FOR-A HVS-3800HS, HVS-3800S, HVS-16OUA, HVS-24OUA, HVS-12ROUA Installation And Operation Manual

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OPERATION MANUAL

HVS-3800HS HVS-3800S

Digital Video Switcher

HVS-16OUA HVS-24OUA HVS-12ROUA

Hanabi Operation Unit

3rd Edition - Rev. 7

Edition Revision History

Edit. Rev. Date Description Section 1 - 2006-12-15 2005-12-05 Added color correction. 2 2006-08-24 Added HVS-24OUA description.

Various additional functions and corrections.

2 1 2006-12-22 Addition to OU SETUP-MODE (2/2) menu, USER

button function and Color Mix

2 2 2007-05-31 -Bus selection for User pattern

-Side Panel

-TGA with alpha supported

-Menu go back/forward function

-ASPECT for Safety Area Display

-Auto transition by GPI IN

3 2007-10-31 -HVS-12ROUA added

-HVS-38SS/SSAM option added

-AUX LINK function added

3 1 2007-12-10 -Aspect setting in WIPE MODIFY menu

-Defocus settings in DVE MODIFY menu

3 2 2008-01-21 -Keyer FAM/NAM transition

-Applying Changes to All Keyframes (User Pattern)

-Transition ON/OFF (Sequence playback)

-Channel list and Status display (Color Correction)

-Two modes for safety area markers

3 3 2008-10-17 -VDCP Control added.

-Factual errors corrected

3 4 2008-12-26 -DVE STILL operation revised

-Effect Background description added

-Note on aspect ratio in SD mode added

-Event recall operation revised

3 5 2009-10-19 -"Saving Events" changed

-AUX Tally and Color Logic added, GPI IN/OUT changed

-User button assignments changed

-720/50p supported

-Other factual errors corrected

3 6 2010-08-06 -Stereoscopic 3D video input/output

-TSL-TALLY support

3 7 2011-03-11 Stereoscopic 3D video input/output corrected 5-5-5

15-1-1 15-2 9-3

4-2-1, 10-2 5-1-7 9-1-2, 13-3 15-2 15-3-3 16-1-1

App. P14 App. p15

6-4-1 10-2-13 11-3-4 14-7 15-3-4

16-2

8-2-2 9-3 1-2, 15-3-4 12-3

12-2 16-1

15-2-2

5-5-5 16-1-6

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.

[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.

Upon Receipt

Unpacking

The Hanabi series switcher, HVS-3800HS and HVS-3800S, and any of their options you may have purchased are fully inspected and adjusted prior to shipment and can be operated immediately upon completing all required connections and operational settings. Check your received items against the packing lists below.

 MU Box Contents

ITEM QTY REMARKS HVS-3800HS/S 1 MU (Main Unit) AC Cord 1 Rack Mount Brackets 1 pr.

 OU Box Contents

ITEM QTY REMARKS HVS-16OUA

HVS-24OUA HVS-12ROUA

AC Cord 1 Control Cable 1 PC-3164 for Display Unit connection Memory Card 1 Compact Flash memory card 512MB Operation Manual 1 This manual

 Internal Hardware Options

ITEM QTY REMARKS 720/50p

HVS-38HSDI / SSDI

HVS-38DVE2D / SDVE2D (*1) HVS-38DVE3D SDVE3D (*1)

HVS-38AUMV

HVS-38UC HVS-38DC

HVS-38SS(*2) 1 Still store card Unavailable HVS-38SSAM(*2) 1 Still store animation card Unavailable

HVS-38PSM

HVS-38PSO

HVS-12PSO 1

(*1) Either HVS-38DVE2D or HVS-38DVE3D is installed to the MU. (Both not available.) (*2) Either HVS-38SS or HVS-38SSAM is installed to the MU. (Both not available.) (*3) The Multiviewer function does not support 720/50p, but the optional outputs added with this option

support 720/50p. Each optional device (except factory installed ones) provides with the specific operation or installation

manuals.

 Software Options

ITEM QTY REMARKS HVS-38CC / SCC 1 Color Corrector HVS-38ED 1 Editor Control

1 OU (Operation Unit)

Digital component 12-input expansion

card 1-2 HD/SD switchable 2D DVE card Available 1-2 HD/SD switchable 3D DVE card Available

1 Auxiliary multi-viewer card

1-4 Up-converter input card Unavailable

1 Down-converter output card Unavailable

Modular redundant power supply unit

for MU

Modular redundant power supply unit

for HVS-16/24OUA

Modular redundant power supply unit

for HVS-12ROUA

Available

Unavailable (*3)

 External Options

ITEM QTY REMARKS HVS-AUX8/16/32 1-16 AUX bus control box HVS-AUXRK/AUX8RK 1-16 AUX bus control box remote kit HVS-TALR20/32 (*1) 1-5 Relay type tally unit HVS-TALOC20/32 (*1) 1-5 Open collector type tally unit

(*1) Multiple tally units' configurations possible; up to 5 units max.

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 HVS-3800HS/S 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).

Table of Contents

1. Prior to Starting ........................................................................................................................... 1

1-1. Welcome ............................................................................................................................. 1

1-2. About HVS-3800 Series Switchers ...................................................................................... 1

1-3. About This Manual .............................................................................................................. 2

2. Panel Description ........................................................................................................................ 3

2-1. Operation Unit ..................................................................................................................... 3

2-1-1.

HVS-16/24OUA ........................................................................................................... 3

2-1-2. HVS-12ROUA ............................................................................................................. 4

2-2. Main Unit ............................................................................................................................. 5

2-2-1. Front Panel ................................................................................................................. 5

2-2-2. Rear Panel .................................................................................................................. 6

2-2-3. Interfaces .................................................................................................................... 7

2-2-4. MU Rear Panel Cards ............................................................................................... 12

3. System Configuration ................................................................................................................ 14

3-1. Basic Configuration ........................................................................................................... 14

3-2. Optional Configuration ...................................................................................................... 15

3-3. Power Related Information ............................................................................................... 16

3-3-1. Starting OU (Operation Unit) ..................................................................................... 16

3-3-2. Starting MU (Main Unit) ............................................................................................. 16

3-4. Selecting Aspect and Format ............................................................................................ 17

4. Menu Operations ...................................................................................................................... 18

4-1. Menu Control Sections ...................................................................................................... 18

4-2. Making Settings (HVS-16/24OUA) .................................................................................... 19

4-2-1. Selecting Needed Menu ............................................................................................ 19

4-2-2. Changing Parameter Values ..................................................................................... 20

4-2-3. Confirmation Needed Parameters............................................................................. 21

4-2-4. Keypad Input ............................................................................................................. 21

4-2-5. Joystick Input ............................................................................................................ 22

4-3. Making Settings (HVS-12ROUA) ...................................................................................... 23

4-3-1. Selecting Needed Menu ............................................................................................ 23

4-3-2. Changing Parameter Values ..................................................................................... 24

4-3-3. Confirmation Needed Parameters............................................................................. 25

4-3-4. Keypad Input ............................................................................................................. 25

4-3-5. Joystick Input ............................................................................................................ 26

4-4. Displaying Menus.............................................................................................................. 27

4-4-1. Menu Buttons (HVS-16/24OUA) ............................................................................... 27

4-4-2. Menu Buttons (HVS-12ROUA).................................................................................. 29

4-4-3. Menu Access Shortcuts ............................................................................................ 30

4-4-4. User Buttons ............................................................................................................. 30

4-5. Returning to Default .......................................................................................................... 31

4-5-1. Returning Menus to Default ...................................................................................... 32

4-5-2. Returning to User Default ......................................................................................... 32

4-6. Parameter Copy ............................................................................................................... 33

4-7. Copy and Swap ................................................................................................................ 34

4-7-1. Copying/Swapping Data between M/Es ................................................................... 34

4-7-2. Copying/Swapping Data between Blocks ................................................................. 35

5. Bus Operation .......................................................................................................................... 37

5-1. Selecting the Video Source .............................................................................................. 37

5-1-1. Bus Button Sections ................................................................................................. 37

5-1-2. SHIFT Button ............................................................................................................ 38

5-1-3. Flip-Flop ................................................................................................................... 40

5-1-4. Color Indication ........................................................................................................ 40

5-1-5. Changing the Signal Name ...................................................................................... 41

5-1-6. Bus Signal Assignment and Inhibit Settings ............................................................. 42

5-1-7. Adding Side Panel Images ....................................................................................... 43

5-2. BUS MATT ....................................................................................................................... 44

5-3. Gradation Matt .................................................................................................................. 46

5-4. Stills .................................................................................................................................. 47

5-5. Selecting Where Outputs Appear ..................................................................................... 48

5-5-1. Output Connector ..................................................................................................... 48

5-5-2. Selecting Preview Output ......................................................................................... 49

5-5-3. Selecting AUX / CLEAN Output ................................................................................ 49

5-5-4. AUX LINK ................................................................................................................. 52

5-5-5. Setting Up Stereoscopic 3D Input/Output ................................................................. 54

5-6. Key Setup ................................................................................................................

......... 56

5-6-1. Key Menu ................................................................................................................. 57

5-6-2. Returning Key Menus to Default Settings ................................................................. 58

5-6-3. Key Types ................................................................................................................. 58

5-6-4. Selecting the Key Source / Insert (HVS-16OUA) ...................................................... 59

5-6-5. Selecting the Key Source / Insert (HVS-24OUA) ...................................................... 60

5-6-6. Selecting the Key Source / Insert (HVS-12ROUA) ................................................... 61

5-6-7. Key Link ................................................................................................................... 62

5-6-8. Available Signals ...................................................................................................... 62

5-6-9. KEY MATT ................................................................................................................ 63

5-7. Key Adjustments ............................................................................................................... 64

5-8. Key Mask and Invert ......................................................................................................... 65

5-8-1. Key Invert ................................................................................................................. 65

5-8-2. Box Mask ................................................................................................................. 65

5-9. Edge and Shadow ............................................................................................................ 67

5-9-1. Edge ......................................................................................................................... 67

5-9-2. Shadow .................................................................................................................... 67

5-10. Chromakeys ................................................................................................................... 68

5-10-1. Chromakey Setup Flow .......................................................................................... 68

5-10-2. Auto Chromakey Setup .......................................................................................... 69

5-10-3. Chromakey Adjustment ........................................................................................... 70

6. Transition Operations ................................................................................................................ 72

6-1. Transition Operation Section ............................................................................................. 72

6-2. BLACK Transitions ............................................................................................................ 73

6-3. Background Transitions .................................................................................................... 73

6-3-1. CUT, MIX, FAM, and NAM Transitions ...................................................................... 73

6-3-2. WIPE/DVE Pattern Transitions ................................................................................. 74

6-3-3. Background Preview ................................................................................................. 75

6-4. Key Transitions ................................................................................................................. 76

6-4-1. FAM and NAM Transitions for Keyers ....................................................................... 77

6-4-2. Changing the Key Priority ......................................................................................... 77

6-4-3. Key Preview .............................................................................................................. 78

6-5. Simultaneous (TIE) Transitions ......................................................................................... 80

6-5-1. HVS-16/24OUA......................................................................................................... 80

6-6. Selecting the Pattern ......................................................................................................... 81

6-6-1. Selecting the Pattern ................................................................................................. 81

6-6-2. Pattern Confirmation ................................................................................................. 82

6-7. WIPE Pattern Modify ......................................................................................................... 83

6-7-1. Opening the WIPE MODIFY Menu ........................................................................... 83

6-7-2. WIPE MODIFY Menu ................................................................................................ 84

6-7-3. Re-initializing WIPE MODIFY Menu .......................................................................... 85

6-8. DVE Pattern Modify .......................................................................................................... 86

6-8-1. Opening the DVE MODIFY Menu ............................................................................. 86

6-8-2. Channels and Keyframes .......................................................................................... 87

6-8-3. EDIT Mode ..............................................................................................................

.. 87

6-9. Other Transition Settings .................................................................................................. 88

6-9-1. Transition Rate .......................................................................................................... 88

6-9-2. Fader Limit (Transition Limit) .................................................................................... 89

6-9-3. Fader Operational Settings ....................................................................................... 89

6-9-4. Fader Insensitive Region .......................................................................................... 90

6-9-5. AUTO Button Operational Setting ............................................................................. 91

6-9-6. CUT Transitions Using the Fader Lever .................................................................... 91

6-9-7. Type Change During Transition ................................................................................. 91

6-9-8. DVE patterns and number of channels ..................................................................... 92

6-9-9. DVE Transition Additional Settings ............................................................................ 93

6-9-10. DVE Tally ................................................................................................................ 94

7. LINE DVE ................................................................................................................................. 95

7-1. Using the Bus Button ........................................................................................................ 95

7-1-1. Setting the LINE DVE ON/OFF Function Button ....................................................... 95

7-1-2. Opening the DVE MODIFY menu ............................................................................. 96

7-2. Using the USER Buttons ................................................................................................... 98

7-2-1. Setting the LINE DVE ON/OFF Function Buttons ..................................................... 98

7-2-2. Opening the DVE MODIFY Menu ............................................................................. 98

7-3. LINE DVE Modify Setting Example ................................................................................. 100

8. DVE MODIFY ......................................................................................................................... 101

8-1. DVE MODIFY Menu ....................................................................................................... 101

8-1-1. Re-initializing DVE MODIFY Menu ......................................................................... 102

8-2. DVE Effects .................................................................................................................... 103

8-2-1. Position and Size .................................................................................................... 103

8-2-2. DVE STILL ............................................................................................................. 105

8-2-3. PERSPECTIVE ...................................................................................................... 105

8-2-4. CROP ..................................................................................................................... 105

8-2-5. WARP (Option) ....................................................................................................... 106

8-2-6. BORDER ................................................................................................................ 107

8-2-7. TRAIL / BORDER COLOR / MONO COLOR.......................................................... 108

8-2-8. SUB EFFECT ......................................................................................................... 108

8-2-9. HILITE/SHADOW ................................................................................................... 109

9. Examples of Effect Operations ................................................................................................ 111

9-1. Effects using WIPE Modify .............................................................................................. 111

9-1-1. Jagged Edge ........................................................................................................... 111

9-1-2. Animation Logo ....................................................................................................... 112

9-2. Effects Using DVE .......................................................................................................... 114

9-2-1. WIPE Switchover in a Video Wall (LINE DVE) ....................................................... 114

9-2-2. DVE MULTI MOVE (DVE Pattern Modify) .............................................................. 115

9-2-3. PIZZA BOX (DVE Pattern Modify) .......................................................................... 116

9-3. Effect Background .......................................................................................................... 118

9-4. Color Mix ........................................................................................................................ 118

10. User Patterns ....................................................................................................................... 119

10-1. About the User Patterns ............................................................................................... 119

10-2. Editing User Patterns ................................................................................................... 120

10-2-1. Displaying the USER PATTERN Menu ................................................................. 121

10-2-2. Selecting a User Pattern Number ......................................................................... 121

10-2-3. PROTCT (PROTECT) Setting (Menu) .................................................................. 122

10-2-4. Selecting a Bus (Menu) ........................................................................................ 122

10-2-5. Selecting a Channel (Menu) ................................................................................. 122

10-2-6. Creating New Keyframes ..................................................................................... 123

10-2-7. Selecting Keyframes (Menu/Keypad) ................................................................... 123

10-2-8. Adding and Overwriting Keyframes (Keypad) ....................................................... 124

10-2-9. Copying and Pasting Keyframes (Keypad) ........................................................... 125

10-2-10. Deleting Keyframes (Keypad) ............................................................................. 125

10-2-11. Setting the Keyframe Duration (Menu) ............................................................... 125

10-2-12. Selecting the Interpolation Type (Menu) ............................................................. 125

10-2-13. Applying Changes to All Keyframes (Menu) ....................................................... 126

10-2-14. Previewing User Patterns (Menu) ....................................................................... 126

10-2-15. Exiting User Pattern Editing ............................................................................... 126

10-3. User Pattern Control ..................................................................................................... 127

10-3-1. Executing User Patterns ....................................................................................... 127

10-3-2. Modifying Created User Patterns ......................................................................... 127

10-3-3. Deleting User Patterns .......................................................................................... 127

11. Sequence Operation ............................................................................................................. 128

11-1. Overview of Sequence Function ................................................................................... 128

11-2. Editing Sequences ........................................................................................................ 129

11-2-1. Displaying the SEQUENCE Menu ......................................................................... 130

11-2-2. Selecting the Sequence Number ........................................................................... 131

11-2-3. PROTCT (PROTECT) Setting (Menu) ................................................................... 131

11-2-4. SEQUENCE Mode (Keypad) ................................................................................. 131

11-2-5. Creating New Steps (Keypad) ............................................................................... 131

11-2-6. Selecting Steps (Menu/Keypad) ............................................................................ 132

11-2-7. Adding and Overwriting Steps (Keypad) ................................................................ 132

11-2-8. Copying and Pasting Steps (Keypad) .................................................................... 133

11-2-9. Deleting Steps (Keypad) ........................................................................................ 133

11-2-10. Setting the Duration (Menu) ................................................................................ 133

11-2-11. Selecting the Interpolation Type (Menu) .............................................................. 133

11-2-12. Exiting Sequence Editing .................................................................................... 134

11-2-13. Deleting Sequences ............................................................................................ 134

11-2-14. Storing/Loading Each Sequence to CF Card ...................................................... 134

11-3. Playing Back Sequences .............................................................................................. 134

11-3-1. Playback (Normal / Loop / Step) ............................................................................ 135

11-3-2. Setting Crosspoint ON/OFF .................................................................................. 136

11-3-3. Setting Bus Setting ON/OFF ................................................................................. 136

11-3-4. Setting Transition ON/OFF .................................................................................... 136

11-3-5. Using Fader Link for Sequence Playback ............................................................. 136

11-3-6. Break Settings during Fader Link .......................................................................... 137

12. Event Memory ....................................................................................................................... 138

12-1. Specifying the Number of Pages ................................................................................... 138

12-1-1. HVS-16/24OUA ..................................................................................................... 138

12-1-2. HVS-12ROUA ....................................................................................................... 139

12-2. Saving Events ............................................................................................................... 139

12-3. Recalling from Event Memory ....................................................................................... 140

12-4. Overwrite Protect / Data Delete .................................................................................... 141

13. File Operations...................................................................................................................... 142

13-1. CF Card ........................................................................................................................ 142

13-2. Saving Data to CF Cards .............................................................................................. 142

13-3. Downloading from CF Cards ......................................................................................... 143

13-4. Deleting Memory Card Files ......................................................................................... 144

13-5. Renaming Saved Files .................................................................................................. 144

13-6. Aborting File Transfer .................................................................................................... 144

14. Color Correction (Option) ...................................................................................................... 145

14-1. Color Correction Overview ............................................................................................ 145

14-2. Color Corrector Specifications ...................................................................................... 145

14-3. Color Correction Flow ................................................................................................... 146

14-4. Assigning A Color Correction Channel .......................................................................... 146

14-5. Proc Amp ...................................................................................................................... 148

14-6. Color Correction ........................................................................................................... 148

14-6-1. Balanced Mode and Differential Mode ................................................................. 149

14-6-2. Gamma Curve ...................................................................................................... 150

14-7. Clip Adjustment ............................................................................................................ 151

14-7-1. YPbPr Mode and RGB Mode ............................................................................... 152

14-8. Assigning Functions to User Buttons ............................................................................ 154

14-8-1. Allocating Channels to User Buttons .................................................................... 154

14-8-2. Displaying Usage Status of CC Channels ............................................................ 155

15. Additional Features ............................................................................................................... 156

15-1. System Setup ............................................................................................................... 156

15-1-1. OU SETUP Menu ................................................................................................. 156

15-1-2. MU SETUP Menu ................................................................................................. 158

15-2. USER Buttons .............................................................................................................. 158

15-2-1. Factory Default Assignments ................................................................................ 158

15-2-2. Assigning Menu/Function to USER Buttons ......................................................... 159

15-3. Advanced Signal Settings ............................................................................................. 161

15-3-1. Selecting and Adjusting Reference Signal ............................................................ 161

15-3-2. Switching Timing of Interlaced Video .................................................................... 162

15-3-3. Ancillary Data ....................................................................................................... 162

15-3-4. Safety Area Markers ............................................................................................. 164

15-3-5. MATT CLIP ........................................................................................................... 165

15-4. User Default ................................................................................................................. 167

15-4-1. User Default Setting ............................................................................................. 167

15-4-2. Recalling the User Default .................................................................................... 167

15-4-3. Saving the User Default ....................................................................................... 167

15-4-4. Restoring the Factory Default ............................................................................... 167

15-5. Data Recovery .............................................................................................................. 168

15-6. Reboot and Initialization ............................................................................................... 168

16. Interface Setting ................................................................................................................... 170

16-1. GPI and Tally Control ................................................................................................... 170

16-1-1. GPI IN Free Assignments ..................................................................................... 170

16-1-2. GPI OUT Free Assignments ................................................................................. 172

16-1-3. TALLY Free Assignments ..................................................................................... 174

16-1-4. Setup Example for AUX OUT Tally ....................................................................... 176

16-1-5. Color Logic ........................................................................................................... 177

16-1-6. TSL Tally ............................................................................................................... 178

16-2. VTR Control.................................................................................................................. 179

16-2-1. Assigning VTR Control Function to Serial Port ..................................................... 179

16-2-2. RS-422 Port Setting ............................................................................................. 179

16-2-3. Assigning the VTR Operation to the USER Button ........................................................ 180

16-2-4. VTR Control Using the Menu (VTR Protocol) ....................................................... 180

16-3. VDCP Control ............................................................................................................... 181

16-3-1. Assigning VDCP Control Function to Serial Port ................................................... 181

16-3-2. RS-422 Port Setting .............................................................................................. 181

16-3-3. VDCP Setup .......................................................................................................... 182

16-3-4. VDCP Operation Using the Menu (VDCP Protocol) ....................................................... 182

16-4. Router Control............................................................................................................... 184

16-4-1. Assigning Routing Control to Serial Port ............................................................... 184

16-4-2. RS-422 Port Setting .............................................................................................. 184

16-4-3. Assigning the ROUTER Control to the USER Button ..................................................... 185

16-4-4. Assigning Destination/Source Channel ................................................................. 185

16-4-5. Signal Switching Operation ................................................................................... 185

16-5. Editor Control (Option Software) ................................................................................... 187

16-6. Network Settings ........................................................................................................... 188

16-6-1. Arcnet .................................................................................................................... 188

16-6-2. Ethernet ................................................................................................................ 189

16-7. Upgrading Operational Version ..................................................................................... 190

16-7-1. How to Verify Version ............................................................................................ 190

16-7-2. Upgrade Procedure ............................................................................................... 190

16-7-3. Saving Setting Data .............................................................................................. 191

16-7-4. To Upgrade MU ..................................................................................................... 191

16-7-5. To Upgrade OU ..................................................................................................... 192

16-7-6. Loading Setting Data ............................................................................................ 192

16-8. Upgrading DVE Card .................................................................................................... 193

16-8-1. Checking the DVE Card Version ........................................................................... 193

16-8-2. Upgrading the DVE Card ...................................................................................... 194

17. Specifications and Dimensions ............................................................................................. 196

17-1. System Specifications ................................................................................................... 196

17-1-1. HVS-3800HS (HD Mode) ...................................................................................... 196

17-1-2. HVS-3800HS (SD Mode) / HVS-3800S ................................................................ 197

17-1-3. HVS-16/24OUA ..................................................................................................... 198

17-1-4. HVS-12ROUA ....................................................................................................... 198

17-2. External Dimensions ..................................................................................................... 199

17-2-1. HVS-3800HS/S ..................................................................................................... 199

17-2-2. HVS-16OUA ......................................................................................................... 200

17-2-3. HVS-24OUA ......................................................................................................... 201

17-2-4. HVS-12ROUA ....................................................................................................... 202

Appendix 1. Menu List .................................................................................................................... 1

1-1. MU SETUP Menu ............................................................................................................... 1

1-2. OU SETUP Menu ................................................................................................................ 4

1-3. FUNCTION Menu ............................................................................................................... 5

1-4. MATT Menu ........................................................................................................................ 8

1-5. STILL STORE Menu ........................................................................................................... 8

1-6. STATUS Menu .................................................................................................................... 9

1-7. FILE Menu ........................................................................................................................ 10

1-8. TRANSITION Menu .......................................................................................................... 11

1-9. WIPE PATTERN Menu ..................................................................................................... 11

1-10. USER PATTERN Menu .................................................................................................. 11

1-11. DVE MODIFY Menu ....................................................................................................... 12

1-12. WIPE MODIFY Menu ..................................................................................................... 15

1-13. KEY Menu ...................................................................................................................... 16

1-14. PREVIEW SELECT Menu .............................................................................................. 18

Appendix 2. Available File List ...................................................................................................... 19

Appendix 3. WIPE Pattern List ..................................................................................................... 20

Appendix 4. DVE Pattern List ....................................................................................................... 21

Appendix 5. User Preset Patterns (50 patterns) ........................................................................... 23

Index .............................................................................................................................................. 1

1. Prior to Starting

1-1. Welcome

Congratulations! By purchasing the Hanabi HVS-3800 series 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. About HVS-3800 Series Switchers

The Hanabi HVS-3800 series switcher is a 2M/E high-end digital switcher optimized for both live broadcasting and production that carries on the advanced technology and wide range of features in FOR-A Hanabi series switchers. These multi bit-rate/multi-format machines support HDTV and SDTV signals. (The HVS-3800S supports SDTV only.) The HVS-3800HS/S provides 16 standard primary inputs, which can be expanded up to 31 inputs with addition of an option board (including three special-purpose inputs), and four standard still stores. In addition to these sources, two matt signals can also be assigned to the M/E bus. Standard output includes one program, preview, and clean output for each M/E, 10 standards auxiliary outputs. An additional six auxiliary outputs and dedicated down-converter outputs are available as an option. The control panel keeps the same ease of operation of the HVS-3000 series but now includes a CF card slot in the standard system for image file transfer and backup of settings. In addition to mix and wipe transitions, 2D DVEs are available as an option, and can be upgraded to 3D DVEs. The switcher also features motion blur and logo animations using still store and mix and wipe transitions in a modified floating DVE wall.

