete
the transition.
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10-6. Background Transitions
CUT Transition
(1) Select a video source in the PST bus block.
(2) Press the BKGD button in the NEXT TRANSITION block.
(3) Press CUT to perform the background CUT transition.
MIX Transition
(1) Select a video source in the PST bus block.
(2) Press the BKGD button in the NEXT TRANSITION block.
(3) Press MIX in the TRANSITION TYPE block.
(4) Press AUTO or move the fader lever to perform the background MIX transition.
WIPE Transition
(1) Select a video source in the PST bus block.
(2) Press the BKGD button in the NEXT TRANSITION block.
(3) Press WIPE in the TRANSITION TYPE block.
(4)The [TRANS - BKGD] menu appears in the menu display. Turn F3 to select a desired pattern.
(See section 10-9 "How to Select Patterns.")
(5) Press AUTO or move the fader lever to perform the background WIPE transition.
NOR/REVREV
DIRECTION
BKGD
KEYER
NEXT TRANSITION
PATTERN/RATE
WIPEMIX
TRANSITION TYPE
AUTO CUT
FADER LIMIT
ON AIR
KEYER
P IN P
P IN P
DSK
1
2
See section 10-7. "Pattern (WIPE) Transitions " for the WIPE transition details.
See section 10-8-2. " Transition Rate" for the transition rate.
See section 10-8-1. " Fader Limit" for the fader limit.
To Check Next Video:
To check the Preview video, assign the Preview video to an AUX bus to display the image. (See
section 8-2. "Preview Set Up.") To check the Clean video, assign the Clean video to an AUX bus
to display the clear signal of program video. (See section 8-3. "Pattern (WIPE) Transitions .")
To Preview Next Background Transition:
Press the BKGD button on the NEXT TRANSITION block to turn it on. Press and hold down the
TRANS PREV button on the left next to the BUS SELECT block. Press AUTO or move the fader
lever while holding down TRANS PREV. The next background transition will be displayed on the
PREVIEW output. (See section 8-2. "Preview Set Up.")
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10-7. Pattern (WIPE) Transitions
Patterns are available on background and KEYER transitions. This section explains how to
perform pattern transitions, using a background transition as an illustration.
(1) Select a background video source on the PGM/PST bus. The bus button ligthts up red to
indicate that the video is on-air and the button lights up orange to indicate that the video is set
up for the next transition.
(2) Press the BKGD button in the NEXT TRANSITION section.
(3) Press WIPE in the TRANSITION TYPE block.
(4)The [TRANS - BKGD] menu appears in the menu display. Turn F3 to select a desired pattern.
(See section 10-9. "How to Select Pattern.")
(5) Users can modify the pattern here to add a border, change aspect ratio, change the start
position and so on. (See section 10-9. "How to Modify Pattern. ")
(6) Set the transition direction by using the direction buttons (NOR/REV and REVERSE).
Transition direction RON/REV button REV button
Always Normal Unlit Unlit
Always Reverse Unlit Lit
Normal at Normal/Reverse operation Lit Unlit
Reverse at Normal/Reverse operation Lit Lit
Transition Rate
The transition duration for the AUTO transitions (Transition Rate) can be set in the menu.
The current transition rate is displayed on the TRANSITION block. See section 10-8-2.
"Transition Rate."
Fader Limit
When performing transitions there may be times when you want the transition to the next
signal to only complete to a certain degree instead of fully switching from one picture to
another. In this case, change the Fader Limit in the menu. See section 10-8-1. "Fader
Limit."
(7) Press AUTO or move the fader lever to perform the background pattern transition.
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10-8. Advanced Settings for Transitions
10-8-1. Fader Limit
The fader limit setting determines how far your transition can proceed electrically. When
performing transitions (mix or other) there may be times when you want the transition to the
next signal to only complete to a certain degree instead of fully switching from one picture to
another. In this case, you will need to limit the fader range. The fader limit setting can be
made for each bus independently via the TRANSITION menu. The procedure to do this is as
follows.
(1) Press the FADER LIMIT button in the TRANSITION block to display the [TRANS - NEXT
BKGD] menu.
TRANS : RATE : LIMIT :PATTERN : 1/6
BKGD : =30 : =100.0: =20 :
(2) Turn F2 to change the value of LIMIT. The default setting is 100.0. With this setting, the
transition is complete with pictures switching fully.
(3) Verify that the FADER LIMIT button is turned on (lit). Otherwise, press the button to turn it
on.
(4) Press AUTO or move the fader lever to perform the background or KEYER transition.
Adjusting the Fader Offset:
The fader OFFSET for the lever can also be adjusted in the [SETUP-PANEL-TRS CTRL]
menu. Turn F3 and F4 to adjust the fader offset.
PANEL :BUSTYPE: : FADER OFFSET : 1/1
TRS CTRL: =P/P : :U=1.00 L=1.00 :
Item Setting Description
FADER
OFFSET
U Sets the upper edge offset.
L Sets the bottom edge offset.
NOR/REVREV
DIRECTION
BKGD
KEYER
NEXT TRANSITION
PATTERN/RATE
WIPEMIX
TRANSITION TYPE
AUTO CUT
FADER LIMIT
ON AIR
KEYER
P IN P
1
P IN P
DSK
2
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10-8-2. Transition Rate
The transition rate setting determines how long transitions takes in frames to electrically
complete.
(1) Press the CLR/TRANS RATE button in the MENU/DIRECT PATT/EVENT/KEYPAD block
to display the TRANS menu.
USB MEMORY
12
ALARMUSER BUTTON
F1
F3F2
PAGE
F4
MENU
DIRECT PATT
±/EVENT
CLR/TRANS RATE 0 /RECALL
MENU/DIRECT PATT/EVENT/KEY PAD
DIRECTION
(2) Press the PAGE DOWN button to go to the page for the desired bus.
(3) Enter the rate in the KEYPAD and then press ENT/STORE in the KEYPAD to store the
new transition rate.
The transition rate can be set for each bus respectively as shown in the following menu
pages. Use PAGE UP and PAGE OWN buttons to move between the menu pages. The
setting range is 0 to 999 on a frame basis.
TRANS : RATE : LIMIT :PATTERN : 1/6
BKGD : =30 : =100.0: =20 :
TRANS : RATE :USER TRANS :ADV CTL: 2/6
KEYER : =30 : =SLIDE LEFT : =AUTO :
TRANS : RATE :USER TRANS :ADV CTL: 3/6
PinP 1 : =10 : =SLIDE UP : =C/AT :
TRANS : RATE :USER TRANS :ADV CTL: 4/6
PinP 2 : =10 : =CUT : =AUTO :
TRANS : RATE :USER TRANS :ADV CTL: 5/6
DSK : =25 : =SCALER : =C/AT :
TRANS : RATE : :ADV CTL: 6/6
BLACK : =30 : : =AUTO :
7/SET UP
9/FILE
8/STILL
6/MATT
5/P in P
4/WIPE
3/DSK
2/KEYER
1
. (DOT)
ENT/STORE
NOR/REVREV
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10-8-3. User Transitions
A specific transition effect such as Scale Up/Down or Slide In/Out can be set to each ON AIR
button for KEYER, DSK, PinP1 and PinP2. Once a transition effect is set for the ON AIR
button, the effect transition can be executed by simply pressing ON AIR.
To apply the transition effect to ON AIR buttons, proceed as follows.
(1) Press the CLR/TRANS RATE button in the MENU/DIRECT PATT/EVENT/KEYPAD block
to display the TRANS menu.
(2) Press the PAGE DOWN button to go to the page for the desired bus.
(3) Turn F2 to select a transition effect under the USER TRANS item. This can be set for
each bus.
TRANS : RATE :USER TRANS :ADV CTL: 2/6
KEYER : =30 : =SLIDE LEFT : =AUTO :
TRANS : RATE :USER TRANS :ADV CTL: 3/6
PinP 1 : =10 : =SLIDE UP : =C/AT :
TRANS : RATE :USER TRANS :ADV CTL: 4/6
PinP 2 : =10 : =CUT : =AUTO :
TRANS : RATE :USER TRANS :ADV CTL: 5/6
DSK : =25 : =SCALER : =C/AT :
Item Setting Description
CUT Performs Cut transition for the bus.
SCALER Performs Scale Up and Down for the bus.
USER
TRANS
SLIDE RIGHT/LEFT
SLIDE TOP/BOTTOM
WIPE RIGHT/LEFT
WIPE TOP/BOTTOM
Performs Slide In and Out for the bus.
Performs WIPE In and Out for the bus.
10-8-4. Advanced Auto Transitions
The function of the AUTO buttons for KEYER, DSK, PinP1 and PinP2 can be set in two
different ways as shown in the table below.
Item Setting Description
KEYER
AUTO
ADV CTL
C/AT
To Change the AUTO button function:
(1) Open the TRANS menu.
(2) Press the PAGE DOWN button to go to the desired page.
(3) Turn F4 to select a function for the button under the ADV CTL item. This can be set for
each bus. (See the menus above.)
DSK,
PinP1, PinP2
KEYER
DSK,
PinP1, PinP2
Always performs AUTO transitions regardless of how
long the button is pressed.
Always performs Mix transitions regardless of how long
the button is pressed.
Performs Cut transitions when button is briefly pressed.
Performs AUTO transitions when button is pressed and
held down.
Performs Cut transitions when button is briefly pressed.
Performs MIX transitions when button is pressed and
held down.
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10-9. How to Select Patterns
Wipe patterns are available for background and KEYER transitions. More than 150 preset
patterns are provided. This chapter explains how to select patterns for the transition, how to
check which pattern is currently selected and how to select patterns quickly using the Direct
Pattern function.
10-9-1. Selecting Patterns in the Menu
(1) Press the CLR/TRANS RATE button in the MENU/DIRECT PATT/EVENT/KEYPAD block
to display the [TRANS - BKGD] menu.
Users can also display the [TRANS - BKGD] menu by pressing the following buttons in
the Transition block: BKGD and KEYER in NEXT TRANSITION, MIX and WIPE in
TRANSITION TYPE and FADER LIMIT.
The number and the icon of the currently selected pattern are displayed under the
PATTERN item in the [TRANS - BKGD] menu. The letter M is added in front of the number
if the pattern is modified. (See section 10-9 "How to Select Patterns.")
TRANS : RATE : LIMIT :PATTERN : 1/6
BKGD : =30 : =100.0: =20 :
(2) To change the pattern, turn F3 or F4 to select a desired pattern.
10-9-2. Direct Pattern Function
The Direct Pattern Selection feature uses the number buttons on the keypad (0-9), to which
WIPE patterns previously registered can be recalled at the touch of one button. So it is useful
to assign frequently used patterns to number buttons. Up to 10 patterns can be registered.
USB MEMORY
12
ALARMUSER BUTTON
F1
F3F2
PAGE
F4
MENU
DIRECT PATT
±/EVENT
CLR/TRANS RATE 0 /RECALL
MENU/DIRECT PATT/EVENT/KEY PAD
DIRECTION
7/SET UP
9/FILE
8/STILL
6/MATT
5/P in P
4/WIPE
3/DSK
2/KEYER
1
. (DOT)
ENT/STORE
NOR/REVREV
To Register a Pattern:
(1) Press the CLR/TRANS RATE button in the MENU/DIRECT PATT/EVENT/KEYPAD block
to display the [TRANS - BKGD] menu.
(2) Turn F3 or F4 to select a pattern for registration.
(3) Press the DIRECT PATT button to the right of the Menu Display. The [DIRECT PATT]
menu is displayed and the keypad changes to DIRECT PATT mode.
(4) Press the STORE button.
(5) Press a number button. The selected pattern is saved to the number button.
(6) Repeat the steps (1) to (5) to register patterns.
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When switching to DIRECT PATT mode, the number buttons onto which patterns are
already saved light up. If a user presses one of them to save a selected pattern, the
number button blinks. To overwrite the pattern, press the number button again.
If users cannot overwrite the number buttons, change the OVER WR (overwrite) item from
DISBL (disabled) to ON in the [DIRECT RECALL] menu. The [DIRECT RECALL] menu is
automatically displayed when the RECALL button is pressed on the KEYPAD.
