FOR-A HVS-350HS, HVS-35OU, HVS-35ROU Operation Manual

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OPERATION MANUAL

HVS-350HS

Digital Video Switcher

HVS-35OU HVS-35ROU

Operation Unit

4th Edition – Rev. 1

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Edition Revision History

Edit. Rev. Date Description Section, Page 1 2010/07/29 2 2010/09/13 1080PsF supported

TSL tally added Control panel and Remote panel connection

added

2 1 2010/11/05 HVS-30TALR added

Note on ancillary data pass-through added HVS-30OU for HVS-350HS added

3 2011/02/07 COPY/SWAP added

AUX LINK added Former sec. 21 divided into secs. 21 to 26. VTR/VDCP control added Router control added Menus changed and factual errors corrected

4 - 2011/06/30 "Features" changed

Former sec. 5-3 divided into 5-3 and 5-4 "XPT DELAY" added "Clip Memory" added "CG WIPE" added Additions and changes by adding "Clip

Memory" and "CG WIPE" WIPE BORDER corrected for KEY1 and 2 "Tally Link Using User Buttons" added "Unit Specifications" changed Menus changed and factual errors corrected

4 1 2011/10/07 "Available inputs" added

KEY INSERT AUX added Chromakey menu parameters added Audio Mixer Control added Unit Specifications (OU PS unit added)

Sec. 21-3 Sec. 24

Secs. 2-3, 2-4-6, 21-2 Secs. 5-4, 18-6 Appendix 3

Sec. 4-3 Sec. 6-6 Secs 21-26 Secs. 19-2, 22 Secs. 19-2, 23, 24

Sec. 1-2 Secs. 5-3, 5-4 Sec. 5-5 Sec. 13 Sec. 14 Secs. 4-1, 5, 9, 12,

28-3-3 Sec. 9-3, 9-4, 9-6 Sec. 21-3 Sec. 33-1

Sec. 5-3 Sec. 10-4 Secs. 10-6-2 to 10-6-4 Sec. 27 Sec. 34-1

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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

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 switchers 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-350HS Box

ITEM QTY REMARKS HVS-350HS 1 Main unit AC Cord 1 set Retaining clips included Rack Mount Brackets 1 set EIA standard type Operation Manual 1 (This manual)

Options

HVS-30HSDI-A 1-4 HS/SD SDI 4-Input Expansion Card (Max. 4 cards) HVS-30HSDI 1-4 HS/SD SDI 4-Input Expansion Card (Max. 4 cards) HVS-30HSDO 1-2 HS/SD SDI 3-Output Expansion Card (Max. 2 cards) HVS-30HSAI 1-4 HS/SD Analog 2-Input Expansion Card (Max. 4 cards) HVS-30HSAO 1-2 HS/SD Analog 2-Output Expansion Card (Max. 2 cards)

HVS-30PCIN 1-4

HVS-30PCO 1-2

HVS-30TALR 1-2

HVS-35ED 1 Editor control option (software option)

HVS-35PSM 1 Redundant Power Supply Unit for HVS-350HS

* Up to four input cards of HVS-30HSDI-A/HSDI/HSAI/PCIN can be installed. * Up to two output cards of HVS-30HSDO/HSAO/PCO can be installed..

Digital/Analog RGB 2-Input Expansion Card (Max.4 cards)

Digital/Analog RGB 2-Output Expansion Card (Max. 2 cards)

Tally Output Expansion Card (Relay type, Max. 2 cards), 37-pin D-sub connector (1 set, for cable fabrication)

 HVS-35OU Box

ITEM QTY REMARKS HVS-35OU 1 Operation Unit (20-button type) HVS-35PSO 1 Redundant Power Supply Unit Control Cable 1 BNC cable for ARCNET connection (10m) AC Cord 1 set Power cord with retaining clips Rack Mount Brackets 1 set Optional

 HVS-35ROU Box

ITEM QTY REMARKS HVS-35ROU 1 Operation Unit (12-button type) HVS-35PSO 1 Redundant Power Supply Unit Control Cable 1 BNC cable for ARCNET connection (10m) AC Cord 1 set Power cord with retaining clips Rack Mount Brackets 1 set Optional

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About the configuration for HVS-350 series system

The main unit for the HVS-350 series is HVS-350HS. The following standard methods for operation are available. (HVS-30OU and HVS-30RU can also be used.) These control methods can exist together in the same system.

HVS-35OU: A full-featured standard control panel. HVS-35ROU: A compact type control panel HVS-35GUI: Control software installed in the computer.

 Other Options

ITEM QTY REMARKS

HVS-30RU 1-2 Remote Control Unit HVS-AUX8 1-5 AUX bus Control Box (Hanabi Series Option) HVS-AUX16 1-5 AUX bus Control Box (Hanabi Series Option) HVS-AUX32 1-5 AUX bus Control Box (Hanabi Series Option) HVS-AUX8RK,

HVS-AUXRK

HVS-TALR20/32 (*1) 1-3

HVS-TALOC20/32 (*1)

Control Cable 1

HVS-35VR 1 Virtual Link Option (Software) (*1) Multiple HVS-TALOC / HVS-TALR configurations possible; up to 3 units max.

Optional devices or software are basically provided with the installation manuals (except factory- installed ones) or specific operation manuals.

1-3

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)

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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Installing the AC Cord Retaining Clip

1) Insert both ends of the retaining clip into the holes on the sides of the hexagon head screws.

2) Plug the AC cord securely into the AC inlet

3) Push the retaining clip into place against the AC cable.

4) Installation is complete.

Retaining clip

Hexagon head screw

AC cable

(Push the retaining clip against

the AC cable until it locks.)

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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 ............................................................................................................ 2

2. Panel Descriptions ................................................................................................................... 3

2-1. HVS-350HS ....................................................................................................................... 3

2-2. HVS-35OU/35ROU (Operation Unit) ................................................................................. 5

2-3. Option Slots ....................................................................................................................... 8

2-4. Interfaces........................................................................................................................... 9

2-4-1. EDITOR Connector .................................................................................................... 9

2-4-2. RS-422 Connector 1-4 ............................................................................................... 9

2-4-3. GPI IN Connector ..................................................................................................... 10

2-4-4. GPI/TALLY OUT Connector ..................................................................................... 11

2-4-5. GPI/TALLY OUT Connector (HVS-35OU/35ROU) ................................................... 12

2-4-6. TALLY OUT Connector (HVS-30TALR) ................................................................... 13

3. Connection ............................................................................................................................. 15

3-1. Basic Connection ............................................................................................................ 15

3-2. Optional Configuration ..................................................................................................... 16

3-3. How to Connect between MU and OU Units ................................................................... 17

3-4. Power ON ........................................................................................................................ 18

3-5. System Signal Format Selection at Initial Use ................................................................. 19

4. Menu Operations .................................................................................................................... 20

4-1. How to Access Menus ..................................................................................................... 20

4-1-1. Menu Access Buttons ............................................................................................... 20

4-1-2. Other Menu Access Buttons ..................................................................................... 21

4-1-3. USER Button (Menu Shortcut) .................................................................................

4-2. How to Set Values ........................................................................................................... 22

4-2-1. Displaying Parameters ............................................................................................. 22

4-2-2. Changing Settings or Values Using F1 to F4 ........................................................... 23

4-2-3. Changing Settings or Values Using the Numeric Keypad ........................................ 24

4-2-4. Changing Settings or Values Using the Joystick ...................................................... 25

4-3. Copying / Swaping Settings ............................................................................................. 27

4-3-1. Operation Example: Copying Settings from KEY2 to DSK1 ..................................... 27

4-4. How to Return Settings to Default ................................................................................... 28

4-4-1. Returning Parameters to Default .............................................................................. 28

4-4-2. Returning Menus to Default ...................................................................................... 28

4-5. How to Back up Settings ................................................................................................. 28

5. Video Sources ........................................................................................................................ 29

5-1. How to Give Name to Sources ........................................................................................ 29

5-2. How to Assign Sources to Bus buttons ........................................................................... 30

5-3. Resize Function ............................................................................................................... 31

5-4. Changing The Side Panel Image ..................................................................................... 32

5-5. XPT DELAY ..................................................................................................................... 32

5-6. Frame Synchronizer ........................................................................................................ 33

5-7. Bus Matte ........................................................................................................................ 33

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5-7-1. Setting Up the Matte Color ........................................................................................ 33

5-7-2. Setting Up the Gradation Matte ................................................................................ 34

5-8. Setting Up Additional Inputs ............................................................................................. 35

6. Video Outputs ......................................................................................................................... 37

6-1. How to Select Aux Signals ............................................................................................... 37

6-1-1. Selecting Video via Bus Buttons ............................................................................... 37

6-1-2. Selecting Video from Menu Selection ....................................................................... 37

6-1-3. AUX Image Crossfade Transition.............................................................................. 38

6-2. Preview Set Up ................................................................................................................ 39

6-2-1. Preview bus monitoring ............................................................................................. 39

6-2-2. Setting Up Preview Images ....................................................................................... 39

6-3. Clean Set Up .................................................................................................................... 40

6-4. Setting Up and Outputting KEY OUT ............................................................................... 41

6-5. Setting Up Additional Outputs .......................................................................................... 41

6-6. AUX LINK ........................................................................................................................ 43

6-6-1. Creating AUX Output Link Groups ............................................................................ 43

6-6-2. Creating Signal Link Groups ..................................................................................... 44

6-6-3. Enabling AUX LINK ................................................................................................... 44

7. Bus Operation ......................................................................................................................... 46

7-1. Selecting Video Sources .................................................................................................. 46

7-1-1. Selecting Video Sources on M/E and P/P ................................................................. 47

7-1-2. Selecting Video Sources for AUX Outputs ................................................................ 47

7-2. Button Switching Mode in M/E and P/P bus ..................................................................... 48

7-3. Setting-up and Using the SHIFT function ......................................................................... 48

7-3-1. To As

7-3-2. Using the SHIFT function .......................................................................................... 49

sign the SHIFT function to a Bus button: ......................................................... 48

8. Transition Operations .............................................................................................................. 50

8-1. Transition Block Description............................................................................................. 51

8-2. Quick Reference for Available Transitions ....................................................................... 52

8-3. Black Transitions .............................................................................................................. 52

8-4. Background Transitions ................................................................................................... 53

8-4-1. M/E Bus .................................................................................................................... 53

8-4-2. P/P Bus ..................................................................................................................... 54

8-5. KEY Transitions ............................................................................................................... 55

8-6. Simultaneous Transitions of BKGD, KEY1 and KEY2 ..................................................... 57

8-7. Pattern (WIPE/DVE) Transitions ...................................................................................... 58

8-8. How to Select Patterns .................................................................................................... 59

8-8-1. Selecting Patterns in the Menu ................................................................................. 59

8-8-2. Direct Pattern Function ............................................................................................. 59

8-9. IN/OUT Effects for PinP, KEY and DSK ........................................................................... 62

8-9-1. Setting the ON AIR Button Function (USER Transition) ........................................... 63

8-9-2. Setting the AUTO Button Function ............................................................................ 64

8-10. Advanced Settings for Transitions ................................................................................. 65

8-10-1. Fader Limit .............................................................................................................. 65

8-10-2. Transition Rate........................................................................................................ 66

8-10-3. Endpoint Processing for DVE Transitions ............................................................... 66

8-10-4. Effect Background ................................................................................................... 67

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9. Modifying Patterns .................................................................................................................. 68

9-1. Preset Pattern Groups ..................................................................................................... 68

9-2. Modified Patterns ............................................................................................................ 68

9-3. Pattern Modify Example1 (Pattern 20) ............................................................................ 69

9-4. Pattern Modify Example2 (Pattern 117) .......................................................................... 70

9-5. How to Reset the WIPE Menu ......................................................................................... 71

9-6. WIPE Menu ..................................................................................................................... 72

9-6-1. No.0-99 .................................................................................................................... 72

9-6-2. No.100-137 .............................................................................................................. 73

9-6-3. No.140-147, 150-157, 161 and 162 .......................................................................... 74

9-6-4. No.170-181 .............................................................................................................. 75

9-6-5. No.200-202 .............................................................................................................. 75

10. KEY and DSK ....................................................................................................................... 76

10-1. Luminance Key .............................................................................................................. 77

10-2. Full Key ......................................................................................................................... 78

10-3. Bus Key ......................................................................................................................... 78

10-3-1. Key Link ................................................................................................................. 79

10-3-2. KEY INSERT MATT ............................................................................................... 79

10-4. KEY INSERT AUX ......................................................................................................... 80

10-5. Adjusting the Key Signal ............................................................................................... 80

10-6. Chroma Key .................................................................................................................. 81

10-6-1. Creating a Chroma Key .......................................................................................... 81

10-6-2. Chroma Key adjustments ....................................................................................... 82

10-6-3. Advanced Example 1 (Using KEY INSERT AUX) .................................................. 84

10-6-4. Advanced Example 2 (Images with a Specified Color Left) .................................... 84

10-7. Mask and Invert ............................................................................................................. 85

10-7-1. Inverting Key and

10-7-2. Key Masks .............................................................................................................. 85

10-8. Key Edge ....................................................................................................................... 86

10-9. Where DSKs Appear ..................................................................................................... 87

Background ............................................................................... 85

11. DVE Effects on Keys ............................................................................................................ 88

11-1. How to Enable 2D DVEs ............................................................................................... 88

11-2. Changing Position ......................................................................................................... 88

11-3. Changing Sizes or Aspect Ratios .................................................................................. 89

11-4. FADE ............................................................................................................................. 89

11-5. Rotation ......................................................................................................................... 90

11-5-1. Setting Example ..................................................................................................... 91

11-6. CROP ............................................................................................................................ 92

11-7. SUB EFFECT ................................................................................................................ 93

11-7-1. MONO COLOR ...................................................................................................... 93

11-7-2. DEFOCUS .............................................................................................................. 93

11-7-3. PAINT COLOR ....................................................................................................... 93

11-7-4. FREEZE, STROBE, NEGA, MOSAIC .................................................................... 94

11-8. BORDERS ..................................................................................................................... 95

12. Still Store .............................................................................................................................. 96

12-1. How to Save Stills ......................................................................................................... 96

12-2. Backing-up Stills ............................................................................................................ 97

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13. Clip Memory .......................................................................................................................... 98

13-1. Recording ...................................................................................................................... 98

13-1-1. Recording Video ..................................................................................................... 98

13-1-2. Recording Video and Key ....................................................................................... 99

13-1-3. Recording Modes .................................................................................................... 99

13-2. Playing Clips ................................................................................................................ 100

13-2-1. Ex. 1: Playback on PGM Bus ................................................................................ 100

13-2-2. Ex. 2: Playback on KEY1 ...................................................................................... 100

13-2-3. Setting Playback IN/OUT Points ........................................................................... 101

13-3. Delay Line .................................................................................................................... 102

13-4. Clearing Clip Memory .................................................................................................. 103

13-5. Video Clip Operation Quick Reference ........................................................................ 103

14. CG WIPE ............................................................................................................................ 104

14-1. CG WIPE Operation Example 1 ................................................................................... 105

14-2. CG WIPE Operation Example 2 ................................................................................... 106

14-3. Saving CG WIPE Settings ........................................................................................... 108

14-4. CG WIPE Menu Quick Reference ................................................................................ 108

15. Picture-in-Picture ................................................................................................................ 110

15-1. Selecting Video for PinP .............................................................................................. 110

15-2. Inserting PinP Video .................................................................................................... 111

15-2-1. IN/OUT Effects for PinP ........................................................................................ 111

15-2-2. PinP Image Crossfade Transition ......................................................................... 112

15-2-3. Changing Position and Size of PinP ..................................................................... 113

15-2-4. Rotating PinP ........................................................................................................ 113

15-2-5. Crop and Border ...................................................................................................

114

16. Multiviewer .......................................................................................................................... 115

16-1. Assigning the Multiviewer to an AUX Bus .................................................................... 115

16-2. Selecting the Split-screen Type ................................................................................... 116

16-3. Selecting Video for Each Split Area ............................................................................. 116

16-4. Adding Titles, On-air Tally and Frame Border .............................................................. 117

16-4-1. Titles ..................................................................................................................... 117

16-4-2. On-air Tally ........................................................................................................... 118

16-4-3. Frame Border ........................................................................................................ 118

17. Event Memory ..................................................................................................................... 119

17-1. Storing Events .............................................................................................................. 119

17-2. Recalling Events .......................................................................................................... 121

17-2-1. DIRECT Mode....................................................................................................... 121

17-2-2. Using the RECALL Button .................................................................................... 122

17-2-3. Transitions Using Event Recall ............................................................................. 123

17-3. Overwrite Protection .................................................................................................... 124

17-4. Deleting Events ............................................................................................................ 124

17-5. Setting the User Default Menu when Storing an Event ................................................ 125

17-6. Loading an Event at Start-up ....................................................................................... 125

18. Sequence Operation ........................................................................................................... 127

18-1. Sequence Operation Examples ................................................................................... 128

18-1-1. Creating New Sequences ..................................................................................... 128

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18-1-2. Playing Back Sequences ...................................................................................... 129

18-1-3. Quick Recall (Direct Mode) .................................................................................. 130

18-1-4. Playing Back Sequences Using Advanced Settings ............................................. 131

18-1-5. Editing Sequences: Adding or Inserting Steps ..................................................... 133

18-1-6. Editing Sequences: Copying and Deleting Steps ................................................. 135

18-1-7. Editing Sequences: Setting Interpolation and Duration ........................................ 136

18-2. Sequence Menu and Keypad Mode ............................................................................ 137

18-2-1. SEQUENCE Mode ............................................................................................... 137

18-2-2. SEQ EDIT Mode ................................................................................................... 138

18-3. Sequence Memory Operation Examples ..................................................................... 140

18-3-1. Setting Overwrite Protection on Sequence Memory 2 .......................................... 140

18-3-2. Deleting "Sequence Memory 2" ............................................................................ 140

18-4. Backing Up Sequence Data ........................................................................................ 140

19. File Operations ................................................................................................................... 141

19-1. USB Flash Memory ..................................................................................................... 141

19-2. Available Files ............................................................................................................. 141

19-3. Saving Data to USB Flash Memory ............................................................................. 142

19-4. Loading Data from USB Flash Memory ....................................................................... 143

19-4-1. To Load Setting Data ........................................................................................... 143

19-4-2. To Download Image Files ..................................................................................... 143

19-5. Moving between USB Flash Memory Directories ........................................................ 144

19-6. Deleting Files in USB Flash Memory ........................................................................... 144

19-7. Renaming Files in USB Flash Memory ........................................................................ 145

20. System Setup Settings .....................................................................................................