Features

 Full option system supports up to 31 SDI video signal inputs (including three special-purpose

inputs). Up to 16 video signal outputs available: PGM, PREV, CLN (one each for M/E1 and M/E2), and 16 AUX outputs (including 6 AUX options).

 10-bit 4: 2: 2 digital component signal processing.

 Support for multi bit-rate / multi-format digital component input signals. Easy signal

switchover between HD multi-format (1080/60i, 720/60p, etc.) and SD format signals by using the control panel menu settings. Supported aspect ratios are 16:9 and 4:3 in HD formats, 4:3, letter box and squeeze in SD (NTSC) format and 4:3 and squeeze in SD (PAL) format.

 3 keyers for each M/E in the standard configuration (2 keyers with chromakey functions), and

up to 6 keyers are available at the same time by using the re-entry function.

 Re-entry function enables M/E1 PGM output to be used as an M/E2 source. M/E2 enables

PGM output up to a maximum of 9 layers.

 Key masks are provided in standard configuration. Edge and shadow effects and priority

change are available for the keyers 1 and 2.

 HDTV tri-sync and analog black burst input signals for system synchronization and dedicated

connectors with loopthrough output for each sync signal.

 MIX, FAM and NAM transitions available with 100 WIPE preset patterns in standard

configuration, expandable to 120 DVE preset patterns including options.

 Versatile 4 channel (for SDTV) or 2-channel (for HDTV) DVE modify operations possible with

optional DVE board.

 6 still stores (including optional 2 stills) and 2 bus matt signal generators. Incorporates logo

animation function using still store.

 200 event internal memory for saving and reading of setting data.

 Built-in CF card slot for uploading and downloading of setting files and image sources.

 The MU/OU connection can use Arcnet for system expansion up to five units (main units and

operation units together) within one network.

 Standard system includes RS-422 GPI IN and GPI/TALLY OUT ports. Up to 5 Hanabi series

tally units (HVS-TALOC20/32, HVS-TALR20/32) can be used in RS-422 cascade connection. Capable of various GPI input/output controls using GPI IN and GPI/TALLY OUT ports.

 Supports redundant power supply for main unit and operation unit.

 Main unit is an EIA 4RU standard size.

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. The manual doesn't have an index, but at the end of this manual it offers a list of all menu items including their references, which allows you to find out the desired information quickly and effectively.

Font Conventions

The following conventions are used through out this manual:

 Boxed text (for example MATT) is used for OU buttons.  Shaded text (such as OFF) is used for the items and values in the menus.

NOTE

Note that only one OU model and MU model are primarily show throughout this manual for explanation purposes. Appearance of other models will vary somewhat, but descriptions and related operational explanations will still apply.

2. Panel Description

2-1. Operation Unit

2-1-1. HVS-16/24OUA

 Control Panel

BUS

TRANS

MU POS

MATT

SETUP

WARP

POS

EDGE

STILL

SETUP

CROP

ROT

BORDER

FUNC

BORDER SUBEFF

EFFECT

FILE

TRAIL HILITE

EDITOR

STATUS GPI

SWAP

COPYM/E BLOCK

(PASET)

SYSTEM M/E 1 M/E 2 KEYPAD / EVENT

DIGITAL VIDEO SWITCHER

BUS SELECT

AUX/KEY

VTR1 V TR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1

M/E 1

VTR1 V TR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1

M/E 2

M/E2M/E2M/E2M/E 1M/E1M/E1

KEY3 KEY1KEY1 KEY2 KEY3KEY2

MV2MV1UTL2UTL1

222

TRANS

KEY1

KEY2 KEY3

BKGD

MATT

WIPE

MASK

PATT

EDGE

WIPE

SHDW

MODI

DVE

PGM

DVE

PST

KEY1

OVER

OUT A PGM PREV

KEY2 KEY3

BKGD

MATT

MATT MASK

EDGE SHOW

DVE KEY2

KEY OUT B

MATT

WIPE

MASK

PATT

EDGE

WIPE

EDGE

SHOW

MODI

SHDW

DVE

PGM

DVE

PST

KEY1

KEY2

KEY3

KEY1

OVER

AUX

AUX1

AUXAUX AUX

AUX AUX

310

CLEAN

AUX9AUX8AUX

SHIFT

USER2USER34USER5USER

USER

M/E2

M/E2M/E2M/E1M/E1M/E1KEY CLEAN

PREVPGM

16151413121110987654321

MATT

MATT16151413121110987654321

MATT16151413121110987564321

NOR REV

WIPE DIRECTION

TRANS PREV

M/E1MATT1615141312111098765432

M/E1MATT16151413121110987654321

USER8USER7USER

REV

WIPEMIX

FAMNA M CUT

AUTO

NOR REV

WIPE DIRECTION

TRANS PREV

MIX WIPE

DIGITAL VIDEO SWITCHER

USER

EVENT SEQ

PATT

INC

DEC

47586

DEC

+/-

123

CLEAR

DEL

PAUSE PLAY

BANK2BANK1

COPY

F6F4 F5F3F2F1

USERUSE R

109

FADER LIMIT

DVE DVE DVE DVE

BKGD

DVE WIPEDVE WIPE

REV

AUTO

INS

FINE

MEMORY CARDACCESS

RESET

DVE

WIPE

DEF

ROT

TOP-L

TOP-R

POS

XYZ

BOT-L

BOT-R

BKGD

KEY1

KEY2

KEY3

KEY1 KEY2 KEY3

MIX

AUTO

BKGD

FADER

KEY1

LIMIT

KEY2

KEY3

DVE DVE DVE DV E

KEY1 KEY2

BKGD

MIX

CUTNAM FAM

KEY1 AUTO

ENTER

OVERWRITE

RECALL

ADDPASTE

TRANSITION RA TE

DVE WIPEDVE WIPE

WIPE

CUT

KEY2KEY1

KEY3

AUTO

TRANSITION RA TE

KEY3

DVE WIPEDVE WIPEDVE WIPEDVE WIPE

WIPE

BLACK TRANS

CUT

KEY3

KEY2 AUTO

AUTO

Item Name Description

A Operational menu selection Selects menu or operational parameters displayed at B. B Menu display / controls Menu / parameters display and controls

C Keypad

For number input / operational data adjust.

For event, user pattern and sequence operations. D User buttons For menu shortcut and function assignments. E CF card slot For data upload / download (CF card). F Reset switch For OU reset. G Joystick control section For number input.

BUS SELECT and

AUX/KEY output selections

For Bus selection and AUX/KEY bus signal assignments.

I M/E1 bus section M/E1 background source bus buttons.

J M/E2 bus section M/E2 background source bus buttons. K M/E1 transition section For pattern selection and M/E1 transition operation. L M/E2 transition section For pattern selection and M/E2 transition operation.

 Rear Panel

TO DISPLAY PANEL TO MU2SERVICE I/O

Item Name Description

A TO MU

TO DISPLAY

PANEL

TO MU arcnet connector (with BNC and loopthrough)

Display panel connector (PC-2967, 50-pin D-sub, male)

AC input connection to power

C POWER1

LOOP THRU

1‚`‚b‚P‚O‚O

RATING LABEL

|‚Q‚S‚ O‚ u @‚T‚O^‚U‚O‚g‚š@‚h ‚m

D POWER2

supply unit 1 (standard PS) (AC100V-240V 50/60Hz).

AC input connection to power supply unit 2 (optional PS) (AC100V-240V 50/60Hz).

SERVICE

I/O Ground

Terminal

Do not use.

Used to ground unit for electrical protection.

2-1-2. HVS-12ROUA

 Control Panel

Item Name Description

A Operational menu selection Selects menu or operational parameters displayed at B. B Menu display / controls Menu / parameters display and controls

C Keypad

D User buttons For menu shortcut and function assignments. E CF card slot For data upload / download (CF card). F Reset switch For OU reset. G Joystick control section For number input.

BUS SELECT and

AUX/KEY output selections

I M/E1 bus section M/E1 background source bus buttons.

F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6

M/E1

KEY1

KEY2

KEY3

BUS

SELECT

M/E2

KEY1

KEY2

KEY3

AUX/

321

KEY

IN01

IN02

IN03

IN04

M/E1

IN02

IN03

IN01

IN04

M/E2

MEMORY CARD

USER

TRANS PREV

BKGD

MIX

NAM

EVENT

INC

DEC

+/-

SEQ

DVE-PGM

DVE-PST

WIPE-MOD

INS

JOYSTICK

WIPE POS

USER

WIPE DIRECTION

FADER

LIMIT

ON ON

DVEDVE DVEDVE

KEY1

CUT

FAM

AUTO

USER

STATUS

PATT

DVE-KEY1

PLAY

DVE-KEY2

PAUSE

DVE-KEY3

RECALLCLEAR

ENTER

ADDDEL

OVERWRITE

KEYPADSYSTEM / TRANSITION

DVE ROT

USER5USER6USER7USER

NOR

REV

KEY3

KEY2

WIPE

DVE WIPE

TRANS

DIGITAL VIDEO SWI TCHE R

RESET

TRANSITION RATE BKGD KEY1 KEY2 KEY3

WIPE DIRECTION

FADER

NOR

REV

LIMIT

REV

ON ON

DVEDVE DVEDVE

KEY3

BKGD

KEY1

KEY2

MIX

CUT

WIPE

DVE WIPE

NAM

FAM

BLACK

AUTO

TRANS

WIPE

WIPE/DVE

PATT

SETUP

MODIFY

BKGD

M/E1

KEY2

KEY3

KEY1

SETUP

SYS

TRANS

WIPE/DVE

WIPE

FUNC

MODIFY

PATT

BKGD

M/E2

KEY2

KEY3

FILE

KEY1

SWAP

COPY

BLOCK

M/E

COPY

PASTE

AUX

1/9 2/10

4/12

5/13

6/14

7/15

3/11

M/E1

MV1

MV2

IN05

IN06

IN05

IN06

M/E2

PGM

CLEAN

PGM

IN07

IN08

IN09

IN10

IN11

11 12

IN11 IN12

IN07

IN08

IN09

IN10

7788

11 12 M/E

910

SHIFT

8/16

M/E2

DEF

CLEAN

USER

SHIFT

IN12

HOLD

TRANSITION RAT E BKGD KEY1 KEY2 KEY3

HOLD

M/E1211

For number input / operational data adjust. For event, user pattern and sequence operations.

For Bus selection and AUX/KEY bus signal assignments.

 Rear Panel

SERVICE I/O TO MU

AC100-250V 50/60Hz IN

RATING L ABE L

Item Name Description

A TO MU

TO MU arcnet connector (with BNC and loopthrough)

AC input connection to power

B POWER1

supply unit 1 (standard PS) (AC100V-240V 50/60Hz).

SERVICE

I/O Ground

Terminal

Do not use.

Used to ground unit for electrical protection.

AC input connection to power

E POWER2

supply unit 2 (optional PS) (AC100V-240V 50/60Hz).

2-2. Main Unit

2-2-1. Front Panel

Item Description Function

A POWER1 Used to switch power supply unit 1 ON / OFF.

B ALARM

C DC

D POWER2 Used to switch power supply unit 2 ON / OFF. (Optional)

E DC

F ALARM

POWER 1

HVS-3800

DIGITAL VIDEO SWITCHER

HANABI

POWER 2

+12V

+5V

+3.3V

ALARM

+12V

+5V

+3.3V

ALARM

The red fan alarm indicator lights on if any fan of the MU (unit fan and fans for PS1 and PS2) fails. The indicator is not lit when the fans are operating normally.

The green power indicator lights on if the power supply unit 1 is operating normally. The indicator is not lit if an alarm condition occurs.

The green power indicator lights on if the power supply unit 2 is operating normally. The indicator is not lit if an alarm condition occurs.

The red fan alarm indicator lights on if any fan of the MU (unit fan and fans for PS1 and PS2) fails. The indicator is not lit when the fans are operating normally.

IMPORTANT

If alarm indication continues to appear, check out each unit status using the STATUS menu (To open the STATUS menu, press the STATUS button in the menu section.). Then power the unit off and contact your FOR-A supplier for advice.

If you have both the accessory and optional power supplies installed, you will need to turn at least one power switch ON before you can use your MU. Normally, both power switches should be set to ON at the same time if you want power backup protection should one of the power units fail during operation. Note that if both power units are set to on and one unit fails, the unit with problem will be powered off automatically.

2-2-2. Rear Panel

EDITOR

CPU

GENLOCK

RS-422

INPUT 1

OUTP UT

INPUT

OUTPU T

2345

6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

6789

AUX

Item Description Function

1-16

17-28 (option)

For serial digital component video inputs, BNC

PGM1, PREV1, CLN1 For M/E1 program, preview, clean outputs, BNC PGM2, PREV2, CLN2 For M/E2 program, preview, clean outputs, BNC

AUX1-10 AUX11-16 (option)

EDITOR For Editor control connection (9-pin D-sub, female)

RS-422 (1) - (5) For RS-422 control connection. (9-pin D-sub, female)

D GPI/TALLY OUT

For auxiliary outputs, BNC

For GPI and tally operation control output (25-pin D-sub,

female) E ALARM For ALARM output connection (9-pin D-sub, female) F GPI IN For GPI operation control input (15-pin D-sub, female)

G LAN (10/100BASE-T) 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX LAN interface

Via ARCNET connection control to OU or AUX bus, BNC

H ARCNET

(With loopthrough. 75Ω terminator required when not looped

through.)

TRI SYNC IN

BB IN

For genlock input (tri-level sync signal) (With loopthrough. 75

Ω terminator required when not looped through.)

For genlock input (black burst signal) (With loopthrough. 75

Ω terminator required when not looped through.)

For genlock output (tri-level sync or black burst signal

REF OUT

selectable) (With loopthrough. 75Ω terminator required when

not looped through.) J AC IN1 For AC input connection for power supply unit 1 K AC IN2 For AC input connection for power supply unit 2 (option) L Ground terminal Used to ground unit for electrical protection.

* See section 3. “System Configuration” for more details about system configurations.

GPI/TALLY OUT

ALARM5

10 PGM PREV CLEAN

TRI SY NC IN

M/E1

GPI IN

LAN 1

ARCNET

(10/100BASE-T)

REF OUT

BB IN

14 15 16

PGM

CLEAN

PREV SD SDI OUT

M/E2

RATING LAB EL

AC100-240V 50/60Hz IN

2-2-3. Interfaces

 ALARM Connector

Pin Assignment Table (9-pin D-sub female)

Pin No. Signal Name Description

1 FAN ALARM OUT Fan failure alarm. Normally open. 2 POWER ALARM OUT Power supply failure alarm. Normally open. 3 EXT ALARM COMMON Not used 4 EXT ALARM OUT Not used 5 RESET IN External reset input. Active low initiate. 6 FAN ALARM COMMON Fan alarm common.

8 GND Common ground 9 GND Common ground

POWER ALARM COMMON

* Load current rating (per pin): 0.5A.

Cable Connectors

9-pin D-sub connector (male) with inch security lock screws needed for user cable fabrication.

Fan alarm

Pins 1, 6 remain OPEN during normal operation. If fan failure occurs at HVS-3800HS/S side, pins 1, 6 will short and fan alarm signal output occurs.

Power supply alarm

Pins 2, 7 remain OPEN during normal operation. If a power supply failure occurs, pins 2, 7 will short and power supply alarm signal output occurs.

External reset

External reset signal input to pin 5, shorts pin 8 to pin 9. MU reset occurs when short initiated.

Power supply alarm common.

 EDITOR Connector

Pin Assignment Table (9-pin D-sub, female)

Pin No. Signal Name Description

1 FG Frame ground 2 T- Transmit data (-) 3 R+ Receive data (+) 4 SG Signal ground 5 - Not used 6 SG Signal ground 7 T+ Transmit data (+) 8 R- Receive data (-) 9 FG Frame ground

Cable Connectors

9-pin D-sub connector (male) with inch security lock screws needed for user cable fabrication.

 RS-422 Connector

Pin Assignment Table (9-pin D-sub, female)

Pin No. Signal Name Description

1 FG Frame ground 2 R- Receive data (-) 3 T+ Transmit data (+) 4 SG Signal ground 5 - Not used 6 SG Signal ground 7 R+ Receive data (+) 8 T- Transmit data (-) 9 FG Frame ground

Cable Connectors

9-pin D-sub connector (male) with inch security lock screws needed for user cable fabrication.

 GPI IN Connector

Pin Assignment Table (15-pin D-sub, female)

Pin No. Description

1 TRANS-TYPE M/E1-BKGD-AUTO (default setting) 2 TRANS-TYPE M/E1-KEY1-AUTO (default setting) 3 TRANS-TYPE M/E1-KEY2-AUTO (default setting) 4 TRANS-TYPE M/E1-KEY3-AUTO (default setting) 5 TRANS-TYPE M/E2-BKGD-AUTO (default setting) 6 TRANS-TYPE M/E2-KEY1-AUTO (default setting) 7 TRANS-TYPE M/E2-KEY2-AUTO (default setting) 8 TRANS-TYPE M/E2-KEY3-AUTO (default setting)

9 No assignment (default setting) 10 No assignment (default setting) 11 N /C 12 N/C 13 Signal ground 14 Signal ground 15 Signal ground

Where “default” in table above denotes factory set default pin assignments.

Cabling

15-pin D-sub connector (male) with inch security lock screws needed for user cable fabrication.

Pin Free Assign

Pin1 to 10 signal assignments shown above are factory default settings. These can be changed in operational menus. See section 16-1-1. “GPI IN Free Assignments” for more details.

Circuit

Switch or Relay

External Device

HVS-3800HS/S

VccVcc

Open corrector

External Device

HVS-3800HS/S

VccVcc

 GPI/TALLY OUT Connector

Pin Assignment Table (25-pin D-sub female)

Pin No. Description

1 M/E1-BKGD TRANSITION (default setting) 2 M/E1-KEY1 TRANSITION (default setting) 3 M/E1-KEY2 TRANSITION (default setting) 4 M/E1-KEY3 TRANSITION (default setting) 5 M/E2-BKGD TRANSITION (default setting) 6 M/E2-KEY1 TRANSITION (default setting) 7 M/E2-KEY2 TRANSITION (default setting) 8 M/E2-KEY3 TRANSITION (default setting)

9 Not assigned (default setting) 10 Not assigned (default setting) 11 Not assigned (default setting) 12 Not assigned (default setting) 13 Not assigned (default setting) 14 Not assigned (default setting) 15 Not assigned (default setting) 16 Not assigned (default setting) 17 Not assigned (default setting) 18 Not assigned (default setting) 19 Not assigned (default setting) 20 Not assigned (default setting) 21 Frame ground 22 Frame ground 23 Frame ground 24 Frame ground 25 +5V output (MAX 0.5A) (*1)

Where “default” in table above denotes factory set default pin assignments.

Cabling

25-pin D-sub connector (male) with inch security lock screws needed for user cable fabrication.

(*1) Max. contact load of 0.5A DC.

Pin Free Assign

Pin1 to 20 signal assignments shown above are factory default settings. These can be changed in operational menus. See section 16-1-2. “GPI OUT Free Assignments” for more details.

Circuit

External Device HVS-3800HS/S

Max voltage: 40V

Max load current: 100mA

2-2-4. MU Rear Panel Cards

This section shows examples of HVS-3800HS/S internal configurations and basic connections.

IMPORTANT

Before touching the cards and other components inside the HVS-3800HS/S, be sure to turn off the Power switch of the MU and disconnect the front panel and rear unit to prevent electric shock. If the MU case needs to be opened to make settings or adjustments, be sure that the work is performed by an experienced technician, or contact your FOR-A supplier.

 HVS-3800HS/S Front Panel Side

Power supply unit 2Power supply unit 1

 HVS-3800HS/S Rear Panel Side

Screw Screw

EDITOR GPI/T ALLY OUT

CPUGL

CPU

IN PUT

OUT PU T INPUT CPUCPU

OUT PUT

 HVS-3800 Front Panel Side

No. Slot Standard module Optional module

1 1 - HVS-38UC, HVS-38DC 2 2 - HVS-38AUMV, HVS-38SS, HVS-38SSAM

3 3 M/E CARD, DVE CARD, SDI CARD A B MU PS2 (Power supply unit 2)

MU PS1 (Power supply unit 1)

12 LAN 1GPI IN

RS-422

47891011 12

4567

ALARM T RI SYNC IN B B IN

11 12

10 14

(10/100BASE-T)

13 1514 16

13 15 16

ARCNET

REF OUT

AC100-240V 50/60Hz IN

 HVS-3800 Rear Panel Side

The card slots are secured by the right and left set screws. To access the inside of the HVS-3800, remove the slot screws, and pull out the card.

No. Slot Standard module Optional module

1 1 CPU CARD 2 2 GL (GENLOCK) CARD

3 3 -

4 4 - HVS-38HSDI, HVS-38SSDI 5 5 INPUT CARD 6 6 OUTPUT CARD A Side MU REAR UPPER (Rear top fan) B Side MU SIDE UPPER, MU SIDE BOTTOM (Side fan)

C Bottom MU REAR 1-4 (Rear bottom fans 1-4)

HVS-38AUMV, HVS-38UC, HVS-38DC, HVS-38SS, HVS-38SSAM

IMPORTANT

HVS-38UC/DC/AUMV/SS/SSAM requires card expansion for both the front panel and rear panel sides. For details about expansion with optional cards and optional power supply units or fan replacement, please contact your FOR-A supplier.

3. System Configuration

3-1. Basic Configuration

To connect only a main unit and an operation unit over an arcnet connection, connect a 75 loopthrough is not be used for the synchronous signal input and output terminals. When loopthrough is used, connect a 75 the final unit.

TSG

(75ohm terminator)

VDA

REF OUT

M/E1PGM M/E1PREV M/E1CLN

M/E2PGM M/E2PREV M/E2CLN

AUX1-10

ALARM

RS-422

ARCNET

TO MU

M/E1 PGM output PREV output CLEAN output

M/E2 PGM output PREV output CLEAN output

AUX output 1-10

System alarm output

GPI/tally outputs

Tally Unit

(HVS-TALOC20 HVS-TALOC32 HVS-TALR20 HVS-TALR32)

Camera

Character generator

Digital video

database

GPI controller

TRI SYNC

IN 1 IN 2 IN 3

｜ IN 14

IN 15 IN 16

GPI IN GPI/TALLY OUT

(75ohm terminator)

IMPORTANT

Ω terminator to the loopthrough terminal. Also, connect 75Ω terminators when

Ω terminator to the loopthrough terminal of

REF

(

)

Camera

3-2. Optional Configuration

To connect only a main unit and an operation unit over an Arcnet connection, connect a 75 loopthrough is not be used for the synchronous signal input and output terminals. When loopthrough is used, connect a 75 the final unit.

TSG

VTR/DDR

Character

generator

Character

generator

Routing

switcher

EDITOR

GPI controller

HVS-AUX16

VDA

(75ohm terminator) ON

Arcnet LAN

(75ohm terminator)

TRI

SYNC IN

IN 1 IN 2 IN 3 | | | |N 26 IN 27 IN 28

GPI/TALLY OUT

RS-422 RS-422 RS-422

EDITOR

GPI IN

75ohm terminator

REF OUT

M/E1PGM M/E1PREV M/E1CLN

M/E2PGM M/E2PREV M/E2CLN

AUX1-10 AUX11-16

ALARM

RS-422

ARCNET

TO MU

REF

M/E1 PGM output PREV output CLEAN output

M/E2 PGM output PREV output CLEAN output

AUX output 1-10

AUX output 11-16

System alarm output

GPI/tally outputs Tally output

Tally Unit

* HVS-TALOC20 HVS-TALOC32 HVS-TALR20 HVS-TALR32

RS-422 Cascade

Connection

IMPORTANT

Ω terminator to the loopthrough terminal. Also, connect 75Ω terminators when

Ω terminator to the loopthrough terminal of

Multi-viewe

3-3. Power Related Information

Before powering ON your Hanabi series switcher, verify all cabling connections are secure and power connections are in place.

3-3-1. Starting OU (Operation Unit)

Use the supplied AC cord to connect the OU to AC power supply.

  Release the screws at both sides of the panel and lift panel at corners to access power

switches. (Power switches are located inside the OU case.)

 When you open the OU there will be two power switches visible that are located by the

OU power supplies as indicated in the figure below. Turn at least one power switch (POWER1) ON to use your OU. Normally, both power switches should be set to ON at the same time if you have a redundant power supply (optional).

 Shutdown the panel. “HANABI” will appear on the menu display when the power is

properly supplied to the unit.

Release the screws at both sides of the panel and lift panel at corners to access power switches.

Power Supply Units

3-3-2. Starting MU (Main Unit)

Power Switches

Use the supplied AC cord to connect the OU to AC power supply.

  Turn power switch (POWER1) ON at the MU front panel.