To Select a Pattern using the RECALL button:
(1) Press the DIRECT PATT button to the right of the Menu Display.
(2) Press the number button where the desired pattern has been saved.
(3) Press the RECALL button. The transition type is automatically switched to WIPE and the
current pattern is changed to the new one.
To Select a Pattern without RECALL button (Setting required. See below.):
(1) Press the DIRECT PATT button to the right of the Menu Display.
(2) Press the number button where the desired pattern has been saved. The transition type is
automatically switched to WIPE and the current pattern is changed to the new one.
To perform quick pattern selections without pressing RECALL, switch DIRECT on in the
[DIRECT PATTERN] menu. The [DIRECT PATTERN] menu is automatically displayed
when pressing DIRECT PATT.
To Clear a Direct Pattern Registration Individually
(1) Press the DIRECT PATT button to display the [DIRECT PATT] menu.
(2) Turn F1 to change DIRECT to OFF, if it is ON.
DIRECT :DIRECT :CLEAR : : : 1/1
PATTERN: =OFF : =ALL : : :
(3) Press the number button to be cleared. The [DIRECT RECALL] menu will then be
displayed.
(4) Turn F4 to change DELETE to ON. Press F4 to delete the registration.
DIRECT : NO.20 :OVER WR:DELETE : 1/1
STORE : : =ON : >OFF :
NOTE
Before clearing a direct pattern registration, set the DIRECT item to OFF. Otherwise,
the selected pattern is applied the panel when pressing the number button.
To Clear All Direct Pattern Registrations
(1) Press the DIRECT PATT button to display the [DIRECT PATT] menu.
(2) Turn F2 to set CLEAR to ON. Press F2 to clear all direct pattern registrations.
DIRECT :DIRECT :CLEAR : : : 1/1
PATTERN: =OFF : >ON : : :
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11. WIPE Pattern Modify
11-1. Preset Pattern Groups
The WIPE preset patterns (No.0-202) can be changed or modified from their original patterns.
Basically the preset patterns are categorized into four different groups. The available items in
the WIPE modify menu are also different according to the type of groups
Pattern No. Type of Group Available modify settings
0 to 99 WIPE 2D border, multi, 2D position, 2D size, and etc.
100 to 137 2D/2.5D DVE 2D border, 2D position, 2D size, crop and etc.
140 to 147 3D DVE 2D border, lighting effects, warp effects, crop and etc.
200 to MIX, FAM, NAM Paint, mosaic, freeze and other effects.
To modify a pattern, select a WIPE pattern, open the WIPE menu and change desired
parameters to modify the pattern. This section explains how to modify patterns using examples
for the KEYER transition and the background transition.
See section 11-5. "WIPE Menu" for details about modify settings.
When you change the WIPE pattern after the pattern modify, some modification data set for
the specified pattern may be preserved and applied to the newly selected pattern. In this
case, if you wish the modified pattern to the default settings, reset the pattern. (See section
11-2. “How to Reset WIPE Menu.”) It is recommended that important modified data be
backed up to the event memory or a USB flash. For details about backup procedures, refer
to section 16 “Event Memory”.
11-2. How to Reset WIPE Menu
All parameters in the WIPE menu can be returned to factory default settings by the procedures
below.
Using INIT item in WIPE Menu:
(1) Press the MENU button in the MENU/DIRECT PATT/EVENT/KEYPAD block.
(2) Press 4/WIPE in the KEYPAD to display the WIPE menu.
(3) Turn F1 to select INIT. And then press F1.
WIPE :>BORDER >POS/ASP >CROP >SUB EFF
No.1XX :>INIT
(4) Turn F1 to select the parameter group you want to reset under the INIT item. Press F1 to
reset the selected parameter values.
WIPE :INIT : : : 1/1
INIT : =ALL : : :
Using USER Buttons
(1) Assign the reset function of WIPE menu (OTHER - WIPE DEFAULT) to a USER button.
(2) Press the USER button. All parameters in the WIPE menu are returned to factory default
settings. (See section 6. "USER Button.")
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11-3. Pattern Modify Example1 (Pattern 20)
This modification example adds a border effect to the KEYER transition using Pattern 20.
(1) Set up KEYER (See section 12. "KEYER and DSK.")
(2) Press KEYER in the NEXT TRANSITION block.
(3) Press WIPE in the TRNSITION TYPE block.
(4) The [TRANS - BKGD] menu appears in the Menu Display. Turn F3 or F4 to select 20 and
press ENT/STORE in the KEYPAD to select Pattern 20.
TRANS : RATE : LIMIT :PATTERN : 1/6
BKGD : =30 : =100.0: =20 :
(5) Press MENU to the right of the Menu Display (if it is not lit), and then press 4/WIPE in the
KEYPAD to display the WIPE menu.
(6) Turn F1 to select BORDER. Press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button.
WIPE :>BORDER >POS/ANGL>MULTI >SUB EFF
No.020 :>INIT
(7) The [WIPE - BORDER] menu appears. Turn F1 to select the signal used for the border under
the SIGNAL item. Select MATT in this example. Set the border width under the WIDTH item
and border softness under the SOFT item.
WIPE :SIGNAL : WIDTH : SOFT : : 1/2
BORDER : =MATT : =5.0 : =2.0 : :
(8) Press the PAGE DOWN button to go to PAGE 2. Turn F4 to select a border color from eight
standard colors. Press F4 to apply the selected color. If you want to adjust the selected color
or set the color by entering HSL values, turn F1, F2 and F3 to adjust values or press F1, F2
and F3, enter a value in the Keypad and then press ENT/STORE in the Keypad. Users can
also set these three parameters in the JOYSTICK block. (See section 5-2-4. "Changing
Settings or Values by Using the Joystick.")
WIPE : BORDER COLOR :RECALL : 2/2
BORDER :S=66.3 L=5.4 H=3.5 : >BLUE :
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11-4. Pattern Modify Example1 (Pattern 117)
This modification example also adds a border effect using Pattern 117. However Pattern 117
has different border settings than Pattern 20. It can use both inside and outside border effects.
(1) Select the signal used for the next transition in the PST bus.
(2) Press BKGD in the NEXT TRANSITION block.
SHORTCUT
Assume that Pattern 117 is registered to 1 in the KEYPAD and DIRECT PATT is set to
ON in the [DIRECT PATTERN] menu, press DIRECT PATT and then press 1 in the
KEYPAD to select 117. Then go to Step (5).
(3) Press WIPE in the TRNSITION TYPE block.
(4) To enter the pattern number in the KEYPAD, press F3 (or F4), and then press MENU to the
right of the Menu Display. Type 117 and press ENT/STORE in the KEYPAD to select Pattern
117.
(5) Press MENU to the right of the Menu Display (if the light of the button is not turned on), and
then press 4/WIPE in the KEYPAD to display the WIPE menu.
(6) Turn F1 to select BORDER. Press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button.
WIPE :>BORDER >POS/ASP >CROP >SUB EFF
No.1XX :>INIT
(7) The [WIPE - BORDER] menu appears. To use the inside border, set the border width under
INSIDE X and Y. To use the outside border, set the border width under OUTSIDE X and Y.
WIPE : INSIDE : OUTSIDE : 1/3
BORDER :X=10 Y=10 :X=5 Y=5 :
(8) Press the PAGE DOWN button to go to PAGE 2. Set the softness for the inside border under
INSIDE X and Y. Set the softness for the outside border under OUTSIDE.
WIPE : INSIDE :OUTSIDE: : 2/3
BDR SOFT:X=3 Y=3 : =2 : :
(9) Press the PAGE DOWN button to go to PAGE 3. Turn F4 to select a border color from eight
standard colors. Press F4 to apply the selected color. If you want to adjust the selected color
or set the color by entering HSL values, turn F1, F2 and F3 to adjust values or press F1, F2
and F3, enter a value in the Keypad and then press ENT/STORE in the Keypad. Users can
also set these three parameters in the JOYSTICK block. (See section 5-2-4. "Changing
Settings or Values by Using the Joystick.")
WIPE : BORDER COLOR :RECALL : 3/3
BDR COL :S=66.3 L=5.4 H=3.5 : >BLUE :
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11-5. WIPE Menu
11-5-1. No.0-99
WIPE :>BORDER >POS/ANGL>MULTI >SUB EFF
No.0XX :>INIT
WIPE :SIGNAL : WIDTH : SOFT : : 1/2
BORDER : =MATT : =0.0 : =0.0 : :
WIPE : BORDER COLOR :RECALL : 2/2
BORDER :S=66.3 L=5.4 H=3.5 : >BLUE :
WIPE : POSITION : ANGLE :ASPECT : 1/1
POS/ANGL:X=0 Y=0 : =0.0 : =0.0 :
WIPE : MULTI : : 1/1
MULTI :X=1 Y=1 : :
WIPE :EFFECT : MONO COLOR : 1/3
SUB EFF : =NOR :S=0.0 H=0.0 En=OFF :
WIPE : DEFOCUS : PAINT : 2/3
SUB EFF :H=0.0 V=0.0 :Y=0 C=0 :
WIPE :FREEZE :STROBE : NEGA :MOSAIC : 3/3
SUB EFF : =OFF : =OFF : =OFF : =OFF :
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11-5-2. No.100-137
WIPE :>BORDER >POS/ASP >CROP >SUB EFF
No.1XX :>INIT
WIPE : INSIDE : OUTSIDE : 1/3
BORDER :X=0 Y=0 :X=0 Y=0 :
WIPE : INSIDE :OUTSIDE: : 2/3
BDR SOFT:X=0 Y=0 : =0 : :
WIPE : BORDER COLOR :RECALL : 3/3
BDR COL :S=66.3 L=5.4 H=3.5 : >BLUE :
WIPE : POSITION : SIZE : : 1/2
POS/SIZE:X=0 Y=0 : =1000 : :
WIPE : ASPECT : FADE : : 2/2
ASPECT :X=1000 Y=1000 : =0.0 : :
WIPE : CROP POSITION : 1/1
CROP :T=0.0 B=0.0 L=0.0 R=0.0 :
WIPE : : MONO COLOR : 1/3
SUB EFF : :S=0.0 H=0.0 En=OFF :
WIPE : DEFOCUS : PAINT : 2/3
SUB EFF :H=0.0 V=0.0 :Y=0 C=0 :
WIPE :FREEZE :STROBE : NEGA :MOSAIC : 3/3
SUB EFF : =OFF : =OFF : =OFF : =OFF :
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11-5-3. No.140-147
WIPE :>BORDER >TURN >CROP >SUB EFF
No.1XX :>INIT
NO.140 to 147
WIPE : INSIDE : OUTSIDE : 1/3
BORDER :X=0 Y=0 :X=0 Y=0 :
WIPE : INSIDE :OUTSIDE: : 2/3
BDR SOFT:X=0 Y=0 : =0 : :
WIPE : BORDER COLOR :RECALL : 3/3
BDR COL :S=66.3 L=5.4 H=3.5 : >BLUE :
WIPE : LIGHTING : DIR : RAD : 1/2
WARP :W=0.0 En=OFF : =0 : =0 :
WIPE : LIGHT COLOR :RECALL : 2/2
LIGHTCOL:S=0.0 L=100.0 H=0.0 : >WHITE:
WIPE : CROP POSITION : 1/1
CROP :T=0.0 B=0.0 L=0.0 R=0.0 :
WIPE : : MONO COLOR : 1/3
SUB EFF : :S=0.0 H=0.0 En=OFF :
WIPE : DEFOCUS : PAINT : 2/3
SUB EFF :H=0.0 V=0.0 :Y=0 C=0 :
WIPE :FREEZE :STROBE : NEGA :MOSAIC : 3/3
SUB EFF : =OFF : =OFF : =OFF : =OFF :
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11-5-4. No.200-
WIPE :>SUB EFF >INIT
No.2XX :
WIPE :EFFECT : MONO COLOR : 1/3
SUB EFF : =NOR :S=0.0 H=0.0 En=OFF :
WIPE : DEFOCUS : PAINT : 2/3
SUB EFF :H=0.0 V=0.0 :Y=0 C=0 :
WIPE :FREEZE :STROBE : NEGA :MOSAIC : 3/3
SUB EFF : =OFF : =OFF : =OFF : =OFF :
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12. KEYER and DSK
Using keyers enables you to superimpose titles and images onto background signals. With the
HVS-300HS, two keyers are available: KEYER and DSK. KEYER and DSK can use Luminance
Key and Bus Key, and KEYER can also use Chroma Key.