20-1. Selecting System Signal Format

20-2. Crosspoint Switch Timing ............................................................................................ 146

20-3. Selecting Reference Signal ......................................................................................... 147

20-3-1. To Set Reference Input ........................................................................................ 147

20-3-2. To Set Reference Output ..................................................................................... 147

20-4. Adjusting Video Signal Levels ..................................................................................... 148

20-4-1. Proc Amp ............................................................................................................. 148

20-4-2. Video Level Clip ................................................................................................... 148

20-5. Safety Area Markers .................................................................................................... 149

20-6. Ancillary Data .............................................................................................................. 150

20-6-1. M/E Bus ................................................................................................................ 150

20-6-2. P/P Bus ................................................................................................................ 150

20-6-3. AUX and Optional Outputs ................................................................................... 150

20-7. Setting Date and Time ................................................................................................. 151

20-8. Buzzer, Brightness and Screen Saver ......................................................................... 151

21. USER Button ...................................................................................................................... 152

21-1. USER Button Operation .............................................................................................. 152

21-2. USER Button Settings ................................................................................................. 152

21-3. Triggering User Buttons .............................................................................................. 157

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.. 146

22. Reboot and Initialize ........................................................................................................... 159

22-1. Rebooting System ....................................................................................................... 159

22-2. System Initialization ..................................................................................................... 159

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23. GPI IN/OUT and Tally Outputs ............................................................................................ 160

23-1. GPI Control .................................................................................................................. 160

23-1-1. GPI IN ................................................................................................................... 160

23-1-2. GPI OUT ............................................................................................................... 161

23-1-3. OU GPI/O ............................................................................................................. 161

23-2. Tally Output .................................................................................................................. 164

23-2-1. Tally Color Setting ................................................................................................. 164

23-2-2. Tally Output Settings (GPI/TALLY OUT) ............................................................... 164

23-2-3. Tally Output Settings (HVS-30TALR) .................................................................... 167

23-2-4. Sending Tally Signals to Tally Units ...................................................................... 168

24. VTR / VDCP Control ........................................................................................................... 169

24-1. Assigning a VTR or VDCP Channel to an RS-422 Port ............................................... 169

24-2. Selecting a VTR or VDCP Channel .............................................................................. 170

24-3. Selecting the VDCP Type ............................................................................................ 170

24-4. Playback and Recording .............................................................................................. 171

24-5. Assigning Functions to User Buttons ........................................................................... 171

24-6. VDCP Operation .......................................................................................................... 172

24-6-1. Creating Playlists .................................................................................................. 172

24-6-2. Jumping to an IN or OUT point or a Specified Position ......................................... 174

24-6-3. Changing CLIP ID and Deleting Clips ................................................................... 174

24-6-4. Copying and Clearing Playlists ............................................................................. 175

24-6-5. Creating New Clips (Recording using VDCP) ....................................................... 175

25. Connecting to FOR-A MFR-5000 Series Router ................................................................. 177

25-1. Assigning Router Channel to RS-422 port ................................................................... 178

25-1-1. Assigning Router Control Function ....................................................................... 178

25-1-2. Setti

25-2. Router Control .............................................................................................................. 178

25-2-1. Crosspoint Switches using the Menu .................................................................... 178

25-2-2. Crosspoint Switches with Bus Buttons (Setup) ..................................................... 179

25-2-3. Crosspoint Switches using the Bus Buttons .......................................................... 180

25-2-4. Displaying Destination / Source Settings .............................................................. 180

25-2-5. Saving and Loading Crosspoints .......................................................................... 181

25-2-6. Salvo Switching ..................................................................................................... 182

25-3. Linking Titles by Sending TSL messages .................................................................... 183

25-3-1. TSL Tally ............................................................................................................... 183

26. Connecting to Routers ........................................................................................................ 184

26-1. Assigning a Router Channel to an RS-422 port ........................................................... 184

26-2. Router Control .............................................................................................................. 184

26-3. Linking Titles and Tallies in the System via TSL Protocol ............................................ 184

26-3-1. Linking Titles in the System by Receiving TSL messages .................................... 185

26-3-2. TSL Tally by Sending TSL messages ................................................................... 185

ng MFR Link .................................................................................................. 178

27. Audio Mixer Control ............................................................................................................ 186

27-1. Connecting Audio Mixers ............................................................................................. 186

27-2. Audio-Follow-Video Setting .......................................................................................... 186

28. Editor Control (Option) ........................................................................................................ 188

28-1. Editor Control Settings ................................................................................................. 188

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28-2. Connection Settings with Editor (EDITOR port setting) ............................................... 189

29. Network Settings ................................................................................................................ 190

29-1. Arcnet .......................................................................................................................... 190

29-2. Ethernet ....................................................................................................................... 191

29-3. Image Data Transfer ................................................................................................... 192

29-3-1. Setup Before Connection ..................................................................................... 192

29-3-2. Sending / Receiving Still Images .......................................................................... 193

29-3-3. Sending Images to Clip Memory .......................................................................... 194

30. Status Information .............................................................................................................. 195

30-1. Checking Alarm Status ................................................................................................ 195

30-2. Verifying Versions ....................................................................................................... 195

30-3. Installed Options .......................................................................................................... 196

31. Upgrading Operational Version .......................................................................................... 197

31-1. How to Verify Version .................................................................................................. 197

31-2. Upgrading HVS-350HS ............................................................................................... 197

31-3. Loading Setting Data ................................................................................................... 198

32. Connecting Control and Remote Panels ............................................................................ 199

32-1. Connecting Remote Panels (HVS-30RU) .................................................................... 199

32-2. Connecting Control Panels (HVS-30OU/35OU/35ROU) ............................................. 200

33. Setup Setting for HVS-30RU .............................................................................................. 202

33-1. Assigning Sources to PGM/PST Bus buttons .............................................................. 202

33-2. Setting USER Buttons on HVS-30FP and HVS-30RU ................................................ 203

33-3. OSD Operation ............................................................................................................ 203

34. Specifica

34-1. Specifications .............................................................................................................. 204

34-2. External Dimensions ................................................................................................... 207

34-2-1. HVS-350HS .......................................................................................................... 207

34-2-2. HVS-35OU ........................................................................................................... 208

34-2-3. HVS-35ROU ......................................................................................................... 208

Appendix 1. Available File List

Appendix 2. Transition Pattern List

2-1 WIPE Type 2-2 DVE Type

Appendix 3. HVS-30OU for HVS-350HS

Index

tions and Dimensions ........................................................................................... 204

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1. Prior to Starting

1-1. Welcome

Congratulations! By purchasing HVS-350 series Hanabi 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

 Compact HD/SD main unit (3U high)  "5 types of control panels"

HVS-35OU: 1.5 M/E Operation Unit HVS-35ROU: 1.5 M/E Remote Control Panel (Rack size) HVS-30OU: 1 M/E Operation Unit HVS-30RU: 1 M/E Remote Unit HVS-35GUI: Remote Control Software

 HD/SD-SDI 8-input/8-output, Max. 24-input/12-output  Variety of I/O options such as HD/SD-SDI, analog/digital RGB (VGA, DVI-D), HD/SD analog

component, analog composite

 Accepts both HD and SD inputs with a frame synchronizer on each input and up-resize

engine on 4 inputs within 8 inputs.

 Built-in 16-way multiviewer, supporting 4, 10 or 16-way split views with tally and title display  2 Up-stream Keyers with chroma key, and 4 DSKs, 2.5D DVE on each channel  Dual Picture in Picture function  More than 150 of various 2D and 3D DVE transition patterns  10 sequence memories (max. 80 steps for each)  Crossfade transitions available when loading events, switching AUX signals and inserting

PinP images

 4 channels of still stores  Safety area markers  Internal color-bar generator

<Optional features>  Input/output options

HVS-30HSDI/HSDI-A/HSAI/PCIN HVS-30HSDO/HSAO/PCO

 HVS-35ED: Editor Interface software  HVS-35VR: Virtual Link software  HVS-35S3D: 3D Monitoring software  HVS-30TALR: Tally Relay Output card  HVS-35PSM: Redundant Power Supply Unit for Main Unit  HVS-35PSO: Redundant Power Supply Unit for Operation Unit

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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 throughout 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 in the

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.

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2. Panel Descriptions

2-1. HVS-350HS

 Front Panel

No. Name Description

Power switch 1 For Power 1 ON/OFF.

POWER 1 indicator

ALARM 1 indicator

Power switch 1 For Power 2 ON/OFF (option).

POWER 2 indicator

ALARM 2 indicator

Lit green Power is supplied to the unit.

Unlit

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.

Lit green Power is supplied to the unit.

Unlit

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.

HVS-350HS

POWER 1ALARM

POWER 1

OFF

DIGITAL VIDEO S WITCHER

POWER 2ALARM

OFF

POWER 2

Power is not supplied to the unit. Or power unit is not installed.

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 Rear Panel

OPTION SLOT

RATING LABEL

ECA F

No. Name Description Refer to

1 SDI INPUT Used to input HD/SD SDI video signal. 8 inputs (BNC) 5

2 SDI OUTPUT

Used to output HD/SD SDI video signal. 8 outputs (M/E PGM, P/P PGM and 6 auxiliary outputs) (BNC)

3 EDITOR Used for editor connection. (9-pin D-sub, female) 20-3

4 LAN

Used for 100BASE-TX/1000BASE-T Ethernet connection. (RJ-45)

5 GPI IN Used for GPI input. (15-pin D-sub, female) 2-4-3

6 GPI/TALLY OUT

Used for GPI output and Tally output. (25-pin D-sub, female)

Used for HVS-35OU/35ROU connection via Arcnet. It can also be used to connect the Hanabi AUX control boxes.

7 TO OU

(BNC) One of two terminals is used for loop-through connection. It

must be 75-ohm terminated if not looped-through. Used to input a genlock signal; tri-level sync or black burst.

8 REF IN

(BNC) The center terminal is used for loopthrough connection. It

must be 75-ohm terminated if not looped-through.

9 REF OUT Used to output a reference signal 3

4 ports (9-pin D-sub, female)

10 RS-422

Used to connect external devices such as Hanabi tally units, HVS-30RU, VTR/VDCP devices, routers and audio mixers.

11 Option Slots Used to install optional input/output expansion cards. 3

12 AC IN1

13 AC IN2

Power 1 connection with ground terminal (AC100V-240V 50/60 Hz)

Power 2 connection with ground terminal (AC100V-240V 50/60 Hz)

2-4-1

2-4-3

2-3

2-4-2

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2-2. HVS-35OU/35ROU (Operation Unit)

 HVS-35OU Control Panel

212

KEYER

KEY/AUX

234567891011121

M/E

2341

P IN P

P/P

USB MEMO RY

ALARM

POWER1

POWER2

USER BUTTON

DSK

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M/E

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

121110987654123 M/E

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F3F2F1

AUX

PREV MV1CLEAN MV2

PGMPREV CLEANPGM

P/P

PAGE

MEMORY

WIPE

2D DVE

CONTROL

USER BUTTON

INC

SETUP S TI L L MATT FILE

DEC

KEY1 KEY2 P IN P1 P IN P2

+/-

PLAY

DSK1 DSK 2 DSK3 DSK4

CLEAR

STOP

REV

NOR/REV

DIRECTION

BKGD

NEXT TRANSITIO N

TRANSITION TYPE

AUTO CUT

FADER LIMIT

CUT

COPY

WIPE

SELECT / KEYPAD

KEY1

WIPEMIX

BLACK

EVENT

SEQUENCE

TRANS

COPY/SWAP

SEQ EDIT

BKGD

STORE

ENTER

OVWR

NEW

INS

ADD

KEYER/P IN P

MENUMENU FINE DEF

JOYSTICK

FADER LI MIT

WIPE

KEY1

CHANNEL

KEY2

(2D DVE)

ROTPOSWIPE POS

AUTO CUT

DIGITAL VIDEO SWITCHER

TRANSITION

RATE

ON AIR

HVS-350HS

DVE

P IN P

KEY 1

KEY 2

DSK 1

DSK 2

DSK 3

DSK 4

SWAPCOPY

DEL

RECALL

PASTE

PATTERN

KEY2

 HVS-35ROU Control Panel

KEY/AUX

M/E

P/P

USB MEMORY

ALARM

POWER1

POWER2

USER BUTTON

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KEYER

P IN P

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MEMORY

2D DVE

WIPE

CONTROL

USER BUTTON

INC

COPY

SETUP

STILL

DEC

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KEY1

+/-

PLAY

DSK1

CLEAR

STOP

SELECT / KEYPAD

NOR/REV

REV

DIRECTION

BKGD

NEXT TRANSITION

MIX

TRANSITION TYPE

AUTO CUT

FADER LIMIT

KEY2

CUT

DSK2

COPY

WIPE

KEY1

PAGE

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AUX

PREV MV1C LEAN MV2

PGMPREV CLEANPGM

M/E

P/PDSK

BLACK

EVENT

SEQUENCE

TRANS

COPY/SWAP

SEQ EDIT

BKGD

NEW

FILE

INS

P IN P2

ADD

DSK4

STORE

ENTER

OVWR

KEYER/P IN P

MENU FINE DEF

JOYSTICK

FADER LIMIT

WIPE

KEY1

CHANNEL

KEY2

(2D DVE)

ROTPOSWIPE POS

AUTO CUT

DIGITAL VIDEO SWITCHER

TRANSITION

RATE

ON AIR

DVE

HVS-350HS

P IN P

KEY 1

KEY 2

DSK 1

DSK 2

DSK 3

DSK 4

SWAP

MATT

P IN P1

DEL

DSK3

RECALL

PASTE

PATTERN

KEY2

WIPE

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No. Name Description Refer to

Indicates the fan alarm status in the main unit. The indicator blinks red when an alarm occurs. In

1 ALARM indicator

2 Menu Control Block

SELECT/

KEYPAD

4 BLACK TRANS Used to perform black transitions. 8-3

5 USB MEMORY

6 USER BUTTON

7 BUS SELECT Block

8 KEY/AUX Bus

9 M/E Bus Used to select video for M/E background.

10 P/P Bus Used to select video for P/P background. 5

11 Joystick Block

12 M/E Transition Block

KEY/DSK/PINP

Transition Block

14 P/P Transition Block Used to perform transitions for P/P background. 8

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 the main unit.

The menu control block is composed of the menu display, menu control push-buttons (F1 to F4) and page up/down buttons.

Used for menu setting, number input, pattern selection, event control and sequence operation.

Four memory buttons (WIPE, 2D DVE, EVENT, SEQUENCE) and four control buttons (MENU, USER BUTTON, COPY/SWAP and SEQ EDIT) above the keypad change the keypad mode.

Used to connect a USB flash memory for image file import and export or system setting backup.

(USB1.1, Type-A) User assignable buttons. Menu shortcuts or functions

can be assigned to these buttons. Used to select a bus, then to select a video in the

KEY/AUX bus (No 8). Used to select video for the bus selected in the BUS

SELECT block (No. 7). The video can be selected from KEY/AUX bus

buttons, PGM, PREV, CLEAN and MV.

Used to set position, size or color settings in the specific menu parameters.

Used to perform transitions for M/E background and KEY.

Used to perform transitions for KEY, DSK and PINP. 16-2

4-1-1 4-2-3 8-8-2 17 18

6-1-1 10 15-1 16-1

4-2-4

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 HVS-35OU Rear Panel

CONTRO L

 HVS-35ROU Rear Panel

CONTROL

No. Name Description Refer to

1 CONTROL Used for service purposes. Do not use.

2 TO MU

3 GPI/TALLY OUT Used for GPI input/output and tally output 4 AC IN Used to supply AC power. (100VAC - 240VAC 50/60 Hz) 5 POWER1 Used to power the unit On/Off.

6 POWER2

POWER 1 POWER 2

POWER

SER.NO.

GPI/T AL LY O U T

GPI/TAL LY OUT

AC100-240V 50/60Hz IN

SER.NO.

AC100-240V 50/60Hz IN

POWER 1

OFF

HVS-35OU

OFF

HVS-35OU

POWER 2

POWER

(SERVICE)

(SERVIC E)

RATING LABEL

TO MU

Arcnet port. Used for the main unit connection. The other connector (loopthrough) can be used for AUX

unit connection. The loopthrough connector must be 75 ohm terminated if it is not connected to other system equipment.

Used for installing redundant power supply. (HVS-35PSO option)

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2-3. Option Slots

All expansion cards can be fitted via the rear of the main unit. The bottom 6 slots (A to E shown in the figure in this page) are dedicated to these optional cards.

IMPORTANT

For further details on system expansion (optional cards) and fan replacement, contact your FOR-A supplier.

 Slots for Option Cards at Main Unit Rear Panel

Four input expansion cards can be installed in slots IN1-4 (A, B, C, and D). Two output expansion cards can be installed in slot OUT1-2 (E and F). Two tally relay expansion cards (HVS-30TALR) can be installed in Slot A to F.

OPTION SLOT

RATING LABEL

ECA F

)

(

Option Slot Available card

HVS-30HSDI-A

IN 1-4

(A, B, C, D)

HVS-30HSDI

HVS-30HSAI

HVS-30PCIN

Available Video Signal

HD/SD SDI (BNC) (w/o resize function)

HD/SD SDI (BNC) (w/ resize function)

HD/SD analog component or HD/SD analog composite (BNC)

Digital RGB (DVI-D) and Analog RGB (VGA)

HVS-30HSDO HD/SD SDI (BNC) 3 outputs 6-5

OUT 1-2

(E, F)

HVS-30HSAO

HVS-30PCO

HD/SD analog component or HD/SD analog composite (BNC)

Digital RGB (DVI-D) and Analog RGB (VGA)

A to F HVS-30TALR Tally Relay Output (37-pin D-sub) 18 outputs

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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 1-4

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

RS-422 ports are used for the following device connections. See the related chapters to configure the connections.

HVS-30RU: See section 3-3. "How to Connect between MU and OU Units."

See section 32-1. "Connecting Remote Panels (HVS-30RU)."

Tally Units: See section 23-2. "Tally Output." VTR/VDCP devices: See section 24."VTR / VDCP Control." Routers: See sections 25 and 26.

9-pin D-sub (female) with inch screws

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2-4-3. GPI IN Connector

15-pin D-sub (female) with inch screws

 Pin Assignment Table

Pin No. Description

1 M/E BKGD AUTO TRANS (default setting) 2 KEY1 AUTO TRANS (default setting) 3 KEY2 AUTO TRANS (default setting) 4 PinP1 AUTO TRANS (default setting) 5 PinP2 AUTO TRANS (default setting) 6 P/P BKGD AUTO TRANS (default setting) 7 DSK1 AUTO TRANS (default setting) 8 DSK2 AUTO TRANS (default setting)

9 DSK3 AUTO TRANS (default setting) 10 DSK4 AUTO TRANS (default setting) 11 Not used 12 Not used 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. See section 23-1-1 "GPI IN".

GPI IN Circuit

Switch or Relay

External Device

HVS-350HS

VCCVCC

Open corrector

External Device

HVS-350HS

VCC VCC

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2-4-4. GPI/TALLY OUT Connector

25-pin D-sub (female) with inch screws

 Pin Assignment Table

Pin No. Description

1 RED TALLY-IN01 (default setting) 2 RED TALLY-IN02 (default setting) 3 RED TALLY-IN03 (default setting) 4 RED TALLY-IN04 (default setting) 5 RED TALLY-IN05 (default setting) 6 RED TALLY-IN06 (default setting) 7 RED TALLY-IN07 (default setting) 8 RED TALLY-IN08 (default setting)

9 RED TALLY-IN09 (default setting) 10 RED TALLY-IN10 (default setting) 11 RED TALLY-IN11 (default setting) 12 RED TALLY-IN12 (default setting) 13 RED TALLY-IN13 (default setting) 14 RED TALLY-IN14 (default setting) 15 RED TALLY-IN15 (default setting) 16 RED TALLY-IN16 (default setting) 17 RED TALLY-IN17 (default setting) 18 RED TALLY-IN18 (default setting) 19 RED TALLY-IN19 (default setting) 20 RED TALLY-IN20 (default setting) 21 Frame ground 22 Frame ground 23 Frame ground 24 Frame ground 25 +5V output (MAX 0.5A)

The pin assignments shown above are the factory default assignments. Pin assignments can be changed via operational menus. See section 23-1-2 "GPI OUT" and 23-2-2 "Tally Output Settings (GPI/TALLY OUT)".

GPI OUT/ TALLY Out Circuit

HVS-350HS

External Device

Max voltage: 40V

Max load current: 100mA

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2-4-5. GPI/TALLY OUT Connector (HVS-35OU/35ROU)

15-pin D-sub (female) with inch screws

 Pin Assignment Table

Pin No. IN/OUT Description

1 IN M/E BKGD AUTO TRANS (default setting) 2 IN KEY1 AUTO TRANS (default setting) 3 IN KEY2 AUTO TRANS (default setting) 4 IN PinP1 AUTO TRANS (default setting) 5 IN PinP2 AUTO TRANS (default setting) 6 IN P/P BKGD AUTO TRANS (default setting) 7 - Signal ground 8 - Signal ground

9 OUT M/E BKGD TRANS STS (default setting) 10 OUT KEY1 TRANS STS (default setting) 11 OUT KEY2 TRANS STS (default setting) 12 OUT PinP1 AUTO TRANS (default setting) 13 OUT PinP2 AUTO TRANS (default setting) 14 OUT P/P BKGD TRANS STS (default setting) 15 - +5V output (MAX 0.5A)

The pin assignments shown above are the factory default assignments. Pin assignments can be changed via operational menus. See section 23-1-3 "OU GPI/O". See the previous sections for the GPI IN and GPI/TALLY OUT circuits.

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2-4-6. TALLY OUT Connector (HVS-30TALR)

The TALLY OUT connectors are available only when HVS-30TALR cards are installed.