HANABI

POWER 1

+12V

+5V

+3.3V

ALARM

POWER 2

+12V

+5V

+3.3V

ALARM

The Hanabi series MU, comes with one standard power supply power supply as an option. If you did not order the optional power supply, only the left side power switch indicated by the arrow below will be operational. If you have both the accessory and optional power supplies installed, both power switches should be set to ON at the same time for power protection

HVS-3800

DIGITAL VIDEO SWITCHER

（POWER1）and a second

3-4. Selecting Aspect and Format

Before using your Hanabi switcher, you will have to select the aspect ratio and signal format needed based on your operational system.

MU SETUP button on the control panel should be flashing red at power ON. Press MU



SETUP button while it’s flashing red to access MU SETUP-SYSTEM menu shown below.

 Turn F1, F2 or F3 control to select the aspect/format suitable for your system at the MODE

–FORMAT, RATE and ASPECT blocks. Then press F1, F2 or F3 control to confirm the setting.

 After MODE setting is made, turn F4 control to select ON under REBOOT, then press F4 to

reboot your system and apply the MODE setting to operations. Press F4 until a "beep" sound is heard.

MU SETUP SYSTEM

FORMAT

1080

MODE

RATE

59.94i

ACTIVE MU ID

ASPECT

REBOOT

16:9

IMPORTANT

OFF

OU ID

ARCNET

CTL ID

250

MU ID

250

Note that the setup menu above appears only when you first power ON your Hanabi system for the first time. Settings must be made here and system rebooted before any switcher operations can be performed. After rebooting system, the MU must be reinitialized (ALL INIT). Then reboot the system again. Refer to section 15-6 "Reboot and Initialization" for more information about the system reboot.

You can also change your system signal format in the MU SETUP-SYSTEM menu. A system reboot is also required to confirm the setting.

NOTE

If you want to change your system signal format again right after changing the format and rebooting the system, be sure to wait one or two minutes before the change.

4. Menu Operations

Menus shown in the display are used to make settings that effect how your HVS-3800 series MU responds and performs during operations. The following sections tell you how to access and change operational parameters in the menu displays

4-1. Menu Control Sections

The main areas of the control panel used to access and change operational menus are as indicated in the figures and table shown below in this section.

 HVS-16/24OUA

MU POS

BUS

SETUP

MATT

STILL

SETUP

FUNC

FILE

STATUS GPI

EDITOR

COPYM/E BLOCK

SYSTEM M/E 1 M/E 2 KEYPAD / EVENT

DIGITAL VIDEO SWITCHER

BUS SELECT

KEY3 KEY1KEY1 KEY2 KEY3KEY2

AUX/KEY

VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1

M/E 1

VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1

M/E 2

222

TRANS

KEY1

KEY2 KEY3

BKGD

POS

WARP

MATT

WIPE

EDGE

MASK

PATT

ROT

CROP

WIPE

EDGE

BORDER

MODI

SHDW

SHOW

BORDER SUBEFF

DVE

EFFECT

PGM

TRAIL HILITE

DVE

PST

KEY1

KEY2

KEY1

SWAP

(PASET)

OVER

M/E2M/E2M/E2M/E1M/E1M/E1

KEY

MV2MV1UTL2UTL1

OUT A PGM PREV

OUT B

TRANS

KEY1

KEY2 KEY3

BKGD

MATT

WIPE

MATT

MASK

PATT

MASK

WIPE

EDGE

MODI

SHDW

SHOW

DVE

PGM

DVE

PST

KEY1

KEY2

KEY3

KEY1

OVER

AUX

AUX1

AUX9AUX8AUX

AUXAUX AUX

AUX AUX

310

M/E2M/E2M/E1M/E1M/E1KEY

M/E2

CLEAN

PREVPGM

MATT

16151413121110987654321

MATT16151413121110987654321

MATT16151413121110987564321

DIGITAL VIDEO SWITCHER

USER

EVENT SEQ

PATT

INC

DEC

47586

DEC

+/-

123

CLEAR

ENTER

OVERWRITE

DEL

PAUSE PLAY

RECALL

BANK2BA N K1

INS

ADDPASTE

COPY

F6F4 F5F3F2F1

SHIFT

USER

USER2USER34USER5USER

M/E1MATT1615141312111098765432

M/E1MATT16151413121110987654321

USERUSE R

USER8USER7USER

109

NOR

FADER

REV

LIMIT

REV

WIPE DIRECTION

DVE DVE DVE DVE

TRANS

BKGD

DVE WIPEDVE WIPE

WIPEMIX

FAMNAM CUT

AUTO

NOR

REV

WIPE DIRECTION

TRANS PREV

MIX WIPE

AUTO

FINE

MEMORY CARDACCESS

RESET

WIPE

DVE

TOP-R

POS

ROT

TOP-L

XYZ

BOT-L

BOT-R

BKGD

KEY1

KEY2

KEY3

KEY1 KEY2 KEY3

BKGD

FADER

KEY1

LIMIT

KEY2

KEY3

DVE DVE DVE DVE

BKGD

KEY1 KEY2

CUTNAM FAM

DEF

TRANSITION RATE

DVE WIPEDVE WIPE

WIPE

MIX

CUT

KEY2KEY1

KEY3

AUTO

TRANSITION RATE

KEY3

DVE WIPEDVE WIPEDVE WIPEDVE W IPE

WIPE

MIX

BLACK TRANS

CUT

KEY2

KEY3

KEY1

AUTO

BUS

POS

TRANS

POS

ROT CROP

TRAIL HILITE

GPI

KEY1

BKGD

WARP

MATT

WIPE

MASK

PATT

EDGE

WIPE

SHDW

MODI

DVE

PGM

DVE

KEY1

PST

KEY1

BLOCK

OVER

SETUP

MATT

EDGE

STILL

SETUP

BORDER

FUNC

BORDER SUBEFF

EFFECT

FILE

STATUS

EDITOR

SWAP

M/E

COPY

(PASET)

SYSTEM M/E 1 M/E 2 KEYPAD / EVENT

TRANS

KEY2

KEY3

KEY1

KEY3

KEY2

BKGD

MATT

WIPE

MATT

MASK

EDGE SHOW

DVE

KEY2

KEY3

MASK

PATT

EDGE

WIPE

SHOW

SHDW

MODI

DVE

PGM

DVE

KEY2

KEY3

PST

KEY1

OVER

F6F4 F5F3F2F1

DIGITAL VIDEO SWITCHER

USER

EVENT

SEQ

PATT

INC

DEC

47586

DEC

+/-

123

CLEAR

DEL

BANK1 BANK2

COPY PASTE INS ADD

ENTER

OVERWRITE

RECALL

 HVS-12ROUA

F2 F4F1 F5 F6

BUS SELECT

KEY/ AUX

M/E1

M/E2

M/E1 KEY1

M/E2 KEY1

IN01 IN02 IN03

M/E1 KEY2

M/E2 KEY2

M/E1

AUX

KEY3

1/9

2/10

3/11

M/E2

MV1 MV2

KEY3

IN07IN05 IN10IN08IN04 IN09IN06

5768 11

IN06

IN05IN04IN03IN02IN01

TRANS

SETUP

KEY1

SETUP

SYS

FUNC

TRANS

FILE

M/E

KF COPY PASTE

AUX

SHIFT

4/12

5/13

6/14

7/15

8/16

M/E1

M/E2

M/E1

CLEAN

PGM

SHIFT

121110987625413

IN12

IN11

118675314 9102

HOLD

12421091

IN10IN09IN08IN07

IN11 IN12

867314 9101112M/E52

HOLD

M/E5467 12111093

STATUS

SEQ

EVENT

PATT

SEL

MODIFY

M/E1

INC

KEY2 KEY3

DVE-PGM

DVE-KEY1INC

DEC

WIPE/DVE

PATT

456

MODIFY

SEL

DVE-PST

DECDVE-KEY2

M/E2

+/-

KEY3KEY1

KEY2

DVE-KEY3

WIPE-MOD

KF ADD

RECALL

SWAPCLEAR

ENTER

CLEAR

BLOCK

OVERWRITE

KF INS

KF DEL

KEYPADSYSTEM / TRANSITION

MEMORY CARD

RESET

JOYSTICK

DVE

WIPE

ROT

POS

DEF

USER

USER8USER

USER3USER4USER5USER2USER

WIPE DIRECTION

TRANSITION RATE

BKGD

NOR

FADER

TRANS

REV

LIMIT

KEY1

KEY2

KEY3

ONON

DVE DVEDVE DVE

KEY1

KEY2 KEY3BKGD

WIPE

MIX

CUT

DVE WIPE

FAMNAM

AUTO

TRANS

FADER

LIMIT

DVE

BKGD KEY1 KEY2 KEY3

MIX CUT

FAMNAM

AUTO

WIPE DIRECTION

NOR

REV

ON ON

DVEDVE

DVE

WIPE

DVE WIPE

BLACK TRANS

TRANSITION RATE BKGD

KEY1

KEY2

KEY3

F1 F2 F 3 F4 F5 F6

F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6

TRANS

WIPE/DVE

WIPE

WIPE/DVE

WIPE

MODIFY

SETUP

PATT

MODIFY

SETUP

PATT

BKGD

KEY1

KEY3

KEY2

KEY1

KEY2

KEY3 SETUP

SETUP

SYS

TRANS

WIPE/DVE

WIPE

WIPE/DVE

WIPE FUNC

FUNC

PATT

MODIFY

PATT

BKGD

KEY1

FILE

KEY2

KEY3

FILE

KEY1

KEY2

KEY3

COPY

SWAP

COPY

SWAP

M/E

BLOCK

M/E

BLOCK

COPY

PASTE

COPY

PASTE

DEF

USER

EVENT

SEQ

STATUS

EVENT

SEQ

STATUS

PATT

M/E1

INC

DVE-PGM

DVE-KEY1

PLAY

INC

DVE-PGM

DVE-KEY1

PLAY

DEC

DVE-PST

DVE-KEY2

PAUSE

DEC

DVE-PST

DVE-KEY2

M/E2

MEMORY CARD

PAUSE

+/-

WIPE-MOD

DVE-KEY3

WIPE-MOD

DVE-KEY3

RECALLCLEAR

ENTER

RECALLCLEAR

ENTER

ADDDEL

INS

OVERWRITE

ADDDEL

INS

OVERWRITE

KEYPADSYSTEM / TR ANSI T ION

RESET

JOYSTICK

DVE

WIPE

ROT

POS

DIGITAL VIDEO SWITCHER

USER

PATT

WIPE/DVE

Item Name Description

A Menu Selection section

Selects which menu is accessed and appears in the display.

B Menu screen Used to display the menu settings.

C Keypad Used to change or adjust menu settings by keypad input.

D Function Controls

Controls F1 to F6. Used to change operational settings in selected parameter lines.

HVS-16/24OUA Used to change menu pages.

Menu navigation buttons

HVS-12ROUA

Single Arrow buttons Used to change menu pages.

Double Arrow buttons

Used to go back/go forward pages in navigation history.

F Joystick section Used to change or adjust menu settings by using joystick.

DIGITAL VIDEO SWITCHER

4-2. Making Settings (HVS-16/24OUA)

4-2-1. Selecting Needed Menu

To display a menu, press the button for the desired menu in the menu section (A on the section 4-1) besides the display. To move between menu pages, use the UP and DOWN buttons at the right of the controls. The UP and DOWN buttons light on to indicate that there is another menu page to be moved. If the menu is spread over multiple screens, the top menu is displayed first. You can move to other menu pages from the top menu. Turn the F1 control to select a page, and then press F1 or press the DOWN button to move to the page. For details about the menu contents, see section 4-4. Displaying Menus"” and Appendix 1. “Menu List.”

 Menu display example (for M/E2-KEY1 menu)

Pressing the KEY1 button in the M/E2 area of the menu section displays the KEY1 menu.



The KEY1(1/6) menu is displayed in the menu screen.

TRANS

KEY1

KEY2

MATT MASK

EDGE

SHOW

DVE

KEY2

KEY3

MATT

MASK

DVE

KEY3

BKGD

WIPE

MATT

PATT

WIPE MODI

DVE PGM

DVE

PST

MASK

EDGE SHDW

DVE

KEY1

OVER

M/E 2

Cursor bar

KEY1(1 /6) SOURCE/INSERT

KEY

TYPE

BUS

GAIN

1.0

INSERT SOURCE

TYPE

BUS

KEY SIGNAL

CLIP

SIGNAL

IN01

TRANSP

0.0

SIGNAL

IN01

RATE

INVERT

OFF

TRANSITION

LIMIT

OFF

Cursor bar

FAM

OFF

LEVEL

100.0

F6F4 F5F3F2F1

UP/DOWN buttons for scrolling pages

 The menu screen can display a top and bottom row. A vertical cursor bar displayed in the

selected row. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to move to another page above or below.

NOTE

The menu navigation function similar to web browsers, " Go Back" and " Go Forward", can be assigned to the user buttons. Once these functions are assigned to the user buttons, each time you click on the "Go Back" button, you will easily go back to the previous menu you have displayed and you will return to the current menu by pressing the "Go Forward" button.

4-2-2. Changing Parameter Values

The menu page is divided into two rows above and below and six horizontal blocks. Up to six parameters can be displayed in one row. To change a parameter, turn the control F1 to F6 that is directly below the block. Parameters can be changed for the row that is selected (cursor bar is displayed).

Function control operations (F1 to F6) Description

Turn clockwise Increases value.

Turn counter-clockwise Decreases value.

Press

Press and hold down at least 1 sec. Reset the parameter to default value.

Turn while pressing

In the system setup parameters in the MU SETUP and OU SETUP menus, after the parameter value is changed, it needs to be confirmed by pressing ENTER on the keypad or pressing the control under the parameter. In this case, after the settings are changed, the setting value is highlighted, and ENTER and CLEAR in the keypad light up. Pressing ENTER or the control confirms the value. Pressing CLEAR cancels the value.

Switches to keypad input.

Confirms the input value.

Moves to next/previous page in the pop up menu or quickly increases/decreases value.

IMPORTANT

 Example of changing parameter (for M/E2-KEY1 menu)

In this example, we will change the transition rate in the KEY1(1/6) menu. If the cursor bar is in the top row, press the DOWN button to move it to the row below. Turning the F4 control button changes the value of RATE (Transition Rate) for KEY1. Turning control buttons F1 and F2 enables adjustment of the KEY1 clip and gain.

To make the MASK and other settings, press the DOWN button to move to the next menu when up or down movement is possible, the UP or DOWN button is lit.

Cursor bar

Cursor ba

KEY1(1 /6) SOURCE/INSERT

KEY

TYPE

BUS

GAIN

1.0

Used for changing parameter shown above button

INSERT SOURCE

TYPE

BUS

KEY SIGNAL

CLIP

Control buttons for changing the setting values:

SIGNAL

IN01

TRANSP

0.0

SIGNAL

IN01

RATE

TRANSITION

INVERT

OFF

LIMIT

OFF

FAM

OFF

LEVEL

100.0

F6F4 F5F3F2F1

UP button: Moves to previous page

Moves to page above

DOWN button: Moves to next page

Moves to page below

4-2-3. Confirmation Needed Parameters

In the parameters below, the value must be confirmed by pressing a function control below each parameter.

Parameter Menu Parameter Menu REBOOT MU SETUP top STILL1-6 STILL INIT MU SETUP-SYSTEM DVE STILL STILL OU INIT OU SETUP- MODE

4-2-4. Keypad Input

You can also use the keypad to input number settings to a menu. The general procedure for making and changing operational menu settings by keypad is as follows. Keypad numbers can only be used to input operational parameter settings that are numerical in nature. (For example; 100, 0, etc.)

1) Press a control below each parameter (F1 - F6) to select parameter block to be changed.

2) The button lamps on the keypad will turn on green.

3) Next, input setting at keypad.

4) Then press ENTER to confirm the setting.

IMPORTANT

When pressing a control, press it down lightly and release it within 1 sec. Note that if you press and hold a control for more than 1 sec., related setting will be returned to the default setting and a beep will be heard when this happens.

Press the control corresponding

to the parameter.

INC, DEC

DIGITAL VIDEO SWITCHER

USER

EVENT

INC

DEC

+/-

CLEAR

DEL

BANK1

PASTE

F6F4 F5F3F2F1

COPY INS ADD

KEYPAD / EVENT

SEQ

PATT

47586

123

ENTER

OVERWRITE

PLAYPAUSE

BANK2

RECALL

ENTER

 Pressing the INC and DEC buttons enables the values to be changed in single

increments.

 Pressing the CLEAR button enables the input value to be cancelled.  To enter a negative value, first enter the value, press the +/- button, check that “ - " is

displayed, and then press ENTER.

IMPORTANT

The keypad can be used in USER PATTERN mode, SEQUENCE mode and EVENT mode. For details about each mode, see sections 10. "User Patterns", 11 "Sequence Operation" and 12 "Event Memory.”

4-2-5. Joystick Input

You can also use the joystick for making settings in menus. The general procedures for making and changing operational menu settings using a joystick are as follows.

 The X, Y, and Z axes of the joystick are used to change three parameters at once.

X-axis Move the joystick to the right or left. Y-axis Move the joystick up or down. Z-axis Turn the joystick clockwise or counterclockwise.

 When the buttons next to the joystick are pressed to turn them on, the three parameters

can be adjusted at the same time.

MENU TOP-L button Three blocks on the top left side of the menu screen (in the order of X, Y, and Z from the left) MENU TOP-R button Three blocks on the top right side of the menu screen (in the order of X, Y, and Z from the left) MENU BOT-L button Three blocks on the bottom left side of the menu screen (in the order of X, Y, and Z from the left) MENU BOT-R button Three blocks on the bottom right side of the menu screen (in the order of X, Y, and Z from the left)

WIPE MODIFY(1/3)

POSITION X 0

ASPECT

0.0

Y 0

SOFT

0.0

ANGLE

0.0

MULTI

X 1

TYPE

OFF

Y 1

EFFECT

LEVEL

INVERT

OFF

MENU MENU WIPE

TOP-RTOP-L

MENU MENU

BOT-L BOT-R

FINE

DVE

POS

Changes can be made for the X, Y, and Z buttons that are lit.

DEF

ROT

 WIPE POS and DVE ROT buttons

The WIPE POS and DVE ROT buttons are shortcuts to the respective menu. Clicking the button lights it up and enables you to change the setting without opening the menu. Double-clicking the button takes you directly to the parameter of the selected pattern.

WIPE POS button When WIPE is selected, this moves to POSITION (X, Y) in the WIPE

MODIFY(1/3) menu. When DVE is selected, this moves to POSITION (X, Y, Z) in the DVE

MODIFY(1/8) menu.

DVE ROT button

When DVE is selected, this moves to the LOCAL ROTATION (X, Y, Z) in the DVE MODIFY(2/8) menu. In the case of the DVE ROT button, the bus where this modify is applied is selected by the DVE PGM, DVE PST, DVE

KEY1, DVE KEY2, or DVE KEY3 button in the menu section.

IMPORTANT

Note that you cannot use the joystick to input settings to the MU SETUP and OU SETUP menus.

4-3. Making Settings (HVS-12ROUA)

4-3-1. Selecting Needed Menu

To display a menu, press the button for the desired menu in the menu section (A on the section 4-1) besides the display. To move between menu pages, use the UP and DOWN buttons at the right of the controls. The UP and DOWN buttons light on to indicate that there is another menu page to be moved. If the menu is spread over multiple screens, the top menu is displayed first. You can move to other menu pages from the top menu. Turn the F1 control to select a page, and then press F1 or press the DOWN button to move to the page. For details about the menu contents, see section 4-4. "Displaying Menus” and Appendix 1. “Menu List.”

 Menu display example (for M/E2-KEY1 menu)

Pressing the KEY1 button in the M/E2 area of the menu section displays the KEY1 menu.



The KEY1(1/6) menu is displayed in the menu screen.

Cursor ba

KEY1(1 /6) SOURCE/INSERT

KEY

TYPE

BUS

GAIN

1.0

F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6

INSERT SOURCE

TYPE

BUS

KEY SIGNAL

CLIP

SIGNAL

IN01

TRANSP

0.0

SIGNAL

IN01

RATE

INVERT

OFF

TRANSITION

LIMIT

OFF

FAM

OFF

LEVEL

100.0

Cursor bar

TRANS

SETUP

BKGD

KEY1

SETUP

SYS

FUNC

FILE

M/E

TRANS

BKGD

KEY1

COPY

SYSTEM / TRANSITION

SWAP

UP/DOWN buttons for scrolling pages

WIPE PATT

KEY2

WIPE PATT

KEY2

WIPE/DVE

MODIFY

M/E1

KEY3

WIPE/DVE

MODIFY

M/E2

KEY3

BLOCK

PASTE

 The menu screen can display a top and bottom row. A vertical cursor bar displayed in the

selected row. Use the UP and DOWN (single arrow) buttons to move to another page above or below.

NOTE

The double arrow buttons are used to go back and go forward pages in the menu navigation history. They allow the user to easily navigate to the previously displayed menus.

4-3-2. Changing Parameter Values

Function control operations (F1 to F6) Description

Turn clockwise Increases value.

Turn counter-clockwise Decreases value.

Press

Press and hold down at least 1 sec. Reset the parameter to default value.

Turn while pressing

Switches to keypad input.

Confirms the input value.

Moves to next/previous page in the pop up menu or quickly increases/decreases value.

IMPORTANT

 Example of changing parameter (for M/E2-KEY1 menu)

To make the MASK and other settings, press the DOWN button to move to the next menu when up or down movement is possible, the UP or DOWN button is lit.

Cursor bar

KEY1(1 /6) SOURCE/INSERT

KEY

TYPE

BUS

GAIN

1.0

INSERT SOURCE

TYPE

BUS

KEY SIGNAL

CLIP

SIGNAL

IN01

TRANSP

0.0

SIGNAL

IN01

RATE

TRANSITION

INVERT

OFF

LIMIT

OFF

FAM

OFF

LEVEL

100.0

Cursor ba

TRANS

SETUP

SYS

FUNC

FILE

M/E

SYSTEM / TRANSITION

BKGD

KEY1

TRANS

BKGD

KEY1

COPY

WIPE PATT

KEY2

WIPE PATT

KEY2

SWAP

PASTE

WIPE/DVE

MODIFY

KEY3

WIPE/DVE

MODIFY

KEY3

BLOCK

M/E1

M/E2

F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6

Control buttons for changing the setting values:

Used for changing parameter shown above button

Moves to previous / next page. Moves to page above / below.

Goes back/forward in the navigation history.

4-3-3. Confirmation Needed Parameters

In the parameters below, the value must be confirmed by pressing a function control below each parameter.

Parameter Menu Parameter Menu REBOOT MU SETUP top STILL1-6 STILL INIT MU SETUP-SYSTEM DVE STILL STILL OU INIT OU SETUP- MODE

4-3-4. Keypad Input

1) Press a control below each parameter (F1 - F6) to select parameter block to be changed.

2) Lights on the keypad turn on green.

3) Next, input setting at keypad.

4) Then press ENTER to confirm the setting.

IMPORTANT

INC, DEC

ENTER

TRANS

WIPE

TRANS

BKGD

TRANS BKGD

BKGD

COPY

WIPE/DVE

WIPE

WIPE/DVE

PATT

MODIFY

PATT

M/E1

KEY1

COPY

M/E1

KEY3

KEY2

KEY3

KEY2

WIPE/DVE

WIPE

WIPE/DVE

WIPE

MODIFY

PATT

MODIFY

PATT

M/E2

KEY3

KEY2

KEY3

KEY2

SWAP

BLOCK

PASTE

SETUP

SYS

FUNC

FILE

M/E

USER

EVENT

SEQ

EVENT

SEQ

PATT

INC

DVE-PGM

DVE-KEY1

INC

DVE-PGM

DVE-KEY1

DEC

DVE-PST

DVE-KEY2

DEC

DVE-PST

DVE-KEY2

+/-

WIPE-MOD

DVE-KEY3

WIPE-MOD

DVE-KEY3

RECALLCLEAR

ADDDEL

INS

ADDDEL

INS

KEYPADSYSTEM / TRANSI T ION

STATUS

ENTER

OVERWRITE

DIGITAL VID EO SW I TC H ER

PLAY

PAUSE

F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6

Press the control corresponding to the parameter.

MEMORY CA RD

JOYSTIC K

WIPE

POS

DEF

RESET

DVE ROT

 Pressing the INC and DEC buttons enables the values to be changed in single

increments.

 Pressing the CLEAR button enables the input value to be cancelled.  To enter a negative value, first enter the value, press the +/- button, check that “ - " is

displayed, and then press ENTER.

IMPORTANT

The keypad can be used in EVENT mode, USER PATTERN mode, and SEQUENCE mode. For details about each mode, see sections 10. "User Patterns", 11 "Sequence Operation" and 12 "Event Memory.”

4-3-5. Joystick Input

You can also use the joystick for making settings in menus. The general procedures for making and changing operational menu settings using a joystick are as follows.

 The X, Y, and Z axes of the joystick are used to change three parameters at once.

X-axis Move the joystick to the right or left. Y-axis Move the joystick up or down. Z-axis Turn the joystick clockwise or counterclockwise.

 When the buttons next to the joystick are pressed to turn them on, the three parameters

can be adjusted at the same time.

MENU TOP-L button Three blocks on the left side of the menu screen (in the order of X, Y, and Z from the left) MENU TOP-R button Three blocks on the right side of the menu screen (in the order of X, Y, and Z from the left) (The cursor bar indicates which part of the menu (upper or bottom) is being controlled.)

WIPE MODIFY(1/3)

X 0

ASPECT

0.0

POSITION

Y 0

SOFT

0.0

MULTI

TYPE

OFF

ANGLE

Cursor bars

X 1

Y 1

EFFECT

LEVEL

INVERT

OFF

DEF

Changes can be made for the X, Y, and Z buttons that are lit.