12-1. Luminance Key
Luminance Key, also called Self Key, uses the same image for Key Source and Key Insert. This
image is selected from Key Insert, and the signal for creating the key is selected using the button
in KEY/AUX. It can also be selected in the menu screen. The method for setting KEYER and
DSK are almost the same. This section describes how to set a Luminance key for a DSK.
(1) Press the DSK (or KEYER) button in BUS SELECT.
(2) Select a signal for Key Insert in the KEY/AUX bus.
(3) Double-click DSK in BUS SELECT to display the DSK menu.
(4) Turn F1 to select INS/SRC, and press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button.
DSK :>INS/SRC >EDGE >MASK
SETUP :>POS/SIZ >BORDER >SUB EFF >INIT
(5) The [DSK - INS/SRC] menu is displayed. Turn F1 to set TYPE to LUM. A signal can also be
selected in INSERT.
DSK : TYPE :INSERT :SOURCE :INVERT : 1/3
INS/SRC : =LUM : >IN01 : =IN01 : =OFF :
TRANS PREV
KEY/AUX
KEYER DSK
234567891011121
12123
AUXP IN P
PGM CLEANPREV MV
See sections 10-4. “DSK Transitions”, 10-8-3. “User Transitions”, and 10-8-4."Advanced
Auto Transitions” for details on transitions.
See section 12-5. “Adjusting Key Signal” for details on making fine adjustment.
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12-2. Bus Key
Bus Key uses different signals for Key Insert and Key Source. To create a Bus Key, select a Key
Insert signal and a Key Source signal in the menus. Since selecting a signal in the menu takes
time, the HVS-300HS has got a KEY LINK function, which enables you to select a key source
and insert using a source button only. See sections 12-2-1. “Creating Key Link” and 12-2-1
“Selecting a Signal Using Key Link” for details.
The method for setting up KEYER and DSK are almost the same. This section describes how to
set up Bus Key using DSK.
(1) Press the DSK (or KEYER) button in BUS SELECT.
(2) Select a signal for Key Insert in the KEY/AUX bus.
(3) Double-click DSK in BUS SELECT to display the DSK SETUP menu.
(4) Turn F1 to select INS/SRC, and press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button.
DSK :>INS/SRC >EDGE >MASK
SETUP :>POS/SIZ >BORDER >SUB EFF >INIT
(5) The [DSK - INS/SRC] menu is displayed. Turn F1 to set TYPE to BUS.
(6) Turn F3 to select a signal for Key Source in SOURCE.
DSK : TYPE :INSERT :SOURCE :INVERT : 1/3
INS/SRC : =BUS : >IN01 : =IN02 : =OFF :
TRANS PREV
KEY/AUX
KEYER DSK
234567891011121
12123
AUXP IN P
PGM CLEANPREV MV
See sections 10-4. “DSK Transitions”, 10-8-3. “User Transitions”, and 10-8-4."Advanced
Auto Transitions” for details on transitions.
See section 12-5. “Adjusting Key Signal” for details on making fine adjustment.
12-2-1. Creating Key Links
If Key Link is turned on, a Key Source signal is automatically selected when a Key Insert
signal is selected. To change the signal assignment, select a Key Source signal in KEY/AUX
or under the SOURCE item in the menu. Key Link is turned on by default. Once the setting is
made in the KEYER menu or the DSK menu, the same assignment can be used for other
keyers.
NOTE
If the key links do not work correctly, set the LINK item to ON in the [SETUP-PANELKEY CTRL] menu.
To make key links, at first, set two pairs of keys in the DSK or KEYER menu, as shown in the
table in the next page. It is assumed that each signal is already assigned to a source button.
See section 7-2. “How to Assign Sources to Source Bus Buttons” for details on how to assign
signals to the source buttons. Follow the procedure below to setup key links.
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Pair of Keys 1 Pair of Keys 2
Signal Name Source Button Signal Name Source Button
Key Insert IN01 1 MATT 3
Key Source IN02 2 IN03 4
(1) Double-click DSK in BUS SELECT to display the [DSK SETUP] menu.
(2) Turn F1 to select INS/SRC, and press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to display the [DSK
- INS/SRC] menu.
(3) Turn F1 to set TYPE to BUS.
(4) Turn F2 to set INSERT to IN01.
(5) Turn F3 to set SOURCE to IN02.
(6) In the same way, turn F2 to set INSERT to MATT and turn F3 to set SOURCE to IN03.
12-2-2. Selecting a Signal Using Key Link
If Key Link is set as described in section 12-2-1. “Creating Key Links”, and if Bus Key is
selected in DSK, follow the steps below to switch signals using Key Link.
Current settings:
Keyer type: BUS
Insert signal: IN01 (Assumed that IN01 is assigned to the source button 1 .)
Source signal: IN02 (Assumed that IN02 is assigned to the source button 2 .)
Changing to:
Keyer type: BUS
Insert signal: MATT (Assumed that MATT is assigned to the source button 3.)
Source signal: IN03 (Assumed that IN03 is assigned to the source button 4.)
(1) Press the DSK button in BUS SELECT. The bus button 1 (insert signal) in the KEY/AUX
bus lights up.
(2) Press the bus button 3 . The bus button 2 lights up. The DSK insert signal is changed to
MATT and the DSK source signal is changed to IN03.
(3) Press the source button 1 . The source button 2 lights up. The DSK insert signal changed
to IN01 and the DSK source signal is changed to IN02.
When Key Insert is selected, Key Source is selected at the same time, as described above.
Key Link is turned on as by default. If the Key Source signal is not switched, set LINK in the
[SETUP – PANEL - KEY CTRL] menu to ON.
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12-3. Chroma Key
Chromakey is a method for creating a key signal using a chroma component instead of a
luminance component. It is mostly used for compositing moving subjects such a person in the
virtual background. For example, to place a person onto a background graphic, first film the
person standing in front of a background such as a blue screen. The blue part of filmed image is
detected and will be used to create the key signal.
12-3-1. Creating a Chroma Key
(1) Select a signal to be used as a background on the PGM bus.
(2) Press the KEYER button in BUS SELECT and select a chromakey signal the KEY/AUX
bus. (It can be selected in the INSERT item in the [KEYER - INS/SRC] menu.)
(3) Double-click KEYER in BUS SELECT to display the KEYER SETUP menu.
(4) Turn F1 to select INS/SRC, and press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button.
KEYER :>INS/SRC >EDGE >MASK >CK
SETUP :>POS/SIZ >BORDER >SUB EFF >INIT
(5) The [KEYER - INS/SRC] menu is displayed. Turn F1 to set TYPE to CHR.
KEYER : TYPE :INSERT :SOURCE :INVERT : 1/3
INS/SRC : =CHR : >IN01 : =IN01 : =OFF :
(6) Press the PAGE UP button to return to the KEYER SETUP menu. Turn F1 to select CK
and press F1 to display the [KEYER - AUTO-CK] menu.
(7) Turn F3 to change SELECT to ON to activate the auto chromakey.
KEYER : POSITION :SELECT :PGM OUT: 1/3
AUTO CK :X=0 Y=0 : =ON : =OFF :
(8) Moving the joystick displays the KEYER signal in the preview screen as well as a
crosshair cursor to specify the color to use for keying. The current coordinates are
displayed in POSITION X and Y in the [KEYER – AUTO-CK] menu. Move the joystick to
move the crosshair cursor onto the desired color. To precisely adjust the position, turn F1
or F2 to enter the values directly into POS X and POS Y in the menu. Selecting a darker
color makes adjustment easier.
Chromakey is displayed on the preview output. To display it on the program output, set the
PGM OUT item in the [KEYER - AUTO-CK] menu to ON.
(9) Turn the SIZE control to generate the chromakey. This can also be done by turning F3 to
set the SELECT item to OFF in the [KEYER - AUTO - CK] menu.
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12-3-2. Chromakey adjustments
A
A
If the desired result is not achieved using the automatic chromakey generation, fine
adjustments can be made as follows:
Adjusting Edges
Used to adjust the edge of the Keyed area when it appears unnatural.
Press the PAGE DOWN button to go to PAGE2 of the chromakey menu. Adjust the left edge
in the L (LEFT) item and the right edge in the R (RIGHT) item.
KEYER : CK EDGE : : 2/3
CK ADJT :L=0 R=0 : :
Gain and Clip
Used to adjust the key signal and its composition over the background image. Press the
PAGE DOWN button to go to PAGE3 of the chromakey menu. Turn F1 and F2 to adjust the
gain and clip.
KEYER : GAIN : CLIP : HUE :COL CAN: 3/3
CK ADJT : =1.0 : =0.0 : =0.0 : =ON :
For chromakey, INVERT, GAIN, CLIP, and TRANSP in the KEYER - INS/SRC] menu
cannot be set.
Adjusting Chromakey Colors
Use to fine-tune specific chromakey colors, press the PAGE DOWN button to go to PAGE3 of
the KEYER menu. Turn F3 to make HUE adjustments.
KEYER : GAIN : CLIP : HUE :COL CAN: 3/5
CK ADJT : =1.0 : =0.0 : =0.0 : =ON :
Chroma Angle
The ANGLE parameter determines the
width of the color hue. Press the PAGE
DOWN button to go to PAGE5 of the
KEYER menu. If the reference color (blue
back panel or other background) is not
uniform and has some variation, widen the
ANGLE to make the HUE range wider. You
can finely adjust the range by using Y, C
and K parameters of ANGLE OFFSET.
djust HUE, ANGLE and
NGLE OFFSET to make
the background clear.
Use COLOR CANCEL and
SUPPRESSION to
eliminate or reduce the
color noises on the dog.
Chromakey image.
KEYER : ANGLE : ANGLE OFFSET : 5/5
ANGLE : =45.00:Y=0.00 C=0.00 K=0.00 :
Color Cancellation and Suppression
Turning on Color Cancel (default) reduces the reflection in the foreground and background
images. If you still notice some tint or spill of color (blue) on the foreground subject, use Y, C1,
and C2 parameters in SUPPRESSION respectively to eliminate or reduce the color noises.
KEYER : SUPPRESSION : : 4/5
SUPPRES :Y=1.00 C1=0.60 C2=0.0 : :
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12-4. KEY MATT
In addition to the bus matt signal, the MATT signal can be used for Keying. Follow the steps
below to set the KEY MATT color in the DSK menu (or KEYER menu).
(1) Double-click DSK in BUS SELECT to display the [DSK SETUP] menu.
(2) Turn F1 to select INS/SRC, and press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button.
DSK :>INS/SRC >EDGE >MASK
SETUP :>POS/SIZ >BORDER >SUB EFF >INIT
(3) The [DSK - INS/SRC] menu is displayed.
(4) Press F2 to set INSERT to InMat (Insert Matt).
DSK : TYPE :INSERT :SOURCE :INVERT : 1/3
INS/SRC : =BUS : >InMat: =IN02 : =OFF :
(5) Press the PAGE DOWN button to go to PAGE3.
(6) Turn F4 and select a color from eight standard colors. To use a different color, turn F1, F2,
and F3 to adjust the color.
DSK : MATT COLOR :RECALL : 3/3
INS MATT:S=67.3 L=15.8 H=257.5: >RED :
Key Links cannot be used for KEY MATT.
12-5. Adjusting Key Signal
Clip and Gain allows users to adjust the key signal and its composition over the background.
The transparency of the Keyer can also be adjusted.
(1) Double-click DSK (or KEYER) in BUS SELECT, and display the [DSK SETUP] menu.
(2) Turn F1 to select INS/SRC, and press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button.
DSK :>INS/SRC >EDGE >MASK
SETUP :>POS/SIZ >BORDER >SUB EFF >INIT
(3) The [DSK - INS/SRC] menu is displayed. Press the PAGE DOWN button to go to PAGE2.
DSK : GAIN : CLIP :TRANSP : : 2/3
PROC AMP: =1.0 : =0.0 : =0.0 : :
(4) Turn F1 to adjust GAIN
(5) Turn F2 to adjust CLIP for adjusting Keyer.