 Pin Assignment Table (37-pin D-sub, female, with inch screws)

Pin No. Output signal 1 TALLY OUT1 Normally Open

2 TALLY OUT1 COMMON 21 TALLY OUT10 COMMON 3 TALLY OUT2 Normally Open 4 TALLY OUT2 COMMON 23 TALLY OUT11 COMMON 5 TALLY OUT3 Normally Open 6 TALLY OUT3 COMMON 25 TALLY OUT12 COMMON 7 TALLY OUT4 Normally Open 8 TALLY OUT4 COMMON 27 TALLY OUT13 COMMON 9 TALLY OUT5 Normally Open 10 TALLY OUT5 COMMON 29 TALLY OUT14 COMMON 11 TALLY OUT6 Normally Open 12 TALLY OUT6 COMMON 31 TALLY OUT15 COMMON 13 TALLY OUT7 Normally Open 14 TALLY OUT7 COMMON 33 TALLY OUT16 COMMON 15 TALLY OUT8 Normally Open 16 TALLY OUT8 COMMON 35 TALLY OUT17 COMMON 17 TALLY OUT9 Normally Open 18 TALLY OUT9 COMMON 37 TALLY OUT18 COMMON

19 Reserved

* Normally Open: Open when a tally is present and closed with COMMON pin when no tally is present. * Do not connect Pin 19.

Channel No. Tally Output for Card 1 Tally Output for Card 2 1 RED TALLY-IN01 (default) GREEN TALLY-IN01 (default) 2 RED TALLY-IN02 (default) GREEN TALLY-IN02 (default) 3 RED TALLY-IN03 (default) GREEN TALLY-IN03 (default) 4 RED TALLY-IN04 (default) GREEN TALLY-IN04 (default) 5 RED TALLY-IN05 (default) GREEN TALLY-IN05 (default) 6 RED TALLY-IN06 (default) GREEN TALLY-IN06 (default) 7 RED TALLY-IN07 (default) GREEN TALLY-IN07 (default) 8 RED TALLY-IN08 (default) GREEN TALLY-IN08 (default) 9 RED TALLY-IN09 (default) GREEN TALLY-IN09 (default) 10 RED TALLY-IN10 (default) GREEN TALLY-IN10 (default) 11 RED TALLY-IN11 (default) GREEN TALLY-IN11 (default) 12 RED TALLY-IN12 (default) GREEN TALLY-IN12 (default) 13 RED TALLY-IN13 (default) GREEN TALLY-IN13 (default) 14 RED TALLY-IN14 (default) GREEN TALLY-IN14 (default) 15 RED TALLY-IN15 (default) GREEN TALLY-IN15 (default)

16 RED TALLY-IN16 (default) GREEN TALLY-IN16 (default) 17-18 Do not use. (default) Do not use. (default)

* Whether Card 1 or Card 2 is chosen on a dipswitch on the HVS-30TALR card.

Tally outputs can be freely assigned. (See section 23-2-3. "Tally Output Settings (HVS-30TALR)".)

Channel No.

Pin No. Output signal

20 TALLY OUT10 Normally Open

22 TALLY OUT11 Normally Open

24 TALLY OUT12 Normally Open

26 TALLY OUT13 Normally Open

28 TALLY OUT14 Normally Open

30 TALLY OUT15 Normally Open

32 TALLY OUT16 Normally Open

34 TALLY OUT17 Normally Open

36 TALLY OUT18 Normally Open

Channel No.

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 TALLY OUT circuit (Relay output)

HVS-30TALR side

TALLY OUT

connector

External device

COM.

VCC

VCC = 24VDC

= 400 mA (max)

RELAY

 The maximum switching current for each output is 400 mA.  The HVS-30TALR is a relay board. Use the supplied or commercially-prepared 37-pin

D-sub male connector (with #4-40 inch screws) for making a connection cable.

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3. Connection

3-1. Basic Connection

TSG (Reference)

Video Server VCR, etc

HD/SD SDI

OPTION SLOT

ECA

I I

RCNET (BNC)

CONTROL

75-ohm terminato

RATING LABEL

TO MU

(SERVICE)

RATING LABEL

GPI/TALLY OUT

NOTE

HD/SD SDI

Reference (BNC)

75-ohm terminator

POWER 1 POWER 2

POWER

SER.N O .

AC1 00- 240 V 50 /60 Hz I N

OFF

HVS-35OU

To other devices

M/E PGM P/P PGM Reference

Preview

(AUX1)

To AC power source

See section 29-1. "ARCNET" for connecting between the main unit and HVS-35OU/35ROU via Arcnet. See section 20-3. "Selecting Reference Signal" for reference signal setting. See section 6-2. "Preview Set Up" for how to display the preview image.

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3-2. Optional Configuration

TSG (Reference)

Video Server VCR, etc

Editor

GPI Controller

HVS-35GUI

terminator

75-ohm

HD/SD SDI

OPTION SLOT

ECA

I I

ETHERNET

CONTROL

TO MU

terminator

75-ohm terminato

RATING LABEL

75-ohm

RATING LABEL

(SERVICE)

RCNET (BNC)

75-ohm terminato

POWER 1 POWER 2

SER.N O .

AC1 00- 240 V 50 /60 Hz I N

GPI/TALLY OUT

HD/SD SDI

75-ohm

terminator

UX Control box

POWER

OFF

HVS-35OU

To other devices

M/E PGM P/P PGM Reference

Preview

(AUX1)

Multiviewer

(AUX2)

To AC power source

Tally Unit1

Tally Unit2

Tally Unit3

Router

VTR

To other devices (GPI OUT)

To AC power source

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NOTE

See section 16. "Multiviewer" for multi-display connection and setup. See section 23-1. "GPI Control" and section 23-2-2. "Tally Output Settings (GPI/TALLY

OUT)" for setting up GPI input, GPI output and tally output. See section 23-2-4. "Sending Tally Signals to Tally Units", if you configure the tally

units (Hanabi series option). See section 28. "Editor Control (Option)" for editor control. The HVS-AUX8/16/32 units (Hanabi series option), which are used for selecting AUX

signals, can be deployed in the same Arcnet LAN as HVS-35OU/35ROU. See section 29-1. "ARCNET" for Arcnet connection. See the operation manual of the Auxiliary Unit for how to connect the AUX units to the switcher.

3-3. How to Connect between MU and OU Units

The multiple control panels (OU) and remote units (RU) can be connected to single HVS-350HS (MU). The maximum system configuration is:

MU (HVS-350HS) 1 OU (HVS-35OU, HVS-35ROU, HVS-30OU) 3 (Multiple of same model is possible.) RU (HVS-30RU) 2

MU and OU units communicate via Arcnet. If your MU and OU connection is a one-to-one connection: an HVS-350HS and HVS-35OU or an HVS-350HS and HVS-35ROU, setup is very easy. Just connect the MU and OU. Any additional network setting is not necessary. However, if your HVS-350 series system has two or three OU units, the Arcnet ID of devices should be changed before configuring the system, because the Arcnet does not work if two devices with the same ID exist in the network. (The remote control units connect to the MU via RS-422.)

Model Arcnet ID (default setting)

HVS-35OU 1

HVS-35ROU 1

HVS-350HS 250

To Change the Arcnet OU ID

(1) Connect the MU (HVS-350HS) and an OU (HVS-35OU or HVS-35RU) via Arcnet using a

BNC cable as shown below.

(2) The MENU control button at the right of the menu display should light up at power ON. (3) Press the MENU control button and then press the SETUP button. (4) The SETUP menu's top page appears in the menu display. Turn F1 to select SYSTEM and

MU ID: 250 OU ID: 1

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SETUP :>SYSTEM >INPUT >OUTPUT >PANEL MENU :>GPI/TLY >FUNCTION>EXT I/F >STATUS

(5) In the [SETUP-SYSTEM] menu, turn F1 to select ARCNET and then press F1 to display the

[SETUP-SYSTEM-ARCNET] menu.

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SETUP :>FORMAT >REF I/O >ARCNET >ETHERNET SYSTEM :>RS-422 >TIME >INIT >REBOOT

SYSTEM : OU ID :OU NO :CTRL MU: : 1/2 ARCNET : = 1 :=OU1 : =250 : :

(6) To change the ID of OU, turn F1 to change ID to 2 , for example. Then press F1 to confirm

the change.

SYSTEM : OU ID :OU NO :CTRL MU: : 1/2 ARCNET : = 2 :=OU1 : =250 : :

Change the ID numbers until all of your devices in the Arcnet have different ID numbers.

(7) Turn off the power of the MU and OU units. (8) Connect all devices in the system and power them on.

3-4. Power ON

Before powering on the system, verify that all system connections are properly made according to section 3. "Connection."

 Control Pannel Power supply

Supply AC power to the control panel using the provided power cord and turn on the power switch located at the rear panel of HVS-35OU/35ROU.

 MU (Main Unit) Power supply

Supply power to the MU using the provided power cable and turn on the power switch located at the front panel.

IMPORTANT

If a redundant power supply option is installed, turn on both power switches.

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3-5. System Signal Format Selection at Initial Use

When first switching on your unit, please select a signal format as shown below.

(1) The MENU control button at the right of the menu display should light up at power ON. (2) Press the MENU control button and then press the 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 :>GPI/TLY >FUNCTION>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 and press F1. Press ENTER in the SELECT/KEYPAD block to

reboot the switcher

SETUP :>FORMAT >REF I/O >ARCNET >ETHERNET SYSTEM :>RS-422 >TIME >INIT >REBOOT

USB MEMORY

CONTROL

F1-F4

F3F2

PAGE

PAGE UP

PAGE DOWN

(8) The selected format and aspect are applied after restarting the switcher.

MEMORY

WIPE

2D DVE

USER BUTTON

INC

SETUP STILL MATT FILE

DEC

KEY1 KEY2 P IN P1 P IN P2

+/-

PLAY

CUT

DSK1 DSK2 DSK3 DSK4

CLEAR

COPY

STOP

WIPE

SELECT / KEYPAD

EVENT

SEQUENCE

COPY/SWAP

SEQ EDIT

SWAPCOPY

NEW

INS

ADD

DEL

STORE

RECALL

ENTER

PASTE

OVWR

SETUP

ENTER

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4. Menu Operations

4-1. How to Access Menus

4-1-1. Menu Access Buttons

Press the MENU control button below, which changes the buttons in the SELECT/KEYPAD block to the menu buttons, and then press the buttons on the Keypad to access menus.

USB MEMORY

CONTROL

F3F2

PAGE

 KEYPAD Block

Button Accessed menu Menu Description

SET UP SETUP MENU

STILL STILL STORE

Accesses menu for setups of system, panel, video input, video output and external interface.

Accesses menu for operations with still images and

video clips. MATT MATT COLOR Accesses menu for matte color FILE FILE TOP Accesses menu for file operations using a USB KEY1-2 KEY1-2 SETUP Accesses menu for KEY setup and KEY effects. P in P1-2 PinP1-2 SETUP Accesses menu for PinP 1 and PinP 2 setup. DSK1-4 DSK1-4 SETUP Accesses menu for DSK setup and DSK effects. WIPE WIPE Accesses menu for WIPE pattern modification.

SELECT / KEY PAD Block

The SELECT/KEYPAD block has four control modes and four memory modes as shown in the table below. Eight control buttons above the Keypad change the Keypad mode.

Mode Selection Buttons

Button Function

Changes the Keypad to menu access buttons. Pressing on a button in the Keypad displays the related menu.

The MENU control button blinks if a parameter has changed and requires rebooting. In this case, reboot the switcher. (See section

22-1. "Rebooting System.") USER BUTTON Changes the Keypad to user buttons. COPY/SWAP Changes the Keypad to copy/swap operation buttons. SEQ EDIT Changes the Keypad to sequence edit buttons. WIPE Changes the Keypad to WIPE pattern memory buttons 2D DVE Changes the Keypad to 2D DVE pattern memory buttons EVENT Changes the Keypad to event memory buttons. SEQUENCE Changes the Keypad to sequence memory buttons.

MEMORY

WIPE

2D DVE

USER BUTTON

INC

SETUP STILL MATT FILE

DEC

KEY1 KEY2 P IN P1 P IN P2

+/-

PLAY

CUT

DSK1 DSK2 DSK3 DSK4

CLEAR

COPY

STOP

WIPE

SELECT / KEYPAD

EVENT

SEQUENCE

COPY/SWAP

SEQ EDIT

SWAPCOPY

NEW

INS

ADD

DEL

STORE

RECALL

ENTER

PASTE

OVWR

KEYPAD block

MEMORY

WIPE

CONTROL

2D DVE

USER BUTTON

EVENT

COPY/SWAP

SEQUENCE

SEQ EDIT

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4-1-2. 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 tables below.)

212

KEYER

P IN P

KEY/AUX

234567891011121

M/E

USB MEMORY

ALARM

POWER 1

POWER 2

USER BUTTON

2341

DSK

1110987654123

F3F2F1

23456781

AUX

PREV MV1CLEAN MV2

PGMPREV CLEANPGM

M/E

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

P/P

121110987654123 M/E

131214 15 16 17 18 19 20

MEMORY

WIPE

CONTROL

INC

SETUP STILL MATT FILE

DEC

PAGE

KEY1 KEY2 P IN P1 P IN P2

+/-

PLAY

DSK1 DSK2 DSK3 DSK4

CLEAR

STOP

REV

DIRECTION

BKGD

NEXT TR ANSIT IO N

TRANSITION TYPE

AUTO CUT

USER BUTTON

NOR/REV

FADER LIM IT

2D DVE

CUT

COPY

WIPE

SELECT / KEYPAD

KEY1

BLACK

EVENT

SEQUENCE

TRANS

COPY/SWAP

SEQ EDIT

BKGD

SWAPCOPY

DEL

RECALL

PASTE

PATTERN

KEY2

WIPEMIX

WIPE

KEY1

NEW

CHANNEL

KEY2

(2D DVE)

KEYER/P IN P

INS

ROTPOSWIPE POS

ADD

MENUMENU FINE DEF

JOYSTICK

STORE

ENTER

OVWR

FADER LIM IT

AUTO CUT

TRANSITION

RATE

DIGITAL VIDEO S WI TCHER

DVE

ON AIR

DVE

ON AIR

HVS-350HS

P IN P

KEY 1

KEY 2

DSK 1

DSK 2

DSK 3

DSK 4

M/E bus and P/P bus

Button Action Accessed Menu MATT1- 2 (*1) Pressing twice quickly [MATT] menu STL11-4 (*1) Pressing twice quickly [STILL] menu STKY (*1) Pressing twice quickly [STILL-CLIP/DLY](6/6) menu SHIFT Pressing twice quickly [SETUP-INPUT-ASSIGN](4/4) menu (*1) Note that MATT1-2 and STL1-4 and STKY buttons represent the bus buttons assigned to

MATT1, MATT2 and STILL1 to STILL2, STILLKEY signals respectively at M/E, P/P and KEY/AUX. (Refer to section 5. "Video Sources."

BUS SELECT and KEY/AUX block

Button Action Accessed Menu KEY1-2 Pressing twice quickly [KEY(1, 2) -SETUP] menu DSK1-4 Pressing twice quickly [DSK (1, 2, 3, 4) -SETUP] menu MV1-2 Pressing twice quickly [SET UP-OUTPUT-MV(1, 2)] menu P IN P 1-2 Pressing twice quickly [PinP (1, 2)-SETUP] menu PREV (M/E, P/P) Pressing twice quickly [SET UP-OUTPUT-CLN/PREV](2/3)(3/3) menu CLEAN (M/E) Pressing twice quickly [SET UP-OUTPUT-CLN/PREV](1/3) menu AUX1-8 Pressing twice quickly [SETUP-OUTPUT-AUX XPT] (1/2) menu

Transition Block

Button Action Accessed Menu BKGD Pressing twice quickly [TRANS](1/6) menu KEY1, KEY2 Pressing twice quickly [TRANS](2/6) menu MIX Pressing twice quickly [TRANS](1/6) menu WIPE Pressing twice quickly [WIPE PATTERN] menu FADER LIMIT Pressing once [TRANS LIMIT] menu TRANSITION RATE Pressing once [TRANS](1/6) menu PATTERN Pressing once [WIPE PATTERN] menu

4-1-3. USER Button (Menu Shortcut)

User buttons can be assigned to specific menu pages and used as menu shortcuts. Refer to section 21. "USER Button" for details.

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4-2. How to Set Values

4-2-1. Displaying Parameters

See section 4-1. "How to Access Menus" to display a desired menu. 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 control button to the right of the menu display. Then press the SETUP

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 :>GPI/TLY >FUNCTION>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 :>GPI/TLY >FUNCTION>EXT I/F >STATUS

(3) The [SETUP-INPUT] menu then opens. The [SETUP-INPUT] menu also has 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 parameter values.

Menu title Parameters Page / Total page

INPUT :SELECT : Y-Lv : BLK-Lv:ENABLE : 1/3 PROC AMP: =IN04 : =1.00 : =0 : =ON :

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.

The current selection is shown in reverse video.

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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 :WHT-Lv :BLK-Lv : Pb-Lv : Pr-Lv : 3/3 CLIP : =1019 : =4 : =500 : =500 :

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SETUP :>SIGNAL >PROC AMP>RENAME >ASSIGN INPUT :

4-2-2. Changing Settings or Values 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

INPUT :SELECT :FORMAT :RESIZE : FS : 1/3 SIGNAL : =IN01 : =SD-SDI : =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.

Parameters (First line)

Settings (Second line)

Reset the parameter to default value.

Page/Total page

Description

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 System Parameters Requiring Confirmation

Some system parameters require users to confirm any parameter setting change after the change by pressing a menu control push-button. This prevents users from making mistakes when changing important system settings.

 Parameters with the sign ">"

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 4-4. "How to Return Settings to Default."), stores still images (See section 12-1. "How to Save Stills."), saves or loads data (See section 19. "File Operations"). Parameters for selecting colors can be select a color among eight standard For color parameters, a menu control should be pressed after selecting a color from 8 standard colors. (See section 5-7. "Bus Matte")

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4-2-3. Changing Settings or Values 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 the keypad is as follows.

(1) Press the MENU control button. (2) Press the MATT button to display the BUS MATT COLOR menu. (3) To change the S (Saturation) item, press F1. (4) Input a new setting from the keypad. (5) Press ENTER to confirm the setting. (6) To change the L (Luminance) item, press F2, input the new setting from the keypad and

press ENTER.

(7) To change the H (Hue) item, press F3, input the new setting from the keypad and press

ENTER.

MATT1 : BUS MATT1 COLOR :RECALL : 1/4 COLOR :S=50.0 L=80.2 H=125.5: >GREEN:

PAGE

MEMORY

WIPE

2D DVE

CONTROL

USER BUTTON

INC

SETUP STILL MATT FILE

DEC

KEY1 KEY2 P IN P1 P IN P2

+/-

PLAY

CUT

DSK1 DSK2 DSK3 DSK4

CLEAR

COPY

STOP

WIPE

SELECT / KEYPAD

EVENT

SEQUENCE

COPY/SWAP

SEQ EDIT

SWAPCOPY

NEW

INS

ADD

DEL

RECALL

STORE

ENTER

PASTE

OVWR

USB MEMORY

F3F2

IMPORTANT

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 settings will be returned to their default value and a beep will sound.

 Pressing CLEAR before ENTER cancels the changes just made.  To enter a negative number, enter the number, press ± then press ENTER.

KEYPAD Operation in Numeric Input mode

The KEYPAD can operate in multiple modes by using the control buttons above the KEYPAD. 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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4-2-4. Changing Settings or Values Using the Joystick

Users can also use the joystick to set position, size and color settings to specific parameters. The menu pages controllable from the JOYSTICK block are shown in the table below.

MATT, KEY, DSK, PinP and MV menu

Menu Menu Page Menu Menu Page

MATT1 BUS MATT1 COLOR MATT2 BUS MATT2 COLOR1

BUS MATT2 COLOR2

KEY1-2 BORDER COLOR

POSITION SIZE (*1) LOCAL ROTATION (*2) CENTER POSITION INSERT MATT COLOR KEY EDGE COLOR KEY AUTO CK

PinP1-2 BORDER COLOR

POSITION SIZE (*1) LOCAL ROTATION (*2) CENTER POSITION

INPUT SIDE MATT COLOR

(*1) Quickly pressing KEY1-2, DSK1-4 or PinP1-2 in the BUS SELECT section twice and then quickly pressing POS in the Joystick section twice opens the related menu. (*2)Quickly pressing twice KEY1-2, DSK1-4 or PinP1-2 in the BUS SELECT section and then quickly pressing ROT in the Joystick section twice opens the related menu.

WIPE MODIFY menu

Pattern No. Menu page All BORDER COLOR 0 to 99 POSITION ANGLE (*1) 100 to 137 POSITION SIZE (*1) 140 to 162 WARP LIGHT COLOR

(*1) Pressing WIPE POS in the Joystick section opens the related menu.