JOYSTICK

WIPE POS

DVE ROT

 WIPE POS and DVE ROT buttons

WIPE POS button When WIPE is selected, this moves to POSITION (X, Y) in the WIPE

MODIFY(1/3) menu. When DVE is selected, this moves to POSITION (X, Y, Z) in the DVE

MODIFY(1/8) menu.

DVE ROT button

KEY1, DVE KEY2, or DVE KEY3 button in the menu section.

IMPORTANT

Note that you cannot use the joystick to input settings to the MU SETUP and OU SETUP menus.

4-4. Displaying Menus

4-4-1. Menu Buttons (HVS-16/24OUA)

To display a menu, press the button for the desired menu in the menu section (SYSTEM, M/E1, M/E2).

MODIFY menu buttons

BUS

STATUS

Copy buttons

POS

SETUP

MATT

POS

SETUP

FUNC

FILE

M/E

WARP

EDGE

STILL

ROT CROP

BORDER

BORDER SUBEFF

EFFECT

TRAIL HILITE

EDITOR

GPI

SWAP

COPY

BLOCK

(PASET)

SYSTEM M/E 1 M/E 2

TRANS

KEY1

BKGD

MATT

WIPE

MASK

PATT

EDGE

WIPE

SHDW

MODI

DVE

PGM

DVE

PST

KEY1

OVER

Preview buttons

DVE bus selection buttons

TRANS

KEY2

KEY3

MATT

MASK

EDGE

SHOW

DVE

KEY2

KEY3

KEY1

BKGD

WIPE

MATT

PATT

MASK

WIPE

EDGE

MODI

SHDW

DVE

PGM

DVE

PST

KEY1

OVER

KEY2

KEY3

MATT

MASK

EDGE SHOW

DVE

KEY2

KEY3

Menu screen

F6F4 F5F3F2F1

 SYSTEM group

Button Menu Description MU SETUP MU SETUP System and MU settings OU SETUP OU SETUP System and OU settings FUNC FUNCTION SETUP GPI, DVE, EDITOR, and other settings FILE FILE Saving and loading from the CF card to files STATUS System status information display BUS MATT MATT MATT settings STILL STILL STORE Still store operations

* EDITOR EDITOR

* GPI GPI

* The EDITOR button turns on the EDITOR function, and the GPI button turns on the GPI IN function.

Double-clicking displays the menu setting.

The M/E, BLOCK, COPY, and SWAP(PASTE) buttons are used to copy setting values. (Refer to section 4-6. "Parameter Copy” and section 4-7. "Copy and Swap”.)

Editor settings (Menu displayed when double-clicked)

GPI IN, GPI OUT, and tally settings (Menu displayed when double-clicked)

When the WIPE MODIFY menu is displayed, press the WIPE MODI button in the M/E1(M/E2) section to light it, and then press one of the buttons below to display the menu. In the transition section, these menus are displayed only when the WIPE button is lit and a WIPE pattern is selected.

Button Menu POS / POS WIPE MODIFY(1/3)- POSITION EDGE / ROT WIPE MODIFY(2/3) - EDGE BORDER / BORDER WIPE MODIFY(3/3) - BORDER

When the DVE MODIFY menu is displayed, first press the DVE bus selection button (DVE PGM, DVE PST, DVE KEY1, DVE KEY2, or DVE KEY3 button) in the M/E1(M/E2) section so that it lights orange, and then select the applicable bus. Next, press one of the buttons below to display the menu. In the transition section, these menus are displayed only when the WIPE button is lit and a DVE pattern is selected.

Button Menu POS / POS DVE MODIFY(1/8) - POSITION EDGE / ROT DVE MODIFY(2/8) - ROTATION CROP DVE MODIFY(3/8) - DVE CROP WARP DVE MODIFY(4/8) - WARP BORDER / BORDER DVE MODIFY(5/8) - BORDER EFFECT / TRAIL DVE MODIFY(6/8) - TRAIL / MONO COLOR SUB EFF DVE MODIFY(7/8) - SUB EFFECT HILITE DVE MODIFY(8/8) - HILITE / SHADOW

 M/E1, M/E2 group

Button Menu Description

TRANS/BKGD

WIPE PATT WIPE PATTERN Pattern register, select

WIPE MODI

PREV PREVIEW Preview screen display settings

TRANS (1/2 to 2/2) DVE BKGD

WIPE MODIFY (1/3 to 3/3)

Transition rate, Fader limit, Background and Color Mix settings

WIPE pattern modify settings After the button is lit, select the MODIFY submenu button in the SYSTEM group

DVE PGM DVE PST DVE KEY1 DVE KEY2 DVE KEY3

DVE MODIFY (1/8 to 8/8)

After the button is lit, select the MODIFY submenu button in the SYSTEM group. (For details, refer to 7-1-2. "Opening the DVE MODIFY menu” and 7-2-2. "Opening the DVE MODIFY Menu”.)

The KEYER menu consists of multiple menus, and four vertical buttons (two for KEY3) constitute one set and serve as menu shortcut buttons.

KEY1 MATT MASK EDGE SHADOW CK

KEY2 MATT MASK EDGE SHADOW CK

KEY3 MATT MASK

KEY1OVER

KEY1 (1/6 to 6/6) KEYER1 setting

KEY2 (1/6 to 6/6) KEYER2 setting

KEY3 (1/2to 2/2) KEYER3 setting

This is used to change the KEY1 and KEY2 priority.

4-4-2. Menu Buttons (HVS-12ROUA)

To display a menu, press the button for the desired menu in the menu section

Menu Screen

 SYSTEM group

The M/E, BLOCK, COPY, and SWAP(PASTE) buttons are used to copy setting values. (Refer to section 4-6. "Parameter Copy” and section 4-7. "Copy and Swap”.)

SYSTEM group M/E1 group STATUS button

TRANS

SETUP

BKGD

KEY1

SETUP

SYS

TRANS

FUNC

BKGD

FILE

KEY1

COPY

M/E

COPY

WIPE/DVE

WIPE PATT

KEY2

WIPE/DVE

WIPE PATT

KEY2

SWAP

PASTE

Copy operation buttons

MODI FY

BLOCK

M/E1

KEY3

M/E2

KEY3

EVENT

SEQ

INC

DVE-PGM

DEC

DVE-PST

+/-

WIPE-MOD

RECALLCLEAR

INS

KEYPADSYSTEM / TRANSIT ION

M/E2 group

USER

STATU S

PATT

DVE-KEY1

PLAY

DVE-KEY2

PAUSE

DVE-KEY3

ENTER

ADDDEL

OVERWRITE

 M/E1 and M/E2 groups

Button Menu Main function

TRANS/BKGD

TRANS (1/2 to 2/2) DVE BKGD

Transition rate, Fader limit, Background and Color Mix settings

WIPE PATT WIPE PATTERN Pattern register, select

WIPE/DVE MODIFY

WIPE MODIFY (1/3 to 3/3)

DVE MODIFY (1/8 to 8/8)

WIPE pattern modify settings (See items with * in the table below.)

DVE pattern modify settings (See items with ** in the table below.)

KEY1 KEY1 (1/6 to 6/6) KEYER1 setting

KEY2 KEY2 (1/6 to 6/6) KEYER2 setting

KEY3 KEY3 (1/2～2/2) KEYER3 setting

 KEYPAD section

Button Menu Description STATUS STATUS System status information display ** DVE PGM ** DVE PST ** DVE KEY1 ** DVE KEY2

DVE MODIFY (1/8 to 8/8)

After pressing the WIPE/DVE MODIFY button (lit), select a modify submenu button in the SYSTEM group. (See section 7-1-2. "Opening the DVE MODIFY menu," or section 7-2-2. "Opening the DVE MODIFY menu".）

** DVE KEY3

* WIPE-MOD

WIPE MODIFY (1/3 to 3/3)

After pressing the WIPE/DVE MODIFY button (lit), press the WIPE-MOD button.

4-4-3. Menu Access Shortcuts

Double-clicking the following buttons in the bus section and transition section displays the

respective menu.

Button Section containing button Opened menu * MATT1, MATT2 M/E1, M/E2, AUX/KEY bus sections MATT * STILL1 to STILL4

STILL5 to STILL6(option) MIX, WIPE, FAM, NAM, CUT Transition section TRANS (1/2) KEY1, KEY2, KEY3 Transition section KEY(1/2) or KEY(1/6) Five pattern buttons Transition section pattern buttons WIPE PATTERN FADER LIMIT Transition section TRANS (1/2) KEY OUT A, ME1CLN

KEY OUT B, ME2CLN

AUX1-16 BUS SELECT section

M/E1KEY1, M/E1KEY2, M/E1KEY3 M/E2KEY1, M/E2KEY2, M/E2KEY3

WIPE POS Joystick section

DVE ROT Joystick section DVE MODIFY(2/8)

* The MATT1/MATT2 button and STLL1 to STLL6 buttons are each assigned to matt and still at the M/E bus

mapping. (Refer to 5-1-6 "Bus Signal Assignment and Inhibit Settings”.)

M/E1, M/E2, AUX/KEY bus sections STILL

AUX/KEY bus section

MU SETUP-OUTPUT(2/2)

OU SETUP-BUS CONTROL

KEY1(1/6) KEY2(1/6) KEY3(1/2)

WIPE MODIFY(1/3) DVE MODIFY(1/8)

4-4-4. User Buttons

The user buttons located to the left of the joystick section are function expansion buttons used for assignment of a wide range of functions. They can also be assigned to a selected menu page for usage as menu shortcut buttons. For details about user buttons, refer to 15-2 "User Buttons”.

4-5. Returning to Default

Press and hold the related F1 to F6 control to return to factory default settings.

F6F4 F5F3F2F1

Press and hold Control F1 - F6

Using the joystick to return to the factory default settings



HVS-16/24OUA

Display the menu settings that will be returned to their defaults.

  Press the MENU TOP-L, MENU TOP-R, MENU BOT-R, or MENU BOT-R button to select

the area of the three-block section.

WIPE MODIFY(1/3)

POSITION

SOFT

ASPECT

0.0

ANGLE

0.0

MULTI

TYPE

OFF

EFFECT

LEVEL

INVERT

OFF

MENU MENU WIPE

TOP-RTOP-L

MENU MENU

BOT-L BOT-R

DVE ROT

POS

Changes can be made for the X, Y, and Z buttons that are lit only.

F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6

FINE

DEF

 Select the parameter that will be returned to the defaults. To return all three parameters to

their factory defaults, press all of the X, Y, and Z buttons to light them, or simply press the required button to light it.

 Pressing the DEF button changes the X, Y, and Z buttons that are lit to their defaults, and

then the buttons change to orange.

IMPORTANT

Holding down the DEF button when the WIPE POS or DVE ROT button is lit returns all of the WIPE MODIFY data or DVE MODIFY data to their factory default settings.

 HVS-12ROUA

Display the menu settings that will be returned to their defaults.

  Press the MENU L or MENU R button to select the area of the three-block section.

 Select the parameter that will be returned to the defaults. To return all three parameters to

their factory defaults, press all of the X, Y, and Z buttons to light them, or simply press the required button to light it.

 Pressing the DEF button changes the X, Y, and Z buttons that are lit to their defaults, and

then the buttons change to orange.

WIPE MODIFY(1/3)

X 0

ASPECT

0.0

POSITION

SOFT

0.0

ANGLE

0.0

MULTI

X 1

TYPE

OFF

Y 1

EFFECT

LEVEL

INVERT

OFF

DEF

Y 0

JOYSTICK

DVE

WIPE

POS

ROT

Cursor bar

Changes can be made for the X, Y, and Z buttons that are lit only.

IMPORTANT

Holding down the DEF button when the WIPE POS or DVE ROT button is lit returns all of the WIPE MODIFY data or DVE MODIFY data to their factory default settings.

4-5-1. Returning Menus to Default

 INIT parameter

All the settings in the menus below can be returned to their default values with one operation.

Menu returned to default INIT item selection

* MU SETUP (MU SETUP – SYSTEM menu) CUR, SYS, ALL

* OU SETUP (OU SETUP – MODE menu) OFF, ON

* For details about MU SETUP and OU SETUP menu initialization, refer to 15-6. "Reboot and Initialization"

 Returning KEY menus to default

The KEY menus can be returned to the default settings by holding down the menu button of the appropriate key in the M/E1 or M/E2 group in the menu section. When the button is held down, a long beep is made, and then the selected parameters are returned to the defaults. However, the crosspoint selection for the bus is not returned to the default setting. In HVS-12ROUA, each keyer top menu has an INIT item that can return the keyer menu to the default settings.

Section Menu button Parameters returned to default

KEY1 All KEY1 parameters

* MATT MASK (KEY1) KEY1 MATT and MASK-related parameters

KEY1 EDGE and SHADOW-related parameters

KEY1 CHROMAKEY-related parameters

KEY2 EDGE and SHADOW-related parameters

KEY2 CHROMAKEY -related parameters

M/E1, M/E2

* EDGE SHADOW (KEY1) * CK (KEY1)

KEY2 All KEY2 parameters

* MATT MASK (KEY2) KEY2 MATT and MASK-related parameters

* EDGE SHADOW (KEY2) * CK (KEY2)

KEY3 All KEY3 parameters

* MATT MASK (KEY3) KEY3 MATT and MASK-related parameters

* Buttons on HVS-16/24OUA units are available.

4-5-2. Returning to User Default

You can also use parameters preset by the user as the default settings. The user defaults are then used as the initial values of the normal parameters. Once the user default values are set, the user defaults can be enabled with the normal operation for returning to the parameter initial values. See section 15-4. "User Default” for details about making the user default settings.

4-6. Parameter Copy

Values set for items in menus can be easily copied. Up to six settings can be stored in the copy buffer.

 Parameter copy operation (Copying the MASK parameter value in the M/E1-KEY1

menu to M/E2-KEY1)

Open the menu (M/E1 - KEY1 - MATT MASK menu) from which an item is to be copied.

  While holding down the COPY button in the SYSTEM group, press any one of controls (F1

to F6) for the related item to be copied, next press another control to be copied and so on until the needed values are stored in the copy buffer sequentially. Once the values are stored in the copy buffer, the beep will be heard once; if an item that cannot be stored was selected, the beep will be heard twice.

SETUP

FUNC

FILE

STATUS

M/E

POS

BUS

MATT

POS

WARP

EDGE

STILL

ROT CROP

BORDER

BORDER SUBEFF

EFFECT

TRAIL HILITE

EDITOR

GPI

SWAP

COPY

BLOCK

(PASET)

SYSTEM M/E 1

HVS-16/24OUA

TRANS

BKGD

WIPE PATT

WIPE MODI

PGM

DVE

DVE PST

KEY1

MATT MASK

EDGE SHDW

KEY1

KEY1 OVER

KEY3

KEY2

MATT

MASK

EDGE SHOW

DVE

KEY2

KEY3

KEY1(2/6) INSERT-MATT

COLOR

SAT

LUM

66.3

TYPE

OFF

INVERT

HUE

5.4

3.5

MASK

TOP0BOTTOM0LEFT0RIGHT

OFF

SYS

BOX

Press the control buttons in the copy order.

TRANS

SETUP

BKGD

KEY1

SETUP

TRANS

FUNC

BKGD

FILE

KEY1

COPY

M/E

COPY

SYSTEM / TRANSITION

HVS-12ROUA

PATT

KEY2

WIPE PATT

KEY2

SWAP

WIPE

PASTE

WIPE/DVE

MODIFY

KEY3

WIPE/DVE

MODIFY

KEY3

BLOCK

M/E1

M/E2

 When the data is stored in the copy buffer, the SWAP(PASTE) button becomes to lit green.  Open the menu (M/E2 - KEY1 - MATT MASK menu) where you want to paste the copied

data and use the UP/ DOWN buttons to move.

 While holding down the SWAP(PASTE) button, press the control (F1 to F6) in the order to

which you want to paste.

IMPORTANT

 The data in the parameter copy buffer is retained until either data is saved again in

the copy buffer or the COPY button is held down. Even if the COPY button is pressed during menu copy, the data in the parameter copy buffer is not erased. (The data is lost when the OU power is turned off.)

Only numeric values can be stored to the copy buffer.



If an item value has a decimal fraction and it is copied to the one which has no



decimal fraction, it will be copied wrongly.

The parameters are pasted in the order they were copied. Also, the paste



operation can be done continually at locations where pasted was already performed, and so an empty paste operation is possible.

4-7. Copy and Swap

The M/E2 settings can be easily copied (COPY) or swapped (SWAP) to M/E1, or all the values in the KEY menu can easily be copied or swapped to another key menu.

TIPS

If the settings are mistakenly changed by a copying or swapping operation, use the data recovery function to return to the previous settings. See section 15-5. "Data Recovery” for more details.

4-7-1. Copying/Swapping Data between M/Es

The procedure example given following will either copy or swap the M/E2 settings to M/E1.

MU POS

BUS

SETUP

MATT

STILL

SETUP

FUNC

FILE

EDITOR

STATUS GPI

COPYM/E BL OCK

SYSTEM M/E 1 M/E 2

WARP

POS

EDGE

CROP

ROT

BORDER

BORDER SUBEFF

EFFECT

TRAIL HILITE

SWAP

(PASET)

TRANS BKGD

WIPE

PATT

WIPE

MODI

DVE

PGM

DVE

PST

KEY1

MATT MASK

EDGE SHDW

DVE

KEY1

KEY1 OVER

KEY2 KEY3

MATT MASK

EDGE SHOW

DVE

KEY2

HVS-16/24OUA

MATT MASK

DVE

KEY3

TRANS BKGD

WIPE PATT

WIPE MODI

DVE

PGM

DVE

PST

KEY1

MATT MASK

EDGE SHDW

DVE KEY1

KEY1 OVER

KEY2 KEY3

MATT

MASK

EDGE SHOW

DVE

KEY2

KEY3

SETUP

SYS

FUNC

FILE

M/E

HVS-12ROUA

TRANS

BKGD

KEY1

TRANS

BKGD

KEY1

COPY

SYSTEM / TRANSITION

WIPE

PATT

KEY2

WIPE PATT

KEY2

SWAP

PASTE

WIPE/DVE

MODIFY

KEY3

WIPE/DVE

MODIFY

KEY3

BLOCK

M/E1

M/E2

First press the M/E button in the SYSTEM group to light red. COPY SWAP(1/1) menu is



automatically displayed.

 Press one button in the setting group you want to copy or swap to lit in the relevant M/E

group. For example, if copying or swapping the M/E2 signal settings, press the KEY1, KEY2, KEY3 and/or TRANS･BKGD buttons in the M/E2 group. The pressed button lights up green.

<HVS-16/24OUA>

As for keyers press any one of the buttons corresponding to a block (vertical). All related For example, pressing the EDGE/SHDW button in KEY1 makes all of the KEY1, MATT/MASK, EDGE/SHDW, and CK buttons light up.

 The COPY and SWAP(PASTE) buttons flash red.  The setting can be made for copying or swapping the crosspoint information for the menu

button that is lit. Set to OFF if no copying or swapping will be performed.

COPY SWAP(1/1)

M/E1-XPT

M/E

KEY1

OFF

M/E2-XPT

M/E

KEY1

OFF

ENABLE

KEY2

OFF

ENABLE

KEY2

OFF

KEY3

OFF

KEY3

OFF

 With the panel in this condition, press COPY button to copy the currently made M/E2

signal settings to M/E1. (Settings in M/E1 and M/E 2 menus should be the same after copy operation is complete.) If you press the SWAP(PASTE) button, M/E2 settings become M/E1 settings and M/E1 settings become M/E2 settings.

NOTE

The previous procedure can copy multiple groups of menu settings at a time. At KEY1, KEY2 and KEY3 columns if you press any one of buttons at a column, all buttons at the column should go to lit green indication.

If copy or swap operation fails due to error, a buzzer tone will be emitted to alert the operator that copy or swap of the required operational settings was not completed.

Pressing a panel button that is not in the menu selection groups will cancel copy, swap operation and button indications will return to those displayed during normal operation.

4-7-2. Copying/Swapping Data between Blocks

The procedure for copying or swapping between blocks (menu settings groups) simply requires use of the BLOCK button during the copy, swap operation. The procedure example given following will block copy the M/E2-KEY2 menu settings to the M/E1-KEY1 menus, or swap M/E2-KEY2 settings to M/E1-KEY1 and vice versa.

BUS

MU POS

MATT

SETUP

STILL

SETUP

FUNC

FILE

EDITOR

STATUS GPI

COPYM/E BL OCK

SYSTEM M/E 1 M/E 2

WARP

POS

EDGE

CROP

ROT

BORDER

BORDER SUBEFF

EFFECT

TRAIL HILITE

SWAP

(PASET)

TRANS

BKGD

WIPE

PATT

WIPE MODI

DVE

PGM

DVE

PST

KEY1

MATT MASK

EDGE SHDW

DVE KEY1

KEY1

OVER

KEY2 KEY3

MATT

MASK

EDGE

SHOW

DVE

KEY2

KEY3

HVS-16/24OUA

TRANS BKGD

WIPE PATT

WIPE MODI

DVE

PGM

DVE

PST

KEY1

MATT MASK

EDGE SHDW

DVE

KEY1

KEY1 OVER

KEY2 KEY3

MATT

MASK

EDGE SHOW

DVE

KEY2

KEY3

SETUP

SYS

FUNC

FILE

M/E

TRANS

BKGD

KEY1

TRANS

BKGD

KEY1

COPY

SYSTEM / TRANSITION

HVS-12ROUA

WIPE PATT

KEY2

WIPE PATT

KEY2

SWAP

PASTE

WIPE/DVE

MODIFY

KEY3

WIPE/DVE

MODIFY

KEY3

BLOCK

M/E1

M/E2

First press the BLOCK button in the SYSTEM group to light red. COPY SWAP menu is



automatically displayed.

 Press the KEY2 button in the M/E2 group serving as the copy source. The button(s)

lights green. (In HVS-16/24OUA, it is the same when the MATT MASK, EDGE SHDW, or CK button is pressed.)

 To set KEY1 as the copy or swap target, press the KEY1 button in the M/E1 group to lit.

The COPY, SWAP(PASTE) buttons should go to flashing red. (In HVS-16/24OUA, it is the same when the MATT MASK, EDGE SHDW, or CK button is pressed.)

NOTE

In HVS-16/24OUA pressing any one of the buttons in the KEY1, KEY2, or KEY3 block lights all of the buttons in that block. Only the settings where the copy source and copy target overlap are copied or swapped. If improper selections are made, and the setting values cannot be copied or swapped, the error buzzer sounds. To cancel the operation, press a menu button not used in the copy/swap operation.

 The setting can be made for copying or swapping the crosspoint information for the menu

button that is lit. Set to OFF if no copying will be performed. (If one of the settings is set to OFF, the crosspoint information will not be copied or swapped.)

COPY SWAP(1/1)

M/E1-XPT

M/E

KEY1

OFF

M/E2-XPT

KEY1

OFF

ENABLE

KEY2

OFF

ENABLE

KEY2

OFF

KEY3

OFF

KEY3

OFF

 To copy the setting value, press the COPY button. To swap the setting value, press the

SWAP(PASTE) button. A beep sound is made, and then the setting value is copied (or swapped).

Data that is not copied or swapped

For the TRANS/BKGD button, AUTO TRANS RATE and FADER LIMIT of KEY1-KEY3 (since the data is saved in the respective KEY menu)

Key CLIP, GAIN, and FAM ON/OFF settings (when the MU SETUP – MODE menu, KEYER MODE – SET option is set to INPUT (default setting). In this case, the setting value cannot be copied or swapped since it is saved as MU SETUP data.)

5. Bus Operation

5-1. Selecting the Video Source

5-1-1. Bus Button Sections

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/E1 bus section, M/E2 bus section, and AUX/KEY bus section. In other words, selecting bus button 1 enables selection of the same signal from any bus section. The names of the assigned signals are displayed over the M/E1 bus and M/E2 bus.

After the bus button is pressed to light it, a signal can be selected. The bus button indicates the status by its lighting color. When it is lit red, the signal assigned to the bus is on-air. When it is lit orange, it is set for the next output. For the M/E bus, the top is the PGM bus, and the bottom is the PST bus. The KEY bus is shared by KEY output and AUX output, and so when using as a KEY bus (when it is lit after pressing the KEY1, KEY2, or KEY3 output select button), the insert (fill) signal bus button assigned to that key is lit and displays the status.

 BUS SECTION (HVS-16OUA)

UX/KEY

bus section

AUX/KEY

VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1

M/E1 bus section

M/E 1

VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1 VTR1

M/E2 bus section

M/E 2

222

Bus button

 The user can freely change the signal assignments to the bus buttons. (Refer to section

5-1-6. “Bus Signal Assignment and Inhibit Settings”.)

 The user can freely change the signal name. (Refer to section 5-1-5. “Changing the Signal

Name”.)

 The signal assigned to the bus can be prohibited. (Refer to section 5-1-6. “Bus Signal

Assignment and Inhibit Settings”.)

 The M/E bus PGM/PST display can be changed to A/B display. (Refer to section 5-1-3.

“Flip-Flop”.)

 The SHIFT button can be used to enable assignment of two signals to a single bus button.

Refer to section 5-1-2. “SHIFT Button”.)

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MATT

Displays the signal names assigned to the buttons.

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5-1-2. SHIFT Button

 SHIFT + button

When the SHIFT button is used, two signals can be assigned to a single bus button. The SHIFT button is not provided in the factory default settings. To use the SHIFT button, use the bus button assignment procedure to assign a SHIFT function to a bus button. For the bus button assignment procedure, refer to 5-1-6. “Bus Signal Assignment and Inhibit Settings”.