(6) Turn F3 to set the transparency of Keyer. Increasing the value makes the Keyer more
transparent.
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12-6. Mask and Invert
Mask and Invert can be used for keys and DSKs. DSK is taken as an example in this section.
12-6-1. Inverting Keyer and Background
Setting Invert to ON inverts the Keyer image and the background image. Set INVERT in the
[DSK - INS/SRC] menu to ON. The key signal is then inverted.
12-6-2. Key Masks
BOX Mask
Box-shaped masks can be applied to Keyers. They can also be inverted so that the keyed
area inside the box becomes invisible.
(1) Create a Keyer.
(2) Double-click DSK (or KEYER) to display the DSK (KEYER) menu.
(3) Turn F1 to select MASK, and press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to open the [DSK -
MASK] menu.
(4) Turn F2 to select BOX in PAGE1 in the MASK menu. Set TYPE to AND or OR. If set to
AND, the area where Key Source and Box Mask overlap is used as the key signal. If set to
OR, both Key Source and Box Mask are used as the key signal.
DSK : TYPE :MASK :INVERT : 1/2
MASK : =AND : =BOX : =OFF :
(5) Set the horizontal and vertical mask width in PAGE2 in the MASK menu.
DSK : BOX MASK POSITION : 2/2
MASK POS:T=0 B=0 L=0 R=0 :
(6) Setting the INVERT item in PAGE1 in the MASK menu to ON inverts the Box Mask.
DSK : TYPE :MASK :INVERT : 1/2
MASK : =AND : =BOX : =ON :
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AUX/DSK Mask
The selected AUX bus signal is used for mask instead of Box.
(1) Create a Key.
(2) Double-click DSK (or KEYER) in BUS SELECT to display the DSK (KEYER) menu.
(3) Turn F1 to select MASK, and press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to open the [DSK –
MASK] menu.
(4) Turn F2 to select an AUX bus used for the mask in PAGE1 in the MASK menu. Set TYPE
to AND or OR. If set to AND, the area where Key Source and AUX Mask are overlapped is
used as the key signal. If set to OR, the both Key Source and AUX Mask are used as the
key signal.
DSK : TYPE :MASK :INVERT : 1/2
MASK : =AND : =AUX1 : =OFF :
(5) Setting the INVERT item in PAGE1 in the MASK menu to ON inverts the AUX Mask.
DSK : TYPE :MASK :INVERT : 1/2
MASK : =AND : =AUX1 : =ON :
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13. DVE Effects on Keys
2D-DVE effects are available for KEYER and DSK. The 2D-DVE is available by just setting the 2D
DVE item to ON in the KEYER or the DSK menu. As an example, this section explains how to add
a 2D-DVE effect on the DSK.
13-1. How to enable 2D DVEs
(1) Press the MENU button and then the 3/DSK button. The DSK SETUP menu will be
displayed.
(2) Turn F1 to select POS/SIZ, then press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to display the [DSK -
POS/SIZE] menu
DSK :>INS/SRC >EDGE >MASK
SETUP :>POS/SIZ >BORDER >SUB EFF >INIT
(3) Turn F4 to set 2D DVE in the menu to ON.
DSK : POSITION : SIZE :2D DVE : 1/3
POS/SIZE:X=0 Y=0 : =1000 : =ON :
The 2D DVE function is enabled for DSK, and therefore the POS/SIZE, BORDER, and SUB
EFFECT menus in the DSK menu become available.
13-2. Changing Position
The position or the size of DSK images can be changed as follows:
(1) Go to the [DSK - POS/SIZE] menu PAGE1.
DSK : POSITION : SIZE :2D DVE : 1/3
POS/SIZE:X=0 Y=0 : =500 : = :
(2) Turn F2 to set the position of the DSK image.
Background
DSK image
The base original POSITION of the DSK is at the center of the output screen. You can set
the position of the DSK images by specifying X and Y coordinates, with the origin of the
axes located at the center of the screen.
POSITION（0,0）
POSITION（200,200） POSITION（-200,-200）
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13-3. Changing Sizes or Aspect Ratios
Changing sizes Sizes
(1) Go to the [DSK - POS/SIZE] menu PAGE1.
DSK : POSITION : SIZE :2D DVE : 1/3
POS/SIZE:X=0 Y=0 : =500 : =ON :
(2) Turn F3 to adjust the size of the DSK image.
(The figures below are examples of SIZE=500 and SIZE=750. The POSITION is set to (0, 0)
in both examples. )
Setting the size allows users to change the size of KEY or DSK images while retaining
aspect ratios. If the value is 1000, the DSK will be of a full screen size.
SIZE（500）
SIZE（750）
To Change Aspect Ratio
(1) Press the PAGE DOWN button to display the [DSK - POS/SIZE] menu PAGE2.
DSK : ASPECT : FADE : : 2/3
ASPECT :X=1000 Y=1000 : =0.0 : :
(2) Turn F2 to change the values of ASPECT for the DSK image.
(The figures below are examples. The POSITION is set to (0, 0) in the examples.)
（500, 500）
（500, 750） （750, 750）
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13-4. FADE
The FADE allows users to add an effect to make backgrounds transparent.
(1) Go to the [DSK - POS/SIZE] menu PAGE2.
DSK : ASPECT : FADE : : 2/3
ASPECT :X=1000 Y=1000 : =0.0 : :
(2) Turn F3 to set the FADE level for the DSK image. Increasing the value makes the backgound
transparent.
13-5. CROP
CROP allows users to trim the KEY image or DSK image from all four directions. The
background image then only remains visible in the cropped area.
(1) Go to the [DSK - POS/SIZE] menu PAGE3.
DSK : CROP POSITION : 3/3
CROP :T=0 B=0 L=0 R=0 :
(2) Use F1, F2, F3 and/or F4 to crop DSK images.
DSK image
Crops from top
and bottom.
Crops from right
and left.
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13-6. Key Edge
The EDGE function allows users to add border type edges on KEYER and DSK. Two types of
edges are available; Normal and Outline. The width, transparency, and color can be set for the
edges. Shadow effects can also be added by changing the position of the edges. To do this,
please follow the procedures below.
(1) Go to the [DSK - EDGE] menu. Turn F1 to select NORMAL or O_LINE for TYPE. Selecting to
NORMAL allows users to add edges. O_LINE allows users to display outlines without key fill
images.
(2) The item SOFT is for setting softness, TRANSP is for transparency, and WIDTH is for width
of the edges.
DSK : TYPE : SOFT :TRANSP : WIDTH : 1/3
EDGE : =O_LIN: =0 : =0 : =1 :
(3) Press the PAGE DOWN button to go to PAGE2. Change the X and Y values to set the edge
position.
DSK : POSITION : : 2/3
EDGE POS:X=0 Y=0 : :
(4) Press the PAGE DOWN button to go to PAGE3. The edge color can be set on this page.
Turn F4 to select a color from eight standard colors. If you wish to use a color other than
those eight, adjust the color by turning F1, F2 and/or F3.
DSK : EDGE COLOR :RECALL : 3/3
EDGE COL:S=0.0 L=0.0 H=0.0 : >BLACK:
No border, no shadow Normal border Outline
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13-7. SUB EFFECT
The SUB EFFECT menu allows users to add MONO COLOR, DEFOCUS, and PAINT COLOR
effects. Access the SUB EFFECT menu as shown below.
(1) Press the MENU button and then the 3/DSK button to display the [DSK SETUP] menu.
(2) Turn F1 to select SUB EFF, then press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to display the [DSK -
SUB EFF] menu.
DSK :>INS/SRC >EDGE >MASK
SETUP :>POS/SIZ >BORDER >SUB EFF >INIT
13-7-1. MONO COLOR
Monochrome effects can be configured via this menu.
(1) Go to the [DSK - SUB EFF] menu PAGE1.
(2) Turn F4 to set EN (ENABLE) to ON.
(3) Set the color by adjusting its S (SATURATION) and H (HUE) values.
DSK : : MONO COLOR : 1/3
SUB EFF : :S=0 H=0 En=ON :
13-7-2. DEFOCUS
The DEFOCUS function allows users to add an effect that will blur the output image.
(1) Go to the [DSK - SUB EFF] menu PAGE2.
(2) Turn F1 to set the horizontal defocus level at the item H (HORIZONTAL).
(3) Turn F2 to set the vertical defocus level at the item V (VERTICAL).
DSK : DEFOCUS : PAINT : 2/3
DEFOCUS :H=4.0 V=5.0 :Y=0 C=0 :
13-7-3. PAINT COLOR
The Paint color effect allows users to add an effect which makes the image look like a
painting. Increasing the value decreases the resolution, so the image becomes like a
painting.
(1) Go to the [DSK - SUB EFF] menu PAGE2.
(2) Turn F3 to set the luminance level at the item Y (LUMINANCE).
(3) Turn F4 to set the chroma level at the item C (CHROMA).
DSK : DEFOCUS : PAINT : 2/3
DEFOCUS :H=0.0 V=0.0 :Y=10 C=10 :
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13-7-4. FREEZE, STROBE, NEGA, MOSAIC
Freeze, strobe, negative, and mosaic effects are also available.
(1) Go to the [DSK - SUB EFF] menu PAGE3.
DSK :FREEZE :STROBE : NEGA :MOSAIC : 3/3
FREEZE :=OFF : =OFF : =OFF : =OFF :
(2) When applying these effects, please refer to the table below.
Parameter Description
FREEZE
STROBE
NEGA
MOSAIC
Setting Example
DSK :FREEZE :STROBE : NEGA :MOSAIC : 3/3
FREEZE : =FIELD: =1 : =ON : =OFF :
Allows users to set enable the freeze effect function.
Users can select either frame freeze or field freeze.
Allows users to enable strobe effects.
Increasing the value strengthen the flash light.
Setting this function to ON makes a image negative by reversing all
luminance levels.
Allows users to use a mosaic effects.
Increasing the value enlarges the size of mosaic cells.
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13-8. BORDERS
Borders can be added to DSK images. Inside border and outside borders can be adjusted
independently.
(1) Go to the [DSK - BORDER] menu.
(2) To use the inside border, set the width at the INSIDE X and Y. To use the outside border, set
the width at the OUTSIDE X and Y.
DSK : INSIDE : OUTSIDE : 1/3
BORDER :X=0 Y=0 :X=0 Y=0 :
(3) Press the PAGE DOWN button to go to PAGE2. In this menu, border softness can be
adjusted. INSIDE X and Y allow users to set the softness for the inner half of the set border.
The softness of the outer half of the border is set at OUTSIDE X and Y.
WIPE : INSIDE :OUTSIDE: : 2/3
BDR SOFT:X=0 Y=0 : =0 : :
(4) Press the PAGE DOWN button to go to PAGE3. Turn F4 to select a color for the border from
eight standard colors. If you wish to use a color other than those eight, adjust the color using
F1, F2 and/or F3. You can also use the joy stick to set the color.
DSK : BORDER COLOR :RECALL : 3/3
BDR COL :S=66.3 L=5.4 H=3.5 : >BLUE :
Inside Border
DSK image
W/o border
Outside Border
DSK image
W/o border
Y X
DSK image
W/ border
Y X
DSK image
W/ border
SOFT-Y
SOFT-Y
SOFT-X
DSK image
W/ border
Inner half
softness
SOFT-X
DSK image
W/ border
Inner half
softness
EDGE SOFT
DSK image
W/ border
Outer half
softness
EDGE SOFT
DSK image
W/ border
Outer half
softness
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14. Still Store
The switcher can capture and memorize up to 2 still pictures from the switcher output video.
Captured stills can then be used as signals for key source, key insertion, PGM select, PST select or
AUX bus select (See section 7-2. "How to Assign Sources to Bus buttons" for assigning stills.).
Although the stored stills are cleared when the switcher is powered down, they can be backed up
within the switcher. Stored stills can also saved to the USB flash memory.
14-1. How to Save Stills
(1) Setup the image for program, preview or AUX output to be captured to STILL1 or 2.
(2) Press MENU, and then 7/SETUP in the MENU/DIRECT PATT/EVENT/KEYPAD block to
display the [STILL STORE] menu
STILL :SIGNAL :STILL1 :STILL2 : : 1/2
STORE : =PGM : >FRAME: >ODD : :
(3) Turn F1 to select the output you wish to capture the still at the SIGNAL item in the menu.