How to Use the Joystick

Users can simultaneously perform up to three item settings using the joystick as below. (1) Open a menu page you want to set. The position, rotation and color setting pages can be

directly open using the buttons on the Joystick section.

PinP1 : BORDER COLOR :RECALL : 3/3 BDR COL :S=66.3 L=5.4 H=3.5 : >BLUE :

(2) Press the MENU button in the joystick block. (3) Move the joystick to the desired direction to change three items simultaneously.

X-axis Moves the joystick left and right (for S item above). Y-axis Moves the joystick up and down (for L item above). Z-axis Twist the joystick clockwise or counterclockwise (for H item above).

MENU Button

Pressing the MENU button in the Joystick block allows the user to control menu items with the joystick if controllable items are included in the displayed menu.

DSK1-4 BORDER COLOR

POSITION SIZE (*1) LOCAL ROTATION (*2) CENTER POSITION INSERT MATT COLOR

MV1-2 BORDER COLOR

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FINE Button

The FINE button allows the user to finely control the joystick when the button lights up.

WIPE POS button

The WIPE POS button is used to quickly access the related menu pages in the WIPE MODIFY menu without moving among submenus. (See the previous

BKGD

KEY1

KEY2

KEYER/P IN P

WIPE CHANNEL

(2D DVE)

page.)

ROTPOSWIPE POS

POS and ROT buttons in KEY/PinP (2D DVE)

The POS button is used to quickly access the menu

MENUMENU FINE DEF

JOYSTICK

pages related to position and size parameters for KEY, DSK and PinP menus. The ROT button is used to quickly access the menu pages related to rotation parameters. See below for how to use these buttons.

(1) Select a bus (KEY1-2, DSK1-4 or PinP1-2) by pressing a button in the BUS SELECT

block or displaying a menu for bus.

(2) Pressing POS or ROT as shown in the table below to access menu pages.(See also the

previous page.)

Operation Description

Press POS. Allows users to adjust the position of KEY, DSK and PinP with the

joystick. For KEY and DSK, 2D DVE must be enabled.

Press ROT. Allows users to adjust positions of KEY, DSK and PinP with the joystick.

For KEY and DSK, 2D DVE must be enabled.

Press POS and ROT at the same time.

Press a menu button while pressing POS

Allows users to set the center of rotation of KEY, DSK and PinP with the joystick..

Allows users to adjust the position or rotation of the selected bus (KEY1, KEY2, PinP1, PinP2 or DSK1 to4).

or ROT. Quickly press POS

twice.

Displays the menu page related to position. If KEY1 - 2 selected: [KEY1-2-POS/SIZE](1/5) is displayed

If DSK1 - 4 selected: [DSK1-4-POS/SIZE](1/5) is displayed. If PinP1 - 2 selected: [PinP1-2-POS/SIZE](1/5) is displayed.

Quickly press ROT twice.

Displays the menu page related to rotation. If KEY1 - 2 selected: [KEY1-2-POS/SIZE](3/5) is displayed

If DSK1 - 4 selected: [DSK1-4-POS/SIZE](3/5) is displayed. If PinP1 - 2 selected: [PinP1-2-POS/SIZE](3/5) is displayed.

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4-3. Copying / Swaping Settings

DSK, keyer and PinP can be set up easier with this feature by copying settings from PinP1 to PinP2, swapping settings between PinP1 and PinP2, or copying settings from KEY1 to KEY2 or DSK.

4-3-1. Operation Example: Copying Settings from KEY2 to DSK1

(1) Press the COPY/SWAP button in the SELECT/KEY PAD CONTROL. The button's light

turns on and the COPY SWAP menu is displayed (see "DIRECT ON/OFF" and "XPT

ON/OFF.") and available buttons on the keypad turns on green. (2) Press the COPY button. (Press SWAP if you want to swap settings.) (3) Press KEY2 to copy the settings. The button will light up orange. (4) Press DSK1 to set the destination bus. The button will light up orange. (5) Press ENTER to paste the settings to DSK1. To cancel the process, press COPY/SWAP.

(If DIRECT mode is ON, copy and paste are performed without pressing ENTER. See

"DIRECT ON/OFF" below.)

(1)

(2)

(3)

Copying and swapping settings are available among KEY1, KEY2 and DSK1 to 4. However, keyer's additional features such as Wipe and Chromakey are not copied or swapped. Copying and swapping settings are also possible between PinP1 and PinP2.

MEMORY

WIPE

2D DVE

CONTROL

USER BUTTON

INC

SETUP STILL MATT FILE

DEC

KEY1 KEY2 P IN P1 P IN P2

+/-

PLAY

CUT

DSK1 DSK2 DSK3 DSK4

CLEAR

STOP

COPY

WIPE

SELECT / KEYPAD

EVENT

COPY/SWAP

SWAPCOPY

DEL

RECALL

PASTE

SEQUENCE

SEQ EDIT

NEW

INS

ADD

STORE

ENTER

OVWR

(4)

(5)

 DIRECT ON/OFF If DIRECT is set to ON, copy and paste are performed without pressing ENTER.

COPY/ :DIRECT : :XPT : :1/1 SWAP : =OFF : :=--- : :

 XPT ON/OFF If XPT is set to ON, the signal selections such as key source and insert signal settings are

also copied to or swapped between.

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4-4. How to Return Settings to Default

4-4-1. Returning Parameters 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 DEF button

If you need to reset parameters controllable from the JOYSTICK block to factory default, display parameters and press the DEF button. These parameters are returned to factory default all together.

4-4-2. Returning Menus to Default

Pressing and holding down the DEF button

If you need to reset all parameters in the currently displayed menu to factory default, press and hold down the DEF button for a while. All parameters in the menu are returned to factory default all together.

Using INIT parameters

Some menus have an INIT parameter in the menu top page. 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 See section 22-2. "System Initialization." WIPE menu's top page Each submenu in a [WIPE MODIFY] menu [KEY -SETUP] menu Each submenu in a [KEY-SETUP] menu [DSK -SETUP] menu Each submenu in a [DSK-SETUP] menu [PinP - SETUP] menu Each submenu in a [PinP-SETUP] menu

4-5. 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 (Be sure to reboot the switcher instead of turning the power off then on. See

section 22-1. "Rebooting System.")

 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

Non-backed up settings

Other menu settings not listed above including [TRANS BKGD], MATT, PinP, KEY and DSK menu settings.

If you want to load panel settings automatically at startup including KEY, 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 17-6. "Loading an Event at Start-up" for details.

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5. Video Sources

5-1. How to Give Name to Sources

Signals available for selection on the M/E, P/P 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 control button above the numeric keypad and then press the 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 under SELECT. (See the table below.)

INPUT :SELECT :SHORT : LONG NAME (MV) : 1/1 RENAME : =IN04 : =IN04 : =INPUT04 :

SELECT

BLACK BLAK BLACK Black signal IN01IN08 IN01 to IN08 INPUT01 to INPUT08 SDI video input to rear connectors 1-8 STILL1 to

STILL4 STILK STKY STILLKEY Still KEYOUT MATT1 to 2 MAT1 to MAT2 MATTE1 to MATTE2 BUS matte color 1 and 2 CLBAR CLBR COLOR BAR Color bar INA1 to INA4

INB1 to INB4 INC1 to INC4 IND1 to IND4

(*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 is highlighted, 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 is highlighted,, turn F3 to change it. Alphabet, numbers and symbols (ASCII characters) can be used for names.

SHORT default setting

STL1 to STL4 STILL1 to STILL4 Still images 1 to 4

IN09 to IN24 (*2)

LONG NAME default setting (*1)

INPUT09 to INPUT24 (*2)

Signal description

Optional video inputs on Slot A to D (See section 2-3.)

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5-2. How to Assign Sources to Bus buttons

Primary and optional video inputs, internally generated signals (black, mattes etc) and captured stills can be freely assigned to any M/E, P/P or KEY/AUX bus buttons using the procedure below.

(1) Press the MENU control button and then press the 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] (1/3) menu.

INPUT :BUTTON : SIGNAL NAME :INHIBIT: 1/4 OU ASSGN: =01 : =IN04 : =IN04 : =OFF :

(4) Turn F1 to select a bus button under BUTTON. (5) Turn F2 to select the signal to be assigned under SIGNAL. Users can also select a signal by

turning F3 under NAME. SIGNAL and NAME are linked to each other. (See section 5-1.

"How to Give Name to Source" for more details.)

Submenu Parameter Default Setting range

BUTTON 1 1-24, sft1-sft24 (shifted buttons)

OU ASSIGN

SIGNAL NAME

INHIBIT OFF OFF, M/E, P/P, ME&PP

BUTTON SIGNAL setting Description

NONE No signal assignment BLACK Black signal IN01 to IN08 Video input to rear connectors 1-8 STIL1 to STIL4 Still pictures 1 and 2

STILK Still KEYOUT 01 to 20, sft01 to sft20

(shifted buttons)

(*1) Inputs vary by the type and number of the installed input expansion card.

MATT1, MATT2 BUS MATT Color 1 and 2

CLBAR Internally generated color bar signal

M/E M/E program re-entry (P/P bus only)

SHIFT Shift button function

INA1-INA4 Optional video input to slot A (*1) (See section 2-3.)

INB1-INB4 Optional video input to slot B (*1) (See section 2-3.)

INC1-INC4 Optional video input to slot C (*1) (See section 2-3.)

IND1-IND4 Optional video input to slot D (*1) (See section 2-3.)

(6) Users can inhibit specific bus buttons. If INHIBIT is set to M/E, P/P or ME&PP, the selected

bus button on the M/E bus, P/P bus or both cannot be selected. This is useful to help reduce the risk of incorrect input selection.

IN01 (See the table below) IN01 (Signal name set in SETUP-INPUT menu)

IMPORTANT

The INHIBIT setting has no effect for the KEY/AUX bus. Even if a bus button cannot be used on the M/E and P/P, it can be used for the key source, key insert or AUX output.

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5-3. Resize Function

A resize function allows users to input SD signals at the same frame-rate as HD mode and use them as HD images by upsizing.

The Resize function is available in the following inputs: IN01 to IN04 Up to 2 inputs

IN05 to IN08 Up to 2 inputs HVS-30HSDI (extension card) All 4 inputs

To use this function, proceed as follows.

(1) Display the [SETUP-INPUT] menu. (2) 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 :

(3) Turn F1 to select an input signal for resizing.

(4) Turn F2 to set AUTO or SD-SDI for FORMAT. (5) Turn F3 to select an aspect ratio under RESIZE.

INPUT :SELECT :FORMAT :RESIZE : FS : 1/3 SIGNAL : =IN04 : =SD-SDI : =4:3 : =ON :

IN01 (HD) (1080/59.94i)

IN04 (SD) (525/59.94i)

FORMAT (AUTO)

RESIZE (OFF)

FORMAT (SD-SDI)

RESIZE (4:3)

FORMAT (SD-SDI)

RESIZE (SQUEEZE)

FORMAT (SD-SDI)

RESIZE (LETTER)

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 SD-SDI. ((Please make sure the Resize function stays disabled if HD-SDI is set for FORMAT.)

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5-4. Changing The Side Panel Image

The side panel image of 4:3 video can be changed as shown in the procedure below.

(1) Display the [SETUP-INPUT] menu. (2) Turn F1 to select SIGNAL. Press F1 or the page down button to display the [SETUP – INPUT

- SIGNAL] menu.

INPUT :SELECT : SIDE PANEL :XPT DLY: 2/3 SIGNAL : =IN01 :En=ON S=IN02 : =0 :

(3) To change the side bar color for 4:3 images, press the page down button to go to PAGE 2. (4 Turn F1 to select an input signal to which side panels are to be added. (5) Turn F2 to set the side panel to ON. (6) Turn F3 to select an input signal to be used for the side panel. Options are BLACK,

INPUT01-24, STILL1-4, STILL KEY, MATT1-2 and SDMT. (7) Press the page down button to go to PAGE 3. (8) 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 enter these values or press F1, F2 and F3, enter a value from the Keypad and then press ENTER (from the keypad). Users can also set these three parameters via the JOYSTICK block. (See section 4-2-4. "Changing Settings or Values Using the Joystick.")

IN02 (SD) (525/59.94i)

COLOR=WHITE

5-5. XPT DELAY

The XPT DELAY (crosspoint delay) feature allows you to add a time delay until a signal is changed after pressing a bus button. To enable the feature, proceed as follows:

(1) Display the [SETUP – INPUT] menu. (2) Turn F1 to select SIGNAL. Press F1 or the page down button to display the [SETUP – INPUT

- SIGNAL] menu.

(3) Press the page down button to go to PAGE 2.

INPUT :SELECT : SIDE PANEL :XPT DLY: 2/3 SIGNAL : =IN01 :En=ON S=IN02 : =30 :

(4) Turn F1 to select an input signal. Select IN01 in this example. (5) Turn F4 to set a delay value in frames. (6) Press IN01 (the bus button to which IN01 is assigned) on the P/P PGM bus. The PGM image

is switched to the IN01 image 30 frames after the bus button is pressed.

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5-6. 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 to apply frame synchronization 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 : 1/3 SIGNAL : =IN02 : =AUTO : =16:9 : =ON :

Ancillary data in input video cannot be passed through if FS (input frame synchronizer) is set to ON or RESIZE is enabled. To pass ancillary data, input the video synchronized with the genlock signal and set FS to OFF. Be sure to that ancillary data in SD inputs cannot be

used when the switcher operates in HD mode.

5-7. Bus Matte

One matte signal can be assigned to the M/E, P/P and KEY/AUX bus buttons. The matte signals can be assigned to any bus button (Default assignment: Buttons 19 and 20). Refer to section 5-2. "How to Assign Sources to Bus buttons" for the matte assignment. The color for the bus mattes can be specified in the [MATT COLOR] menu.

5-7-1. Setting Up the Matte Color

(1) Press the MENU control button and then press the MATT button to display the MATT

menu.

MATT1 : BUS MATT1 COLOR :RECALL : 1/4 COLOR :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

Parameter Setting Range Description Joystick operation

S(saturation) 0.0 to 100.0 Adjusts color saturation.

L (luminance) 0.0 to 100.0

H (Hue) 0.0 to 359.5 Adjusts color hue.

Adjusts color luminance.

Moves Joystick horizontally (X -axis)

Moves Joystick vertically (Y -axis)

Twists Joystick cw or ccw. (Z -axis)

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5-7-2. Setting Up the Gradation Matte

(1) Press the MENU control button and then press the MATT button to display the [BUS

MATT 2 COLOR](2/4) menu.

(2) To select an extreme color for the gradation matte, turn F4 to select a color or enter the

HSL values to specify the color.

MATT2 : BUS MATT2 COLOR1 :RECALL : 2/4 COLOR1 :S=50.0 L=80.2 H=125.5: >GREEN:

(3) Press the page down button to go to the [MATT 2 COLOR2](3/4) menu.

(4) To select the other extreme color for the gradation matte, turn F4 to select a color or enter

the HSL values to specify the color.

MATT2 : BUS MATT2 COLOR2 :RECALL : 3/4 COLOR2 :S=50.0 L=80.2 H=125.5: >GREEN:

(5) Press the page down button to go to the [BUS MATT 2 GMAT](4/4) menu.

(6) Turn F1 to select a pattern for the gradation matte. Set the position at POS and adjust the

softness gradation at SOFT.

MATT2 :PATTERN : POS : SOFT : 4/4 GMAT : =H : =0 : =0 :

PATTERN setting Description COLOR1 Displays the matte color set at BUS MATT2 COLOR1. H Displays a horizontal gradient from COLOR1 to COLOR2. V Displays a vertical gradient from COLOR1 to COLOR2. H/V Displays a diagonal gradient from COLOR1 to COLOR2.

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5-8. Setting Up Additional Inputs

Up to 4 cards of additional inputs can be installed into Slot A through Slot D.

OPTION SLOT

RATING LABEL

ECA

)

(

Option

Slot

A, B, C, D

Available card Signal (connector)

HVS-30HSDI-A HVS-30HSDI

HVS-30HSAI

HD/SD SDI (BNC) (w/ FS) HD/SD SDI (BNC) (w/ FS and up-size function)

HD/SD analog component or analog composite (BNC, mini-DIN 7-pin)

HVS-30PCIN Digital RGB (DVI-D) / Analog RGB signal (VGA) 2 inputs

Each card provides four or two channels of input and each channel can be set up respectively as described below.

(1) Open the [SETUP – INPUT – SIGNAL] menu. (2) Turn F1 to select an input channel. Select from IN09 to IN12 if the card installed to Slot A has

four inputs. Select between IN09 and IN10 if the card installed to Slot A has two inputs. In the same way select from successive numbers after the inputs on Slot A if the card is installed to Slot B.

(3) Turn F2 to specify the signal format for the channel.

INPUT :SELECT : FORMAT :RESIZE : FS : 1/3 SIGNAL : =IN09 : =AUTO : =4:3 : =OFF:

Normally set to AUTO. The following settings are available as needed.

Expansion card Slot

HVS-30HSDI-A HVS-30HSDI

A, B, C, D 4 inputs AUTO, HD-SDI, SD-SDI

HVS-30PCIN A, B, C, D 2 inputs

HVS-30HSAI A, B, C, D 2 inputs HD Component, SD Component, Composite

HVS-30PCIN available format

Format Resolution

1080

1024 x 768 (XGA), 1280 x 1024 (SXGA), 1600 x 1200 (UXGA),

1280 x 768 (WXGA), 1680 x 1050 (WSXGA), 1920 x 1200 (WUXGA) 720 1024 x 768 (XGA), 1280 x 1024 (SXGA), 1280 x 768 (WXGA) SD 640 x 480 (VGA), 800 x 600 (SVGA), 1024 x 768 (XGA)

Number of inputs

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Number of

inputs per card

4 inputs

2 inputs

FORMAT setting

AUTO (If set to AUTO, input signal format is automatically detected and set.) (See the table below.)

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HVS-30HSAI available format

System

standard

1080/59.94i

720/59.94i

1080/50i,

720/50p

525/60 – Available* Available Available* – 625/50 – Available – – Available

Other standards Available – – – –

* Video signals with and without 7.5% Setup can be accepted. If a signal with 7.5% Setup is input, the

symbol "+" follows immediately after the name of the signal.

Component

Available Available* Available Available* –

Available Available – – Available

Composite

Component

SMPTE

Component

BetaCam

Component

(4) When operating in HD mode, SD signals can be input, upsized by using the Resize function

and used as HD signals. This function is available only when the SD signals have the same frame rate as that of the current video format.

 HVS-30HSDI/30HSAI

See 5-3. "Resize Function".

 HVS-30PCIN

If 4:3 signals are input, the aspect ratio is selectable between two below.

RESIZE setting Description NORMAL Adds black bars to the left and right of the screen. FULL Expands the video image to 16:9 aspect ratio.

ZOOM

Displays image in full-screen by cropping off the top and bottom of the image.

Resizing

(4:3 image)

(NORMAL)

(FULL)

(ZOOM)

INPUT :SELECT :FORMAT :RESIZE : FS : 1/3 SIGNAL : =IN09 : =AUTO : =NORML: =OFF:

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6. Video Outputs

6-1. How to Select Aux Signals

The AUX output signals can be selected from all bus sources (primary inputs, stills, mattes, 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.

6-1-1. Selecting Video via Bus Buttons

(1) Press an AUX button, from AUX1 to AUX8 indicated below.

212

KEYER

P IN P

2341

DSK

KEY/AUX

234567891011121

(2) Press a button in the KEY/AUX bus section to select a signal for the selected AUX output.

212

KEYER

P IN P

2341

DSK

KEY/AUX

234567891011121

AUX signal selection via bus buttons can be disabled if AUX CTRL is set to OFF in the

[SETUP - OUTPUT - AUX XPT] (2/2) menu to prevent any operational mistakes.

OUTPUT : M/EKEY: P/PKEY: AUX CONTRL : 2/2 AUX XPT : =D_PGM: =PPKEY: S=AUX1 E=OFF :

6-1-2. Selecting Video from Menu Selection

23456781

M/E

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

23456781

M/E

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

AUX

PREV MV1CLEAN MV2

PGMPREV CLEANPGM

P/P

AUX

PREV MV1CLEAN MV2

PGMPREV CLEANPGM

P/P

(1) Press the MENU control button and then press the 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/PREV>ANCI >AUX XPT OUTPUT :>MV1 >MV2 >OPTION

(4) Turn F1 to select an AUX bus. (5) Turn F2 to select a video signal.