 SHIFT + button operation

Three types of SHIFT modes are available (OFF, NORMAL, TOGGLE). Selection of the SHIFT mode is made using the SHIFT SELECT option in OU SETUP – MODE menu.

SHIFT SELECT

setting

OFF

NORMAL (Default setting)

TOGGLE

SHIFT+ button operation is not available. For key operation only, the KEY menu or KEYLINK can be used to make a selection.

This enables selection by pressing the bus button while holding down the SHIFT button.

After the SHIFT button is pressed to light it up, the bus button is pressed to make the selection.

SHIFT+ button (Bus 17-32, MATT2) selection

 When Set to NORMAL (default):

If the SHIFT button is not pressed, the buttons correspond to 1-16 and MATT.

M/E 2

Pressing 2 selects bus 2 and lights the button.

222

Pressing 1 selects bus 1 and lights the button.

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To select using the SHIFT+ button operation, press the bus button while holding down the SHIFT button. For example, if the SHIFT function has been assigned to the MATT button, to select bus 20, press 4 while holding down the MATT button.

M/E 2

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Press 4 while holding down the MATT button.

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In the top example, the MATT (SHIFT) button is off, and buses 1-16 can be selected. In the bottom example, the MATT (SHIFT) button is lit, and buses 17-32 can be selected.

 When Set to Toggle:

When the SHIFT button is off, buses 1-16 can be selected.

M/E 2

Pressing 2 selects bus 2 and lights the button.

222

Pressing 1 selects bus 1 and lights the button.

M/E 2

222

Press MATT (SHIFT). Check that MATT (SHIFT) is lit, and then press 4.

NOTE

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Pressing the SHIFT button when the SHIFT button is lit turns it off.

5-1-3. Flip-Flop

HVS-3800 series OUs are provided with two M/Es, and each of which has a PGM (current out) and a PST (next out) background signal selection bus rows. The factory default setting for M/E switchover response is a flip-flop type. If you need a non flip-flop type bus response, you can change the M/E signal button response so that it cues the operator when the A/B bus switchover occurs.

 PGM/PST Type

When the PST next signal finishes moving to the output line after a background transition, the signal indications at the M/E will flip-flop. The previous PST side selected signal now becomes the PGM side selected signal and the previous PGM side selected signal now becomes the PST side signal. The bottom bus series is always the PST bus.

 A/B Type

Even after a transition, the indications do not flip-flop, and there is no switchover of the bus buttons from top to bottom. The button light indications in M/E may be switched between the upper row and lower low in some cases. See section 12-3. "Recalling from Event Memory" for the details.

 Setting procedure

The procedure for setting M/E signal button response type is made in BUS TYPE parameter in the OU SETUP - BUS CONTROL menu.

Press the OU SETUP button to display the OU SETUP menu. Turn control F1 to select 1



BUS CONTROL in the SELECT item. Either press the control F1 or press the DOWN button to display the OU SETUP – BUS CONTROL menu.

 Press the DOWN button again to display the OU SETUP – BUS CONTROL(2/2) menu.

OU SETUP BUS CTRL(2/2)

AUX BUS SEL

BUS

AUX01

ENABLE

BUS TYPE

M/E1

P/P

M/E2

P/P

 In the BUS TYPE item, select P/P(PGM/PST) or A/B. The setting can be made for both

M/E1 and M/E2. Turn control F5 or F6, and then press ENTER on the keypad to confirm the selection.

5-1-4. Color Indication

The bus buttons light up as shown below to indicate the signal status.

Bus button Description Red Indicates on air. Orange Indicates next output.

Green

* The AUX/KEY bus section is shared by the KEY and AUX outputs. When the KEY1, KEY2,

or KEY3 output selection button is pressed and turns on, the bus button of the insert signal assigned to that key lights up.

Button that is output to M/E1PGM (It lights red during re-entry to M/E2)

5-1-5. Changing the Signal Name

Video signals that can be assigned to the M/E bus are video signals input from the MU rear panel, STILL1 to 6, MATT1, MATT2, BLACK, WHITE, and color bar internal signals. Any names can be assigned to these signals. In the default settings, for instance, video input 1 from the rear panel is set as IN01. Follow the procedure below to change the signal names.

Press the MU SETUP button to display the MU SETUP top menu.

  Turn F1 to select 2 (INPUT). Press F1 or DOWN button to display the MU

SETUP-INPUT menu.

 Turn F1 to select the signal whose name will be changed under the SIGNAL item in the

MU SETUP – INPUT menu. In the default setting, the names under the SIGNAL item and SIGNAL NAME are virtually identical (see the table below).

SIGNAL Description

BLACK Black signal

IN01 to IN28

STILL1 to STILL6

MATT1, MATT2 BUS MATT Color signal WHITE White signal CB Color bar signal M/E1 Re-entry signal

MU rear panel inputs 1 to 16 (17 to 28 added when input option installed)

Still pictures 1 to 4 (5 and 6 are added when HVS-38SS option installed.)

MU SETUP INPUT(1/2)

BLACK

IN01

IN02 IN03 IN04

SIGNAL

IN01

BLAK

IN01

IN02 IN03 IN04

RENAME

CHANGE

BIG

IN05 IN06 IN07 IN08 IN09

CHARA

IN05 IN06 IN07 STLL1 STLL2

OFF

PNLSEL

BLACK

PNL EN

'I'

 Press F2 to enter the rename mode. The signal name can contain 4 characters x 2 lines.

The name is set by entering a character at a time. Select the position using the RENAME item (F2), and then use the CHARA item (F4) to select the characters. Alphanumeric characters and symbols can be used (ASCII code). To change the character type, use the CHANGE item (F3).

To change another signal name, repeat steps

③ and ④.

 Press F2 to enable the renamed signal name.

5-1-6. Bus Signal Assignment and Inhibit Settings

Video signals that can be assigned to the M/E bus are video signals input from the MU rear panel, STILL1 to 6, MATT1, MATT2, BLACK, WHITE, and color bar internal signals. Follow the procedure below to assign video signals to the bus.

Press the OU SETUP button to display the OU SETUP top menu.

  Turn F1 to select 1 BUS CONTROL. Press F1 or DOWN button to display the OU

SETUP-BUS CONTROL menu.

 Select the bus section button under the BUTTON option in the OU SETUP - BUS

CONTROL menu.

 Turn F2 to select the signal that you want to assign to the bus button that you selected

under the SIGNAL item. Or, turn F3 to select the signal that you want to assign to the bus button from the names assigned under the NAME item. Press the ENTER key in the keypad to confirm. The settings for SIGNAL and NAME are linked.

Select from the settings below.

BUTTON

01-16 MATT

* M/E1 is a re-entry signal that can use the M/E1 program output directly in M/E2.

OU SETUP BUS CONTROL(1/2)

2 3 4 5

BUTTON1SIGNAL

SIGNAL Signal

IN01

IN02 IN03 IN04 IN05

IN01

CAM

IN02 IN03 IN04 IN05

NAME

CAM 1

1OFF

OFF OFF OFF OFF

INHIBIT

OFF

ENABLE

OFF

NONE Unable to select signal BLACK Internal black signal

IN01 to IN28

STILL1 to STILL6

MU rear panel inputs 1 to 28 (17 to 28 added when input option installed.)

Still pictures 1 to 6 (5 and 6 added when HVS-38SS option installed.)

MATT1 to MATT2 Internal color bus matt signals WHITE Internal white signal CB Color bar signal * M/E1 (M/E2 only) M/E1 PGM output (re-entry) L _DVE Line DVE SHIFT Shift button

 If you turn F5 to set the INHIBIT to M/E1, M/E2, or M/E1,2, the bus buttons in the

selected M/E cannot be selected. This setting is enabled only when the BUS INHIBIT setting is set to ON (default setting).

NOTE

In the BUS INHIBIT setting, a specific signal can be selected only in the AUX/KEY bus section. It is useful when assigning signal used with keys.

5-1-7. Adding Side Panel Images

Side panel images can be added to the background video only when the primary inputs (IN01 to IN28) or the stills (STILL1 to STILL6) are assigned to the background. Note that the side panel feature does not support all available signal standards. See the table below.

Side panel supported: 1080/59.94i, 1080/60i,

720/59.94p, 720/60p

Side panel not supported: 1080/23.98p, 1080/24p, 1080/50i

Open the MU SETUP - INPUT menu.

  Select a background signal to which the side panel image is added at the SIGNAL item.

 Change the SIDE PNL EN item to ON.  Select a source signal used for the side panel image at the PNLSEL item.  Adjust side panel width at the SIDE PNLPOS item, if necessary.

MU SETUP INPUT(1/2)

IN01

BLAK

IN01

IN02 IN03 IN04

RENAME

IN05 IN06 IN07 IN08 IN09

CHANGE CHARA

BLACK

IN01

IN02 IN03 IN04

SIGNAL

Item Description Default Setting Range

SIGNAL

PNL EN

PNLSEL

Selects signal to which side panel image is added.

Enables/Disables side panel. OFF OFF, ON

Selects source signal used for side panel image.

SIDE PNLPOS Adjusts side panel width. 0

IN05 IN06 IN07 STLL1 STLL2

1080/23.98PsF, 1080/24PsF 720/50p NTSC, PAL

MU SET UP INPUT (2/2 )

PNLPOS

PNLSEL

BLACK

PNL EN

IMPORTANT

SIDE

BLACK

IN01 to IN28, STILL1 to STILL6

BLACK, AUX7 to 10, MATT1, MATT2

Setting range varies by operational signal format.

Side panel images can be applied to the background bus (M/E bus), but not to keyer buses or auxiliary buses.

5-2. BUS MATT

Matt signals can be used in a variety of ways in the HVS-3800 series. Two different matt signals can be assigned to the M/E bus. Also, matt signals are used for the insert signal, edge, and shadow of the keyer. The color of these matt signals can also be set in the respective KEY menu, but they can also be set together in the BUS MATT menu.

IMPORTANT

Two matt signals can be used in the M/E bus. The PGM/PST bus and AUX/KEY bus share signals. The MATT signals can be assigned to any bus button. For the assignment procedure, see section 5-1-6 “Bus Signal Assignment and Inhibit Settings”.

 MATT menu

Display the MATT menu



HVS-16/24OUA: Press the BUS MATT button in the SYSTEM group. HVS-12ROUA: Press the FUNC button, and then select 1.MATT (2.MATT).

MATT

BUS_MATT1

BUS_MATT2 ME1_BKGD_MATT ME1_KEY1_MATT ME1_KEY1_EDGE

SELECT

88.2

SAT

88.2

7.0

21.7

7.0

LUM

7.0

3.5

257.5

3.5

HUE

3.5

 In the BUS MATT menu, the following parameters can be set for both M/E1 and M/E2.

Parameter line Description

Same parameter in

another menu * BUS MATT1 M/E bus assignment None * BUS MATT2 M/E bus assignment None

BKGD_MATT

Used as background when using a DVE with 2 or more channels

TRANS (2/2) BKGD-MATT

KEY1_MATT Key 1 insert (fill) KEY1 (2/6) MATT COLOR KEY1_EDGE Key 1 edge KEY1 (3/6) EDGE COLOR

M/E1 M/E2

KEY1_SHDW Key 1 shadow KEY1 (4/6) SHADOW COLOR KEY2_MATT Key 2 insert (fill) KEY2 (2/6) MATT COLOR KEY2_EDGE Key 2 edge KEY2 (3/6) EDGE COLOR KEY2_SHDW Key 2 shadow KEY2 (4/6) SHADOW COLOR KEY3_MATT Key 3 insert (fill) KEY3 (2/2) MATT COLOR

* BUS MATT1 and 2 are shared for M/E1 and M/E2.

 Turn the F4, F5, and F6 controls to adjust the SAT, LUM, and HUE parameters and set the

color to be used. You can also use the color picker to select colors. (See the next page.)

NOTE

The amplitude range of the chroma/luminance for the matt signals can be adjusted. For details, see section 15-3-5. "MATT CLIP.”

 Color Picker

The color picker allows you to pick any color on the screen to be used for matt colors. To use the color picker, proceed as follows.

Press the DOWN button in the MATT menu to display the MATT-COLOR PICK menu.



PGMOUT

OFF

COLOR PICK

66.3

10.0

15.1

66.6

1.0

---

5.3

9.0

10.2

7.7

2.0

---

5.6

8.0

11.3

8.9

3.0

COLPIC

OFF

MATT(3/3)

BUS_MATT1 BUS_MATT2 ME_BKGD_MATT ME_KEY1_MATT ME_KEY1_EDGE

SELECT

 Turn F1 to select a MATT to be set.  Turn F6 to set the COLPIC item to ON. A crosshair cursor will be displayed on the M/E1

preview image.

 Use the joystick X-Y axes to move the cursor to the color you wish to sample.  Set the COLPIC item to OFF. The selected color is applied to the MATT.

NOTE

If the PGMOUT item is set to ON, the cross hair cursor is displayed on the M/E1PGM image where the color picking is enabled. The re-entry signal (M/E1PGM) will be automatically selected on the M/E2PST bus.

Note that the color picker cannot always reproduce colors accurately. If in this case, adjust the selected color in the MATT(1/3) menu.

 MATT SPIN Function

The MATT SPIN function can change matt color parameters automatically. In this mode each color parameter is successively changed within the range set in the MATT SPIN menu.

Press the DOWN button in the MATT menu to display the MATT-SPIN menu.



MATT(2/2)

BUS_MATT1 BUS_MATT2 ME_BKGD_MATT ME_KEY1_MATT ME_KEY1_EDGE

SELECT

SPIN

SAT

0 0 0 0 0

LUM

0 0 0 0 0

HUE

0 0 0 0 0

 Turn F1 to select a matt color to set. Turn F4, F5, or F6 to set a range value for SAT, LUM or

HUE respectively. The matt color will change automatically.

Item Default Setting Range

SAT, LUM, HUE 0 -127 to 127

NOTE

The range values set in the menu are relative and differ from the actual color values.

5-3. Gradation Matt

The gradation matts can be used for the border colors or key insert (key fill), and they can be adjusted in the GRADATION MATT submenu of the FUNCTION menu.

 Assignable buses

The gradation matts can be assigned to the following buses:

WIPE BORDER KEY INSERT AUX7 - 10 EFFECT BKGD

NOTE

Note that the gradation matts cannot be assigned to the M/E bus.

 Making the gradation matts

Press the FUNC button in the SYSTEM group of the menu section to display the FUNCTION menu. In the FUNCTION menu, turn F1 to select GMATT. Press F1 or the DOWN Button to display the GRADATION MATT submenu.

To setup gradation matts, use a WIPE pattern to specify a shape, and determine the number of colors and degree of softness. Adjust the colors while viewing on a monitor. If necessary, modify the WIPE pattern using ASPECT, POSITION, ANGLE, and/or MULTI items. The following options can be set in the GRADATION MATT menu.

Menu items Setting range Description

MON OUT AUX7 - 10

*GMATT COLOR 2 - 5 Designates the number of colors used in the gradations. SOFT LEVEL 0 - 150.0 Adjusts the degree of color softness. GRAD PATTERN 0 - 99 Selects the WIPE pattern number used in the gradation. ASPECT POSITION(X,Y) ANGLE MULT(X, Y)

* The number of colors is designated by GMATT COLOR, and the colors are adjusted using the WIDTH, SATURATION, LUMINANCE, and HUE options in the GRADATION MATT(2/2) menu. The colors used in the gradation matts are indicated by GRAD MATT1 to 5 as shown below.

Refer to the WIPE MODIFY(1/3) menu (section 6-7-2. "WIPE MODIFY Menu”)

Selects where the gradation matt is displayed for monitoring.

Example of gradation matt

WIPE PATTERN: 51 GMATT COLOR: 5 SOFT LEVEL: 0

GRAD MATT5 GRAD MATT4

GRAD MATT3 GRAD MATT2

GRAD MATT1

5-4. Stills

Up to 4 stills (STILL1 to 4) can be stored to the still memory at the standard configuration. Two more stills (STILL5 to 6) can be used when the HVS-38SS option is installed to the switcher. Stills can be assigned to the background bus and auxiliary bus. They are stored in the following way.

Create an image to be saved to a still image in PREV or PGM output.

  Display the STILL menu.

HVS-16/24OUA: Press the STILL button in the SYSTEM group. HVS-12ROUA: Press the FUNC button and then select 1.STILL.

 Turn F1 under SIGNAL in the STILL menu, and then select the image output to be saved

from the following options.

ME1PGM, ME1CLN, ME1PRV ME2PGM, ME2CLN, ME2PRV MATT1, MATT2 AUX1-AUX10, AUX11-16 (option), XAUX1-XAUX10

STILL STORE(1/2)

STILL1

STILL2

STILL1

FRAME

STILL2

FRAME

SELECT

STILL3

FRAME

TYPE

STILL4

FRAME

STILL5

FRAME

STILL6

FRAME

STILL STORE(2/2)

SIGNAL

ME1PGM

SELECT

STILL1

ANIMATION

FRAME

SPEED1POS-X

DVE STILL

SIGNAL

ME1PGM

POS-Y

STORE

MOT ION

BLUR

NONE

 If XAUX1-XAUX10 was selected, the STILL1-STILL4 item in SELECT can be used to select

the video inputs that you want to import. The following signals can be selected.

Parameter Available range

BLAK, STILL1, STILL2, STILL3, STILL4

IN01 to IN28 (IN17-IN28 are options),

STL1 to STL6 (5-6 are options),

MAT1, MAT2,

ME1PGM, ME1PRV, ME1CLN

ME2PGM, ME2PRV, ME2CLN IN17-IN28 and STILL5 and STILL6 are option.

 Press the DOWN button to move down, and then select the storage type from FRAME, ODD,

and EVEN under the TYPE item.

 Press the UP button to move up, and then save to one of STILL1 to STILL6. Press the

corresponding control. A beeping sound is heard, and the still image is saved.

IMPORTANT

When pressing a control button, hold it down for less than one second.

5-5. Selecting Where Outputs Appear

5-5-1. Output Connector

The output connectors for the video signals of the main unit rear panel have the configuration shown below.

CPUGL

CPU

OUTPUT CARD

IN PUT

OUT PUT INPUT CPUCP U

OUT PUT

Item Connector Description

M/E1PGM M/E1 program output

M/E1 preview output (Next output with KEY) To select the signal that is output from the PREVIEW:

M/E1

1) Press the PREV button in the M/E1 group (HVS-16/24OUA). Press the USER button where the PREVIEW function is assigned. (HVS-12ROUA)

2) Select the signals in the PREVIEW menu.

M/E1CLN M/E1 clean output (Program output with or without KEY) 5-5-3

M/E2PGM M/E2 program output

M/E2 preview output (Next output with KEY) To select the signal that is output from the PREVIEW:

M/E2

1) Press the PREV button in the M/E2 group (HVS-16/24OUA). Press the USER button where the PREVIEW function is assigned. (HVS-12ROUA)

2) Select the signals in the PREVIEW menu.

M/E2CLN M/E2 clean output (Program output with or without KEY) 5-5-3

Auxiliary output signals can be assigned as shown below.

1) Select AUX output in the BUS SELECT section.

C 1-10

2) Select the signal from the AUX/KEY bus button and M/E1PGM,

M/E1PREV, M/E1CLEAN, M/E2PGM, M/E2PREV, M/E2CLEAN, KEY OUT A, and KEY OUT B.

12 LAN 1GPI IN

EDITOR GPI/TALLY OUT

RS-422

47891011 12

4567

ALARM T RI SYNC IN BB IN

13 1514 16

11 12

10 14

13 15 16

(10/100BASE-T)

ARCNET

REF OUT

AC100-240V 50/60Hz I N

Refer

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5-5-3

5-5-2. Selecting Preview Output

The outputs from M/E1PREV and M/E2PREV connectors are the previews for M/E1 and M/E2 and their signals can be selected in the menu respectively. Select the output signals of the preview as shown in the procedure below.

Display the PREVIEW menu



<HVS-16/24OUA>

Press the PREV button in the M/E1 or M/E2 group of the menu section.

<HVS-12ROUA>

Press the USER button where the PREVIEW function is assigned. (See section 15-2. USER Buttons.)

PREVIEW SELECT MENU

BKGD

KEY1

KEY2

KEY3

 To monitor all these signals, turn the controls F1 to F4 to set BKGD, KEY1, KEY2, and

KEY3 all to ON as shown in the figure above. To check the output of KEY3, set KEY3 to ON and all others to OFF.

NOTE

Press the PREV button to turn it on and display the menu. The menu button(s) of the bus where PREVIEW is set to ON (TRANS/BKGD, KEY1, KEY2, KEY3) lights up. The display of a signal can also be turned on and off by pressing the menu button while holding down the PREV button. This PREV setting is applied to the PREV and AUX outputs on the MU rear panel, where ”preview” is selected for output signal.

5-5-3. Selecting AUX / CLEAN Output

Available output signals for AUX1 to AUX10 (AUX11-16 added if the option installed) are PGM, PREV, CLN, DVE KEY and all signals assignable to M/E bus.

Press a button in the BUS SELECT section to select an output target.



HVS-24OUA

BUS SELECT

AUX/KEY

KEY1

KEY2

SRC

M/E1 M/E2

KEY1

KEY2

INS

KEY2

KEY3

KEY1

KEY3 SRC

KEY3

SRC

KEY2

KEY3

KEY1

INS

AUX AUX

UTL1 UTL2

HVS-16OUA

BUS SELECT

KEY3 KEY1KEY1 KEY2 KEY3KEY2

AUX/KEY

* To select AUX11 to 16, press AUX1 to AUX6 with SHIFT pressed.

P/PP/PM/EM/EM/E

P/P

MV2MV1UTL2UTL1

KEY

OUT A PGM PREV

OUT B

AUX

12 456

AUX1

AUX AUX

MV1 MV2

AUXAUX AUX

AUX

CLEAN CLEAN

AUX

AUX AUX AUX

789

KEY KEY

OUT A OUT B

AUX9AUX

AUX

P/PP/PP/PM/EM/EM/EKEY

PREVPGM

MATT

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AUX

10 11 12

M/E1 PGM

SHIFT

AUX13AUX14AUX15AUX

M/E1

M/E1 M/E2 M/E2 M/E2

CLEAN PGM PREV CLEA N

Select the output target.

. Select the

output signal.

output target.

Select the output signal.

MATT

24232221201918171615654321 1413121110978

Select the

HVS-12ROUA

M/E1

KEY1

BUS

SELECT

M/E2 KEY1

AUX/ KEY

* To select AUX9 to AUX16, press AUX1 to AUX8 with SHIFT pressed.

KEY3

KEY2

M/E2

KEY3

KEY2

AUX5AUX

1/9 2/10

KEYKEY

OUT BOUT A

3214

AUX

4/12

3/11

M/E1 PGM

AUX

5/13

6/14

M/E1

CLEAN

910

AUX 7/15

M/E2 PGM

11 12

AUX

SHIFT

8/16

M/E2

CLEAN

SHIFT

Select the output target.

Select the output signal.

 Press a button to select the signal for the output target.

The signals assigned to the bus buttons at the factory shipment are shown below.

 HVS-16/24OUA

Selected buttons Signal

1-16 (HVS-16OUA), 1-24 (HVS-24OUA), MATT1

M/E1PGM M/E1 Program output M/E1PREV M/E1 Preview output (Next output with KEY) M/E1CLEAN M/E1 Clean output appears at connector (with or without keys). M/E2PGM M/E2 Program output M/E2PREV M/E2 Preview output (Next output with KEY) M/E2CLEAN M/E2 Clean output appears at connector (with or without keys). KEY OUT A Signal assigned to KEY OUT A button. See next page. KEY OUT B Signal assigned to KEY OUT B button. See next page. MV1 Multi Viewer output 1 (if HVS-38AUMV option installed.) MV2 Multi Viewer output 2 (HVS-38AUMV option installed.) UTL1 UTL2

Signals assigned in the bus assignments (Same as M/E bus) MATT2 and 17-32(HVS-16OUA) or 25-48(HVS-24OUA) can be

selected with SHIFT. See 5-1-2. "SHIFT Button."

Input video signals (asynchronous acceptable) that can be assigned to AUX11-16 (HVS-38AUMV required)

 HVS-12ROUA

Selected buttons Signal

1-12

Signals assigned in the bus assignments (Same as M/E bus)）

13-24 can be selected with SHIFT. See 5-1-2. "SHIFT Button." M/E1PGM M/E1 Program output M/E1PREV M/E1 Preview output (Next output with KEY) M/E1CLEAN M/E1 Clean output appears at connector (with or without keys). M/E2PGM M/E2 Program output M/E2PREV M/E2 Preview output (Next output with KEY) M/E2CLEAN M/E2 Clean output appears at connector (with or without keys). KEY OUTA Signal assigned to KEY OUT A button. See next page. KEY OUTB Signal assigned to KEY OUT B button. See next page.

NOTE

When the optional HVS-AUX16/32 is used, the AUX outputs can be controlled remotely.

 KEY OUT A, KEY OUT B

The following signals can be assigned to the KEY OUT A and KEY OUT B buttons, which can be selected for AUX output. This can be set in the MU SETUP - OUTPUT menu.

Press the MU SETUP button in the menu section and display the top of the MU SETUP



menu.

 Turn the F1 control to select 3 OUTPUT in the SELECT section. Either press the F1

control, or press the DOWN button to display the MU SETUP – OUTPUT menu.

 Press the DOWN button again to move to the bottom page, and then select the key

output signal in the KEY OUT A and KEY OUT B items. Press the ENTER button in the keypad to confirm the selection.