Available settings are PGM, PREV, CLN, AUX1-AUX3. (See section 8. "Video Outputs" for
details about these signals.)
(4) To save the image to STILL1, turn F2 to select the capture type from FRAME, ODD (odd
field) and EVEN (even field), then press F2. A beep sound will be heard and the still image
will be stored to STILL1.
To save the image to STILL2, turn F3 to select the capture type, then press F3. A beep sound
will be heard and the still image will be stored to STILL2.
14-2. Backing-up Stills
To Save Still Images:
(1) Press MENU, and then 8/STILL in the MENU/DIRECT PATT/EVENT/KEYPAD block to
display the [STILL STORE] menu
(2) Press PAGE DOWN to go to PAGE 2 ([STILL RESUME] menu).
(3) Turn F1 to change the RESUME item from OFF to ON. Press F2 to save the image(s) to the
backup memory. The saved images will remain after turning off the switcher.
STILL :RESUME : SAVE : LOAD : : 2/2
RESUME : =ON : =STIL1: =STIL1: :
To Load Saved Images to Still Memory Manually:
(1) Open the [STILL RESUME] menu.
(2) Turn F3 to select the image(s) you wish to load between STIL1 and STIL2. Press F3 to load
the image to the still store memory.
STILL :RESUME : SAVE : LOAD : : 2/2
RESUME : =ON : =STIL1: =STIL1: :
To Load Saved Images to Still Memory Automatically:
The still images are automatically loaded at startup following the LOAD setting in the [STILL
RESUME] menu when the RESUME item is set to ON.
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15. Picture-in-Picture
The PIP (picture-in-picture) feature allows any video (sub-screens) to be displayed on full screen
simultaneously. In the switcher, two sub-screens (PinP1 and PinP2) can be inserted on the
background video. The setup for PIP pictures is the same. This section explains how to setup and
display PinP pictures as shown in the figure below (as an example).
<PinP1>
Position changed.
Size changed.
PinP1
PinP2
PGM image
15-1. Setting-up PinP
15-1-1. Selecting Video for PinP
To Select Video on the Control Panel:
(1) Press the PinP1 (or PinP2) button in the BUS SELECT block.
(2) Press a desired source bus button in the KEY/AUX bus to select video for the PinP.
To Select Video in the Menu:
(1) Press twice quickly the PinP1 (or PinP2) button in the BUS SELECT to display the PinP1
(PinP2) menu.
(2) Turn F1 to select video under the XPT item.
PinP1 : XPT : BORDER :ASPECT : 1/4
XPT : =IN10 :W=0 S=0 : =16:9 :
15-1-2. Inserting PinP1 (PinP2) Video
TRANS PREV
KEY/AUX
KEYER DSK
234567891011121
12123
AUXP IN P
Background
<PinP2>
Position changed
Size changed
Cropped on the top and bottom
Blue border added
PGM CLEANPREV MV
Press the PinP1 (or PinP2) button or the ON-AIR button at the right end of in the Transition
block to insert the PinP on the background (the PGM output).
NOR/REVREV
DIRECTION
BKGD
KEYER
NEXT TRANSITION
PATTERN/RATE
WIPEMIX
TRANSITION TYPE
AUTO CUT
FADER LIMIT
ON AIR
KEYER
P IN P
P IN P
DSK
PinP1
1
2
PGM image
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15-1-3. Position and Size
(1) Press twice quickly the PinP1 button in the BUS SELECT to display the PinP1 menu.
(2) Press the PAGE DOWN button to go to PAGE4.
(3) Turn F3 to make PinP1 a little bit larger.
(4) Use F1 and F2 to move PinP1 to the top left-hand side.
PinP1 : POSITION : SIZE : : 4/4
POS :X=-350 Y=150 : =30x30 : :
PinP1
PinP1
Size changed
The center of the screen is set as origin (0,0) in the coordinates. The position of PinP is
specified by the center of the PinP image. You can also change the aspect ratio for the
PinP image to 4:3 in the menu when in HD mode.
POSITION /SIZE Setting Using Joystick
POSITION
Joystick
SIZE
(PUSH to DEF)
Left
(-X)
Right
(+X)
Joystick operation
SIZE control (turn)
If the joystick moves horizontally: If the joystick moves vertically:
Background with PinP
If SIZE turns counter-clockwise: If SIZE turns clockwise:
PinP1
Position changed
Up
(+Y)
Down
(-Y)
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15-1-4. Crop and Border
Using the procedure just used for PiP1, Insert PinP2 to the PGM image, move PinP2 to a
desired position and change PinP2 size. The example below shows how to crop PinP and
add a border.
(1) Press twice quickly the PinP1 button in the BUS SELECT to display the PinP1 menu.
(2) Press the PAGE DOWN button to go to PAGE4.
(3) Use F1 and F2 to crop PinP1 on the top and bottom.
PinP2 : TOP :BOTTOM : LEFT : RIGHT : 3/4
CROP : =30 : =20 : =0 : =0 :
(4) Press the PAGE UP button to return to PAGE1.
(5) Turn F2 to set the border width.
PinP1 : XPT : BORDER :ASPECT : 1/4
XPT : =IN10 :W=5 S=0 : =16:9 :
(6) Press the PAGE DOWN button to go to PAGE 2.
(7) Turn F4 to set the border color to BLUE.
PinP2 : BORDER COLOR :RECALL : 2/4
BDR COL :S=66.3 L=5.4 H=3.5 : >BLUE :
PinP1PinP1
PinP2
PinP2
Cropped on the top
and bottom
PinP1
PinP2
Border added
15-2. IN/OUT Effects
The following buttons switch PinP 1 and PinP 2 between on-air and off-air. The ON AIR buttons
at the left side perform cut in and cut out and the PinP Auto buttons at the right side performs mix
in and mix out of PinPs at the default setting. These buttons, however, can change their
functional behavior as shown in the figure below.
KEYER
CUT (default)
P IN P
1
MIX (default)
Scaling
Slide In/Out
Wipe In/Out
P IN P
2
CUT (If pressing shortly.)
MIX (If pressing and holding
down for a while.)
ON AIR
DSK
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To Change Functional Behavior of the Transition Buttons
(1) Press the CLR/TRANS RATE button in the MENU/DIRECT PATT/EVENT/KEYPAD block to
display the TRANS menu.
(2) Press the PAGE DOWN button to go to PAGE 3 or PAGE 4.
(3) Turn F2 to select a transition effect for the ON-AIR button. Turn F3 to select a transition
effect for the PinP AUTO button.
TRANS : RATE :USER TRANS :ADV CTL: 3/6
PinP 1 : =10 : =SLIDE TOP : =C/AT :
TRANS : RATE :USER TRANS :ADV CTL: 4/6
PinP 2 : =10 : =CUT : =AUTO :
ON-AIR Button
Item Setting Description
CUT Performs Cut-in or CUT-out of PinP.
SCALER Performs Scale Up or Down of PinP.
TRANS
RATE TYPE
SLIDE RIGHT/LEFT
SLIDE TOP/BOTTOM
WIPE RIGHT/LEFT
WIPE TOP/BOTTOM
Performs Slide-in or Slide-out of PinP.
Performs WIPE-in and Wipe-out of PinP.
PinP Auto Button
Item Setting Description
AUTO Always performs Mix transition regardless of the pressing button time.
ADV CTRL
C/AT
Performs Cut transition when briefly pressing the button.
Performs MIX transition when pressing and holding down the button
for more than one second.
The transition duration for the MIX transitions can be set at the RATE item in the menu on a
frame basis.
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16. Multiviewer
The multiviewer allows users to monitor multiple images such as the video sources input to the
switcher and internally generated or combined images on the same screen. Three types of split
displays are available: quad, 10 and 16 way. The video titles and the on-air tally information can be
also displayed. Note that the multiviewer output is delayed by one frame relative to the program
output.
The setup procedure for the multiviewer is as follows:
1. Assign the multiviewer video to an AUX output bus
2. Select a split-screen type.
3. Select video for each split area.
4. Add titles, on-air tally and frame border.
16-1. Assigning the Multiviewer function to an AUX Bus
The multiviewer function can assigned to any AUX bus. There are two ways to select an AUX
bus: using the buttons in the BUS SELECT block or using the menus. In the following examples
AUX2 is selected to be the multiviewer output.
Using Buttons in BUS SELECT
(1) Press the AUX2 button in the BUS SELECT block.
(2) Press the MV button at the right end of the BUS SELECT block.
TRANS PREV
KEY/AUX
KEYER DSK
234567891011121
12123
AUXP IN P
PGM CLEANPREV MV
Using Menu
(1) Quickly press twice the AUX2 button in the BUS SELECT block.
(2) The [SETUP-OUTPUT-AUX XPT] menu opens. Turn F2 to select MV.
OUTPUT :SELECT : XPT : CTRL : ANCI : 1/2
AUX XPT : =AUX2 : =MV : =ON : =OFF :
16-2. Selecting Split-screen Type
The type of split-screen to be used can be selected in the [SETUP-OUTPUT-MV SCRN] menu.
There are three different types.
(1) Quickly press twice the MV button in the BUS SELECT block to display the [SETUP-
OUTPUT-MV SCRN] menu.
OUTPUT : DIV :SCREEN :SIGNAL : CHARA : 1/3
MV SCRN : =4 : =01 : =IN01 : = OFF :
(2) Turn F1 to select the type from 4,10 or 16-way. (See the split screen images with channel
numbers below.)
01
02
05
01
02
03
04
0403
0807
0605
1009
02 01
06 05
10 09
14 13
0403
0807
1211
1615
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16-3. Selecting Video for Each Split Area
This section shows how to a video source for each split area in the multiviewer screen. This is
done in the [SETUP-OUTPUT-MV SCRN] menu.
(1) Quickly press twice the MV button in the BUS SELECT block to display the [SETUP-
OUTPUT-MV SCRN] menu.
OUTPUT : DIV :SCREEN :SIGNAL : CHARA : 1/3
MV SCRN : =4 : =01 : =IN01 : = OFF :
(2) Turn F2 to select a channel number (split area) of the split screen under the SCREEN item.
(3) Turn F3 to select video displayed on the split area. The following video sources are
selectable.
Input images IN01-IN12
Internal bus images
(4) Repeat (2) and (3) to assign images to the multiviewer channels.
BLAK(BLACK), STL1, STL2, MATT, CLBR(Color bar),
PGM, PVW
16-4. Adding Titles, On-air Tally and Frame Border.
You can set a title to each image and display the on-air tally information. A color border can be
also applied to the split-screen to emphasize channel areas.
16-4-1. Titles
(1) Quickly press twice the MV button in the BUS SELECT block to display the [SETUP-
OUTPUT-MV SCRN] menu.
(2) Turn F2 to select a channel number (split area) of the split screen under the SCREEN
item.
OUTPUT : DIV :SCREEN :SIGNAL : CHARA : 1/3
MV SCRN : =4 : =01 : =IN01 : =OFF :
(3) Turn F4 to select the type of title display under the CHARA item. (See the table below.)
The texts used for titles are the short name and the long name set in the [SETUP-INPUT-
RENAME] menu. (See section 7-1. "How to Give Name to Sources.")
CHARA setting Description
OFF Displays no title.
SHORT Displays a title within 4 characters.
LONG Displays a title within 8 characters.
Setting Example
In this setting example the multiviewer is set as shown on the right hand side
with the multiviewer settings in the table below
(Names are default settings.)
Channel SIGNAL setting CHARA setting
1 IN01 OFF
2 IN02 SHORT
3 PGM LONG
4 PVW LONG
PREVIEW
IN02
PROGRAM
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16-4-2. On-air Tally
The tally indicates which video is currently On-air (output from the program) and which video
is set to be the next output. The multiviewer has two types of tally indicators: Frame and
Marker. You can use one at a time or both simultaneously. The Frame indicator is active by
default.
(1) Quickly press twice the MV button in the BUS SELECT block to display the [SETUP-
OUTPUT-MV SCRN] menu.
(2) Press the PAGE DOWN button to go to PAGE 2. Set FRAME and/or MARKER to ON.