OUTPUT :SELECT : XPT : TRANS RATE : 1/2 AUX XPT : =AUX1 : =BLACK: En= OFF =0 :

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Available signal selections are as described below.

Button Signal Refer to BLACK, IN01-08,

STILL1-4, MATT1-2, CLBAR,

Signals assignable to the bus buttons in M/E, P/P and KEY/AUX.

5-2

IN09-24 (option) M/E PGM M/E program video

M/E PREV

M/E CLEAN

M/E preview video (next video with or without KEY1-2, DSK1-4 and/or PinP1-2)

M/E clean video (program video with or without KEY1-2, DSK1-4 and/or PinP1-2)

6-2

6-3

D_PGM Key cut signal for M/E program video 6-4 PGM P/P program video PREV P/P preview video 6-2 CLEAN P/P clean video 6-3 P/P KEY Key cut signal for P/P program video 6-4 MV1-2 Multiviewer video 16-1

6-1-3. AUX Image Crossfade Transition

The background image displayed on an AUX bus can be switched by just selecting the next image in the KEY/AUX bus. The auxiliary image will fade out and new auxiliary image will fade onto the screen. The following example shows how to setup and perform the Crossfade Transition of AUX1.

Setting Rate(Time) for Crossfade Transition

(1) Quickly press the AUX1 button in the BUS SELECT block to display the [SETUP-

OUTPUT- AUX XPT](1/2) menu. (2) Turn F1 to select AUX1. (3) Turn F3 to set the Crossfade transition to ON. (4) Turn F4 to set the transition rate other than 0. Setting range is 0 to 999 in frames.

OUTPUT :SELECT : XPT : TRANS RATE : 1/2 AUX XPT : =AUX1 : =BLACK: En=ON =30 :

Performing Crossfade Transition of AUX1

Turn F3 in the [SETUP- OUTPUT- AUX XPT](1/2) menu to change the image. The background on AUX1 fades out and a new image fades onto the screen.

To perform the Crossfade transition on the control panel, press AUX1 in the BUS SELECT block, and then select a desired image below the BUS SELECT section.

212

KEYER

P IN P

2341

DSK

KEY/AUX

234567891011121

23456781

M/E

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

AUX

PREV MV1CLEAN MV2

PGMPREV CLEANPGM

P/P

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6-2. Preview Set Up

The switcher does not have a dedicated PREVIEW output. The preview bus output can be assigned to, however, an auxiliary output. Users can also add the KEY, DSK and PinP images to PREVIEW. This can be done as explained below:

6-2-1. 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 to section 6-1. "How to Select Aux

signals." (2) Turn F1 to select AUX1. (3) Turn F2 to select PREV.

OUTPUT :SELECT : XPT : TRANS RATE : 1/2 AUX XPT : =AUX1 : =PREV : En=OFF =0 :

6-2-2. Setting Up Preview Images

(1) Open PAGE 2 and PAGE 3 in the [SETUP – OUTPUT – CLEAN/PREVIEW] menu. (2) Turn F1 to F4 to set whether the KEY, DSK and PinP images are to be displayed on the

preview image. Then press the push-button to confirm the setting for each.

OUTPUT : KEY1 : KEY2 : PinP1 : PinP2 : 2/3 PREV OUT: =OFF : =OFF : =OFF : =OFF :

OUTPUT : DSK1 : DSK2 : DSK3 : DSK4 : 3/3 PREV OUT: =OFF : =OFF : =OFF : =OFF :

Item Setting NEXT TRANSITION

ON KEY button ON On-Air Not displayed

PREVIEW OUT - KEY1-2

Whether the KEY images are displayed on the preview depends on both the PREVIEW OUT settings and KEY button status in the NEXT TRANSITION section.

Item Setting DSK or PinP image on PREVIEW

PREVIEW OUT - DSK1-4

PREVIEW OUT - PinP1/2

ON KEY button OFF On-Air Displayed ON KEY button ON Off-Air Displayed ON KEY button OFF Off-Air Not displayed OFF --- --- Not displayed

ON Displayed OFF Not displayed ON Displayed OFF Not displayed

KEY

On-Air/Off-Air

KEY image on

PREVIEW

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6-3. Clean Set Up

The switcher can output the CLEAN video via an auxiliary output. Users can also add the KEY image to CLEAN. Follow the procedure below to assign the clean video to an AUX output. AUX3 is used in this example

Routing an M/E Clean Video to AUX Output

(1) Open the [SETUP-OUTPUT-AUX XPT] menu. (2) Turn F1 to select AUX3. (3) Turn F2 to select MECL.

OUTPUT :SELECT : XPT : TRANS RATE : 1/2 AUX XPT : =AUX3 : =MECL : En=OFF =0 :

Displaying KEY Images on M/E Clean

(1) Open the [SETUP – OUTPUT – CLEAN/PREVIEW] menu. (2) Turn F1 to insert the KEY1 image into the clean image. Then press the push-button to

confirm the setting.

(3) Turn F2 to insert the KEY2 image into the clean image. Then press the push-button to

confirm the setting.

OUTPUT : KEY1 : KEY2 : PinP1 : PinP2 : 1/3 CLEAN : =ON : =ON : =ON : =OFF :

Displaying PinP Images on M/E Clean

(1) Open the [SETUP – OUTPUT – CLEAN/PREVIEW] menu. (2) Turn F3 and F4 to nsert the PinP1 and PinP2 images into the clean image. Then press the

push-button to confirm the setting.

Item Setting Description

KEY1-2

PinP1-2

ON KEY image is added to Clean OFF KEY image is not added to Clean. ON PinP image is added to Clean OFF PinP image is not added to Clean.

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6-4. 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 KEY and DSK mixed key signal and DVE key signal. This feature is useful for checking key signals while processing chroma keys.

(1) Open the [SETUP-OUTPUT-AUX XPT] (2/2) menu referring to section 6-2. "Preview Set Up." (2) Press the page down button to go to PAGE 2.

OUTPUT : M/EKEY: P/PKEY: AUX CONTRL : 2/2 AUX XPT : =D_PGM: =PPKEY: S=AUX1 E=OFF :

(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 or ENTER to confirm the setting.

Item Setting Description

D_PGM Key signal of M/E PGM when using DVE D_PST Key signal of M/E PST when using DVE

M/E KEY

P/P KEY

D_MEA Key signal of M/E-A when using DVE D_MEB Key signal of M/E-B when using DVE KEY1-2 Key signal of KEY1-2 when using DVE PinP1-2 Key signal of PinP1-2 when using DVE ME KEY Key signal of M/E PGM including KEY1-2 and PinP1-2 when using DVE DSK1-4 Key signal of DSK1-4 when using DVE PP KEY Key signal of P/P PGM including DSK1-4 when using DVE

6-5. Setting Up Additional Outputs

Up to two cards of additional outputs can be installed into slots E and F.

OPTION SLOT

RATING LABEL

ECA

I I

NRE

Option Slot Available card Available Video Signal (Connector)

Number of outputs

per card.

HVS-30HSDO HD/SD-SDI (BNC) 3 outputs (*1)

E, F

HVS-30HSAO

HVS-30PCO

HD/SD analog component or SD analog composite (BNC)

Digital RGB (DVI-D) and Analog RGB (VGA)

2 outputs

(*1) HVS-30HSDO can send two output channels to three connecters: Ch 1 to Connector 1 and Ch

2 to Connectors 2 and 3.

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Each card has two output channels whose signals 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. E-Ch1 and E-Ch2 is for Slot E and F-Ch1 and F-Ch2 is

for Slot F.

(3) Turn F1 to select an image to be output from MEPGM, MEPREV, MECLN, PGM, PREV,

CLN, AUX1 to AUX8, MV1 to MV2.

OUTPUT :SELECT :OUTPUT :FORMAT :ASPECT : 1/2 OPTION : =E-Ch1: =MEPGM : =SXGA : =4:3 :

(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 HD-SDI (Fixed) ----1080i/59.94, 50,

1080PsF/29.97, 25 720p/59.94, 50

SD Ch1, Ch2 SD-SDI (Fixed) ---

Ch2

HD-SDI (Fixed) -----

SD-SDI (Fixed) 4:3, SQUEEZE, LETTER

If HVS-30HSAO is installed:

System format Channel FORMAT setting ASPECT setting

Ch1 HDComponent -----

* You can choose whether to add 7.5% Setup to the output signals if the switcher is running in 59.94 Hz

mode. If 7.5% Setup is added to a signal, the symbol "+" follows immediately after the name of the signal.

Ch2

Ch1, Ch2

HDComponent ----SDComponent,

Composite * Component *

(SMPTE or BetaCam level), Composite *

4:3, SQUEEZE, LETTER

-----

If HVS-30PCO is installed:

System format Channel FORMAT setting ASPECT setting

1080i

720p

* You can choose between 60 Hz and 50 Hz for the output frequency for DVI-D (Ch 1) if the switcher is

running in 50 Hz mode (1080/50i, 720/50p or 625/50). See step (5) below.

Ch1, Ch2

1280x1024 (SXGA), 1600x1200 (UXGA) 4:3, LETTER 1680x1050 (WSXGA), 1920x1200 (WUXGA),

1920x1080 (HDTV) * 1280x1024 (SXGA) 4:3, LETTER 1280x768 (WXGA) -----

800x600 (SVGA) -----

-----

(5) Select the output frequency for HVS-30PCO between 60Hz and 50Hz in the [SETUP –

OUTPUT – OPTION] (2/2) menu. The setting can be made for each channel by turning menu controls. The setting is available only when the switcher is running in 50Hz mode.

OUTPUT : HVS-30PCO V SCAN FREQUENCY : 2/2 OPTION :E1=60Hz E2(60Hz)F1=60Hz F2(60Hz):

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6-6. AUX LINK

In the AUX-LINK function, the auxiliary outputs are grouped, and the master and slave outputs are set to allow all slave output signals to be switched simultaneously by simply selecting the master output signal. A group consists of one master output and up to three slave outputs. Five auxiliary output groups can be set. Examples of AUX LINK settings and operation are shown below.

6-6-1. Creating AUX Output Link Groups

(1) Open the [SETUP – FUNCTION] menu. Turn F1 to select AUX LINK. Press F1 or the

page down button to display the AUX LINK menu.

SETUP :>KEY/DSK >VIRTUAL >AUX LINK>3D FUNCTION:

FUNCTION:ENABLE : : 1/3 AUX LINK: =OFF : :

(2) Press the page down button again to go to the [AUX LINK - AUX GRP] menu page.

FUNCTION:SELECT:MASTER: SLAVE SEL/AUX : 2/3 AUX GRP : =1 : =AUX1:1=AUX2 2=AUX3 3=AUX4

(3) Turn F1 to select a group to be set from 1-7 (4) Turn F2 to set the auxiliary output serving as the MASTER. Available outputs are shown

below.

Master Output AUX01-8, MEPG, MEPST, PGM, PST

ME-A, ME-B, PP-A, PP-B KEY1, KEY2, PiP1, PiP2, DSK1, DSK2, DSK3,

DSK4

(5) Select the auxiliary outputs (up to three) serving as the SLAVE linking to the MASTER

output. Available outputs are shown below. Press F3 and then turn F3 to select an output

for Slave 1. Press F3 and then turn F3 to select an output for Slave 2. Select an output for

Slave 3 in the same way.

Slave Output (Normal link)

Same options as Master Output. (Note that video set as Master cannot be selected for the Slave.

The A or B bus cannot be set for AUX LINK output when the M/E PGM or M/E PST bus is selected. In the same way, the M/E PGM or M/E PST bus cannot be set for AUX LINK output when the A or B bus is selected.

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6-6-2. Creating Signal Link Groups

(1) Press the page down button to go to the [AUX LINK – LINK GRP] menu.

FUNCTION:SELECT:MASTER: SLAVE SEL/AUX : 3/3 LINK GRP: =1 : =IN01:1=IN02 2=IN03 3=IN04

Available Signals BLK, IN01 to IN24, STL1 to STL4,

CB, MAT1, MAT2, M/E

(If AUX1-8 is selected for the MASTER or SLAVE bus)

(2) Turn F1 to select an AUX LINK group to be set in the LINK GROUP menu. (3) Turn F2 to select a signal to be set for MASTER (4) To set the SLAVE output signals (up to three) that link to the MASTER output signal, press

F3 and then turn F3 to select a signal for Slave 1. Press F3 and then turn F3 to select a signal for Slave 2. Select a signal for Slave 3 in the same way.

The same MASTER output signal cannot be selected twice. SLAVE output signals can be selected multiple times.

MEPG, MEPV, MECL, MEKY, PGM, PREV, CLN, PPKY, MV1, MV2

NOTE

6-6-3. Enabling AUX LINK

(1) Display the [SETUP – FUNCTION -AUX LINK] menu. (2) Turn F1 to set ENABLE to ON. This activates all AUX LINK groups.

FUNCTION:ENABLE : : 1/3 AUX LINK: =ON : :

 Operation examples:

Assume that the AUX output link groups and their signal link groups were set as shown below.

:SELECT:MASTER: SLAVE SEL/AUX : 2/3 AUX GRP : =1 : =AUX1:1=AUX2 2=AUX3 3=AUX4

: =2 : =AUX7:1=AUX8 2=OFF 3=OFF : =3 : =PGM :1=DSK1 2=DSK2 3=OFF : =4 : =ME-A:1=ME-B 2=OFF 3=OFF : =5 : =MEPG:1=PiP1 2=PiP2 3=OFF : =6 : =OFF :1=OFF 2=OFF 3=OFF : =7 : =OFF :1=OFF 2=OFF 3=OFF

:SELECT:MASTER: SLAVE SEL/AUX : 3/3 LINK GRP: =1 : =IN01:1=IN02 2=IN03 3=IN04

: =2 : =MEPG:1=MEPV 2=OFF 3=OFF : =3 : =IN05:1=STL1 2=STL2 3=OFF : =4 : =IN06:1=IN07 2=OFF 3=OFF : =5 : =IN10:1=IN11 2=IN12 3=OFF : =6 : =--- :1=--- 2=--- 3=--- : =7 : =--- :1=--- 2=--- 3=---

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Press AUX1 in the BUS SELECT-AUX block and select IN01 on the AUX/KEY bus:

>> IN02 is assigned to AUX2, IN03 to AUX3 and IN04 to AUX4.

Press AUX7 in the BUS SELECT-AUX block and select M/E PGM:

>> M/E PREV is assigned to AUX8.

Select IN05 in P/P-PGM bus:

>> STL1 is assigned to DSK1-INSERT and STL2 to DSK2-INSERT.

Select IN06 in M/E- A bus:

>> IN07 is assigned to M/E-B bus

Select IN10 in M/E-PGM bus:

>> IN11 is assigned to PinP1 and IN12 to PinP2

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7. Bus Operation

The video signals input to the switcher are assigned to the bus buttons on the control panel for usage. The assigned signals are shared by the M/E, P/P, and AUX/KEY bus sections. As a factory default settings, video inputs, Stills and Mattes are assigned to the bus buttons. The signal assignments are freely changeable. The Button Inhibit function for preventing accidental button operations is also available. (See section 5-2. "How to Assign Sources to Bus buttons.")

7-1. Selecting Video Sources

 HVS-35OU

PREV MV1CLEAN MV2

KEY/AUX bus

M/E bus

KEY/AUX

M/E

234567891011121

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

1110987654123

P/P bus

P/P

121110987654123 M/E

131214 15 16 17 18 19 20

Bus button 1 Bus button 20

PGMPREV CLEANPGM

M/E P/P

BKG

M/E re-entry

button

 HVS-35ROU

KEY/AUX bus

M/E bus

P/P bus

KEY/AUX

M/E

P/P

234567891011121

121110987654123

121110987654123 M/E

Bus button 1 Bus button 12

M/E re-entry

button

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7-1-1. Selecting Video Sources on M/E and P/P

Press the desired bus button on the PGM bus row. The video signal assigned to the selected bus button is displayed on the program output screen. At the factory default setting, the PGM bus is the upper row and the PST bus is the bottom row both in the M/E and P/P bus

sections.

PGM row

PST row

PGM row

PST row

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. 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.

M/E

P/P

M/E

P/P

1110987654123

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

131214 15 16 17 18 19 20

121110987654123 M/E

M/E PGM output

P/P PGM output

M/E re-entry

button

Users can change the button switching mode for the M/E and the P/P from P/P to A/B. (See section 7-2. "Button Switching Mode in M/E and P/P bus.")

Button Indication on the P/P and the M/E buses

Indicates that the video is displayed on the P/P program screen. (Re-entry)

M/E bus

Red

Green Indicates that the video is displayed on the M/E program screen. Orange Indicates that the video is set to next output on the M/E bus.

P/P bus

Red Indicates that the video is displayed on the P/P program screen. Orange Indicates that the video is set to next output on the P/P bus.

7-1-2. Selecting Video Sources for AUX Outputs

(1) Press the desired AUX button in the Bus Select section. The button will light up. (2) Press a desired button on the KEY/AUX bus.

Bus selection buttons

212

KEYER

P IN P

2341

DSK

KEY/AUX bus

KEY/AUX

234567891011121

Example1) To Select IN1 for AUX1

Press AUX1. Then press 1 (IN01) on the KEY/AUX.

Example2) To Select M/E PREV for AUX2

Press AUX2. Then press M/E PREV on the KEY/AUX.

23456781

M/E

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

AUX

PREV MV1CLEAN MV2

PGMPREV CLEANPGM

P/P

See section 10. "KEY and DSK" and section 13. "Picture-in-Picture" for how to select video sources for KEY, DSK and PinP.

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7-2. Button Switching Mode in M/E and P/P bus

Users can change the button switching mode for the M/E, P/P bus from P/P to A/B. In P/P mode, the source selections in the PGM and PST buses 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 PST buses 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 the Switching Mode to A/B:

(1) Press the MENU control button and then press the SETUP button to display the SETUP

menu's top page.Turn F1 to select PANEL. Press F1 or the page down button to display the [SETUP- PANEL] 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 or ENTER in Keypad to confirm the setting.

PANEL :BUSTYPE:TRSEDGE: FADER OFFSET : 1/2 M/E CTRL: =A/B : =ON :U=1.00 L=1.00 :

PANEL :BUSTYPE: : FADER OFFSET : 2/2 P/P CTRL: =A/B : :U=1.00 L=1.00 :

7-3. Setting-up and Using the SHIFT function

In M/E, P/P and KEY/AUX, users can select a video signal from 20 sources in HVS-35OU and 12 in HVS-35ROU, because each bus row has 20 or 12 bus buttons. On the 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 among 38 sources in the HVS-35OU and 22 in the HVS-35ROU. (The SHIFT button is also available in the KEY/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.

7-3-1. To Assign the SHIFT function to a Bus button:

(1) Press the MENU control button and then press the 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) Turn F1 to select a bus button for use.

(4) Turn F2 or F3 to select SHIFT under SIGNAL.

INPUT :BUTTON : SIGNAL NAME :INHIBIT: 1/4 OU ASSGN: =20 : =SHIFT =SHIFT : =OFF :

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7-3-2. 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 operation mode can be changed to toggle mode. The

SHIFT operation mode is set at the SHIFT item in the [SETUP- INPUT-ASSIGN](4/4) menu.

In the description below, assume that the SHIFT is assigned to Button 20.

When SHIFT works in NORMAL mode:

To select 1 to 19, simply press a bus button with SHIFT turned OFF.

M/E

1110987654123 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

To select Shifted Button 1 to 19 (sft1 to sft19), press a bus button while holding down the SHIFT button.

M/E

1110987654123 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

When SHIFT works in TOGGLE mode:

To select 1 to 19, simply press the relevant button with SHIFT turned OFF. Please note that this procedure is the same as in Normal mode.

To select sft1 to sft19, press and hold down the SHIFT button and then press a bus button (with SHIFT lit).

M/E

1110987654123 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

M/E

1110987654123 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Pressing 2 selects Button 2.

Pressing 1 selects Button 1

Pressing 2 selects Button 2.

Pressing both 1 and 20 (SHIFT) selects Shifted Button 1 (sft1).

Press SHIFT (Button 20).

Pressing 2 selects Shifted Button 2 (sft2).

Pressing 1 selects Shifted Button 1(sft1).

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8. Transition Operations

Available Transitions on the M/E bus

 BLACK transition (M/E or PP selectable)  Background CUT, MIX, Pattern transitions  KEY CUT, MIX, SLIDE IN/OUT, SCALER and Pattern transitions  PinP CUT, MIX, SLIDE IN/OUT, SCALER transitions

-Transitions setup by next transition bus selection (BKGD and KEY)

-Transitions with the AUTO button or the fader lever

-On-Air indicators for KEY, DSK and PinP1/2.