Selectable Signals for KEY OUT A/B

ME1 or ME2

MU SETUP OUTPUT(2/2)

CLEAN OUT

M/E1ONM/E2

ONAME1PGM

Setting Signal PGM PGM bus DVE KEY PST PST bus DVE KEY _A A bus DVE KEY output _B B bus DVE KEY output KEY1 KEY1 bus DVE KEY KEY2 KEY2 bus DVE KEY KEY3 KEY3 bus DVE KEY D KEY1 DVE channel 1 KEY output D KEY2 DVE channel 2 KEY output D KEY3 (SD mode only) DVE channel 3 KEY output D KEY4 (SD mode only) DVE channel 4 KEY output KEY KEY composite output for three keyers

KEY OUT

ME2PGM

 CLEAN

CLEAN can be routed to any AUX output. The signals for CLEAN outputs can be selected at the MU SETUP – OUTPUT menu as in the procedure below.

Press the MU SETUP button in the menu section and display the top of the MU SETUP



menu.

 Turn the F1 control to select 3 OUTPUT in the SELECT section. Either press the F1

control, or press the DOWN button to display the MU SETUP – OUTPUT menu

 Press the DOWN button again to move to the bottom page, and then select ON or OFF in

the CLEAN OUT menu. Press the ENTER button in the keypad to confirm the selection.

Setting Signal ON (default setting) Clean output + KEY1 + KEY2 OFF Clean output only

5-5-4. AUX LINK

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

 Creating AUX Output Link Groups

Press the FUNC button in the menu section to display the FUNCTION menu. Turn F1 to



select AUX LINK. Press F1 or the DOWN button to display the AUX LINK sub menu.

 Turn F1 to select AUX GROUP under SELECT. Press F1 or the DOWN button to display

the AUX LINK - AUX GROUP submenu.

FUNCT ION AUX LINK

1. AUX GROUP

2. LINK GROUP

SELECT1ENABLE

OFF

FUNCTION-AUX LINK AUX GROUP

1. AUX01 AUX02 AUX03 AUX04 AUX05

2. AUX06 AUX07 ---- ---- ----

3. AUX08 M1PGM ---- ---- ----

4. M1PST AUX09 AUX10 ---- ----

5. M2A sM2B ---- ---- ---SELECT1MASTER

AUX01

SLAVE1

AUX02

SLAVE2

AUX03

SLAVE3

AUX04

SLAVE4

AUX05

 In the AUX GROUP submenu, turn F1 to select a group to be set from 1-5.  Turn F2 to set the auxiliary output serving as the MASTER. Available outputs are shown

below.

AUX01-10,

Master Output

AUX11-16 (option) M1PGM, M1PST, M2PGM, M2PST M1A, M1B, M2A, M2B

 Select the auxiliary outputs (up to four) serving as the SLAVE linking to the MASTER

output. Available outputs are shown below.

Slave Output (Normal link)

The M/E bus outputs can be also linked fully to the MASTER (Full link). In this case, SLAVE buses always output the same signal as the MASTER and the small letter "s" is placed in front of the SLAVE names.

Slave Output (Full link)

AUX01-10, AUX11-16 (option) M1PGM, M1PST, M2PGM, M2PST M1A, M1B, M2A, M2B

sM1PGM, sM1PST, sM2PGM, sM2PST sM1A, sM1B, sM2A, sM2B

NOTE

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

Both link type slaves, normal link slaves and full link slaves, cannot be selected in the same M/E.

 Creating Signal Link Groups

Press the UP button to go back to the AUX LINK menu. In the AUX LINK menu turn F1 to



select LINK GROUP under SELECT. Press F1 or the DOWN button to display the AUX LINK - LINK GROUP submenu.

FUNCT ION AUX LINK

1. AUX GROUP

2. LINK GROUP

SELECT1ENABLE

OFF

FUNCTION-AUX LINK LINK GROUP

1. IN01 IN02 IN03 IN04 IN05

2. IN06 IN07 ---- ---- ----

3. IN08 IN07 IN08 ---- ----

4. STL1 STL2 STL3 STL4 KEYA

5. ---- ---- ---- ---- ---No.1MAST ER

IN01

SLAVE1

IN02

SLAVE2

IN03

BLAK, IN01 to IN28, STL1 to STL4,

Available Signals

STL5～STL6 (option) CB, WHIT, MAT1, MAT2, KEYA, KEYB

 In the AUX GROUP submenu, turn F1 to select a group to be set.  Turn F2 to select a signal to be set for MASTER.  Set the SLAVE output signals (up to four) that link to the MASTER output signal.

NOTE

SLAVE3

IN04

SLAVE4

IN05

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

 Enabling AUX LINK

Press the UP button to go back to the AUX LINK menu. Turn F2 to set ENABLE to ON.



This activates all AUX LINK groups.

Operation examples:

These examples assume that the five AUX output link groups and four signal link groups were set as shown above.

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

-> IN02 is assigned to AUX2, IN03 to AUX3, IN04 to AUX4 and IN05 to AUX5.

Press AUX1 in the BUS SELECT- AUX section and select IN06 in the AUX/KEY bus:

-> IN07 is assigned to AUX2.

Press AUX8 in the BUS SELECT- AUX section and select STL1 in the AUX/KEY bus:

-> STILL2 is assigned to M/E1-PGM.

Select IN08 in the M/E1-PST bus:

-> IN07 is assigned to AUX9 and IN08 to AUX10.

Select a signal in the M/E2-A bus:

-> The same signal as M/E2-A bus selection signal is assigned to M/E2-B bus.

5-5-5. Setting Up Stereoscopic 3D Input/Output

The switcher can accept two sets of stereoscopic video and output one set that can be switched between two using transition effects. Adjusting the display parallax in real-time allows you to make for a better viewing. The procedure below shows how to set up and operate a system described below as an example.

A system with Two Stereo 3D Cameras

It sets up a bus link using AUX LINK. It outputs an L/R pair of Stereoscopic 3D from AUX1 (M/E2 PGM) and AUX2 (M/E1 PGM). IN01 is assigned to Bus Button 1 and IN03 to Bus Button 3. It switches the output video between 2 pairs by pressing a bus button on the M/E2.

3D Camera

L video

R video

3D Camera

L video

R video

ssign IN01 to Button1 ssign IN03 to Button3

AUX GROUP Setting

This AUX GROUP setting allows you to output an L/R video pair. Pressing a button on the M/E2 (L video) automatically changes the button selection on the M/E1 (R video). Set the AUX GROUP menu as shown below. (See section 5-5-4 for details about AUX LINK.)

HVS-3800HS

IN01

IN02

IN03

IN04

UX1

UX2

Camera switching

1 3

L video

R video

Stereo 3D

monitor/player

or color equalizer

(CEQ-100HS etc.)

Set M2PGM to AUX GROUP1 Master and M1PGM to Slave.

  Set M2PST to AUX GROUP2 Master and M1PST to Slave.

FUNCTION-AUX LINK AUX GROUP

1. M2PGM M1PGM ---- ---- ----

2. M2PST M1PST ---- ---- ----

3. ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

4. ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

5. ---- ---- ---- ---- ---SELECT1MAST ER

M2PG M

SLAVE1

M1PG M

SLAVE2

SLAVE3

SLAVE4

LINK GROUP Setting

This LINK GROUP setting allows you to link L/R video pairs. The L and R paired videos are simultaneously switched. Set the LINK GROUP menu as shown below. (See section 5-5-4 for details about LINK GROUP.)

Set IN01 to LINK GROUP1 Master and IN02 to Slave.

  Set IN03 to LINK GROUP2 Master and IN04 to Slave.

FUNCTION-AUX LINK LINK GROUP

1. IN01 IN02 ---- ---- ----

2. IN03 IN04 ---- ---- ----

3. ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

4. ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

5. ---- ---- ---- ---- ---SELECT1MAST ER

IN01

SLAVE1

IN02

SLAVE2

SLAVE3

SLAVE4

Enabling Stereo 3D mode

Turn F2 in the [AUX LINK] menu to select S3D.

  Once the Stereo 3D mode is enabled, the FUNCTION button blinks red.

Enabling Stereo 3D mode

After having done the above settings, pressing Button 1 on the M/E2 PGM row outputs the L/R video, IN01 and IN02 (IN03 and IN04), respectively from AUX1 and AUX2.

P/P

Two sets of stereoscopic video can be switched each other using transition effects such as MIX. Keyer can be also added to these videos. In these cases, the M/E1 bus is automatically changed according to the M/E2 bus.

P/P

Adjusting the Parallax Display

To adjust the efficacy of the parallax display for L/R pair video, use the LINE DVE function as shown below. (See section 7-1 for details about the LINE DVE.)

FUNCTION AUX LINK

1. AUX GROUP

2. LINK GROUP

SELECT1ENABLE

S3D

Pressing Button 1 outputs the 3D pair videos (IN01 and IN02) from AUX1 and AUX2.

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Press 3 and then perform a background transition.

The 3D pair videos (IN03 and IN04) output from AUX1 and AUX2.

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To adjust the parallax of L/R pair video, change the X_POS parameter in the DVE



MODIFY menu for the M/E2 (using LINE DVE), while monitoring the 3D image. Increasing the value makes objects closer to you. When you change the X_POS value for M/E2 video, the X_POS value for M/E1 video is automatically changed accordingly.

DVE MODIFY(1/8)

LINE

DVE

GLOBAL POSITION

POSITION X 0

Y 0

X-Y

1000

SIZE

1000

DVE STILL

STORE

1000

BACK

OFF

5-6. Key Setup

Keys are additional signal layers you can composite over the M/E background signal. Standard keys are basically created by inserting part of one picture into another to create a composite signal result as the figure below.

Three keyers are provided in the standard configuration.

Type

Effect

Priority Change ○ ○ Not Available

Transition

Line DVE ○ ○ ○

(*1) Refer to section 5-10. “Chromakeys” for more details. (*2) FAM and NAM transitions are available with the menu setting (See section. 6-4-1. "FAM and NAM

Transitions for Keyers.") (*2) WIPE transitions can be used simultaneously with background and KEY, but the same pattern applied to

both. In DVE patterns, simultaneous BKGD and KEY transitions are possible, and different patterns can be used. However, there are limitations on the number of DVE channels that can be used. For details about transitions, refer to section 6-4. "Key Transitions”, and for details about limitations on DVE channels, refer to section 6-9-8. “DVE patterns and number of channels”.

Background

Background + Key Cut

Key Cut

Background + Key

Key Insert (fill)

KEY KEY1 KEY2 KEY3

Luminance key (Self key)

Bus key ○ ○ ○ Chroma key (*1) ○ ○ Not Available Invert ○ ○ ○ BOX mask ○ ○ ○ KEY mask ○ ○ Not Available Edge ○ ○ Not Available Shadow ○ ○ Not Available

CUT ○ ○ ○ MIX ○ ○ ○ FAM and NAM (*2) ○ ○ ○ WIPE (*2) ○ ○ ○

Key Insert to ‘Hole’

○ ○ ○

5-6-1. Key Menu

 Displaying Keyer Menu

The key menus are displayed using the buttons shown in the figures below in the M/E1 group and M/E2 group (HVS-16/24OUA)or opening keyer submenus from each keyer top menu (HVS-12ROUA).

KEY1

MATT MASK

EDGE SHDW

TRANS BKGD

WIPE PATT

WIPE MODI

DVE

PGM

DVE

PST

KEY(1/6) menu

KEY1(1 /6) SOURCE/INSERT

KEY(2/6) Menu

KEY1(2 /6) INSERT- MATT

KEY(3/6) Menu

KEY1(3 /6) EDG E

KEY(4/6) Menu

KEY1(4 /6) SHADOW

KEY(5/6) Menu

KEY1(5 /6) AUTO C HROMA KEY

KEY(6/6) Menu

KEY1(6 /6) MANUAL CHROMA KEY

COLOR

CANCEL

HVS-16/24OUA

KEY2 KEY3

KEY1

MATT

MATT MASK

EDGE SHDW

DVE

KEY1

KEY1 OVER

M/E 1 M /E 2

KEY

TYPE

BUS

GAIN

1.0

SAT

66.3

TYPE

OFF

TYPE

OFF

SAT

66.3

TYPE

OFF

SAT

66.3

POSITION X 0

POS

MANUAL ADJUST

CLIP

MASK

EDGE

SHOW

DVE

KEY2

KEY3

INSERT SOURCE

TYPE

SIGNAL

BUS

IN01

KEY SIGNAL

CLIP

TRANSP

0.0

COLOR

LUM

HUE

5.4

3.5

MASK

INVERT

TOP0BOTT OM0LEFT0RIGHT

OFF

WIDTH

SOFT

LEVEL

EDGE-COLOR

COLOR

HUE

LUM

3.5

5.4

SOFT

TRANSP

LEVEL

0.0

SHADOW-COLOR

COLOR

LUM

HUE

5.4

3.5

SELECT Y 0

CHROMA KEY

EDGE

LEFT

RIGHT

GAIN

HUE

1.00

0.0

CHROMA KEY

ANGLE

45.00

TRANS BKGD

WIPE

PATT

WIPE

MODI

DVE

PGM

DVE

PST

SIGNAL

INVERT

IN01

OFF

TRANSITION

RATE

LIMIT

OFF

BOX

TRANSP

LEVEL

0.0

POSITION

X10Y

PGMOUT

CURSOR

SIZE

8*8

OFF

MANUAL SUPPRESSION

1.00

ANGLE OF FSET

0.00

KEY1

MATT MASK

EDGE

SHDW

DVE KEY1

KEY1 OVER

KEY2 KEY3

MATT MASK

EDGE SHOW

DVE KEY2

FAM

OFF

LEVEL

100.0

0.00

MATT MASK

DVE KEY3

Key Setup (5-6. “Key Setup”) Key Adjustment ( 5-7 . “Key Adjustments”) Transition Setting (6-4.Key Transitions

KEY MATT Color Setting (5-6-6 “KEY MATT”) Mask Setup (5-8. “Key Mask and Invert”)

Edge Setup (Section 5-9-1. “Edge”)

Shadow Setup (Section 5-9-2 “Shadow”)

Auto Chromakey (5-10-2. “Auto Chromakey Setup”) Chromakey Edge Setting (5-10-3. “Chromakey

Adjustment”)

Chromakey Adjustment (5-10-3. “Chromakey Adjustment”)

SYS

M/E1 KEY1 MENU

1. SRC/INS

2. MATT/MASK

3. EDGE

4. SHADOW

5. AUTO CK SELECT

HVS-12ROUA

TRANS

SETUP

FUNC

FILE

M/E

6. MANUALCK

BKGD

KEY1

TRANS

BKGD

KEY1

COPY

SYSTEM / TRANSITION

WIPE PATT

KEY2

WIPE PATT

KEY2

SWAP

PASTE

WIPE/DVE

MODIFY

KEY3

WIPE/DVE

MODIFY

KEY3

BLOCK

M/E1

M/E2

INIT

OFF

5-6-2. Returning Key Menus to Default Settings

The key menus can be returned to their default settings by holding down the menu button for the respective key. When the button is held down, a long beeping sound is made, and the selected menu parameters are returned to their defaults. Holding down the KEY1, KEY2, or KEY3 buttons returns all key menus to their default settings.

NOTE

In HVS-12ROUA, each keyer top menu has an INIT item that can return the keyer menu to the default settings. Turn F6 to select an item to be set to default and then press and hold down F6 for a while to return the menu to default.

5-6-3. Key Types

Three types of keyers are available: luminance, bus, and chroma keys.

KEY1(1/6 ) SOURCE/INSERT

KEY

TYPE

BUS

GAIN

1.0

INSERT SOURCE

TYPE

KEY SIGNAL

BUS

CLIP

SIGNAL

IN01

TRANSP

0.0

SIGNAL

IN01

TRANSITION

RATE

INVER T

OFF

LIMIT

OFF

FAM

OFF

LEVEL

100.0

 Luminance keys

Luminance keys are also called a self key, and it uses the same video for the key source and key insert. This is selected in KEY INSERT. The key insert/source signals can be selected from the buttons in the AUX/KEY bus section. It can also be selected from the menu screen. KEY1, KEY2, and KEY3 can all be created in the same way.

 Bus keys

Bus keys use separate signals for the key insert and key source. To create a bus key, select the KEY INSERT/KEY SOURCE signals in KEY-SOURCE/INSERT menu. Since the operation for selecting the signal from the menu takes some time, the settings are first made at the menu, and then the key link function is set to ON so that keys can be created by selecting only key fill (insert) signals. Refer to section 5-6-5 and 5-6-6 for more details.

 Chroma keys

Chroma keys use the difference in hue from the chroma component to create a key signal and compose a separate video using the key. It is primarily used when composing images with a person or other subject that is moving. For details about chromakeys, refer to section 5-10. “Chromakeys”.

5-6-4. Selecting the Key Source / Insert (HVS-16OUA)

The key signal is selected using the key bus select button and AUX/KEY button. It can also be selected from the KEY-SOURCE / INSERT menu.

This example describes when the bus button 1 (IN01 signal) is selected for KEY SOURCE (key signal) and bus button 13 (STILL1 signal) is selected for KEY INSERT (fill signal) in KEY1 of M/E1. When selecting from the menu, the signal name of the source is used to make the selection.

 Selection by AUX/KEY bus

Press the M/E1-KEY1 button in the key bus select section to light it.

  Press 13 in the AUX/KEY bus section. The button 13 lights up (KEY INSERT selected).

BUS SELECT

AUX/KEY

M/E1 KEY1

UTL1

M/E1

KEY2

UTL2

M/E2

KEY3

KEY1

M/E2

KEY3

KEY2

MV2

MV1

OUT A

AUX

KEY

 Next, press SHIFT to turn it on, and then press 1 in the AUX/KEY bus section. The

button 1 lights up (KEY SOURCE selected).

BUS SELECT

AUX/KEY

M/E1

M/E2

KEY1

KEY2

KEY3

KEY1

UTL1

UTL2

M/E2

KEY2

KEY3

MV1

MV2

OUT A

AUX

KEY

AUX1

AUX

KEY

OUT B

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AUX1

AUX

KEY

OUT B

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AUX

M/E1 M/E1 M/E1 M/E2 PGM

11 12

AUX

M/E1 M/E1 M/E1 M/E2 PGM

11 12

AUX

CLEAN

AUX

CLEAN

AUX

PGM

AUX

PGM

M/E2 PREV

AUX

M/E2 PREV

AUX

M/E2

CLEAN

MATT

AUX

M/E2

CLEAN

MATT

SHIFT

 Selection by key menu

Press the KEY1 button in the M/E1 group to display the KEY1(1/6) menu. If the cursor is



in the bottom row, use the UP/DOWN button to move it.

 Set KEY-TYPE to BUS.  Select STILL1 under the INSERT-SIGNAL option. Select IN01 under the SOURCE-

SIGNAL option.

The KEY MATT signal cannot be selected from the AUX/KEY bus. For details about signals that can be selected by the key, refer to section 5-6-8. “Available Signals”.

KEY1(1/6) SOURCE/INSERT

KEY

TYPE

BUS

GAIN

1.0

INSERT SOURCE

BUS

SIGNAL

STILL1

TYPE

KEY SIGNAL

TRANSP

CLIP

0.0

SIGNAL

IN01

TRANSITION

RATE

NOTE

INVER T

OFF

LIMIT

OFF

FAM

OFF

LEVEL

100.0

5-6-5. Selecting the Key Source / Insert (HVS-24OUA)

The key signal is selected using the key bus select button and AUX/KEY button. It can also be selected from the KEY-SOURCE / INSERT menu.

 Selection by AUX/KEY bus

Press the KEY1-SRC button in the key bus M/E1 select section to light it.

  Press 1 in the AUX/KEY bus section. The button 1 lights up (KEY SOURCE selected).

KEY2

KEY1

BUS SELECT

SRC

KEY1

INS

AUX/KEY

KEY3

KEY2

SRC

M/E1 M/E2

KEY2

INS

SRC

KEY1

KEY3

INS

KEY3

SRC

KEY2

KEY3

INS

AUX AUX

12 456

UTL1 UTL2

 Next, press the KEY1-INS button in the key bus M/E1 select section to light it.

AUX

AUX AUX

MV1 MV2

AUX

789

KEY KEY

OUT A OUT B

AUX

AUX AUX AUX

10 11 12

M/E1 PGM

AUX13AUX14AUX15AUX

M/E1

M/E1 M/E2 M/E2 M/E2

CLEAN PGM PREV CLEAN

MATT

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 Press 13 in the AUX/KEY bus section. The button 13 lights up (KEY INSERT selected).

BUS SELECT

AUX/KEY

KEY1 SRC

KEY1

INS

KEY3

KEY2

SRC

M/E1 M/E2

KEY3

KEY2

INS

KEY2

KEY1

SRC

KEY1

INS

KEY3

SRC

KEY2

KEY3

INS

AUX AUX

12 456

UTL1 UTL2

AUX

AUX AUX

MV1 MV2

AUX

789

KEY KEY

OUT A OUT B

AUX

AUX AUX AUX

10 11 12

M/E1 PGM

AUX13AUX14AUX15AUX

M/E1

M/E1 M/E2 M/E2 M/E2

CLEAN PGM PREV CLEAN

 Selection by key menu

Press the KEY1 button in the M/E1 group to display the KEY1(1/6) menu. If the cursor is



in the bottom row, use the UP/DOWN button to move it.

 Set KEY-TYPE to BUS.  Select STILL1 under the INSERT-SIGNAL option. Select IN01 under the SOURCE-

SIGNAL option.

KEY1(1/6) SOURCE/INSERT

KEY

TYPE

BUS

GAIN

1.0

INSERT SOURCE

BUS

SIGNAL

STILL1

TYPE

KEY SIGNAL

TRANSP

CLIP

0.0

SIGNAL

IN01

TRANSITION

RATE

NOTE

INVER T

OFF

LIMIT

OFF

FAM

OFF

LEVEL

100.0

MATT

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The KEY MATT signal cannot be selected from the AUX/KEY bus. For details about signals that can be selected by the key, refer to section 5-6-8. “Available Signals”.

5-6-6. Selecting the Key Source / Insert (HVS-12ROUA)

The key signal is selected using the key bus select button and AUX/KEY button. It can also be selected from the KEY-SOURCE / INSERT menu.

This example describes when the bus button 1 (IN01 signal) is selected for KEY SOURCE (key signal) and bus button 11 (STILL1 signal) is selected for KEY INSERT (fill signal) in KEY1 of M/E1. When selecting from the menu, the signal name of the source is used to make the selection.

 Selection by AUX/KEY bus

Press the M/E1-KEY1 button in the key bus select section to light it.

  Press 11 in the AUX/KEY bus section. The bus signal 11 will be selected for KEY

INSERT.

BUS

SELECT

AUX/ KEY

M/E1 KEY1

M/E2 KEY1

 Next, press the SHIFT button in the BUS SELECT section to turn it on. Press 1 in the

AUX/KEY bus section. The button 1 lights up (KEY SOURCE selected).

M/E1 KEY1

BUS

SELECT

M/E2 KEY1

AUX/ KEY

M/E1

KEY3

KEY2

M/E2

KEY3

KEY2

3214

M/E1

KEY3

KEY2

M/E2

KEY3

KEY2

3214

AUX5AUX

1/9 2/10

AUX5AUX

1/9 2/10

KEYKEY

OUT BOUT A

KEYKEY

OUT BOUT A

AUX

4/12

3/11

M/E1 PGM

AUX

4/12

3/11

M/E1 PGM

AUX

5/13

6/14

M/E1

CLEAN

910

AUX

5/13

6/14

M/E1

CLEAN

910

AUX

7/15

M/E2

PGM

11 12

AUX

7/15

M/E2

PGM

11 12

AUX

SHIFT

8/16

M/E2

CLEAN

SHIFT

AUX

SHIFT

8/16

M/E2

CLEAN

SHIFT

 Selection by key menu

Press the KEY1 button in the M/E1 group to display the KEY1(1/6) menu. If the cursor is



in the bottom row, use the UP/DOWN button to move it.

 Set KEY-TYPE to BUS.  Select STILL1 under the INSERT-SIGNAL option. Select IN01 under the SOURCE-

SIGNAL option.

The KEY MATT signal cannot be selected from the AUX/KEY bus. For details about signals that can be selected by the key, refer to section 5-6-8. “Available Signals”.

KEY1(1/6) SOURCE/INSERT

KEY

TYPE

BUS

GAIN

1.0

INSERT SOURCE

BUS

SIGNAL

STILL1

TYPE

KEY SIGNAL

TRANSP

CLIP

0.0

SIGNAL

IN01

TRANSITION

RATE

NOTE

INVER T

OFF

LIMIT

OFF

FAM

OFF

LEVEL

100.0

5-6-7. Key Link

When the key link function is set to ON, the key source signal and key insert signal are linked to form a pair. When the key source signal and key insert signal are selected, they are automatically registered as a pair. Also, if a key insert signal only is selected, then a key source signal is automatically selected to pair with it. To change the pair, use the key menu or AUX/KEY bus to reselect the key source signal. The key link ON/OFF settings are made in the MU SETUP – MODE menu.

NOTE

If a key link is set in one of the key menus of KEY1, KEY2, or KEY3, the same key pair can also be used by other keys. The key pair setting can be used regardless of whether the key link function is set to ON or OFF.

 Setting key link function to ON

Press the MU SETUP button in the SYSTEM group to display the MU SETUP top menu.