OUTPUT :MARKER :FRAME : : 2/3
MV TALLY: =OFF : =ON : :
Setting Example
MARKER indicator is OFF.
FRAME indicator is ON.
Here, we assume that IN02 is displayed in PGM.
Green: Next indication Red: On-air indication
PREVIEW
IN02
PROGRAM
16-4-3. Frame Border
A color border can be also applied to the split-screen to emphasize channel areas.
(1) Quickly press twice the MV button in the BUS SELECT block to display the [SETUP-
OUTPUT- MV SCRN] menu.
(2) Press the PAGE DOWN button to go to PAGE 3.
(3) Turn F4 to select a border color from eight standard colors. Press F4 to apply the selected
color. If you want to adjust the selected color or set the color by entering HSL values, turn
F1, F2 and F3 to adjust values or press F1, F2 and F3, enter a value in the Keypad and
then press ENT/STORE in the Keypad.
OUTPUT : BORDER COLOR :RECALL : 3/3
MV BDR :S=0.0 L=100.0 H=0.0 : >WHITE:
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17. Event Memory
The switcher can save control panel setup statuses as data for recall when needed. This function is
called Event Memory. This Event Memory function enables quick recall of the same setting statuses.
The keypad is used to save and recall events.
Saved event memories can be saved and recalled from USB flash memories. For details, see
section 20 “File Operations.”
17-1. Storing Events
Event memory can store the setting status of the control panel. Up to 100 events (10 memory
pages, with10 events per page) can be stored in memory. The PGM/PST and KEYER signal
selection data can also be saved to the memory.
To Store Event (in the minimum way):
(1) Press the ±/EVENT button at the top right-hand side of the menu display.
(2) Press ENT/STORE on the Keypad.
(3) Press a number button (0-9) on the Keypad to store the event.
±/EVENT button
7/SET UP
MENU
DIRECT PATT
±/EVENT
CLR/TRANS RATE 0 /RECALL
MENU/DIRECT PATT/EVENT/KEY PAD
4/WIPE
1
. (DOT)
8/STILL
5/P in P
2/KEYER
9/FILE
0 to 9
6/MATT
3/DSK
ENT/STORE button
ENT/STORE
Storing Events (in the detailed way):
(1) Press the ±/EVENT button at the top right-hand side of the menu display. The [EVENT
MEMORY] menu is displayed and the Keypad switches to EVENT mode.
(2) Turn F1 to select an event page in the [EVENT MEMORY] menu. PAGE 0 has Event 0-9
(event memories), PAGE 1 has Event 10-19, and so on. The last page, PAGE 9 has Event
90-99.
EVENT : PAGE :DIRECT :PAGECLR:LAST : 1/1
MEMORY : =0 : =OFF : =OFF : :
(3) Press ENT/STORE on the Keypad. The [EVENT STORE] menu will then be displayed.
EVENT :SELECT :XPT :DATA : : 1/1
STORE : =ALL : =ON : =ON : :
(4) Data saved to the event can be selected under the SELECT item. If set to ALL, all data set for
BKGD, KEYER, DSK PinP1 and PinP2 are selected. You can also select specific bus data,
for exmaple, BKGD.
(5) Normally set the XPT and DATA items to ON. If the XPT item is set to OFF, the bus signal
selection is not saved to the event. If the DATA item is set to OFF, the setting data for the bus
such as transition type and transition rate (including the bus signal selection) is not saved to
the event.
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Data not saved in the event memory
All SETUP menu settings
All FILE menu settings
STILL images
USER TRANS and ADV CTRL settings in the TRANS menu
(6) Press a number button (0-9) on the Keypad to store the event.
If an Event is Already Saved to a Button:
When ENT/STORE is pressed, the light of the buttons (0 to 9) are off if no events are saved.
The number buttons light up if events are already saved. If you press a button where an event
is already saved , it flashes. Pressing the button again overwrites the event. If you press
another button that has no event before overwriting, the event will be saved to that button.
If you cannot overwrite data, change OVER WR to ENABL (ENABLE) in the [EVENTRECALL] menu. (See section 17-3. "Overwrite Protection".)
17-2. Recalling Events
17-2-1. Using DIRECT Operation
If using the direct operation, the events can be most quickly recalled. However, users cannot
select the loaded data at recalling events. To use the direct recall, previously set the DIRECT
item to ON in the menu.
(1) Press the ±/EVENT button at the top right-hand side of the menu display.
(2) Turn F1 to select an event page in the [EVENT MEMORY] menu.
(3) Press the number button where the needed data is stored. The selected event will be
applied to the panel.
To Set DIRECT to ON:
When pressing ±/EVENT, the [EVENT MEMORY] menu is automatically displayed. Turn F2
to set DIRECT to ON.
EVENT : PAGE :DIRECT :PAGECLR:LAST : 1/1
MEMORY : =0 : =ON : =ALL : :
17-2-2. Using the RECALL Button
To Recall Events (Fastest method):
(1) Press the ±/EVENT button at the top right-hand side of the menu display.
(2) Press the number button where the needed data is stored.
(3) Press the RECALL button. The selected event will then be applied to the panel.
±/EVENT button
DIRECT PATT
MENU
±/EVENT
7/SET UP
4/WIPE
1
8/STILL
5/P in P
2/KEYER
9/FILE
0 to 9
6/MATT
3/DSK
CLR/TRANS RATE 0 /RECALL
MENU/DIRECT PATT/EVENT/KEY PAD
. (DOT)
ENT/STORE
RECALL button
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To Recall Events (in the detailed way):
(1) Press the ±/EVENT button at the top right-hand side of the menu display. The [EVENT
MEMORY] menu is displayed and the Keypad changed to Event mode.
(2) Turn F1 to select an event page in the [EVENT MEMORY] menu.
(3) Press the number button where the needed data is stored. The [EVENT RECALL] menu is
displayed.
EVENT :SELECT :XPT :DATA : : 1/2
RECALL : =ALL : =ON : =ON : :
(4) The saved data in the event is set on the [EVENT RECALL] menu. This time users can
select to recall all saved data or the specific data within the event by setting SELECT, XPT
and DATA items.
For example, to recall the stored event data except the background information, one must
do the following:
EVENT :SELECT :XPT :DATA : : 1/2
RECALL : =BKGD : =OFF : =OFF : :
(5) Press the RECALL button. The [EVENT RECALL] menu is displayed.
The LAST item in the [EVENT MEMORY] menu shows the number of the last recalled
event. This is useful when checking which event was recalled last.
17-3. Overwrite Protection
(1) Press the ±/EVENT button at the top right-hand side of the menu display.
(2) Press the number button where the needed data is stored. The button will strart flashing
when pressed. The [EVENT RECALL] menu will be automatically displayed.
(3) Press the PAGE DOWN button to go to PAGE 2.
(4) Turn F1 to change OVER WR to DISBL(disable) to set the write protection on the memory
button.
EVENT :OVER WR:DELETE : : : 2/2
RECALL : =DISBL: >OFF : : :
17-4. Deleting Events
To Delete Data for an Event:
(1) Press the ±/EVENT button at the top right-hand side of the menu display.
(2) Press the number button from which data is to be deleted. The button will begin to flashing
when pressed.
(3) Press the PAGE DOWN button to go to PAGE 2.
(4) Turn F2 to set DELETE to ON, then press F2. The data saved in the event memory button is
cleared.
EVENT :OVER WR:DELETE : : : 2/2
RECALL : =ENABL: >ON : : :
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To Delete Data for an Event Page:
(1) Press the ±/EVENT button at the top right-hand side of the menu display. The [EVENT
MEMORY] menu is displayed.
(2) Turn F1 to select an event page to be deleted.
(3) Turn F3 to set PAGECLR to CRNT (current), then press F3. The data saved in the event
page will then be cleared.
EVENT : PAGE :DIRECT :PAGECLR:LAST : 1/1
MEMORY : =1 : =OFF : =CRNT : :
To Delete All Event Data :
(1) Press the ±/EVENT button at the top right-hand side of the menu display. The [EVENT
MEMORY] appears.
(2) Set PAGECLR to ALL, and press F3. All event data is cleared.
EVENT : PAGE :DIRECT :PAGECLR:LAST : 1/1
MEMORY : =0 : =OFF : =ALL : :
17-5. Loading Event at Start-up
The settings made for the BKGD, KEYER, DSK and PinP buses on the control panel are cleared
when powering off the switcher. You can, however, recall the desired panel setup whenever the
switcher starts by setting in the [SETUP-SYSTEM-INIT] menu as shown in the procedure below.
(1) Press the MENU button at the right of the menu display.
(2) Press the 7/SETUP button to display the SETUP menu's top page.
(3) Turn F1 to select SYSTEM and then press F1.
SETUP :>SYSTEM >INPUT >OUTPUT >PANEL
MENU :>EXT I/F >STATUS
(4) The [SETUP - SYSTEM] menu as shown below appears. Turn F1 to select INIT and then
press F1 to display the [SETUP-SYSTEM-INIT] menu.
SETUP :>FORMAT >REF I/O >ARCNET >ETHERNET
SYSTEM :>TIME >INIT >REBOOT
SYSTEM : INIT : LOAD : : 1/1
INIT : >CURRENT : =LAST : :
(5) Turn F3 to select the desired panel setup in the table below
LOAD setting Description
OFF The switcher starts with the factory default settings.
LAST
0-99 The switcher starts with loading an event (0-99).
The switcher starts with loading the event which was set just
before the switcher was turned off.
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18. File Operations
The switcher is capable of storing operational data to USB flash memory and also of recalling and
downloading previously saved data for application to production operations. Operational data
including system settings, wipe settings, stills, bus settings and events can be all saved to and
downloaded from the USB flash memory.
18-1. USB Flash Memory
For available USB flash memory, see "Available File List" in the Appendix. Inserting and
removing of USB should be performed slowly and firmly.
The access lamp on the USB flash memory blinks while saving or reading data. Check
access to the USB flash memory before and while performing the operations. Do not remove
the USB flash memory while the access lamp is flashing. This could corrupt the stored data or
damage the USB flash memory.
The remaining space of the USB flash memory is displayed at the bottom right-hand side in
the FILE menu.
FILE :>LOAD >SAVE >UPDATE
TOP : 101MB
USB port
USB MEMORY
12
USER BUTTON
TRANS PREV
KEY/AUX
PGM
123
PST
ALARM
KEYER DSK
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 121
18-2. Available Files
F1
12123
F3F2
AUXP IN P
F4
PGM CLEANPREV MV
PAGE
121110987654
7/SET UP
MENU
4/WIPE
DIRECT PATT
±/EVENT
1
. (DOT)
CLR/TRANS RATE 0 /RECA LL
MENU/DIRECT PATT/EVENT/KEY PAD
NOR/REVREV
DIRECTION
KEYER
BKGD
NEXT TRANSITION
PATTERN/RATE
WIPEMIX
TRANSITION TYPE
AUTO CUT
8/STILL
9/FILE
5/P in P
6/MATT
2/KEYER
3/DSK
ENT/STORE
FADER LIMIT
USER BUTTON
POSITION
BLACK
TRANS
65
43
SIZE
(PUSH to DEF)
HVS-300HS
DIGITAL VIDEO SWITCHER
KEYER
P IN P
1
P IN P
2
DSK
ON AIR
The following file formats can be saved / loaded to / from USB flash memory.
File Extension File Name (*1) File Data Description
all data.all System data, all wipe data and all event memory data
sys hvs-300.sys System data
mem event.mem All event memory data
jpg (*2)
*.jpg JPEG format files (standard RGB)
still1.jpg Still 1 capture video
still2.jpg Still 2 capture video
tga (*2)
*.tga TARGA format files (uncompressed RGB)
still1.tga Still 1 capture video
still2.tga Still 2 capture video
Note that file names are limited to max. 8 characters in length (ASCII code).
(*1) The files are automatically named to the correct name as shown in the table above when
saving to the USB flash memory.
(*2) When loading a JPEG or TARGA file from the USB flash memory, you can select a centered or
tiled format as well as a normal one. In this case, a centered or tiled format image file is saved
to STILL as either jpg or tga.
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18-3. Saving Data to USB Flash Memory
This section explains how to save the panel settings to the USB memory by using a "data.all" file
as an example.