-More than 150 types of various preset patterns.

-Simultaneous pattern transitions of BKGD, KEY1 and KEY2

-2Ch-DVE pattern transitions for BKGD

Available Transitions on the P/P bus

 BLACK transition (M/E or PP selectable)  Background CUT and MIX transitions  DSK CUT, MIX and SLIDE IN/OUT and SCALER (M/E or PP selectable)

-Transitions with the AUTO button or the fader lever

-Transitions using M/E re-entry

M/E re-entry

Other Transitions

 AUX image Crossfade transitions (See section 6-1-3)  PinP image Crossfade transitions (See section 15-2-2)  Transitions using Event Recall (See section 17-2-3.)

Background pattern transition PinP cutting in

Caption (DSK1) Logo (DSK2)

Logo (DSK1) sliding in and Caption (DSK2) cutting in

PinP Chromakey

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8-1. Transition Block Description

M/E transition section

P/P transition section

REV

NOR/REV

DIRECTION

BKGD

KEY1

NEXT TRANSITION

TRANSITION TYPE

AUTO CUT

FADER LIM IT

WIPEMIX

PATTERN

KEY2

FADER LIMIT

AUTO CUT

TRANSITION

RATE

ON AIR

P IN P

DVE

KEY 1

DVE

KEY 2

DVE

DSK 1

DVE

DSK 2

DVE

DSK 3

DVE

DSK 4

 M/E transition section

No. Description

1 For pattern transition direction setting 2 For next transition bus selection 3 For transition type selection 4 AUTO transition button for BKGD and KEY 5 CUT transition button for BKGD and KEY 6 For pattern selection 7 BKGD and KEY fader lever and fader limit ON/OFF button

 P/P transition section

12 BKGD and KEY fader lever and fader limit ON/OFF button 13 AUTO (MIX only) transition button for BKGD 14 CUT transition button for BKGD

 Other transition related buttons

8 For transition rate setting. Pressing the button opens the related menu. 9 ON AIR and AUTO transition buttons for PinP.

10 ON AIR and AUTO transition buttons for KEY and DVE indicator. 11 ON AIR and AUTO transition buttons for DSK and DVE indicator.

BLACK TRANS

button

For BLACK transition use. (Located on the left next to the joystick)

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8-2. Quick Reference for Available Transitions

Bus PGM Out Type Rate

BLACK M/E or P/P BLACK Available – – BLACK TRANS button

CUT – – –

DSK M/E or P/P

KEY M/E

PinP M/E

BKGD M/E

BKGD P/P

(1) Selectable from CUT (default), SCALER, SLIDE (4 directions) and WIPE (4 directions).

MIX Available – – DSK AUTO button

USER

TRANS(1)

CUT – Available –

MIX

WIPE

USER

TRANS (1)

CUT – – –

MIX Available – – PinP AUTO button

USER

TRANS (1)

CUT - Available - BKGD >> CUT button

MIX

WIPE

(M/E only)

CUT – Available – BKGD >> CUT button

MIX Available Available – BKGD >> AUTO button

Available – – DSK ON AIR button

Available Available –

-- Available NOR/REV Fader lever

Available Available NOR/REV KEY >> WIPE> > AUTO button

– Available NOR/REV Fader lever

Available – – KEY ON AIR button

Available – – PinP ON AIR button

Available Available – BKGD >> MIX >> AUTO button

-- Available NOR/REV Fader lever

Available Available NOR/REV BKGD >>WIPE >> AUTO button

– Available NOR/REV Fader lever

Fader

Limit

Pattern

Direction

Transition Execute Button or Tool

DSK ON AIR button DSK AUTO button

KEY >> CUT button KEY ON AIR button

KEY AUTO button

KEY >> MIX >> AUTO button KEY AUTO button

PinP ON AIR button PinP AUTO button

8-3. Black Transitions

Just pressing the BLACK TRANS button can perform the BLACK transitions. The BLACK transitions can be performed either on the M/E or P/P bus, but the BLACK TRANS button is disabled as a factory default setting.

 To Enable the Black Transitions

(1) Press the TRANSITION RATE button to display the [TRANS-BKGD/BLK] menu. (2) Turn F3 to change the setting from OFF to M/E or P/P.

TRANS : M/E : P/P : BLACK TRANS : 1/6 BKGD/BLK: =30 : =30 : =P/P : =30 :

(3) If necessary, set the transition rate. See section 8-10-2. "Transition Rate" for details. (4) Press the BLACK TRANS button (to the left of the joystick) to perform the transition. Pressing

the button initiates a fade to black of whichever source is currently on air (program output). Pressing the button again starts another fade from black to the previous video.

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8-4. Background Transitions

8-4-1. M/E Bus

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.

REV

NOR/REV

KEY1

PATTERN

KEY2

FADER LIM IT

DIRECTION

BKGD

NEXT TRANSITION

WIPEMIX

TRANSITION TYPE

AUTO CUT

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.

REV

DIRECTION

NOR/REV

PATTERN

BKGD

KEY1

NEXT TRANSITION

TRANSITION TYPE

AUTO CUT

KEY2

WIPEMIX

FADER LIM IT

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. (5) Turn F1 to select a desired pattern. (See section 8-8 "How to Select Patterns.") (5) Press AUTO or move the fader lever to perform the background WIPE transition.

TRANSITION

RATE

TRANSITION

RATE

P IN P

DVE

KEY 1

DVE

KEY 2

P IN P

DVE

KEY 1

DVE

KEY 2

See section 8-7. "Pattern (WIPE) Transitions " for the WIPE transition details. See section 8-10-2. " Transition Rate" for the transition rate. See section 8-10-1. " Fader Limit" for the fader limit.

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REV

DIRECTION

NOR/REV

PATTERN

BKGD

KEY1

NEXT TRANSITION

KEY2

FADER LIM IT

WIPEMIX

TRANSITION TYPE

AUTO CUT

TRANSITION

RATE

P IN P

DVE

KEY 1

DVE

KEY 2

 To Check Next Video:

To check the Preview video, assign the Preview video to an AUX bus to display the image. (See section 6-2. "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 6-3. "Pattern (WIPE) Transitions.")

8-4-2. P/P Bus

CUT Transition

(1) Select a video source in the PST bus block. (2) Press CUT to perform the background CUT transition.

FADER LIMIT

AUTO CUT

MIX Transition

(1) Select a video source in the PST bus block. (2) Press AUTO or move the fader lever to perform the background MIX transition.

FADER LIMIT

AUTO CUT

ON AIR

DVE

DSK 1

DVE

DSK 2

DVE

DSK 3

DVE

DSK 4

DVE

DSK 1

DVE

DSK 2

DVE

DSK 3

DVE

DSK 4

The pattern transitions cannot be performed on the P/P bus.

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8-5. KEY Transitions

The KEY1 and KEY2 are displayed on the M/E output screens (M/E PGM and M/E PREV).

(1) Set up a key for the KEY. (See section 10. "KEY and DSK.") (2) Perform a desired transition referring to the transition procedures below..

CUT Transition

<Method 1> (1) Press KEY1 (or KEY2) in the NEXT TRANSITION block. (2) Press CUT to perform a KEY CUT transition.

<Method 2> Press the KEY1 ON AIR (or KEY2 ON AIR) button to insert the KEY on the M/E program video. Press the button again to remove the KEY from the screen. (See section 8-9. " IN/OUT Effects for PinP, KEY and DSK" for details.)

REV

NOR/REV

DIRECTION

PATTERN

Method 1

BKGD

KEY1

NEXT TRANSITION

KEY2

FADER LIM IT

WIPEMIX

TRANSITION TYPE

AUTO CUT

MIX Transition

<Method 1> (1) Press KEY1 (or KEY2) in the NEXT TRANSITION block. (2) Press MIX in the TRANSITION TYPE block. (3) Press AUTO or KEY AUTO, or move the fader lever to perform the KEY MIX transition.

REV

DIRECTION

NOR/REV

PATTERN

BKGD

KEY1

NEXT TRANSITION

TRANSITION TYPE

AUTO CUT

KEY2

WIPEMIX

FADER LIM IT

TRANSITION

RATE

TRANSITION

RATE

P IN P

DVE

KEY 1

Method 2

DVE

KEY 2

P IN P

DVE

KEY 1

DVE

KEY 2

The KEY1 AUTO button behaves the same as the AUTO button when selecting KEY1 for the next transition. For example, if MIX is set for the KEY1 transition type in the NEXT TRANSITION section, pressing KEY1 AUTO performs the KEY1 mix transition and if WIPE is set, pressing KEY1 AUTO performs the KEY1 wipe transition.

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Pattern transition

(1) Press KEY1 (or KEY2) in the NEXT TRANSITION block. (2) Press WIPE in the TRANSITION TYPE block. (3) Press PATTERN to display the [WIPE PATTERN] menu. (4) Turn F2 or F3 to select a desired pattern. (See section 8-8 "How to Select Patterns.")

WIPE:BKGD :KEY1 :KEY2 : 1/1 PATT:00 :20 :00 :

(5) Press AUTO or KEY AUTO, or move the fader lever to perform the pattern transition.

REV

DIRECTION

NOR/REV

PATTERN

BKGD

KEY1

NEXT TRANSITION

KEY2

FADER LIM IT

WIPEMIX

TRANSITION TYPE

AUTO CUT

TRANSITION

RATE

P IN P

DVE

KEY 1

DVE

KEY 2

See section 8-7. "Pattern (WIPE/DVE) Transitions " for the WIPE transition details. See section 8-10-2. " Transition Rate" for the transition rate. See section 8-10-1. " Fader Limit" for the fader limit.

USER Transitions

Press the KEY1 ON AIR (or KEY2 ON AIR) button to insert the KEY on the M/E program video by using a USER transition (scaler, slide in/out or wipe in/out). (See section 8-9. " IN/OUT Effects for PinP, KEY and DSK" for details.)

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8-6. Simultaneous Transitions of BKGD, KEY1 and KEY2

Two or three background, KEY1 and KEY2 buses can be performed transitions at the same time in the M/E bus section. The way to perform simultaneous transitions on three buses is as follows:

(1) Set the transition type for the background , KEY1 and KEY2 to MIX or WIPE. Select a pattern

using the menu if set to WIPE. (See the note below.) (2) Set the transition rate or direction, if necessary. (3) Press BKGD, KEY1 and KEY2 simultaneously to light up the buttons. (4) Press AUTO, or move the fader lever to perform the simultaneous transition.

REV

NOR/REV

DIRECTION

PATTERN

BKGD

KEY1

NEXT TRANSITION

KEY2

FADER LIM IT

WIPEMIX

TRANSITION TYPE

AUTO CUT

Limitations of Use of WIPE or DVE Patterns

 Up to two channels of WIPE patterns (No. 0-99) are available at the same time. KEY1

and KEY2, however, cannot use WIPE patterns simultaneously.

 Up to two channels of DVE patterns (No.100-162) are available, but only one channel of

2Ch-DVE patterns (No.170-181) can be used at the same time.

 If two channels of WIPE or DVE have been already assigned to any buses, the settings

cannot be made and the WIPE button will not light up when the button is pressed. In this case, cancel another WIPE or DVE setting, and then press the WIPE button again.

 When performing pattern transitions with a DVE pattern (No.100-162) for KEY1 or

KEY2, all 2D DVE menu settings are disabled.

See section 8-7. "Pattern (WIPE/DVE) Transitions." for details about transition settings.

TRANSITION

RATE

P IN P

DVE

KEY 1

DVE

KEY 2

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8-7. Pattern (WIPE/DVE) Transitions

Pattern transitions are available on the M/E bus (for Background, KEY1 and KEY2). This section explains how to perform pattern transitions.

(1) Select a background video source on the PGM and PST bus. To perform KEY1 or KEY2

transitions, set up the key.

(2) Press BKGD, KEY1 or KEY2 in the NEXT TRANSITION section to select a bus to be

transitioned. A simultaneous transition of these three buses is also possible. (See section 8-6. "Simultaneous Transitions of BKGD, KEY1 and KEY2.")

(3) Press WIPE in the TRANSITION TYPE block.

If the WIPE button will not light up...

There are no free channels for WIPE or DVE. In this case, cancel another WIPE or DVE setting by selecting MIX for the bus, and then press the WIPE button again for the desired bus. See the previous page for limitations on the pattern selection.

(4) Press the PATTERN button to display the [WIPE PATTERN] menu. Select a disired pattern

for the bus using F1 to F3. The patterns can be selected using the Direct Pattern function. See section 8-8. "How to Select Patterns" for details.

(5)Users can modify the pattern here to add a border, change the aspect ratio, change the start

position and so on. (See section 9. "Modifying Patterns. ")

(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. See section 8-10-2. "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 8-10-1. "Fader Limit."

(7) Press AUTO or move the fader lever to perform the background pattern transition.

The KEY AUTO buttons are available for KEY1 and KEY2 pattern transitions.

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8-8. How to Select Patterns

Wipe patterns are available for background and KEY transitions. More than 150 preset patterns are provided. This chapter explains how to select patterns for transitions, how to check which pattern is currently selected and how to select patterns quickly using the Direct Pattern function.

8-8-1. Selecting Patterns in the Menu

(1) Press the PATTERN button in the Transition block to display the [WIPE-PATTERN]

menu.

Users can also display the [WIPE-PATTERN] menu by quickly pressing the WIPE button twice.

The number and icon of the currently selected pattern are displayed in the menu display. The letter M is added in front of the number if the pattern is modified. (See section 9 "Modifying Patterns.")

WIPE:BKGD :KEY1 :KEY2 : 1/1 PATT:00 :20 :00 :

(2) To change the pattern, turn F1 or F3 to select a desired pattern.

8-8-2. 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 20 patterns can be registered.

To Register a Pattern:

(1) Press the PATTERN button in the Transition block to display the [WIPE-PATTERN]

menu. (2) Turn F1 or F3 to select a pattern for registration. (3) Modify the pattern, if needed. See section 9 "Modifying Patterns" for the pattern

modification. (4) Press the WIPE button above the SELECT/KEYPAD block. The [DIRECT PATTERN]

menu is displayed and the keypad changes to DIRECT PATTERN mode.

DIRECT : PAGE :DIRECT :CLEAR : : 1/1 PATTERN : =0 : =ON : >OFF : :

(5) Turn F1 to select a page of the Direct Pattern memory. The patterns 0-9 are stored on

PAGE 1 and the patterns 10-19 are stored on PAGE 2. (6) Press the STORE button. (7)Press the WIPE CHANNEL button once or twice to select the bus where the pattern is

being used. (8) Press a number button (0-9). The selected pattern is saved to the number button of the

selected page. (9) Repeat steps (1) to (8) to register patterns.

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MEMORY

WIPE

2D DVE

CONTROL

USER BUTTON

INC

SETUP STILL MATT FILE

DEC

KEY1 KEY2 P IN P1 P IN P2

+/-

PLAY

DSK1 DSK2 DSK3 DSK4

CLEAR

STOP

CUT

COPY

WIPE

SELECT / KEYPAD

EVENT

COPY/SWAP

SWAPCOPY

DEL

RECALL

PASTE

SEQUENCE

SEQ EDIT

NEW

INS

ADD

STORE

ENTER

OVWR

BLACK

TRANS

BKGD

WIPE

KEY1

CHANNEL

KEY2

KEYER/P IN P

ROTPOSWIPE POS

MENUMENU FINE DEF

JOYSTICK

(2D DVE)

When pressing the WIPE memory button, 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. (To cancel overwriting, press STORE.) If users cannot overwrite the number buttons (lit red), cancel the operation and change the OVER WR (overwrite) item from DISBL (disable) to ENABL (enable) in the [DIRECT RECALL] menu. The [DIRECT RECALL] menu is automatically displayed when pressing the number button where a pattern is stored on the KEYPAD.

To Select a Pattern:

(1) Press the WIPE CHANNEL button to select the bus where the pattern is recalled. (2) Press the WIPE button above the SELECT/KEYPAD block. The [DIRECT PATTERN]

menu is displayed and the keypad changes to DIRECT PATTERN mode.

(3) Turn F1 to select a page of the Direct Pattern memory in the menu.

DIRECT : PAGE :DIRECT :CLEAR : : 1/1 PATTERN : =0 : =ON : >OFF : :

(4) 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.

If the DIRECT item in the [DIRECT PATTERN] menu is set to OFF, a direct pattern cannot be recalled just by pressing a number button. In this case, press a number button and then press RECALL on the KEYPAD.

To Set Overwrite Protection

(1) Press the WIPE button above the SELECT/KEYPAD block. The [DIRECT PATTERN]

menu is displayed and the keypad changes to DIRECT PATTERN mode.

(2) Turn F1 to change DIRECT to OFF, if it is ON.

DIRECT : PAGE :DIRECT :CLEAR : : 1/1 PATTERN : =0 : =OFF : >OFF : :

(3) Turn F1 to select a page of the Direct Pattern memory in the menu. (4) Press the number button to be cleared. The [DIRECT RECALL] menu will then be

displayed.

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(5) Turn F3 to change OVER WR (Overwrite) to ON to set overwrite protection.

DIRECT :PATTERN :OVER WR:DELETE : 1/1 RECALL : =020 : =ON : =OFF :

NOTE

Before setting overwrite protection, set the DIRECT item to OFF. Otherwise, the

selected pattern will be applied the panel when pressing the number button.

To Clear a Direct Pattern Registration Individually

(1) Press the WIPE button above the SELECT/KEYPAD block. The [DIRECT PATTERN]

menu is displayed and the keypad changes to DIRECT PATTERN mode.

(2) Turn F1 to change DIRECT to OFF, if it is ON.

(3) Turn F1 to select a page of the Direct Pattern memory in the menu.

DIRECT : PAGE :DIRECT :CLEAR : : 1/1 PATTERN : =0 : =OFF : >OFF : :

(4) Press the number button to be cleared. The [DIRECT RECALL] menu will then be

displayed.

(5) Turn F4 to change DELETE to ON. Press F4 to delete the registration.

DIRECT :PATTERN :OVER WR:DELETE : 1/1 RECALL : =020 : =OFF : =ON :

NOTE

Before clearing a direct pattern registration, set the DIRECT item to OFF. Otherwise,

the selected pattern will be applied the panel when pressing the number button.

To Clear All Direct Pattern Registrations

(1) Press the WIPE button above the SELECT/KEYPAD block. The [DIRECT PATTERN]

menu is displayed and the keypad changes to DIRECT PATTERN mode.

(2) Turn F3 to change CLEAR to ALL. Then press F3 to clear all direct patterns.

DIRECT : PAGE :DIRECT :CLEAR : : 1/1 PATTERN : =0 : =OFF : >ALL : :

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8-9. IN/OUT Effects for PinP, KEY and DSK

There are two transition buttons available for each of PinP 1-2, KEY1-2 and DSK1-4: ON AIR and AUTO. (See the figure below.) They are multiple function buttons. The CUT, MIX, SLIDE (4 types) and WIPE (4 types) transitions can be performed using these two buttons for each bus.

To Perform PinP, KEY and DSK Transitions

(1) Set up a desired key or a PinP. (See section 10. "KEY and DSK or 15. "Picture-in-Picture.") (2) Press the ON AIR button. For example, to insert the PinP1 on M/E program video by using

CUT, press PinP1 ON AIR (button's default setting).

(3) Then press the AUTO button. For example, pressing PinP1 AUTO fades out the PinP1 from

the screen (button's default setting), if it is on the image.

TRANSITION

REV

NOR/REV

PATTERN

REV

NOR/REV

PATTERN

DIRECTION

BKGD

KEY1

BKGD

KEY2

KEY1

KEY2

NEXT TRANSITION

WIPEMIX

TRANSITION TYPE

ON AIR button

AUTO CUT

OFF CUT (default) Scaler Slide In/Out Wipe In/Out

FADER LIMIT

AUTO CUT

TRANSITION

RATE

ON AIR

P IN P

DVE

KEY 1

DVE

KEY 2

DVE

DSK 1

DVE

DSK 2

DVE

DSK 3

DVE

DSK 4

Buttons turn on while On-Air. Buttons turn off while Off-Air.

DVE lamps for PinP and DSK: Lights up green if 2D DVE effects are enabled.