  Turn F1 to select 4 MODE. Either press F1 or press the DOWN button to display the MU

SETUP – MODE menu. Change the KEYER MODE – LINK option to ON. Press ENTER in the keypad to confirm.

MU SETUP MOD E

TRANS CTRL

M/E1

REG

LINK

M/E2 REG

KEYER MODE

GAIN

TYPE1

SET

INPUT

TYPE_P

AUTO

TAKE

PAUSE

EV-RCL MODE M/E1

FADER

M/E2

TYPE_P

MIX

5-6-8. Available Signals

The key signals are not limited only to those assigned to the bus buttons. All of the signals below can be used by selecting them from the menu.

IMPORTANT

If using the key link function to select a signal in the AUX/KEY bus section, please note that the selection cannot be made unless the key insert signal is assigned to a bus button.

KEY Signal Description

BLAK Internally generated Black signal

IN01-IN28 Primary input 01 to 28

STL1-STL6 Still 1 to Still 6

M/E1 M/E2

KEY1 KEY2 KEY3

MATT1-MATT2 Color matt 1 and 2

KEY MATT Key matt (Refer to 5-6-9. "KEY MATT".)

GMATT Gradation matt (Refer to section 5-3. "Gradation Matt".)

WHITE Internally generated White signal

CB Internally generated color bar signal

KEY1

M/E2

KEY2

M/E1PGM M/E1 PGM Signal

KEY3

5-6-9. KEY MATT

In addition to the MATT1 and MATT2 bus matt signals, a matte signal dedicated to keys (KEY MATT) can also be used. The color for the KEY MATT signal can be setup in each keyer menu using the procedure below.

Select MATT in the INSERT-TYPE item of the KEY-INSERT/SOURCE menu.

  Press the DOWN button to display the KEY(2/6) menu page.

 Set LUM, SAT, and HUE in the COLOR items to determine the MATT color.

Note that KEY MATT cannot be assigned to a bus button.

KEY1(2/6 ) INSERT -MATT

COLOR

SAT

66.3

TYPE

OFF

LUM

5.4

INVER T

OFF

HUE

3.5

MASK

TOP0BOTTOM0LEFT0RIGHT

IMPORTANT

BOX

5-7. Key Adjustments

How the key and background video are mixed together is adjusted using the parameters below.

 FAM (KEY-SOURCE/INSERT menu)

When this is set to ON, the keys are combined using an additive mix. When signals with the same shape are being used for key source and key insert, setting the FAM parameter to ON enables reduction of the darkness on the key edge. Follow the procedure below to set the FAM to ON.

 TRANSPARENCY (KEY-SOURCE/INSERT menu)

Key transparency can be set. Increasing the value makes the background appear more transparent.

KEY1(1/6 ) SOURCE/INSERT

KEY

TYPE

BUS

GAIN

1.0

INSERT SOURCE

TYPE

KEY SIGNAL

BUS

CLIP

SIGNAL

IN01

TRANSP

0.0

SIGNAL

IN02

TRANSITION

RATE

INVER T

OFF

LIMIT

OFF

FAM

OFF

LEVEL

100.0

 GAIN and CLIP (KEY-SOURCE/INSERT menu)

CLIP and GAIN are used to adjust how the key cut in the background is made and how the foreground (key insert) and background signals are combined together. This is done by setting the GAIN and CLIP parameters in each keyer menu. First, adjust the clip to determine a rough key level where the background will be cut. Next, adjust the gain to adjust the degree of blurriness of the key edge section. Then, repeat the process of determining the clip again and adjusting the gain, and then determine the degree of key and background combination by viewing the screen.

 KEYER MODE-GAIN (MU SETUP-MODE menu)

Processing type of the keyer gain clip can be set. Select the GAIN type at KEYER MODE - GAIN section in MU SETUP-MODE menu. Then press ENTER in the keypad to confirm the setting.

Parameter Setting Description

KEYER MODE

GAIN

TYPE1 This applies gain based on the clip value (default setting) TYPE2 This cuts the KEY signal up to the clip value, and then applies the gain

KEY signal KEY signal after clip KEY signal after gain

Clip Level

TYPE1 TYPE2

Video Level=0

NOTE

Note that CLIP, GAIN and FAM key settings will not be saved to Event Memory data, if INPUT (default setting) is set for KEYER MODE-SET of the MU SETUP - MODE menu. These setting data will be included with the system data. If you want to save the data to the Event Memory as a keyer data, change the setting to KEYER from INPUT.

5-8. Key Mask and Invert

The HVS-3800HS/S has mask and invert functions that let you alter key appearance by only having part of the key appear or by reversing the polarity of the key signal, respectively.

5-8-1. Key Invert

When the SOURCE-INVERT option is set to ON, the key image and background image can be inverted.

5-8-2. Box Mask

KEY1(1/6 ) SOURCE/INSERT

KEY

TYPE

BUS

GAIN

1.0

INSERT SOURCE

TYPE

KEY SIGNAL

BUS

CLIP

SIGNAL

IN01

TRANSP

0.0

SIGNAL

IN02

TRANSITION

RATE

INVER T

OFF

LIMIT

OFF

FAM

OFF

LEVEL

100.0

KEY1(2/6 ) INSERT -MATT

COLOR

SAT

66.3

TYPE

OFF

LUM

5.4

INVER T

OFF

HUE

3.5

MASK

TOP0BOTTOM0LEFT0RIGHT

BOX

 BOX Mask

The HVS-3800HS/S has a box mask function that can be used to hide parts of the key that fall outside the mask area. There is also an invert function that will cause parts of the key inside the mask area to be hidden if that is what you need.

Parameter Description

TYPE

INVERT ON will hide areas covered by the mask. TOP This sets the top edge of the box mask. BOTTOM This sets the bottom edge of the box mask. LEFT This sets the left edge of the box mask. RIGHT This sets the right edge of the box mask.

BOX_A:

BOX_O: Both areas of the key source and box are used. (OR composite)

The area where the key source and box mask overlap is used. (AND composite)

 KEY3 Mask

The procedure for using KEY3 as a mask is almost the same as when setting up a regular key box mask. Also, the KEY3 mask can be inverted to hide the inside of the KEY3 image.

Parameter Setting Description

TYPE

INVERT ON/OFF Setting to ON inverts the KEY3 mask.

KEY3_A

KEY3_O The entire KEY3 mask area is set to key insert video. (OR composite)

The entire KEY3 mask area is set to background image. (AND composite)

5-9. Edge and Shadow

A colored edge and / or shadow can be added to KEY1 and KEY2.

Key w/o edge or shadow Normal edge

5-9-1. Edge

The edge application lets you adjust edge width, softness level, transparency and color. Outline is also possible in the edge settings.

KEY1(3/6 ) EDGE

TYPE

OFF

66.3

SAT

WIDTH

COLOR

LUM

5.4

SOFT

LEVEL

EDGE-COLOR

HUE

3.5

Parameter Description

TYPE

NOR: This adds a normal edge.

O_LINE: This adds an outline edge. WIDTH This sets the edge width. SOFT LEVEL This sets the degree of key and edge softness.

TRANSP

This sets the edge transparency. Increasing the value makes the

background appear more transparent. COLOR (SAT, LUM, HUE) This sets the edge color.

5-9-2. Shadow

Outline edge Shado

TRANSP

LEVEL

0.0

KEY1(4/6 ) SHADOW

TYPE

OFF

SAT

66.3

SOFT

COLOR

TRANSP

LEVEL

SHADOW-COLOR

LUM

5.4

0.0

HUE

3.5

POSITION

Parameter Description TYPE Setting to ON adds a shadow. SOFT This sets the degree of softness of the shadow edge.

TRANSP LEVEL

This sets the shadow transparency. Increasing the value makes

the background appear more transparent. POSITION (X, Y) This sets the shadow position and width. COLOR (SAT, LUM, HUE) This sets the shadow color.

5-10. Chromakeys

5-10-1. Chromakey Setup Flow

Chromakeys differ from regular keys in that the key is cut based on ignoring a certain color rather than signal levels. For example, if blue (the normally used back drop color in chromakey studios) is used, all blue areas in the source video are removed and video (CG or other picture) can be inserted to the areas where the blue previously appeared. In the HVS-3800 series switchers KEY1 and KEY2 support chromakey operations. The following flow charts give general operational flow procedures when making and adjusting chromakey.

The following section shows an example of creating a chromakey with the KEY1 AUTO CHROMAKEY menu and then using the MANUAL CHROMAKEY menu to make adjustments.

Select KEY SOURCE/INSERT signals using AUX/KEY bus or keyer menu.

Transition key to appear on PREVIEW output to check results / adjust

In the keyer menu, set SELECT to ON to apply auto chromakey.

Move the crosshair to select the color to be ignored viewing the image on the preview output (POSITION-X-Y).

If best results not obtained, in the keyer menu, manually readjust HUE, ANGLE and/or ANGLE OFFSET parameter settings

After all above steps are completed, adjust for color cancellation,

Select a background signal using PGM/PST bus.

suppression in the keyer menu, if necessary.

Chromakey Flow Example

When Manual Adjusting When Auto Adjusting

In the keyer menu set TYPE to CHR.

In the keyer menu, adjust HUE, ANGLE and/or ANGLE OFFSET parameter settings until best possible signal results are obtained.

Adjust clip and gain levels as needed

5-10-2. Auto Chromakey Setup

Press a desired bus button in the PGM/PST bus section to select a background image.

  Press KEY1 button in the BUS SELECT section. Then press a bus button in the

AUX/KEY bus section to select the Key Insert/Source pair signals for KEY1 using the Key Link function. You can also select the Key Insert/Source signals using the KEY1 menu. (Refer to section 5-6-4 or 5-6-4 for selecting key signals.)

 Press the KEY1 button in the menu section to open the KEY1 menu. Set

SOURCE-TYPE to CHR.

KEY1(1/6 ) SOURCE/INSERT

KEY

TYPE

CHR

GAIN

1.0

INSERT SOURCE

TYPE

KEY SIGNAL

BUS

CLIP

SIGNAL

IN01

TRANSP

0.0

SIGNAL

IN01

TRANSITION

RATE

IMPORTANT

INVER T

OFF

LIMIT

OFF

FAM

OFF

LEVEL

100.0

Once the CHR is selected, the INVERT, GAIN and CLIP parameters cannot be available.

 Press the KEY1 button in the transition section to output KEY1 to the preview screen. If

KEY1 is not output, press the PREV button in the menu to display the PREVIEW SELECT menu and set KEY1 to ON.

<HVS-16/24OUA>

Press the PREV button in the menu section.

<HVS-12ROUA>

Press the user button where the preview function is assigned. (See section 15-2. User Buttons.")

 Either press the CK button or press the DOWN button repeatedly to display the AUTO

CHROMAKEY menu as shown below.

 Set SELECT to ON to enable the auto chromakey. The X/Y crosshair lines should be

visible on the PREVIEW output where the key is displayed. If you want the crosshair lines to also appear on the PROGRAM line output monitor, set the PGMOUT parameter to ON

KEY1(5/6 ) AUTO CHROMA KEY

POSITION X 0

EDGE

POS

Y 0

CHROMA KEY

LEFT

SELECT

RIGHT

PGMOUT

OFF

CURSOR

SIZE

8*8

 The current crosshair position on the preview screen can be checked at the

POSITION-(X,Y) parameters. Move the joystick upward/downward or clockwise/counter-clockwise to position crosspoint on color to be ignored. You can also set or finely adjust the crosshair position at POSITION-(X,Y) parameters

KEY1(5/6 ) AUTO CHROMA KEY

POSITION

450

POS

SELECT Y 0

CHROMA KEY

EDGE

LEFT

RIGHT

PGMOUT

OFF

CURSOR

SIZE

8*8

 Move the joystick counter-clockwise with the Z button in the joystick lit to make a

chromakey. Once the joystick is moved counter-clockwise, cursor selected color should be ignored and a chromakey should be automatically composited with background on the preview line output. Even if SELECT in the menu is set to OFF, the designated color is removed, and the chromakey can be created.

5-10-3. Chromakey Adjustment

If the results of your chromakey are still not the best possible, you may need to additionally adjust clip and gain levels to adjust the key cut parameters. You may also need to apply color suppression to get the optimum possible chromakey results. Color suppression settings let you adjust how color is cancelled and ignored when your chromakey is made.

 Edge adjustment

Fine adjustment can be performed for the key edges when they do not appear smooth. The EDGE item of the AUTO CHROMAKEY menu can be used to make settings. The settings can be made using POS or LEFT/RIGHT.

KEY1(5/6 ) AUTO CHROMA KEY

RIGHT

PGMOUT

OFF

POSITION

450

POS

SELECT

CHROMA KEY

EDGE

LEFT

CURSOR

SIZE

8*8

Parameter Description Setting range POS This moves the key process position to the right or left. -3 to 3 LEFT This widens or narrows the right-side key process position. 0 to 3 RIGHT This widens or narrows the left-side key process position. 0 to 3

 Clip and Gain

The CLIP and GAIN parameters at the MANUAL CHROMAKEY menu can be used to adjust how the key cut in the background is made and how the foreground (key insert) and background signals are combined together. Fine adjustment of the color can also be made in HUE. For details, refer to section 5-7. "Key Adjustments".

KEY1(6/6 ) MANUAL CHROMA KEY

MANUAL ADJUST

CLIP

COLOR

CANCEL

GAIN

1.00 CHROMA KEY

HUE

0.0

ANGLE

45.00

MANUAL SUPPRESSION

1.00

ANGLE OFFSET

0.00

1.00

0.00

 Chroma Angle

This determines the width of the color hue ignored by the ANGLE option. If the ignored color is not uniform, this angle should be adjusted to a wide setting. The ignored color is fine adjusted using the Y, C, and K options in ANGLE OFFSET.

KEY1(6/6 ) MANUAL CHROMA KEY

MANUAL ADJUST

CLIP

COLOR

CANCEL

GAIN

1.00 CHROMA KEY

HUE

0.0

ANGLE

45.00

MANUAL SUPPRESSION

1.00

0.00

1.00

ANGLE OFFSET

0.00

HUE (Reference color)

 Color Cancel and Suppression

If there is a discoloration on the foreground subject caused by the spill light from the background color (normally blue), a blue fringe or tint may appear on the foreground subject. In this case, use the color cancellation to remove the spilled color as below. In this case, COLOR CANCEL is set to ON (default setting). Setting to ON turns the background color black and limits the spilling of background color into the foreground.

KEY1(6/6 ) MANUAL CHROMA KEY

MANUAL ADJUST

CLIP

COLOR

CANCEL

GAIN

1.00

CHROMA KEY

HUE

0.0

ANGLE

45.00

MANUAL SUPPRESSION

1.00

0.00

1.00

ANGLE OFFSET

0.00

With the COLOR CANCEL to ON, use Y, C1, and C2 parameters respectively in SUPPRESSION to help eliminate and correct any color spill that may occur.

NGLE

6. Transition Operations

The following transition features are available in this switcher:

 Black transitions (only M/E2)  Background CUT, MIX, NAM, FAM, WIPE (DVE) transitions  KEY1, KEY2 and KEY3 CUT, MIX (Normal, FAM and NAM) and WIPE (DVE) transitions  Background transitions using the AUTO button or the fader lever  Key transitions using the KEY AUTO button (HVS-16/24OUA only)  100 WIPE preset patterns and 120 DVE preset patterns available  WIPE transitions can be used simultaneously with background and keyers either among KEY1,

KEY2 and KEY3. (the same pattern applied)

 DVE transitions can be used simultaneously (different patterns available) in background, KEY1,

KEY2 and KEY3. (depends on the number of DVE channels)

 Simultaneous transitions with the background and key using the TIE function

6-1. Transition Operation Section

NOR

REV WIPE DIRECTION

TRANS

MIX

NAM

WIPE

AUTO

FADER

REV

LIMIT

DVE

BKGD

DVE WIPE

FAM

CUT

BKGD

KEY1

KEY2

KEY3

TRANSITION RATE

DVE DVE DVE

KEY1 KEY2

WIPE

MIX

CUT

KEY2

KEY1

AUTO

KEY3

DVE WIPEDVE WIPE

BLACK TRANS

KEY3 AUTO

TRANSITI ON RATE

BKGD KEY1 KEY2 KEY3

Item HVS-16/24OUA HVS-12ROUA

A Fader lever (KEY: TIE transition only.) Fader lever B Transition type button Transition type button C BKGD AUTO transition button BKGD AUTO transition button D Selection of DVE and WIPE Selection of DVE and WIPE patterns E WIPE/DVE direction control buttons WIPE/DVE direction control buttons F Transition preview button Transition preview button

G Fader limit control button Fader limit control button

H Transition rate display for BKGD, KEY1-3 Transition rate display for BKGD, KEY1-3

I Black transition button Black transition button

Next transition selection button (TIE transition). They are used to designate the bus in pattern

selection Next transition selection button (TIE transition).

They are used to designate the bus in pattern

selection

c KEY AUTO transition button -

d -

Next transition selection button. They are used to designate the bus in pattern selection.

WIPE DIRECTION

TRANS

NOR

FADER

REV

LIMIT

ON ON

BKGD

KEY1

MIX

NAM

AUTO

DVEDVE DVEDVE

KEY2

KEY3

WIPE

CUT

DVE WIPE

FAM

BLACK TRANS

IMPORTANT

The transitions are always performed simultaneously (TIE transitions) when selecting the background and keyer(s) at the same time for transition in HVS-12ROUA. In HVS-16/24OUA, Simultaneous (TIE) transitions can be performed only when the TIE transition setup is made.

This section presents examples of transition operation using M/E2. Operation with M/E1 is almost identical.

6-2. BLACK Transitions

Black transitions can be used in the M/E2 transition section. Pressing BLACK TRANS button in the Transition Control section will initiate a fade to (or fade from) black of whatever layers are currently on the program line (background and keys). How the transition is performed when pressing the button again after the transition is determined by the AUTO button operational setting in the MU SETUP menu. (See section 6-9-5. "AUTO Button Operational Setting.") The transition time can be set under the AUTO TRANSITION RATE – BLACK item in the TRANSITION/BKGD menu.

6-3. Background Transitions

In background transitions, three types of mix transitions can be used. In mix transitions, the images are overlapped and switched while the image before the transition gradually becomes lighter and the image after the transition becomes darker. In FAM transitions, two images are overlapped and switched with both at the 100% level. In NAM transitions, priority is given to output of the image with the higher luminance, and so it is effective for composing a screen with a black background. In pattern transitions, preset WIPE patterns and DVE patterns can be used. Preset patterns can also be modified.

6-3-1. CUT, MIX, FAM, and NAM Transitions

NOR REV

WIPE DIRECTION

TRANS

MIX

NAM

FADER

REV

LIMIT

DVE

BKGD

DVE WIPE

WIPE

CUT

FAM

AUTO

BKGD

KEY1

KEY2

KEY3

TRANSITION RATE

DVE DVE DVE

KEY1 KEY2

WIPE

MIX

CUT

KEY2

KEY1

AUTO

KEY3

DVE WIPED VE WIPE

KEY3 AUTO

BLACK TRANS

TRANSITION RATE

BKGD KEY1 KEY2 KEY3

Select the transition type. Press one of the CUT, MIX, FAM, and NAM buttons to light it.



HVS-16/24OUA HVS-12ROUA

 Select the NEXT output video signal in the PST bus. In the M/E bus, the on-air (PGM)

output bus button lights red, and the NEXT output bus button lights orange.

WIPE DIRECTION

FADER

TRANS

NOR

REV

LIMIT

REV

ON ON

DVEDVE DVEDVE

KEY1

KEY2

BKGD

MIX

NAM

AUTO

KEY3

CUT

WIPE

DVE WIPE

FAM

BLACK TRANS

 Use the fader lever or background transition AUTO button to execute the transition.

 The transition rate (transition time) can be used under the AUTO TRANS RATE – BKGD

option in the TRANSITION/BKGD menu. It is enabled during AUTO button transition.

 The transition limit can be set in the FADER LIMIT – BKGD option in the

TRANSITION/BKGD menu. It is enabled when the FADER LIMIT button is lit during fader transition.

 See section 6-3-2 and 6-9 for more details about WIPE and DVE transitions.

6-3-2. WIPE/DVE Pattern Transitions

In WIPE transitions and DVE transitions, preset patterns need to be selected. The patterns that can be selected in the transition section are the five types displayed on the five pattern buttons. The WIPE/DVE pattern transitions are executed using the procedure below.

Press the WIPE button of the background transition. It lights orange.

  Select the NEXT output video signal in the PST bus. In the M/E bus, the on-air (PGM)

output bus lights red and the NEXT output bus button lights orange.

 Press the BKGD button to light it (in TIE mode).  Press the pattern button to light it, and then select the pattern. After the DVE pattern is

selected, the DVE WIPE lamp lights up.

When the pattern you want to use is not displayed for the five pattern buttons in the transition section:

Double-click one of the pattern buttons.

  The pattern menu is shown in the menu display.  Turn the respective control (F1 to F5) to select the pattern that you want to use. You can

also press the control button, enter the pattern number with the keypad, and then press

ENTER.

 The pattern that you want to use is shown in the transition section.

 If necessary, set the transition direction using the WIPE DIRECTION option.  The BKGD text to the right of the pattern button lights up, and the transition rate is

displayed. The transition rate is enabled during the AUTO button transition. If necessary, set the transition rate in the TRANSITION / BKGD menu. The default setting is 30 frames per second.

 Execute the transition using the AUTO button or the fader lever.

WIPE DIRECTION

NOR REV

WIPE DIRECTION

TRANS

MIX

NAM

FADER

REV

LIMIT

DVE

BKGD

DVE WIPE

WIPE

CUT

FAM

AUTO

BKGD

KEY1

KEY2

KEY3

TRANSITION RATE

DVE DVE DVE

KEY1 KEY2

WIPE

MIX

CUT

KEY2

KEY1

AUTO

KEY3

DVE WIPED VE WIPE

KEY3 AUTO

BLACK TRANS

TRANSITION RATE

BKGD

KEY1

KEY2

KEY2 KEY3

KEY3

HVS-16/24OUA

HVS-12ROUA

 For details about transition setup, refer to 6-9. "Other Transition Settings".  The same procedure can also be used for transitions of modify patterns. The letter "M" is

displayed above the modify pattern. For details about the modification method of the pattern, refer to section 6-7. "WIPE Pattern Modify" and 6-8. "DVE Pattern Modify".

 For details about selecting patterns, refer to section 6-6. "Selecting the Pattern".

WIPE DIRECTION

TRANS

FADER

NOR

TRANS

FADER

NOR

REV

LIMIT

ON ON

KEY1

CUT

FAM

REV

DVEDVE DVEDVE

KEY2

KEY3

WIPE

DVE WIPE

BLACK

BLACK TRANS

TRANS

BKGD

MIX

NAM

AUTO

6-3-3. Background Preview

The TRANS PREV button in the transition section can be used to check the background transition using PREV output. In this example, we set a WIPE/DVE transition, and check the next transition.

Press the WIPE button to light it. Press the BKGD button to light it. Press a pattern button



to select a pattern.

 Use the fader lever or AUTO button to execute a transition while holding down the

TRANS PREV button. The transition is executed in the PREV screen.

NOR REV

WIPE DIRECTION

TRANS

MIX

NAM

FADER

REV

LIMIT

DVE

BKGD

DVE WIPE

WIPE

FAM

CUT

AUTO

BKGD

KEY1

KEY2

KEY3

TRANSITION RATE

DVE DVE DVE

KEY1 KEY2

WIPE

MIX

CUT

KEY2

KEY1

AUTO

KEY3

DVE WIPED VE WIPE

KEY3 AUTO

BLACK TRANS

TRANSITION RATE

BKGD KEY1 KEY2 KEY3

HVS-16/24OUA

HVS-12ROUA

NOTE

WIPE DIRECTION

FADER

NOR

TRANS

LIMIT

REV

ON ON

DVEDVE DVEDVE

KEY1

KEY2

BKGD

CUT

WIPE

MIX

FAM

NAM

AUTO

REV

KEY3

DVE WIPE

BLACK TRANS

While the TRANS PREV button is held down, the PGM output background video is displayed on the PREV screen. The key is not displayed even if it is set to ON in the PREVIEW menu. If the TIE function is set to ON, the transition for the linked key can be confirmed. The preview operation does not function during the background transition.

6-4. Key Transitions

The key transition operation is described here using the M/E2 KEY1. When a fill signal and key signal are input to IN01 and IN02 of the MU rear panel, the keys are set as shown below.

Press the KEY1 button in the M/E2 group of the menu section to display the KEY1 menu.

  Use the UP/DOWN button to align the cursor with the top row of the KEY1(1/6) menu.

 Use KEY TYPE, INSERT-TYPE, INSERT-SIGNAL (fill signal), and SOURCE-SIGNAL (key

signal) to confirm that the selections are made as shown in the figure below. If the settings are different, turn the respective control button (F1 to F4) to make the settings below.

KEY1(1/6 ) SOURCE/INSERT

KEY

TYPE

BUS

GAIN

1.0

INSERT SOURCE

BUS

SIGNAL

IN01

TYPE

KEY SIGNAL

CLIP

TRANSP

0.0

SIGNAL

IN02

TRANSITION

RATE

INVER T

OFF

LIMIT

OFF

FAM

OFF

LEVEL

100.0

 Press the KEY1 button in the transition section to light it. For a CUT transition, press the

CUT button to light it. For a MIX transition, press the MIX button to light it. For a pattern transition, press the WIPE button as shown in the figure below, and then use the left pattern buttons to select a pattern. The DVE WIPE lamp turns on when a DVE pattern is selected.