(1) Insert the USB flash memory into the USB port.
(2) Press the MENU button, then press the 9/FILE button to open the FILE top menu.
(3) Turn F1 to select SAVE, and then press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to open the
[FILE-SAVE] menu.
FILE :>LOAD >SAVE >UPDATE
TOP : 101MB
(4) Turn F1 to select ALL to the EXT (File Extension) item.
(5) Turn F3 to select data. (See section 18-5 "Moving between Directories in the USB Flash
Memory.") Press F3 to confirm the file selection.
FILE : EXT : CTRL : <DIR>.. 1/1
SAVE : =ALL : =SAVE :data 101MB
(6) When the data is sent to the flash memory, the message “SAVE?” will appear. Press F3
again to store the data to the flash memory. A "beep" sound will be heard when the data is
saved.
If the same file exists in the USB flash memory:
A message “OVERWRITE?” will pop up that warns you that if you overwrite the existing file.
Turn F2 to select CANCEL, OVERWR(overwrite) or RENAME.
To Rename the File:
If you wish to rename the file to save it, turn F3 to select RENAME and refer to the section
18-7. "Renaming Files in the USB Flash Memory" to give a new name to the file.
IMPORTANT
When pressing a control push-button, press it down lightly and release it within 1 sec.
Note that if you press and hold a control for more than 1 sec., related operation will be
cancelled. Do not remove the USB flash memory while the access lamp is flashing.
This could corrupt the stored data or damage the USB flash memory.
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18-4. Loading Data from USB Flash Memory
18-4-1. To Load Setting Data
This section explains how to load setting data to the USB memory by using a "data.all" file as
an example.
(1) Insert the USB flash memory into the USB port.
(2) Press the MENU button, then press the 9/FILE button to open the FILE top menu.
(3) Turn F1 to select LOAD, and then press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to open the
[FILE-LOAD] menu.
FILE :>LOAD >SAVE >UPDATE
TOP : 101MB
(4) Turn F1 to select ALL to the EXT (File Extension) item.
(5) Turn F3 to select data. . (See section 18-5 "Moving between Directories in the USB Flash
Memory.") Press F3 to confirm the file selection.
FILE : EXT : LOAD : <DIR> 1/2
LOAD : =ALL : = :data 101MB
(6) Press F2 to load the setting data to the control panel.
IMPORTANT
Once the saved system data (files with "all" or "sys" extension) is loading, you will have
to restart the switcher. (The unit power off then power ON.) The system data is applied
only after the switcher is restarted.
Be sure to load the system data (files with all or sys extension), because the switcher
and the control panel may not be disconnected if loading the different connection
settings from the previous.
18-4-2. To Download Image Files
When loading a JPEG or TARGA file from the USB flash memory, you can select a centered
or tiled format as well as a normal one. This section explains how to download the
"sample.jpg" file to STILL1 as an example.
(1) Insert the USB flash memory into the USB port.
(2) Press the MENU button, then press the 9/FILE button to open the FILE top menu.
(3) Turn F1 to select LOAD, and then press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to open the
[FILE-LOAD] menu.
(4) Turn F1 to select JPG to the EXT (File Extension) item.
(5) Turn F2 to select STL1 to the LOAD item as a destination.
If selecting STL1C to LOAD, the image file is saved to STILL1as a centered format.
If selecting STL1T to LOAD, the image file is saved to STILL1as a tiled format.
(6) Turn F3 to select sample. . (See section 18-5 "Moving between Directories in the USB
Flash Memory.") Press F3 to confirm the file selection.
FILE : EXT : LOAD : <DIR> 1/2
LOAD : =JPG :=STIL1 :sample 101MB
(7) Press F2 to load the image file to the STILL1 memory.
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18-5. Moving between Directories in the USB Flash Memory
The directories in the USB flash memory are displayed after the word "<DIR>", <DIR>JPEG for
example, at the upper right-hand in the FILE menu as shown below.
Directory name
FILE : EXT : LOAD : <DIR>JPEG 1/2
LOAD : =JPG : =STIL1:sample 101MB
In all FILE menus you can move to other directory in the USB flash memory in the following way.
(1) Turn F2 to select PATH in the FILE menu, and then press F2. The menu display changes to
the directory menu.
(2) If you want to go to a subdirectory of the current directory, turn F3 to select the directory
name and press F3. If you want to go to upper directory, select <DIR>...
NOTE
New directories cannot be made in the switcher. If you need a new directory, make it in
the PC previously.
File name
18-6. Deleting Files in the USB Flash Memory
The user can delete files in the USB flash memory using the FILE menu operation.
(1) Open the [FILE - LOAD] menu. If you are in the [FILE-SAVE] menu, press the PAGE UP
button to go to the FILE top menu and move to the [FILE-LOAD] menu.
(2) Press the PAGE DOWN buttonto go to the [FILE-LOAD-DATA] menu.
(3) Turn F1 to select the extension of the file you wish to delete from the flash memory.
(4) Turn F3 to select the file to be deleted.
(5) Turn F2 to select DELETE under the CTRL item and press F2.
(6) Turn F3 to select ON, then press F3. A "beep" sound will be heard when the data is deleted.
FILE : EXT : CTRL : <DIR>JPEG 2/2
DATA : =JPG :=DELETE:STILL1 101MB
18-7. Renaming Files in the USB Flash Memory
The user can input an identifying name of up to 8 alphanumeric characters for any file stored to
USB flash memory. Existing files can also be named / renamed using the following procedure.
(1) Open the [FILE - LOAD] menu. If you are in the [FILE-SAVE] menu, press the PAGE UP
button to go to the FILE top menu and move to the [FILE-LOAD] menu.
(2) Press the PAGE DOWN buttonto go to the [FILE-LOAD-DATA] menu.
(3) Turn F1 to select the extension of the file you wish to rename in the displayed file list.
(4) Turn F2 to select RENAME.
(5) Turn F3 to select which file you wish to rename in the displayed file list.
(6) Press F3 to select the character to be changed in the selected file. Turn F4 to change the
currently chosen character.
FILE : EXT : CTRL : <DIR>JPEG 2/2
DATA : =JPG :=RENAME:STILL1 101MB
(7) (Repeat steps
(8) When all needed characters are input, press F2. A "beep" sound will be heard when the
changed name is saved as the new file name.
(6) to change each character in the name of the selected file.
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19. System Setup Settings
19-1. Selecting System Signal Format
(1) Press the MENU button, then press the 7/SETUP button to display the SETUP top menu.
(2) Turn F1 to select SYSTEM, then press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to open the [SETUP-
SYSTEM] menu.
(3) Turn F1 to select FORMAT, then press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to open the [SETUP
- SYSTEM - FORMAT] menu.
SETUP :>FORMAT >REF I/O >ARCNET >ETHERNET
SYSTEM :>TIME >INIT >REBOOT
(4) Turn F1 to select the TV format to be used in the switcher. Turn F3 to select the aspect ratio.
SYSTEM : FORMAT :ASPECT :SW TMNG: 1/1
FORMAT : =1080/59.94i : =16:9 : =FRAME:
(5) Press the PAGE UP button to go back to the [SETUP - SYSTEM] menu.
(6) Turn F1 to select REBOOT. Press the ENT/STORE button in the MENU/DIRECT
PATT/EVENT/KEYPAD block to reboot the system.
SETUP :>FORMAT >REF I/O >ARCNET >ETHERNET
SYSTEM :>TIME >INIT >REBOOT
(7) The selected system format is applied to the switcher after rebooting.
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19-2. Selecting Reference Signal
The switcher provides reference input, its loop-through and output connectors in the GENLOCK
section on the rear panel.
19-2-1. To Set Reference Input
(1) Press the MENU button, then press the 7/SETUP button to display the SETUP top menu.
Turn F1 to select SYSTEM, then press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to open the
[SETUP- SYSTEM] menu.
(2) Turn F1 to select REF I/O, then press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to open the
[SETUP - SYSTEM - REF IN] menu.
(3) Turn F1 to select a reference signal to be input to the switcher between Black Burst and
Tri-level Sync.
SYSTEM : TYPE : : 1/2
REF IN : =BB : :
19-2-2. To Set Reference Output
(1) Press the PAGE DOWN button in the [SETUP-SYSTEM-REF IN] menu to go to the
[SETUP- SYSTEM-REF OUT] menu.
(2) Turn F1 to select a reference signal to be output from the switcher between Black Burst
and Tri-level Sync.
(3) You can adjust the horizontal phase of the reference signal under the H PHS item and the
vertical phase under the V PHS item.
SYSTEM : TYPE : H PHS : V PHS : : 2/2
REF OUT : =BB : =0 : =0 : :
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19-3. Adjusting Video Signal Levels
19-3-1. Proc Amp
The switcher provides the following Proc Amp features.
(1) Press the MENU button, then press the 7/SETUP button to display the SETUP top menu.
Turn F1 to select INPUT, then press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to open the [SETUPINPUT] menu.
(2) Turn F1 to select PROC AMP, then press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to open the
[SETUP-INPUT-PROC AMP] menu.
(3) Turn F1 to select the input to be adjusted.
(4) Turn F4 to set ENABLE to ON to enable the PROC AMP feature.
(5) You can adjust the luminance level under the Y-Lv item and the black level under the
BLK-Lv item.
INPUT :SELECT : Y-Lv :BLK-Lv :ENABLE : 1/3
PROC AMP: =IN04 : =1.00 : =0 : =ON :
(6) Press the PAGE DOWN button to go to PAGE 2.
(7) You can adjust the chrominance level under the Pb-Lv item and the Pr-Lv item.
INPUT :SELECT : Pb-Lv : Pr-Lv :ENABLE : 2/3
PROC AMP: =IN04 : =1.00 : =1.00 : =ON :
19-3-2. Gamut Clip
If source video has a gamut error due to conversions or other causes, use the Gamut Clip to
adjust the video signal so as not to exceed the range of the color space. Note that the Gamut
Clip can be applied only when the Proc Amp is enabled.
(1) Open the [SETUP-INPUT-PROC AMP] menu. (See section 19-3-1. "Proc Amp.")
(2) Turn F1 to select an input signal to be corrected.
INPUT :SELECT : Y-Lv :BLK-Lv :ENABLE : 1/3
PROC AMP: =IN04 : =1.00 : =0 : =ON :
(3) Press the PAGE DOWN button twice to go to PAGE 3.
(4) You can adjust the luminance level under the Y-Lv item, the black level under the BLK-Lv
item and the chrominance level under the Pb-Lv item and the Pr-Lv item.
INPUT :Y-Lv :Blk-Lv : Pb-Lv : Pr-Lv : 3/3
CLIP : =1019 : =4 : =500 : =500 :
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19-4. Safety Area Markers
A
A
Various markers indicating the safety area, the center of the screen, and the aspect ratio can be
displayed on the desired output.
(1) Press the MENU button, then press the 7/SETUP button to display the SETUP top menu.
Turn F1 to select OUTPUT, then press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to open the [SETUP-
OUTPUT] menu.
(2) Turn F1 to select MARKER, then press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to open the
[SETUP-OUTPUT-MARKER] menu.
(3) Turn F1 to select a video output.
(4) Turn F2 to set the Marker function to ON.
OUTPUT :SELECT :ENABLE :MARKER :SIDECUT: 1/2
MARKER : =AUX1 : =ON : =BOX : =OFF :
Safety Area Marker
To display the safety area marker in the selected output, first select the type of marker under the
MARKER item in the [SETUP-OUTPUT-MARKER] menu from BOX and HOOK. (See the
figures in the bottom of the page.) Then go to PAGE 2, select an aspect ratio and set the marker
size.
OUTPUT :SELECT :ENABLE :MARKER :SIDECUT: 1/2
MARKER : =AUX1 : =ON : =BOX : =OFF :
OUTPUT :ASPECT : SIZE :CENTER : : 2/2
MARKER : =16:9 : =85% : =ON : :
Center Marker
To display the center marker in the selected output, set the CENTER item to ON in the PAGE 2
of the [SETUP-OUTPUT-MARKER] menu. (See the figures in the bottom of the page.)