Light Indications of the AUTO button, ON AIR button and the DVE lamp

The AUTO and ON AIR buttons turn on while On-Air and turn off while Off-Air. The light color of AUTO varies depending on the output bus.

State Output bus AUTO indication ON AIR indication PinP/KEY/DSK ON P/P PGM (*1) Lit red Lit PinP/KEY/DSK ON M/E PGM (*2) Lit green Lit

Transition P/P PGM, M/E PGM Flashing Lit

PinP/KEY/DSK OFF - - -

(*1) Lit red when DSK is on the P/P PGM image or any key or PinP is on the P/P PGM image using the re-entry function.

(*2) Lit green when DSK is on an AUX bus.

DVE lamps for KEY: Light up red if DVE patterns

are used. Light up green if 2D DVE

effects are enabled.

UTO button

OFF MIX (default) CUT (press) MIX (press and hold)

Buttons turn on while On-Air. (Light color varies by output bus) Buttons turn off while Off-Air.

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8-9-1. Setting the ON AIR Button Function (USER Transition)

As factory default setting, the function of the ON AIR buttons is set to CUT. To set the PinP1 ON AIR button to SLIDE TOP, proceed as follows:

(1) Press the TRANSITION RATE button above the PinP1 ON AIR button to display the

[TRANS] menu.

Users can also display the [TRANS] menu by quickly pressing the following buttons twice: BKGD, KEY1, KEY2 and MIX in the NEXT TRANSITION block.

(2) Turn F1 to select PinP1 at SELECT.

(3) Turn F2 to select SLIDE TOP.

TRANS :SELECT : USER TRANS :ADV CTL: 4/6 USER/ADV: =PinP1: =SLIDE TOP : =AUTO :

REV

NOR/REV

PATTERN

REV

NOR/REV

PATTERN

DIRECTION

BKGD

KEY1

BKGD

KEY2

KEY1

KEY2

NEXT TRANSITION

WIPEMIX

TRANSITION TYPE

ON AIR button

AUTO CUT

OFF CUT (default) Scaler Slide In/Out Wipe In/Out

FADER LIMIT

AUTO CUT

Buttons turn on while On-Air. Buttons turn off while Off-Air.

ON-AIR button Setting

Item Setting Description

CUT Cuts images in or out.

SCALER

USER TRANS

SLIDE RIGHT/LEFT SLIDE TOP/BOTTOM WIPE RIGHT/LEFT WIPE TOP/BOTTOM OFF Disables the button function.

TRANSITION

RATE

P IN P

DVE

KEY 1

DVE

KEY 2

ON AIR

DVE

DSK 1

DVE

DSK 2

DVE

DSK 3

DVE

DSK 4

ON AIR

Scales up to insert images or scales down to remove images.

Slides in to insert images or slides out to remove images.

Wipes images in or out.

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8-9-2. Setting the AUTO Button Function

In the factory default setting, the function of the AUTO buttons is set to CUT. To change the DSK1 ON AIR button function so that the CUT transitions can be performed by briefly pressing the button and the AUTO (MIX) transitions cab be performed by pressing and holding down the button, proceed as follows:

(1) Press the TRANSITION RATE button above the PinP1 ON AIR button to display the

[TRANS] menu.

(2) Turn F1 to select DSK1 at SELECT.

(3) Turn F4to select C/AT.

TRANS :SELECT : USER TRANS :ADV CTL: 4/6 USER/ADV: =DSK1 : =CUT : =C/AT :

REV

NOR/REV

DIRECTION

PATTERN

BKGD

KEY1

NEXT TRANSITION

KEY2

FADER LIMIT

WIPEMIX

TRANSITION TYPE

AUTO CUT

FADER LIMIT

AUTO CUT

AUTO Button Setting

Item Setting Description

AUTO Always performs MIX transitions regardless of how long the button is pressed.

ADV CTL

C/AT

Performs Cut transitions when button is briefly pressed. Performs MIX transitions when button is pressed and held down.

OFF Disables the button function.

The transition time for MIX transitions can be set under RATE in the [TRANS] (1/6)-(3/6)

menus. See section 8-10-2. "Transition Rate" for details.

TRANSITION

RATE

ON AIR

P IN P

DVE

KEY 1

DVE

KEY 2

UTO button

OFF MIX (default)

DVE

DSK 1

DVE

DSK 2

DVE

DSK 3

DVE

DSK 4

CUT (press) MIX (press and hold)

Buttons turn on while On-Air. (Light color varies by output bus) Buttons turn off while Off-Air.

Users can perform KEY1 and KEY 2 transitions in the NEXT TRANSITION block in the same way as those for the M/E background. Therefore, if KEY1 is set up to MIX or WIPE in the NEXT TRANSITION block, pressing KEY1 AUTO performs the MIX or WIPE transition in the same way as that for the AUTO button in the NEXT TRANSITION.

The DVE lamps for KEY1 and KEY2 light up red to indicate that the key uses a DVE pattern. This is useful for checking the currently used DVE channels, because only two DVE channels can be used at the same time.

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8-10. Advanced Settings for Transitions

8-10-1. Fader Limit

The fader limit setting determines how far your transition can proceed. 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 procedure to do this is as follows.

(1) Press the FADER LIMIT button in the TRANSITION block to display the [TRANS - LIMIT]

menu. Set the fader limit value at L (Limit). The default setting is 100.0. With this setting, the transition is complete with pictures switching fully. Set E (Enable) to ON to enable the

fader limit function.

TRANS : M/E BKGD : P/P BKGD : 1/5 LIMIT :L=100.0:E=ON :L=100.0:E=ON :

(2) Press the page down button to go to the following pages and set the fader limit for KEY,

PinP and DSK in the same way.

The FADER LIMIT buttons turn on when the fader limit function is enabled. Pressing the FADER LIMIT buttons on the fader levers toggle the fader limit feature of the background to ON or OFF.

(3) Press AUTO or move the fader lever to perform transitions.

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:TRSEDGE: FADER OFFSET : 1/2 M/E CTRL: =P/P : =OFF :U=1.00 L=1.00 :

PANEL :BUSTYPE: : FADER OFFSET : 2/2 P/P 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.

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8-10-2. Transition Rate

The transition rate setting determines how long the transition takes in frames to complete.

(1) Press the TRANSITION RATE button above the PinP1 ON AIR button to display the

[TRANS] menu.

Users can also display the [TRANS] menu by quickly pressing the following buttons twice: BKGD, KEY1, KEY2 and MIX in the NEXT TRANSITION block.

(2) Turn F1 to F4 to set the transition rate for each bus. To enter the rate in the KEYPAD,

press F1 or other related control-push button, enter the rate in the KEYPAD and then press ENTER 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 the page up and down buttons to move between the menu pages. The setting range is 0 to 999 on a frame basis.

TRANS : M/E : P/P : BLACK TRANS : 1/6 BKGD/BLK: =30 : =30 : =30 : =P/P :

TRANS : KEY1 : KEY2 : PinP1 : PinP2 : 2/6 RATE-M/E: =30 : =30 : =30 : =30 :

TRANS : DSK1 : DSK2 : DSK3 : DSK4 : 3/6 RATE-P/P: =30 : =30 : =30 : =30 :

8-10-3. Endpoint Processing for DVE Transitions

In DVE operations, differences in video delay times when entering and exiting DVE effects can cause the video to appear choppy. This choppiness can be reduced by menu setting so

that the DVE effect always exits at the transition start and end points (TRS EDGE to OFF in

the [SETUP-PANEL-TRS CTRL] menu).

PANEL :BUSTYPE:TRS EDGE: FADER OFFSET : 1/2 M/E CTRL: =P/P : =OFF :U=1.00 L=1.00 :

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8-10-4. Effect Background

The effect background is the bottom layer placed below the DVE effects. It is used to transition images with a 2Ch-DVE pattern.

(1) Press the TRANSITION RATE button above the PinP1 ON AIR button to display the

[TRANS] menu.

(2) Press the page down button to go to PAGE 5.

TRANS : XPT : : 5/6 EFF BKGD: =MATT : :

(3) Turn F1 to select the DVE background image from MATT, AUX7 or AUX8.

If AUX7 or AUX8 is set, the currently selected image for AUX7 or AUX8 is used. If MATT is set, go to the next page (PAGE 6) to specify the color for MATT. See section 5-7-1. "Setting Up the Matte Color" for color setting.

Effect background

DVE image

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9. Modifying Patterns

9-1. 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 five 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 modification settings 0 to 99 WIPE 2D border, multi, 2D position, 2D size, etc. 100 to 137 2D/2.5D DVE 2D border, 2D position, 2D size, crop, etc. 140 to 147,

150 to 157, 161 and 162

170 to 181 2D/2.5D DVE (2ch) 2D border, 2D position, 2D size, crop, etc. 200 to MIX, FAM, NAM ---

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 KEY transition and background transition. See section 9-6. "WIPE Menu" for details about modification settings.

9-2. Modified Patterns

3D DVE 2D border, lighting effects, warp effects, crop, etc.

Press the PATTERN button in the Transition block to display the [WIPE-PATTERN] menu. The currently selected patterns are displayed in the menu. When a pattern is modified, the letter "M' is added in front of the pattern number as shown in the menu below. When the CG WIPE feature is enabled (ENABLE in the [WIPE MODIFY-CG WIPE] menu is set to ON.), the letter "C' is added in front of the pattern number.

WIPE:BKGD :KEY1 :KEY2 : 1/1 PATT:M00 :M20 :00 :

The same pattern can be individually modified for the background, KEY1 and KEY2. However, when you change the pattern to another one of the same type (WIPE or DVE) after modifying the pattern, the modified pattern data will be lost. To preserve and recall a modified pattern easily, register it to the Direct Pattern memory. (See section 8-8-2. "Direct Pattern Function.")

Returning Pattern to Normal Settings

When you change a pattern to another one of the same type after the pattern modification in some cases, some modification data set for the specified pattern may be preserved and applied to the newly selected pattern. In these cases, if you wish the modified pattern to return to the default settings, reset the pattern. (See section 9-5. "How to Reset WIPE Menu".)

Baking Up Modified Data

The modified pattern data is lost when powering off the switcher. It is recommended that important modified data be backed up to the event memory or a USB flash memory stick. For details about backup procedures, refer to section 17 "Event Memory" and section 19. "File Operations." The Direct Pattern data is included in the switcher's backup data (ALL data).

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9-3. Pattern Modify Example1 (Pattern 20)

This modification example adds a border effect to background transitions using Pattern 20.

(1) Select a desired signal on the M/E PST bus. (2) Press BKGD in the NEXT TRANSITION block. (3) Press WIPE in the TRNSITION TYPE block. (4) Press PATTERN in the TRANSITION block to display the [WIPE PATTERN] menu. (5) Turn F1 to select 20.

WIPE:BKGD :KEY1 :KEY2 : 1/1 PATT:20 :00 :00 :

(6) Press the WIPE CHANNEL button to the right of the Keypad to turn BKGD to ON. (7) Press the MENU control button, then press the WIPE button in the Keypad to display the

[WIPE] menu.

(8) Turn F1 to select BORDER. Press F1 or the page down button.

WIPE BG :>BORDER >POS/ANGL>MULTI >SUB EFF No.020 :>CG WIPE >INIT

(9) The [WIPE - BORDER] menu appears. Turn F1 to select the signal used for the border under

SIGNAL. Select MATT in this example. Set the border width under WIDTH and border softness under SOFT.

WIPE BG :SIGNAL : WIDTH : SOFT : : 1/2 BORDER : =MATT : =5.0 : =2.0 : :

(10) Press the page down button to go to PAGE 2. (11) Turn F4 to select a border color among 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 ENTER in the Keypad. Users can also set these three parameters in the JOYSTICK block. (See section 4-2-4. "Changing Settings or Values Using the Joystick".)

WIPE BG : BORDER COLOR :RECALL : 2/2 BORDER :S=66.3 L=5.4 H=3.5 : >BLUE :

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9-4. Pattern Modify Example2 (Pattern 117)

This modification example also adds a border effect to KEY1 transitions using Pattern 117. However Pattern 117 has different border settings than Pattern 20. It can use both inside and outside border effects.

(1) Set up KEY1 (See section 10. "KEY and DSK.") (2) Press KEY1 in the NEXT TRANSITION block. (3) Press WIPE in the TRNSITION TYPE block. (4) Press PATTERN in the TRANSITION block to display the [WIPE PATTERN] menu. (5) Press F2, enter "117" in the Keypad and press ENTER in the Keypad to select Pattern 117.

WIPE:BKGD :KEY1 :KEY2 : 1/1 PATT:M20 :117 :00 :

(6) Press the WIPE CHANNEL button to the right of the Keypad to turn KEY1 to ON. (7) Press the MENU control button, then press the WIPE button in the Keypad to display the

[WIPE] menu.

(8) Turn F1 to select BORDER. Press F1 or the page down button.

WIPE K1 :>BORDER >POS/ANGL>MULTI >SUB EFF No.117 :>INIT

(9) 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 K1 : INSIDE : OUTSIDE : 1/3 BORDER :X=20 Y=50 :X=5 Y=5 :

(10) 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 K1 : INSIDE :OUTSIDE: : 2/3 BDR SOFT:X=3 Y=3 : =0 : :

(11) Press the page down button to go to PAGE 3. (12) Turn F4 to select a border color among 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 ENTER in the Keypad. Users can also set these three parameters in the JOYSTICK block. (See section 4-2-4. "Changing Settings or Values Using the Joystick.")

WIPE K1 : BORDER COLOR :RECALL : 3/3 BDR COL :S=66.3 L=5.4 H=3.5 : >BLUE :

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9-5. How to Reset the WIPE Menu

All parameters in the WIPE menu can be returned to factory default settings by the procedures below.

To Reset a Part of the Modified Pattern using the WIPE Menu:

The INIT items in the menu allows the user to reset a submenu respectively in the WIPE menu.

(1) Press the WIPE CHANNEL button to turn on the lamp of the bus where the pattern is used. (2) Press the MENU control button, then press the WIPE button in the Keypad to display the

[WIPE] menu.

(3) Turn F1 to select INIT. And then press and hold down F1 for a while.

WIPE BG :>BORDER >POS/ASP >CROP >SUB EFF No.117 :>CG WIPE >INIT

(4) Turn F1 to select the parameter group you want to reset under INIT. Press F1 to reset the

selected parameter values.

WIPE BG :INIT : : 1/1 INIT :=BORDER: :

To Reset a Modified Pattern using the WIPE PATTERN Menu:

(1) Press PATTERN in the TRANSITION block to display the [WIPE PATTERN] menu. The

letter "M" appears in front of the modified pattern.

WIPE:BKGD :KEY1 :KEY2 : 1/1 PATT:00 :M20 :00 :

(2) Press and hold down F2 to reset Pattern 20 in the above example.

To Reset a Modified Pattern using User Buttons:

(1) Assign the reset function of the WIPE menu (OTHER - WIPE MOD BKGD RESET, WIPE

MOD KEY1 RESET or WIPE MOD KEY2 RESET) to a USER button.

(2) Press the USER button. All parameters for the selected bus in the WIPE menu are returned

to factory default settings. (See section 21. "USER Button.")

MEMORY

WIPE

2D DVE

CONTROL

USER BUTTON

INC

SETUP STILL MATT FILE

DEC

KEY1 KEY2 P IN P1 P IN P2

+/-

PLAY

CUT

DSK1 DSK2 DSK3 DSK4

CLEAR

STOP

COPY

WIPE

SELECT / KEYPAD

EVENT

COPY/SWAP

SWAPCOPY

DEL

RECALL

PASTE

SEQUENCE

SEQ EDIT

NEW

INS

ADD

STORE

ENTER

OVWR

BLACK

TRANS

BKGD

WIPE

KEY1

CHANNEL

KEY2

KEYER/P IN P

MENUMENU FINE DEF

JOYSTICK

(2D DVE)

ROTPOSWIPE POS

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9-6. WIPE Menu

9-6-1. No.0-99

The pattern number is displayed instead of "0XX" in the top page of the submenu. "BG" (BKGD), "K1"(KEY1) or "K2"(KEY2) is displayed instead of "XX" on each page.

WIPE XX :>BORDER >POS/ANGL>MULTI >SUB EFF No.0XX :>CG WIPE >INIT

WIPE XX :SIGNAL : WIDTH : SOFT : : 1/2 BORDER : =MATT : =0.0 : =0.0 : :

WIPE XX : BORDER COLOR :RECALL : 2/2 BORDER :S=66.3 L=5.4 H=3.5 : >BLUE :

WIPE XX : POSITION : ANGLE :ASPECT : 1/1 POS/ANGL:X=0 Y=0 : =0.0 : =0.0 :

WIPE XX : MULTI : : 1/1 MULTI :X=1 Y=1 : :

WIPE XX :EFFECT : MONO COLOR : 1/3 SUB EFF : =NOR :S=0.0 H=0.0 En=OFF :

WIPE XX : DEFOCUS : PAINT : 2/3 SUB EFF :H=0.0 V=0.0 :Y=0 C=0 :

WIPE XX :FREEZE :STROBE : NEGA :MOSAIC : 3/3 SUB EFF : =OFF : =OFF : =OFF : =OFF :

See section 14 for details about the CG WIPE pages. The WIPE menu for KEY 1 and KEY 2 does not have CG WIPE pages.

WIPE XX : INIT : : 1/1 INIT : >OFF : :

The SUB EFF pages are not available in No.0-99 for KEY1 and KEY2. Only softness can be set in the BORDER page in No.0-99 for KEY1 and KEY2.

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9-6-2. No.100-137

The pattern number is displayed instead of "1XX" in the top page of the submenu. "BG" (BKGD), "K1"(KEY1) or "K2"(KEY2) is displayed instead of "XX" on each page.

WIPE XX :>BORDER >POS/ASP >CROP >SUB EFF No.1XX :>CG WIPE >INIT

WIPE XX : INSIDE : OUTSIDE : 1/3 BORDER :X=0 Y=0 :X=0 Y=0 :

WIPE XX : INSIDE :OUTSIDE: : 2/3 BDR SOFT:X=0 Y=0 : =0 : :

WIPE XX : BORDER COLOR :RECALL : 3/3 BDR COL :S=66.3 L=5.4 H=3.5 : >BLUE :

WIPE XX : POSITION : SIZE : : 1/2 POS/SIZE:X=0 Y=0 : =1000 : :

WIPE XX : ASPECT :FADE LV: : 2/2 ASPT/FAD:X=1000 Y=1000 : =0.0 : :

WIPE XX : CROP POSITION : 1/1 CROP :T=0.0 B=0.0 L=0.0 R=0.0 :

WIPE XX : : MONO COLOR : 1/3 SUB EFF : :S=0.0 H=0.0 En=OFF :

WIPE XX : 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 :

See section 14 for details about the CG WIPE pages. The WIPE menu for KEY 1 and KEY 2 does not have CG WIPE pages.

WIPE XX : INIT : : 1/1 INIT : >OFF : :

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9-6-3. No.140-147, 150-157, 161 and 162

The pattern number is displayed instead of "1XX" in the top page of the submenu. "BG" (BKGD), "K1"(KEY1) or "K2"(KEY2) is displayed instead of "XX" on each page.

WIPE XX :>BORDER >TURN >CROP >SUB EFF No.1XX :>CG WIPE >INIT

WIPE XX : INSIDE : OUTSIDE : 1/3 BORDER :X=0 Y=0 :X=0 Y=0 :

WIPE XX : INSIDE :OUTSIDE: : 2/3 BDR SOFT:X=0 Y=0 : =0 : :

WIPE XX : BORDER COLOR :RECALL : 3/3 BDR COL :S=66.3 L=5.4 H=3.5 : >BLUE :

WIPE XX : LIGHTING : DIR : RAD : 1/2 WARP :W=0.0 En=OFF : =0 : =0 :

WIPE XX : LIGHT COLOR :RECALL : 2/2 LIGHTCOL:S=0.0 L=100.0 H=0.0 : >WHITE:

WIPE XX : CROP POSITION : 1/1 CROP :T=0.0 B=0.0 L=0.0 R=0.0 :

WIPE XX : : MONO COLOR : 1/3 SUB EFF : :S=0.0 H=0.0 En=OFF :

WIPE XX : DEFOCUS : PAINT : 2/3 SUB EFF :H=0.0 V=0.0 :Y=0 C=0 :

WIPE XX :FREEZE :STROBE : NEGA :MOSAIC : 3/3 SUB EFF : =OFF : =OFF : =OFF : =OFF :

See section 14 for details about the CG WIPE pages. The WIPE menu for KEY 1 and KEY 2 does not have CG WIPE pages.