NOR

REV

WIPE DIRECTION

TRANS

MIX

NAM

FADER

REV

LIMIT

DVE

BKGD

DVE WIPE

WIPE

FAM

CUT

AUTO

BKGD

KEY1

KEY2

KEY3

TRANSITION RATE

DVE DVE DVE

KEY1 KEY2

WIPE

MIX

CUT

KEY2

KEY1

AUTO

KEY3

DVE WIPED VE WIPE

KEY3 AUTO

BLACK TRANS

TRANSITION RATE

BKGD KEY1 KEY2 KEY3

WIPE DIRECTION

FADER

NOR

TRANS

BKGD

MIX

NAM

AUTO

LIMIT

ON ON

KEY1

CUT

FAM

REV

DVEDVE DVEDVE

KEY2

KEY3

WIPE

DVE WIPE

BLACK TRANS

HVS-16/24OUA

HVS-12ROUA

 Execute the transition.

<HVS-16/24OUA>

Press KEY1-AUTO. If the key is on-air, the lamp on the KEY1-AUTO button lights.

<HVS-12ROUA>

Press AUTO. If the key is on-air, the ON lamp on the KEY1 button lights.

 For details about key setup, refer to sections 5-6. "Key Setup", 5-7. "Key Adjustments", and

5-8. "Key Mask and Invert".

 For details about transition setup, refer to sections 6-9. "Other Transition Settings" and 6-9-8.

"DVE patterns and number of channels".

 The same procedure can also be used for transitions of modify patterns. The letter "M" is

displayed above the modify pattern. For details about the modification method of the pattern, refer to sections 6-7. "WIPE Pattern Modify" and 6-8. "DVE Pattern Modify".

 For details about selecting patterns, refer to section 6-6. "Selecting the Pattern".

6-4-1. FAM and NAM Transitions for Keyers

The FAM and NAM transitions for keyers are available with menu setting. （The hardware version for M/E1 and M/E2 must be 02-00 or higher.

 Making FAM and NAM Transitions Available

Change the KEYER FAM/NAM item in the OU SETUP - MODE (2/2) menu from DISBLE (DISABLE) to ENABLE.

 Performing FAM or NAM Transition （HVS-16/24OUA）

FAM transition: Use the button without label in the key transition section. (See the figure left-below.) NAM transition: Use both MIX and the button without label at the same time in the key transition section. (See the figure right-below).

NOR

REV WIPE DIRECTION

TRANS

MIX

NAM

FADER

REV

LIMIT

DVE

BKGD

DVE WIPE

WIPE

CUT

FAM

AUTO

BKGD

KEY1

KEY2

KEY3

TRANSITION RATE

DVE DVE DVE

KEY1 KEY2

WIPE

MIX

CUT

KEY2

KEY1

AUTO

KEY3

DVE WIPED VE WIPE

KEY3 AUTO

BLACK TRANS

FAM (HVS-16/24OUA)

）

NOR

REV WIPE DIRECTION

TRANS

MIX

NAM

FADER

REV

LIMIT

DVE

BKGD

DVE WIPE

WIPE

CUT

FAM

AUTO

BKGD

KEY1

KEY2

KEY3

NAM (HVS-16/24OUA)

DVE DVE DVE

KEY1 KEY2

MIX

KEY1 AUTO

TRANSITION RATE

WIPE

CUT

KEY2 AUTO

KEY3

DVE WIPED VE WIPE

KEY3 AUTO

BLACK TRANS

 Performing FAM or NAM Transition （HVS-12ROUA）

Use the FAM or NAM button in the transition section.

NOTE

The FAM or NAM transition is not available when LINE DVE is applied to keyer. The FAM or NAM transition type cannot be selected by GPI.

6-4-2. Changing the Key Priority

The priority can be changed for KEY1 and KEY2 only. KEY3 is fixed at the topmost layer.

 Changing the KEY1 and KEY2 priority （HVS-16/24OUA）

Press the KEY1 OVER button in M/E1 or M/E2 in the menu section to light it. This enables KEY1 to move to the layer above KEY2. To move KEY2 to the layer above KEY1, press the KEY1 OVER button to turn it off.

KEY1 OVER

Unlit

M/E PGM

KEY1

KEY2

KEY3

KEY1 OVER

Lit

M/E PGM

KEY1

KEY2

KEY3

 Changing the KEY1 and KEY2 priority （HVS-12ROUA）

Assign the KEY1 OVER function to a user button and then press this function assigned user button. KEY1 will move above KEY2. (The user button turns on.) Pressing the button again to move KEY2 above KEY1. (The user button turns off.)

6-4-3. Key Preview

Confirmation of key setup and transitions are performed using the procedure below.

 Signal confirmation

<HVS-16OUA/12ROUA>

To confirm the KEY1 setup in M/E1, press M/E1KEY1 in the BUS SELECT section to light up the key insert (fill) signal on the AUX/KEY bus section. Press M/E1KEY1 (with SHIFT lit) to light up the key source signal on the AUX/KEY bus section.

HVS-16OUA

M/E1

BUS SELECT

KEY1

UTL1

AUX/KEY

HVS-12ROUA

M/E1 KEY1

BUS

SELECT

M/E2 KEY1

AUX/ KEY

M/E1

M/E1 KEY2

UTL2

M/E1

KEY2

M/E2 KEY2

M/E2

KEY3

KEY1

M/E1

KEY3

M/E2 KEY3

3214

M/E2 KEY2

MV1

M/E2 KEY3

MV2

AUX5AUX

1/9 2/10

KEYKEY

OUT BOUT A

AUX

KEY

OUT B

OUT A

87654321

AUX

4/12

3/11

M/E1 PGM

AUX1

AUX 5/13

M/E1

910

AUX

M/E1 M/E1 M/E1 M/E2 PGM

11 12

CLEAN

AUX

CLEAN

AUX 7/15

M/E2 PGM

11 12

AUX

SHIFT

8/16

M/E2

CLEAN

SHIFT

AUX 6/14

M/E1

AUX

M/E2

CLEAN

PGM

MATT

AUX

SHIFT

M/E2

<HVS-24OUA>

To confirm the KEY1 setup in M/E1, press KEY1INS in M/E1 of the BUS SELECT section to light up the insert (fill) signal on the AUX/KEY bus section. Press KEY1SRC to light up the source signal on the AUX/KEY bus section.

HVS-24OUA

BUS SELECT

AUX/KEY

KEY1

KEY2

SRC

M/E1 M/E2

KEY1

KEY2

INS

KEY2

KEY1

KEY3

SRC

KEY1

KEY3

INS

KEY3

SRC

KEY2

KEY3

INS

AUX AUX

12 456

UTL1 UTL2

AUX

AUX AUX

MV1 MV2

AUX

789

KEY KEY

OUT A OUT B

AUX

AUX AUX AUX

10 11 12

M/E1 PGM

AUX13AUX14AUX15AUX

M/E1

M/E1 M/E2 M/E2 M/E2

CLEAN PGM PREV CLEAN

24232221201918171615654321 1413121110978

 Transition setting confirmation

The key button that you want to check from KEY1, KEY2, and KEY3 buttons in the transition section is pressed to light it. The transition type button that was set is lit. If set to WIPE, the selected pattern button is lit.

TRANSITION RATE

NOR REV

WIPE DIRECTION

TRANS

MIX

NAM

FADER

REV

LIMIT

DVE

BKGD

DVE WIPE

WIPE

CUT

FAM

AUTO

BKGD

KEY1

KEY2

KEY3

TRANSITION RATE

DVE DVE DVE

KEY1 KEY2

WIPE

MIX

CUT

KEY2

KEY1

AUTO

KEY3

DVE WIPED VE WIPE

KEY3 AUTO

BLACK TRANS

HVS-16/24OUA

BKGD KEY1 KEY2 KEY3

HVS-12ROUA

WIPE DIRECTION

TRANS

FADER

NOR

LIMIT

ON ON

KEY1

CUT

FAM

REV

DVEDVE DVEDVE

KEY2

KEY3

WIPE

DVE WIPE

BLACK TRANS

BKGD

MIX

NAM

AUTO

MATT

 On-air confirmation

<HVS-16/24OUA>

When the lamp above the KEY1 AUTO, KEY2 AUTO, or KEY3 AUTO is lit, the signal is on-air.

<HVS-12ROUA>

When the ON lamp above the KEY1, KEY2, or KEY3 is lit, the signal is on-air.

NOR REV

WIPE DIRECTION

TRANS

MIX

NAM

FADER

REV

LIMIT

DVE

BKGD

DVE WIPE

WIPE

FAM

CUT

AUTO

BKGD

KEY1

KEY2

KEY3

TRANSITION RATE

DVE DVE DVE

KEY1 KEY2

WIPE

MIX

CUT

KEY2

KEY1

AUTO

KEY3

DVE WIPED VE WIPE

KEY3 AUTO

BLACK TRANS

TRANSITION RATE

BKGD KEY1 KEY2 KEY3

WIPE DIRECTION

FADER

NOR

TRANS PREV

BKGD

MIX

NAM

AUTO

LIMIT

ON ON

KEY1

CUT

FAM

REV

DVEDVE DVEDVE

KEY2

KEY3

WIPE

DVE WIPE

BLACK TRANS

HVS-16/24OUA

HVS-12ROUA

 Next output confirmation

The video after the transition in the preview output screen can be confirmed. The preview output setting is made using the PREVIEW menu. For details, refer to section 5-5-2. "Selecting Preview Output". If the TIE function is set to ON, the transition of the key that is linked can also be confirmed (section 6-3-3. "Background ").

6-5. Simultaneous (TIE) Transitions

IMPORTANT

This section presents examples of transition operation using M/E2. Operation with M/E1 is almost identical.

6-5-1. HVS-16/24OUA

By using TIE function, multiple layers (buses), such as background and keys, can perform a transition simultaneously. This is performed in the following way.

Open the FADER submenu from the OU SETUP menu. Set the TIE option to ON. When



the TIE function is set to ON, the BKGD, KEY1, KEY2, and KEY3 buttons in the transition section change to TIE mode.

 Set the transition types for the BKGD, KEY1, KEY2, and KEY3 buses. Select the pattern

if using a WIPE/DVE transition.

NOTE

The WIPE pattern can be applied to two buses at the same time, but it must be the same pattern. The DVE pattern can be applied to two or more buses, but it is limited to the available number of DVE channels. For details, refer to section 6-9-8. "DVE patterns and number of channels".

 If necessary, set the transition rate, transition direction, and other parameters. For details,

see 6-9. "Other Transition Settings".

 After the transition settings are complete, check the image after transition in the Preview

screen. For details about the Preview settings, refer to section 5-5-2. "Selecting Preview Output" and section 6-3-3. "Background Preview."

 Press the TIE mode buttons where you want the TIE transition to be performed to light

the button.

 Use the fader lever or the AUTO button to perform the TIE transition. The selected buses

perform the transition at the same time.

NOR REV

WIPE DIRECTION

TRANS

MIX

NAM

REV

WIPE

FAM

FADER

LIMIT

BKGD

DVE WIPE

CUT

DVE

AUTO

Fader lever or AUTO button is used to execute the TIE transition.

TIE mode button

BKGD

KEY1

KEY2

KEY3

TRANSITION RATE

DVE DVE DVE

KEY1 KEY2

MIX

KEY1 AUTO

WIPE

CUT

KEY2 AUTO

KEY3

DVE WIPEDVE WIPE

BLACK TRANS

KEY3 AUTO

6-6. Selecting the Pattern

The pattern transition can be executed simultaneously for multiple buses. In this case a pattern must be set for each bus before execution of the transition. This section describes the procedure for selecting the pattern.

6-6-1. Selecting the Pattern

 Bus that selects the pattern

Press the transition button from BKGD, KEY1, KEY2, and KEY3 so that the bus indicator next to the transition rate lights up. Next, press the WIPE button to light it, and set the transition type to WIPE so that the selected transition lights up at the right of the pattern block. (When a DVE pattern is selected for the pattern, the DVE WIPE lamp next to WIPE lights up.)

 Selecting the pattern

Five pattern buttons are provided in the pattern block of the transition section. Press one of these pattern buttons to select a pattern. Also, double-clicking the pattern button displays the WIPE PATTERN menu on the screen. (The WIPE PATTERN menu can also be displayed by pressing the WIPE PATT button in the M/E1 or M/E2 group of the menu section.) Currently, these five patterns are displayed in the transition section. The currently selected patterns are lit in the pattern block. In the example below, KEY2 is the No. 120 pattern and is set to DVE transition. When the TIE is OFF, the pattern selection can be made only when holding down a keyer button (KEY1, KEY2 or KEY3).

Menu screen

WIPE PATTERN SELECT

BKGD KEY2 KEY1

WIPE

120 121

002 003 401

Currently-selected pattern

The same pattern is selected in the menu screen and pattern block. If the pattern is changed in the menu, the pattern block also changes to reflect this.

LIST

No.

Pattern block

(Pattern selection)

NOR REV

WIPE DIRECTION

TRANS

MIX WIPE

FADER

REV

LIMIT

DVE DVE DVE DVE

BKGD

DVE WIPE DVE WIPE

CUTNAM FAM

AUTO

Transition section (HVS-16/24OUA)

Selected transition lights up.

BKGD

KEY1

KEY2

KEY3

TRANSITION RATE

KEY1 KEY2

WIPE

MIX

CUT

KEY2

KEY1

AUTO

KEY3

BLACK TRANS

KEY3 AUTO

Displaying the pattern you want to use in the pattern block

The patterns displayed in the menu screen can be easily changed. Turning controls F1 to F5 enables the patterns for the respective blocks to be changed. When the patterns are changed here, the patterns are changed simultaneously in the transition section. In this way, 100 WIPE patterns, 120 DVE patterns, and 50 user patterns can be selected.

Pattern setup

In the WIPE PATTERN menu, 5 groups for a total of 25 patterns (1 group = 5 patterns) can be stored. In the default settings, Nos. 0 to 24 are stored. Turning F6 in the WIPE PATTERN list menu enables the group to be switched. When the group is switched, the pattern block display is also changed. For details about the available patterns, refer to the pattern list in the appendix at the end of this manual.

WIPE PATTERN SELECT

BKGD

KEY2 KEY1

120 121

WIPE

002 003 401

LIST

No.

Turn F6 to display another group. The pattern block display in the transition section is also switched at the same time.

Turning F1 - F5 enables display

(storage) of different patterns.

Patterns used in other transitions are also selected in the same way.

IMPORTANT

Note that only one WIPE pattern can be selected at a time, and so if the WIPE pattern is changed in another transition, the WIPE pattern in the previously-selected transition is also changed. Also, because the number of available simultaneous channels is predetermined for the DVE pattern (refer to section 6-9-8. "DVE patterns and number of channels"), when a setting is made that exceeds the number of channels used, the WIPE button does not light up. In this case, make the settings after canceling the bus that was already assigned to the DVE. The 2-channel DVE patterns designated by pattern numbers 200 to 219 can be used in the background, but that cannot be used with a key.

 Transition Type Auto Change

If the switcher is changed to EDIT mode (by selecting EDIT for the BUTTON CTRL item in the OU SETUP-MODE(1/2) menu), the transition type is automatically changed to WIPE or DVE by selecting a pattern button.

6-6-2. Pattern Confirmation

The currently selected pattern is displayed above the pattern icon in the WIPE PATTERN menu. The transition selected above the pattern icon (BKGD, KEY1, KEY2, and KEY3) is displayed.

WIPE PATTERN SELECT

BKGD KEY2 KEY1

120 121

The following patterns are selected in the example above.

BKGD pattern: No. 120 KEY1 pattern (user pattern): No. 401 KEY2 pattern: No. 120

Once a pattern is assigned to a transition, that pattern is applied until it is changed. Even when the transition type is changed to MIX, once the setting is returned to WIPE (DVE), the previous patterns are applied.

WIPE

002 003 401

LIST

No.

6-7. WIPE Pattern Modify

The WIPE preset pattern can be modified. The preset pattern can be changed by selecting the pattern and then modifying it with the MODIFY menu. To modify a pattern, select it in the transition section.

6-7-1. Opening the WIPE MODIFY Menu

Press the WIPE button in the M/E2 (or M/E1) BKGD transition section or KEY transition



section to light it.

 Select the WIPE pattern to be modified from the pattern buttons in the transition section.  Open the WIPE MODIFY menu and modify the selected pattern.

<HVS-16/24OUA>

Press the WIPE MODI button in the M/E2 (or M/E1) menu select section. Next, use the POS, EDGE, BORDER, and EFFECT buttons in the SYSTEM group to display the MODIFY menu.

<HVS-12ROUA>

Press WIPE/DVE MODIFY in the M/E2 (or M/E1) group of the menu section. The button will light up. And then press WIPE-MOD in the KEYPAD section to display the Modify top menu. (The button will light up orange.) Press F1 to select a submenu to be displayed, then press F1 to display the Modify submenu.

MU POS

BUS

SETUP

MATT

STILL

SETUP

FUNC

FILE

STATUS GPI

EDITOR

COPYM/E BLOCK

WARP

POS

EDGE

CROP

ROT

BORDER

BORDER SUBEFF

EFFECT

TRAIL HILITE

SWAP

(PASET)

SYSTEM M/E 1 M/E 2

TRANS BKGD

WIPE

PATT

WIPE MODI

DVE

PGM

DVE

PST

KEY1

MATT MASK

EDGE SHDW

DVE KEY1

KEY1 OVER

KEY2 KEY3

MATT

MASK

EDGE SHOW

DVE

KEY2

KEY3

HVS-16/24OUA

TRANS BKGD

WIPE PATT

WIPE MODI

DVE

PGM

DVE

PST

KEY1

MATT MASK

EDGE SHDW

DVE KEY1

KEY1 OVER

KEY2 KEY3

MATT

MASK

EDGE SHOW

DVE

KEY2

KEY3

TRANS

SETUP

BKGD

KEY1

SETUP

SYS

FUNC

TRANS BKGD

FILE

KEY1

COPY

M/E

COPY

WIPE

PATT

KEY2

WIPE

PATT

KEY2

SWAP

WIPE/DVE

PASTE

MODIFY

KEY3

MODIFY

KEY3

BLOCK

EVENT

M/E1

INC

DEC

M/E2

+/-

DVE-PGM

WIPE-MOD

USER

SEQ

PATT

DVE-KEY1

DVE-KEY2

DVE-PST

DVE-KEY3

RECALLCLEAR

INS

KEYPADSYSTEM / TRAN SITION

HVS-12ROUA

STATUS

PLAY

PAUSE

ENTER

ADDDEL

OVERWRITE

 Modify the pattern. For details about the WIPE MODIFY menu, refer to section 6-7.

"WIPE Pattern Modify".

 After the WIPE pattern is modified, an "M" is added before the pattern number in the

WIPE PATTERN menu. In the same way, an "M" is added to the icon over the pattern block of the transition section. This modified pattern can be used in the same way as a preset pattern.

IMPORTANT

Once a pattern that was modified in the WIPE PATTERN menu is erased from the pattern list, the modified information is lost. Even if you register the same pattern again, the pattern parameters are all returned to their default values. It is recommended that important modified data be backed up to the event memory or a memory card. For details about backup procedures, refer to section 12-2, "Saving Events" and section 13-2 "Saving Data to CF Cards."

6-7-2. WIPE MODIFY Menu

When modifying a WIPE pattern, changes can be made to the WIPE position or movement angle, multi-wipe, aspect ratio, edges, borders, and mosaic and other subeffects. The parameters that can be set are shown in the table below.

button

POS

EFFECT

POSITION (*1)

MULTI X, Y

ASPECT Pattern aspect ratio

SOFT

ANGLE SPIN Angle auto-move setting

TYPE Effect types

LEVEL

INVERT Effect invert ON/OFF set by TYPE

Menu Description (Setting)

X, Y X-axis and Y-axis wipe center axis offset ANGLE Movement angle offset

Number of divisions in the X-direction and Y-direction during multi-wipe

Boundary edge softness setting

0: Hard edge

MOSAIC, MONO, PAINT, NEGA, SEPIA

Effect level set by TYPE

1 to 16 (MOSAIC, PAINT only)

OFF: No edge

TYPE Edge type

SQU: Square edge SAW: Saw tooth edge RIP: Wavy edge

EDGE EDGE

MODE Edge effect direction

AMP (*2) Edge height

FREQ (*2) Edge pattern frequency POS Edge base position POS MOVE Position auto-move setting SELECT Border ON/OFF SIGNAL Signal used for border

BORDER BORDER

WIDTH Border width

SAT

COLOR

LUM

Colors used for border

HUE

* Some parameter setting cannot be changed depending on the WIPE pattern. The value cannot be

changed when NONE is displayed.

(*1) The WIPE POS in the joystick section is a shortcut to the POSITION parameter. Clicking the button

enables changes to be made using the joystick without opening the menu. Double-clicking moves to the menu fader effects.

(*2) Flicker can occur in the effects for certain AMP and FREQ settings. Therefore, be careful when making

the settings.

6-7-3. Re-initializing WIPE MODIFY Menu

The WIPE MODIFY menu can be returned to the default settings using one of the following ways.

 Removing the modified preset patterns from the menu

Use the WIPE PATTERN menu or PATTERN SELECT menu to remove the modified patterns from the WIPE PATTERN list (5 groups of 25 total patterns). All modified data of the pattern is lost, and even if the pattern is selected again, the setting values are returned to their defaults.

 Holding down the DEF button while the WIPE POS button is lit

If a modified pattern is being used, holding down the DEF button while the WIPE POS button next to the joystick is lit will return all modified data to the default settings.

 Using the USER button

The WIPE MODIFY RESET function is assigned to the USER button (refer to section 15-2. "USER Buttons"). When the button is pressed, the currently-selected WIPE pattern is returned to the default settings.

 Using INIT item in the WIPE MODIFY top menu （HVS-12ROUA only）

In the WIPE MODIFY top menu, turn F6 to select ALL, POS, EDGE or BORDER from OFF. Then press F6 to return the selected items to the default settings.

6-8. DVE Pattern Modify

The DVE preset patterns can be modified. To modify a pattern, select the pattern in the transition section, and then set the modifier in the DVE MODIFY menu.

6-8-1. Opening the DVE MODIFY Menu

Press the WIPE button in the M/E2 (or M/E1) BKGD transition section or KEY transition



section to turn on the button light.

 Select the DVE pattern (100 to 120, 401 to 450) to be modified from among the pattern

buttons in the transition section. When the DVE pattern is selected, the DVE light at the side of the WIPE button is turned on.

 Open the DVE MODIFY menu and modify the selected pattern.

<HVS-16/24OUA>

Select the bus to which the modify settings are to be applied from the (DVE-PGM, DVE-PST, DVE-KEY1, DVE-KEY2 or DVE-KEY3) menu button in the M/E2 (or M/E1) section of the menu section. Next, display the modify menu using the POS, ROT,

BORDER, TRAIL, WARP, CROP, SUBEFF or HILITE button in the SYSTEM group.

<HVS-12ROUA>

Press WIPE/DVE MODIFY in the M/E2 (or M/E1) group of the menu section. The button will light up. And then press a button (DVE-PGM, DVE-PST, DVE-KEY1, DVE-KEY2 or DVE-KEY3) in the KEYPAD section to display the Modify top menu of the selected bus. If the button lights up green, press the button again to change it to orange. Press F1 to select a submenu to be displayed, then press F1 to display the Modify submenu.

MU POS

BUS

SETUP

MATT

STILL

SETUP

FUNC

FILE

STATUS GPI

EDITOR

COPYM/E B LOCK

WARP

POS

EDGE

CROP

ROT

BORDER

BORDER SUBEFF

EFFECT

TRAIL HILITE

SWAP

(PASET)

SYSTEM M/E 1 M/E 2

TRANS BKGD

WIPE

PATT

WIPE MODI

DVE

PGM

DVE

PST

KEY1

MATT MASK

EDGE SHDW

DVE

KEY1

KEY1 OVER

KEY2 KEY3

MATT

MASK

EDGE SHOW

DVE

KEY2

KEY3

HVS-16/24OUA

TRANS BKGD

WIPE PATT

WIPE MODI

DVE PGM

DVE PST

KEY1

MATT MASK

EDGE SHDW

DVE KEY1

KEY1 OVER

KEY2 KEY3

MATT

MASK

EDGE

SHOW

DVE

KEY2

KEY3

NOTE

TRANS

SETUP

BKGD

KEY1

SETUP

SYS

FUNC

TRANS

BKGD

FILE

KEY1

COPY

M/E

COPY

WIPE PATT

KEY2

WIPE PATT

KEY2

SWAP

WIPE/DVE

MODIFY

WIPE/DVE

MODIFY

BLOCK

PASTE

EVENT

M/E1

KEY3

INC

DEC

M/E2

+/-

DVE-PGM

DVE-PST

WIPE-MOD

USER

SEQ

PATT

DVE-KEY1

DVE-KEY2

DVE-KEY3

RECALLCLEAR

ADDDEL

INS

KEYPADSYSTEM / TRAN SITION

HVS-12ROUA

STATUS

PLAY

PAUSE

ENTER

OVERWRITE

DVE preset patterns with numbers in the 200s are 2-channel patterns. When these patterns are to be modified, the PGM or PST bus must be allocated for each channel. Furthermore, when DVEs are assigned to a multiple number of buses, first select the pattern and select the bus, and then proceed with the modify settings.

 Modify the pattern. For details on DVE MODIFY, refer to section 8. "DVE MODIFY".

NOTE

If a DVE pattern has not been selected in the transition section or if the DVE pattern cannot be assigned to the selected bus, the menu button will not light even when the button is pressed, and the DVE MODIFY menu will not be displayed.

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