OUTPUT :ASPECT : SIZE :CENTER : : 2/2
MARKER : =16:9 : =85% : =ON : :
Side Cut Display
To display the Side Cut image converting the aspect ratio from 16:9 to 4:3, select the display
type under the SIDECUT item. Available types are LINE, BLACK ands HALF. (See the figure in
the bottom of the page.)
OUTPUT :SELECT :ENABLE :MARKER :SIDECUT: 1/2
MARKER : =PVW : =ON : =OFF : =BLACK :
MARKER: BOX
SPECT: 16:9
SIZE: 85%
MARKER: HOOK
SPECT: 16:9
SIZE: 85%
CENTER: ON
MARKER: OFF
SIDECUT: BLACK
CENTER: ON
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19-5. Setting Date and Time
(1) Press the MENU button, then press the 7/SETUP button to display the SETUP top menu.
Turn F1 to select SYSTEM, then press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to open the [SETUPSYSTEM] menu.
(2) Turn F1 to select TIME, then press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to open the [SETUP -
SYSTEM - TIME] menu.
SETUP :>FORMAT >REF I/O >ARCNET >ETHERNET
SYSTEM :>TIME >INIT >REBOOT
(3) If you need to change the date, turn F1 to select Month, Day or Year, then turn F1 to change
the setting.
(4) If you need to change the time, turn F3 to select Hour, Minute or Second, then turn F3 to
change the setting.
SYSTEM : DATE :TIME[10:20:10] : 1/1
TIME : =Feb/27/10 : =10:20:20 :
19-6. Buzzer, Brightness and Screen Saver
The brightness of the display and buttons on the control panel and the volume of the buzzer can
be adjusted in the menu. You can also set the start time of the screen saver shown on the menu
display.
(1) Press the MENU button, then press the 7/SETUP button to display the SETUP top menu.
Turn F1 to select PANEL, then press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to open the [SETUPPANEL] menu.
SETUP :>UTILITY >TRS CTRL>KEY CTRL>USER BTN
PANEL :
(2) Turn F1 to select UTILITY, then press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to open the [SETUP-
PANEL-UTILITY] menu.
PANEL :BUZZER :BRIGHT :S-SAVER:LOGO : 1/1
UTILITY : =0 : =10 : =1 : =OFF :
Buzzer: The BUZZER item sets the volume of the buzzer.
Brightness:
Screen saver:
Logo The LOGO item sets the Hanabi logo mark to turn on of off.
The BRIGHT item sets the brightness of the display and buttons on the
control panel.
The S-SAVER item sets the start time of the screen saver in minutes. Set
to 0 (zero) if you do not want to use the screen saver.
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20. Reboot and Initialize
20-1. Rebooting System
(1) Press the MENU button, then press the 7/SETUP button to display the SETUP top menu.
(2) Turn F1 to select SYSTEM, then press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to open the [SETUP-
SYSTEM] menu.
(3) Turn F1 to select REBOOT. Press the ENT/STORE button in the MENU/DIRECT
PATT/EVENT/KEYPAD block to reboot the system.
SETUP :>FORMAT >REF I/O >ARCNET >ETHERNET
SYSTEM :>TIME >INIT >REBOOT
20-2. System Initialization
To initialize the system settings, follow the procedure below.
(1) Press the MENU button, then press the 7/SETUP button to display the SETUP top menu.
(2) Turn F1 to select SYSTEM, then press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to open the [SETUP-
SYSTEM] menu.
(3) Turn F1 to select INIT, then press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to display the
[SETUP-SYSTEM-INIT] menu.
SETUP :>FORMAT >REF I/O >ARCNET >ETHERNET
SYSTEM :>TIME >INIT >REBOOT
(4) Turn F1 to select SETUP(expSYS) , then press F1 to initialize the switcher setup data except
the system data.
SYSTEM : INIT : LOAD : : 1/1
INIT : >CURRENT : =LAST : :
CURRENT: Resets settings for the background, KEYER, PinP, DSK and MATT.
SETUP(expSYS): Resets the SETUP menu except [SETUP-SYSTEM] menu.
CUR&SETUP: Resets settings including CURRENT and SETUP(expSYS) above.
FACTORY:
Resets settings including CUTTENT and SETUP including
[SETUP-SYSTEM] menu.
See section 5-3. "How to Return Settings to Default" for initializing menus.
See section 17-5. "Loading Event at Start-up" for how to load the desired setting at system
startup.
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21. Setup Setting for HVS-30FP and HVS-30RU
The signal selection buttons and free functional (USER ) buttons in the HVS-30FP and HVS-30RU
can be set in the control panel menu same as the buttons on the control panel do. HVS-30FP and
HVS-30RU share the same settings if both units are connected.
21-1. Assigning Sources to Bus buttons
Primary and optional video inputs, internally generated signals (black, mattes etc) and captured
stills can be freely be assigned to the signal selection buttons in the HVS-30FP and HVS-30RU
using the procedure below.
(1) Press the MENU button and then press the 7/SETUP button to display the SETUP menu’s
top page.
(2) Turn F1 to select INPUT. Press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to display the [SETUP –
INPUT] menu.
SETUP :>SIGNAL >PROC AMP>RENAME >ASSIGN
INPUT :
(3) Turn F1 to select ASSIGN. Press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button to display the [SETUP –
INPUT - ASSIGN] menu. Press the PAGE DOWN button to go to PAGE2.
INPUT :BUTTON : SIGNAL NAME :INHIBIT: 3/3
FPASSIGN: =01 : =IN04 =CAM4 : =ON :
(4) Turn F1 to select a button under the BUTTON item.
(5) Turn F2 to select the signal to be assigned under the SIGNAL item. Users can also select a
signal by turning F3 under the NAME parameter. SIGNAL and NAME are linked to each
other. (See section 7-1. "How to Give Name to Source” for more details.)
The selectable options for SIGNAL are shown in the table below.
SIGNAL setting Description
NONE No signal assignment
BLACK Black signal
IN01 - IN04 Video input to rear connectors 1-4
STIL1, STIL2 Still pictures 1 and 2
MATT BUS MATT Color
CLBAR Internally generated color bar signal
SHIFT Shift button function
INA1-INA4 Optional video input to rear connectors of slot A (See section 2-3.)
INB1-INB4 Optional video input to rear connectors of slot B (See section 2-3.)
(6) Users can inhibit specific buttons. If INHIBIT is set to ON for a button, the selected button
are inactive. This is useful to help reduce the risk of wrong input selection.
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21-2. Setting USER Buttons on HVS-30FP and HVS-30RU
USER Button Default Assignments in HVS-30FP
Button Default setting
FP1 USER1 on HVS-30FP and HVS-30RU AUX XPT SELECT
FP2 USER2 on HVS-30FP and HVS-30RU PinP XPT SELECT
(1) Press the MENU button and then press the 7/SETUP button to display the SETUP menu's
top page.
(2) Turn F1 to select PANEL. Press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button. The [SETUP-PANEL] menu
is displayed.
(3) Turn F1 to select USER BTN. Press F1 or the PAGE DOWN button. The [SETUP - PANEL -
USER BTN] is displayed.
(4) Turn F1 to select a USER button for use.
(5) Turn F2 to select OTHER to TYPE and press F2.
PANEL :SELECT : TYPE : FUNC(F3) : 1/1
USER BTN: =FP-1 : =OTHER: =AUX XPT SEL
(6) Turn F3 to select a function to be used and press F3. The setting options are as follows.
Setting Function Button Indication
AUX XPT SELECT Changes the mode to AUX bus signal selection.
KEYER XPT
SELECT
PinP XPT SELECT
Changes the mode to KEYER/DSK INSERT signal
selection.
Changes the mode to PinP1 and PinP2 signal
selection.
Lit when the
mode is active.
21-3. OSD Operation
Pressing both of the control push-buttons on the HVS-30FP or HVS-30RU control panel
simultaneously displays the menu on the preview screen (On Screen Display). Pressing the
both buttons again clears the menu from the screen. The following explains how to display the
desired menu and how to change parameters on the menu in the OSD. See "HVS-30FP and
HVS-30RU operation manual" (soon be released) for details.
To Display a Desired Menu:
(1) Turn either of the control push-buttons to select a menu and press the button to confirm the
selection.
(2) The parameters in the menu are displayed. The name of the selected menu is displayed in
the mini-screen on the HVS-30FP or HVS-30RU panel. If the menu has submenus, go to the
desired submenu in the same way and display parameters. To go back to the main menu,
select RETURN and press the button.
To Change Parameter Setting
(1) Turn either of the control push-buttons to select a parameter and press the button to confirm
the selection.
(2) Turn the button to change the setting and press the button to confirm the change.
(3) To go back to the menu selection, turn the button to select RETURN and press the button. To
exit the menu, press the both buttons.
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22. Specifications and Dimensions
22-1. Specifications
22-1-1. HVS-300HS
Video Signal Specifications in HD SDI mode
TV Standard
Signal Processing 4:2:2:4 10-bit Digital component
Quantization Y: 10-bit, C: 10-bit, KEY: 10-bit
Video Input
Video Input
(Option)
Video Output
Video Output
(Option)
Reference Input
Reference Output
I/O Delay
Multiviewer
Video Signal Specifications in SD SDI mode
TV Standard 525/60(NTSC), 625/50(PAL) (Menu-selectable)
Signal Processing 4:2:2:4 10-bit Digital component
Quantization Y: 10-bit, C: 10-bit, KEY: 10-bit
Video Input SD-SDI: 270Mbps, 75Ω, 4ea. BNC
Video Input
(Option)
Video Output SD-SDI: 270Mbps, 75Ω 4 ea., BNC (PGM x 2, AUX x 2)
1080/60i, 1080/59.94i, 1080/50i, 1080/24PsF, 1080/23.98PsF, 720/60p,
720/59.94p, 720/50p (Menu-selectable)
HD-SDI: 1.485Gbps or 1.485/1.001Gbps or
SD-SDI: 270Mbps, 75Ω, 4ea.,BNC
HD-SDI: 1.485Gbps or 1.485/1.001Gbps or
SD-SDI: 270Mbps, 75Ω, BNC
DVI-D: Resolution (XGA - WUXGA) (HDCP incompatible)
RGB: Resolution (XGA - WUXGA), R/G/B: 0.7Vp-p, H/V: TTL
HD analog component: Y: 1.0Vp-p, Pb/Pr: 0.7Vp-p 75Ω BNC
SD analog component: Y: 1.0Vp-p, R-Y/B-Y: 0.7Vp-p 75Ω BNC
Analog composite: 1.0Vp-p 75Ω BNC
HD-SDI: 1.485Gbps or 1.485/1.001Gbps, 75Ω 4 ea., BNC (PGM x 2,
AUX x 2)
HD-SDI: 1.485Gbps or 1.485/1.001Gbps, 75Ω, BNC
HD analog component: Y: 1.0Vp-p, Pb/Pr: 0.7Vp-p, 75Ω, BNC
DVI-D: Resolution (SXGA - WUXGA) (HDCP incompatible)
RGB: Resolution (SXGA - WUXGA), R/G/B: 0.7Vp-p, H/V: TTL
BB: NTSC: 0.429Vp-p/PAL: 0.45Vp-p, or
Tri-level sync: ±0.3Vp-p, 75Ω, or loopthrough, 1ea., BNC
BB: NTSC: 0.429Vp-p/PAL: 0.45Vp-p, or Tri-level sync: ±0.3Vp-p, 75Ω,
1ea., BNC
1H (minimum delay mode)
1 - 2 frames + 1H (Using frame synchronizer or Input re-sizing engine)
2 - 3 frames + 1H (Using frame synchronizer or Input re-sizing engine)
3 - 4 frames + 1H (Using frame synchronizer or Input re-sizing engine +
Output re-sizing engine + DVE)
Screen display types: quad, 10-split and 16-split,
Title display, On-air tally indication,
Delay: 1 frame relative to PGM output.
SD-SDI: 270Mbps, 75Ω, BNC
DVI-D: Resolution (VGA - XGA) (HDCP incompatible)
RGB: Resolution (VGA - XGA), R/G/B: 0.7Vp-p, H/V: TTL
SD analog component: Y: 1.0Vp-p, R-Y/B-Y: 0.7Vp-p 75Ω BNC
Analog composite: 1.0Vp-p 75Ω BNC
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