WIPE XX : INIT : : 1/1 INIT : >OFF : :

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9-6-4. No.170-181

The pattern number is displayed instead of "1XX" in the top page of the submenu. "BG1" (BKGD CH1) or "BG2"( BKGD CH2) is displayed instead of "BGx" on each page.

WIPE BG :>BORDER1 >CROP1 >SUB EFF1>CG WIPE No.1XX :>BORDER2 >CROP2 >SUB EFF2>INIT

WIPE BGx: INSIDE : OUTSIDE : 1/3 BORDER :X=0 Y=0 :X=0 Y=0 :

WIPE BGx: INSIDE :OUTSIDE: : 2/3 BDR SOFT:X=0 Y=0 : =0 : :

WIPE BGx: BORDER COLOR :RECALL : 3/3 BDR COL :S=66.3 L=5.4 H=3.5 : >BLUE :

WIPE BGx: CROP POSITION : 1/1 CROP :T=0.0 B=0.0 L=0.0 R=0.0 :

WIPE BGx: : MONO COLOR : 1/3 SUB EFF : :S=0.0 H=0.0 En=OFF :

WIPE BGx: DEFOCUS : PAINT : 2/3 SUB EFF :H=0.0 V=0.0 :Y=0 C=0 :

WIPE BGx:FREEZE :STROBE : NEGA :MOSAIC : 3/3 SUB EFF : =OFF : =OFF : =OFF : =OFF :

See section 14 for details about the CG WIPE pages. The WIPE menu for KEY 1 and KEY 2 does not have CG WIPE pages.

WIPE BGx: INIT : : 1/1 INIT : >OFF : :

9-6-5. No.200-202

The pattern number is displayed instead of "2XX" in the top page of the submenu.

WIPE BG : >CG WIPE >INIT No.20X :

See section 14 for details about the CG WIPE pages. The INIT menu is the same as that of other patterns

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10. KEY and DSK

The key feature enables you to superimpose titles and images onto background signals. With the HVS-350 series, six keyer channels (two KEYs and four DSKs) are available. KEY and DSK can use three keyer types: Luminance Key, Full Key and Bus Key. Key Invert, Mask and 2D DVE effects can also be added to both DSK and KEY. Furthermore, the Chroma Key feature and Edge effect are also provided to two KEYs.

Feature Comparison between KEY and DSK

KEY DSK Key invert, Mask Available Available 2D DVE Available Available Luminance key, Full key, Bus key Available Available Chroma key Available Edge effect Available Pattern transition M/E PGM image selection - Available (*1) Output bus M/E M/E, P/P or AUX1-8 (*2)

(*1) Except when M/E is selected for the output bus. (*2) The default output bus is P/P. See section 11. "Selecting Output Bus for DSK."

The method for KEY and DSK settings are almost the same. The following section describes the key setup and adjustment using KEY1 as an example.

 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.

Luminance Key

Edge

 Full key

Full Key displays the key insert signal full-screen.

Full Key

BOX(AND)

mask

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 Bus key

Bus Key, also called External Key, uses different images for Key Source and Key Insert. The background signal is cut out using Key Source and Key Insert fills in the cut out part of the signal.

Bus ke

INVERT

BOX(OR)

mask

10-1. Luminance Key

(1) Press the KEY1 button in BUS SELECT. (2) Select a signal for Key Insert in the KEY/AUX bus.

212

KEYER

P IN P

2341

DSK

KEY/AUX

234567891011121

(3) Quickly press KEY1 twice in BUS SELECT to display the [KEY1 SETUP] menu. (4) Turn F1 to select INS/SRC, and press F1 or the page down button.

KEY1 :>INS/SRC >EDGE >MASK >CK SETUP :>POS/SIZ >BORDER >SUB EFF >INIT

(5) The [KEY1- INS/SRC] menu is displayed. Turn F1 to set TYPE to LUM. The insert signal can

also be selected at INSERT.

KEY1 : TYPE :INSERT :SOURCE :INVERT : 1/3 INS/SRC : =LUM : >IN01 : =IN01 : =OFF :

23456781

M/E

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

AUX

PREV MV1CLEAN MV2

PGMPREV CLEANPGM

P/P

See section 8-5. "KEY Transitions" and 8-9. "IN/OUT Effects for PinP, KEY and DSK" for details on transitions. See section 10-4. "Adjusting Key Signal" for details on making fine adjustments.

Edge (KEY only), Invert, Mask and 2D DVE effects can be applied to the luminance key.

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10-2. Full Key

(1) Follow Step (1) to Step (4) in "Luminance Key" above.

(2) The [KEY1- INS/SRC] menu is displayed. Turn F1 to set TYPE to FULL. The insert signal

can also be selected at INSERT.

KEY1 : TYPE :INSERT :SOURCE :INVERT : 1/3 INS/SRC : =FULL : >IN01 : =IN01 : =OFF :

See section 8-5. "KEY Transitions" and 8-9. "IN/OUT Effects for PinP, KEY and DSK" for details on transitions. See section 10-4. "Adjusting Key Signal" for details on making fine adjustment.

Edge, Invert, Mask and 2D DVE effects can be applied to the luminance key.

10-3. 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-350 series has a KEY LINK function, which enables you to select a key source and insert using only a source button. See section 10-3-1. "Key Link" for details.

(1) Press the KEY1 button in BUS SELECT. (2) Select a signal for Key Insert in the KEY/AUX bus.

212

KEYER

P IN P

2341

DSK

KEY/AUX

234567891011121

(3) Quickly press KEY1 twice in BUS SELECT to display the [KEY1SETUP] menu. (4) Turn F1 to select INS/SRC, and press F1 or the page down button.

KEY1 :>INS/SRC >EDGE >MASK >CK SETUP :>POS/SIZ >BORDER >SUB EFF >INIT

(5) The [KEY1- INS/SRC] menu is displayed. Turn F1 to set TYPE to BUS. (6) Turn F3 to select a signal for Key Source in SOURCE.

KEY1 : TYPE :INSERT :SOURCE :INVERT : 1/3 INS/SRC : =BUS : >IN01 : =IN02 : =OFF :

23456781

M/E

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

AUX

PREV MV1CLEAN MV2

PGMPREV CLEANPGM

P/P

See section 8-5. "KEY Transitions" and 8-9. "IN/OUT Effects for PinP, KEY and DSK" for details on transitions. See section 10-4. "Adjusting Key Signal" for details on making fine adjustments.

Edge, Invert, Mask and 2D DVE effects can be applied to the luminance key.

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10-3-1. Key Link

A Key Source signal is automatically selected when a Key Insert signal is selected when KEY LINK is on. The INSERT/SOURCE signal pairs are automatically set once they are selected for a key (KEY or DSK). To change signal assignment, select the INSERT/SOURCE signal pair again for the key or another key. The same assignments are shared among all keys of DSK1-4 and KEY1-2.

When Using the Key Link:

(1) Select a key among KEY1-2 and DSK1-4.

212

KEYER

P IN P

2341

DSK

KEY/AUX

234567891011121

23456781

M/E

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

AUX

PREV MV1CLEAN MV2

PGMPREV CLEANPGM

P/P

(2) Just selecting a signal for KEY INSERT in the KEY/AUX allows users to select a KEY

INSERT and KEY SOURCE signal pair.

NOTE

If the key links do not work correctly, set LINK to ON on PAGE 2 of the [SETUP-

FUNCTION - KEY/DSK] menu.

10-3-2. KEY INSERT MATT

In addition to the bus matt signal, the internally generate MATT can be used as key fill.

KEY INSERT MATT is a dedicated matte signal for DSK and KEY and it is not the same as BUS MATT. The different colors can be set in KEY INSERT MATT for each key (KEY1-2 and DSK1-4).

(1) Set up a Bus Key, then press F2 in the [KEY1- INS/SRC] menu to set INSERT to InMAT

(Insert Matt).

KEY1 : TYPE :INSERT :SOURCE :INVERT : 1/3 INS/SRC : =BUS : >InMAT: =IN02 : =OFF :

(2) Press the page down button to go to PAGE3. (3) Press F4 and select a color among eight standard colors, then press F4 .

To use a different color, turn F1, F2, and F3 to adjust the color.

KEY1 : MATT COLOR :RECALL : 3/3 INS MATT:S=67.3 L=15.8 H=257.5: >RED :

Key Links cannot be applied to KEY MATT.

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10-4. KEY INSERT AUX

The KEY INSERT AUX allow users to replace key fill images using the AUX7 or AUX8 bus, changing only inside images while maintaining key shapes.

KEY

(1) Set up a bus referring to Section "10-3. Bus Key". Then press F2 in the [KEY1 - INS/SRC]

menu to select InMAT (insert matt) under INSERT.

(2) Turn F2 to select AUX7 (or AUX8).

KEY1 : TYPE :INSERT :SOURCE :INVERT : 1/3 INS/SRC : =BUS : >AUX7 : =IN02 : =OFF :

(3) Press AUX7 (or AUX8) in the BUS SELECT section. (4) Select a video signal for the key fill on the KEY/AUX bus.

KEY/AUX

Change KEY INSERT

to AUX7.

212

KEYER

P IN P

234567891011121

Change the AUX7

image.

2341

DSK

23456781

M/E

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

AUX

PREV MV1CLEAN MV2

PGMPREV CLEANPGM

P/P

Note that if an internally generated signal such as program, preview clean or multi-view (stills and matts are available) is selected for AUX7 or 8, key images will appear black. KEY LINK is not available when using AUX7 or 8.

The KEY INSERT AUX function can be applied to bus-, full- and chroma-keys.

10-5. Adjusting the Key Signal

Clip and Gain allows users to adjust the key signal and its composition over the background. The transparency of the KEY can also be adjusted.

(1) Quickly press KEY1 twice in BUS SELECT, and display the [KEY1 SETUP] menu. (2) Turn F1 to select INS/SRC, and press F1 or the page down button.

KEY1 :>INS/SRC >EDGE >MASK >CK SETUP :>POS/SIZ >BORDER >SUB EFF >INIT

(3) The [KEY1- INS/SRC] menu is displayed. Press the page down button to go to PAGE2.

KEY1 : GAIN : CLIP :TRANSP :FAM : 2/3 PROC AMP: =1.0 : =6.2 : =0.0 : =OFF :

(4) Turn F1 to adjust GAIN (5) Turn F2 to adjust CLIP for adjusting the key.

(6) Turn F3 to set the transparency of the key. Increasing the value makes the key more

transparent.

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10-6. Chroma Key

Chroma key 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 the filmed image is detected and will be used to create the key signal.

10-6-1. Creating a Chroma Key

Chromake

(1) Select a signal to be used as a background on the M/E PGM bus. (2) Press the KEY1 button in BUS SELECT and select a Chroma key signal in the KEY/AUX

bus. (The signal can be selected in the INSERT item in the [KEY1 - INS/SRC] menu.) (3) Quickly press KEY1 twice in BUS SELECT to display the [KEY1 SETUP] menu. (4) Turn F1 to select INS/SRC, and press F1 or the page down button.

KEY1 :>INS/SRC >EDGE >MASK >CK SETUP :>POS/SIZ >BORDER >SUB EFF >INIT

(5) The [KEY1 - INS/SRC] menu is displayed. Turn F1 to set TYPE to CHR.

KEY1 : TYPE :INSERT :SOURCE :INVERT : 1/3 INS/SRC : =CHR : >IN01 : =IN01 : =OFF :

(6) Press KEY1 ON AIR to display KEY1 on the M/E program screen. (7) Press the page up button to return to the [KEY1 SETUP] menu. (8) Turn F1 to select CK and press F1 to display the [KEY1 - AUTO CK] menu.

(9) Turn F3 to change SELECT to ON to activate the Auto Chroma key.

KEY1 : POSITION :SELECT :PGM OUT: 1/5 AUTO CK :X=0 Y=0 : =ON : =OFF :

(10) KEY1 is displayed on the topmost layer of the M/E preview image and a cross hair cursor

appears. The current position of the cursor is displayed at POS X and POS Y in the [KEY1

- AUTO CK] menu.

If you need to have a crosshair cursor also appear on the M/E PGM screen, set the PGM OUT item to ON in the [KEY1 - AUTO CK] menu.

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(11) Press the MENU control button in the Joystick block. Move the joystick up, down left and

right to move the crosshair cursor onto the desired color. Pressing the FINE button will help you fine tune the adjustment. To precisely adjust the position, press F1 or F2, enter

the values directly into POSITION X and Y using the numeric keypad and then press

ENTER. Selecting a darker color makes adjustment easier.

(12) Twist the joystick counter-clockwise to generate the Chroma key. This can also be done

by turning F3 to set the SELECT item to OFF in the [KEY1 - AUTO CK] menu.

KEY1 : POSITION :SELECT :PGM OUT: 1/5 AUTO CK :X=100 Y=600 : =ON : =OFF :

Preview image

Move the crosshair with the

oystick along the X-Y axes and twist the joystick CCW to create a Chroma key..

BKGD

KEY1

CHANNEL

KEY2

KEYER/P IN P

MENUMENU FINE DEF

JOYSTICK

WIPE

(2D DVE)

ROTPOSWIPE POS

10-6-2. Chroma Key adjustments

If the desired result is not achieved using the automatic chroma key generation procedure, fine adjustments can be made as follows:

Adjust HUE, ANGLE and

NGLE OFFSET to make

the background clear.

Use CK EDGE to smooth chroma key edges.

Use COLOR CANCEL and SUPPRESSION to eliminate or reduce color noise on the bird.

 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 chroma key menu. Adjust the left edge in

the L (LEFT) item and the right edge in the R (RIGHT) item.

KEY1 : CK EDGE :CK MODE:CK MASK: 2/5 CK ADJT :L=0 R=0 : =NORML: =NORML:

 Gain and Clip

These are used to adjust the key signal and its composition over the background image. Press the page down button to go to PAGE3 of the chroma key menu. Turn F1 and F2 to adjust the gain and clip.

KEY1 : GAIN : CLIP : HUE :COL CAN: 3/5 CK ADJT : =1.0 : =0.0 : =0.0 : =ON :

For chroma key, INVERT, GAIN, CLIP, and TRANSP in the KEY - INS/SRC] menu cannot

be set.

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 Chroma Key Mix Mode 1 (CK MODE)

Set a mix mode 1 for chroma keys suitable to the background image under CK MODE in PAGE 2.

KEY1 : CK EDGE :CK MODE:CK MASK: 2/5 CK ADJT :L=0 R=0 : =NORML: =NORML:

CK MODE setting Description NORMAL Used for ordinary background images. BLACK Used for lower luminance background images. This reduces the

luminance level of chroma key edges to appear smoother.

 Chromakey Mix Mode 2 (CK MASK)

Set a mix mode 2 for chroma keys suitable to composite method under CK MASK in PAGE 2. to the background image under CK MODE in PAGE2.

KEY1 : CK EDGE :CK MODE:CK MASK: 2/5 CK ADJT :L=0 R=0 : =NORML: =NORML:

CK MASK setting Description NORML

(NORMAL)

CHROM (CHROMA)

Used for the standard chroma key composite. (Used to mask areas characterized by both luminance and chrominance components with the key cut signal.)

Used to mask areas characterized by the chrominance component with the key cut signal. (See section 10-6-4.)

 Adjusting Chroma key Colors

Use to fine-tune specific chroma key colors, press the page down button to go to PAGE3 of the KEY menu. Turn F3 to make HUE adjustments.

KEY1 : 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 KEY 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 the Y, C and K parameters of ANGLE OFFSET.

KEY1 : 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 the Y, C1, and C2 parameters in SUPPRESSION respectively to eliminate or reduce the color

noises.

KEY1 : SUPPRESSION : : 4/5 SUPPRES :Y=1.00 C1=1.00 C2=0.0 : :

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10-6-3. Advanced Example 1 (Using KEY INSERT AUX)

This example replaces Chromakey images while maintaining the key shape by selecting InMAT (insert matt) or AUX7 or 8 for KEY INSERT. (See section 10-4. "KEY INSERT AUX.")

Replace the chroma key image to a matt or other image.

(1) Set up a Chroma key referring to Section "10-6-1. Creating a Chroma Key". Then press

F2 in the [KEY1 - INS/SRC] menu to select InMAT (insert matt) under INSERT.

To change the matt color, see section 10-3-2. "KEY INSERT MATT". To change the key to another image, go to Step (2).

KEY1 : TYPE :INSERT :SOURCE :INVERT : 1/3 INS/SRC : =CHR : >InMAT: =IN02 : =OFF :

(2) Turn F2 to select AUX7 (or AUX8).

KEY1 : TYPE :INSERT :SOURCE :INVERT : 1/3 INS/SRC : =CHR : >AUX7 : =IN02 : =OFF :

(3) Press AUX7 (or AUX8) in the BUS SELECT section. (4) Select a video signal for the key fill on the KEY/AUX bus

10-6-4. Advanced Example 2 (Images with a Specified Color Left)

Setting INVERT to ON and CK MASK to CHROM allows you to create chroma key images

as shown below in which the specified color areas remain with the original color and other areas are changed to black-and-white.

Only green color remains.

Green is specified.

IN01 Chroma key composite image

Changed to B/W

except Green

ed color remains.

Only

IN01

Red Flag is specified.

Changed to B/W

except Flag

Chroma key composite image

KEY1 : TYPE :INSERT :SOURCE :INVERT : 1/3 INS/SRC : =CHR : >IN01 : --- : =ON :

KEY1 : CK EDGE :CK MODE:CK MASK: 2/5 CK ADJT :L=0 R=0 : =NORML: =CHROM:

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10-7. Mask and Invert

Mask and Invert can be used for keys and DSKs. KEY1 is used as an example in this section.

INVERT

BOX(OR)

mask

10-7-1. Inverting Key and Background

Setting Invert to ON inverts the key image and the background image. Set INVERT in the

[KEY1- INS/SRC] menu to ON. The key signal is then inverted.

10-7-2. Key Masks

Bus key

 BOX Mask

Box-shaped masks can be applied to keys. They can also be inverted so that the keyed area inside the box becomes invisible.

(1) Create a KEY1. (2) Quickly press KEY1 twice to display the [KEY1 SETUP] menu. (3) Turn F1 to select MASK, and press F1 or the page down button to open the [KEY1 -

MASK] menu.

(4) Turn F2 to select BOX on PAGE 1 in the [KEY1-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.

KEY1 : TYPE :MASK :INVERT : : 1/2 MASK : =AND : =BOX : =OFF : :

(5) Set the horizontal and vertical mask width on PAGE 2 in the MASK menu.

KEY1 : BOX MASK POSITION : 2/2 MASK POS:T=0 B=0 L=0 R=0 :

(6) Setting the INVERT item on PAGE 1 in the MASK menu to ON inverts the Box Mask.

KEY1 : TYPE :MASK :INVERT : : 1/2 MASK : =AND : =BOX : =ON : :

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 Signal Mask

The following signals available in the switcher can be used for mask signals instead of Box.

Input signal IN01-08 Input signal (option) INA1-4, INB1-4, INC1-4, IND1-4 Internally generated signal BLK (BLACK), STL1-STL4, MAT1-MAT2, CLBR(Color bar) Other AUX1-8

(1) Setup KEY1. (2) Quickly press KEY1 twice in the BUS SELECT block to display the [KEY1 SETUP] menu. (3) Turn F1 to select MASK, and press F1 or the page down button to open the [KEY1 –

MASK] menu.

(4) Turn F2 to select a signal used for the mask on PAGE 1 in the [KEY1 - MASK] menu. Set

TYPE to AND or OR. If set to AND, the area where Key Source and Signal Mask are

overlapped is used as the key signal. If set to OR, both Key Source and Signal Mask keys

are used as the key signal.

KEY1 : TYPE :MASK :INVERT : : 1/2 MASK : =AND : =AUX7 : =OFF : :

(5) Setting the INVERT item on PAGE 1 in the [KEY1 - MASK] menu to ON inverts the Signal

Mask.

KEY1 : TYPE :MASK :INVERT : : 1/2 MASK : =AND : =AUX7 : =ON : :

10-8. Key Edge

The EDGE function allows users to add border type edges on KEY 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 [KEY1 - EDGE] menu. Turn F1 to select NORMAL or O_LINE for TYPE. Selecting

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 edge

width.

No edge, no shadow Normal edge Outline edge

KEY1 : 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.

KEY1 : POSITION : : 2/3 EDGE POS:X=0 Y=0 : :