Lumantek EZ-PRO VS10 Users Guide

Revision Number: 2.0.0

Distribution Date: Jul. 2019

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Installation Precautions

This page states the safety measures the users must take to avoid circumstances where the

system may occur physical damages or injuries. Please THOROUGHLY go over this page before

the system installation/operation.

Contents

1. Introduction

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General Precautions

・ Maintain dust FREE condition during and after System Installation/Operation.

・ Please place the system cover in a safe location when opened.

・ Securely stow tools and cables away from the passages.

・ Avoid wearing loosened clothes or accessories during installation/Operation.

・ Avoid any unnecessary actions that may damage/harm system or personnel.

・ Do NOT open the system unless advised by Lumantek representative. Lumantek takes

no responsibility on units with broken RMA seals.

Power Precautions

・ Please check cable overload before connecting the system to the power supply.

・ Avoid wearing metal accessories (Rings, Earrings) connecting system to the power source.

・ Avoid operating on wet floors. Make sure power extension cables, floors, and instruments

are grounded and in a safe operating condition.

・ Please discharge static electricity by touching grounding metals before starting

hardware installation.

・ The grounding parts must be disassembled last.

・ Manufacturer takes no responsibilities on Direct/Indirect losses or damages

due to use of inappropriate parts or services by unauthorized service provider

・ Supplying power during the system installation may cause damages to the system

and personnel.

(1) VS10 Interface

(2) Block Diagram

2. Product Configuration

3. Interface

(1) HDMI Multiview Interface

(2) Console Interface

4. LCD Screen

5. VS10 Utility

6. System Specification

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1. Introduction

INTRODUCTION

ez-Liveshow is a brand born through combination of LUMANTEK’s encoding and video

switching technology especially designed for small studio size event. VS10 is one of the main

product of ez-Liveshow brand. It is a stand-alone video switcher with scaler installed giving the

ability to set the outgoing resolution up to 1080p60. VS10 allows live monitoring of 10 input

video streams, media, test patterns (color bar, color background), PGM, PVW through multiview

screen. Internal scalers allows VS10 to synchronize frames, and these can be controlled with

console buttons, jog or joystick. Through touch-screen LCD, you can check the PGM and

multiview. VS10 can receive 10 audio sources from the video inputs and 1 extra source from

external audio (XLR) input. You can change the volume, mute and change to AFV (audio follow

video) modes.

FEATURES

Video Switcher VS10

1. Input : SDI x 8 , HDMI x 2

Output : SDI : AUX x 4 , PGM x 2

HDMI : PGM x 1, Multiview x 1

2. Supports PIP, Key (Chroma/Luma), DSK (Fill/Key)

3. SDI inputs supports both 3G-SDI levels A and B.

4. VS10 has internal scalers in all 10 inputs.

You can use different video resolutions as a source.

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1. Introduction

1. Introduction

(1) VS10 Interface

Front

Rear

AUX 1-4 PGM IN7-8 IN9-10

(2) VS10 BLOCK DIAGRAM

IN 1 (SDI)

IN 2 (SDI)

IN 3 (SDI)

IN 4 (SDI)

IN 5 (SDI)

IN 6 (SDI)

IN 7 (SDI)

IN 8 (SDI)

IN 9 (HDMI)

IN 10 (HDMI)

XLR IN

USB Remote Ref In DC Jack

Scaler

Scaler

Scaler

Scaler

Scaler

Scaler

Scaler

Scaler

Scaler

Scaler

PIP1
PIP2

Chroma

Luma

DSK (Fill/Key)

Multiview

BKGD

Cut, Mix, Wipe

Matrix

SDI OUTPUT

(AUX1)

SDI OUTPUT

(AUX2)

SDI OUTPUT

(AUX3)

SDI OUTPUT

(AUX4)

SDI OUTPUT

(PGM)

SDI OUTPUT

(PGM)

HDMI OUTPUT

(PGM)

HDMI OUTPUT

(Multiview)

XLR OUT

REMOTE

+12V DC REF IN PGM Multiview Remote

IN1-6

USB AUDIO IN

(CH1-2)

AUDIO OUT

(CH1-2)

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2. Product Configuration

3. Interface
(1) HDMI Multiview Interface

Stand-alone type

Manual

Adaptor

USB

PVW

Monitoring

SDI1

SDI5

PREVIEW

SDI2

SDI6

VS10 Input Monitoring

SDI3

SDI7

PROGRAM

SDI4

SDI8

PGM
Monitoring

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3. Interface

(2) Console Interface

Menu

PGM

Screen

AUX Source

PGM Source PVW Source Wipe1, Wipe2

AUX1-4

F1,F2

Screen

PIP1,PIP2,
WIPE, DSK

Cut, Take

MIX

Enter, MenuJog Key, Audio Joy Stick

Fader Bar BKGD, PIP1,PIP2, KEY

DSK PVW, DSK PGM
FTB

[AUX1-4] [AUX1-4] AUX outputs setting.

Selected AUX source is displayed on the PGM screen of

the LCD.

[F1],[F2] Undefined

[PGM Screen] LCD screen displays PGM & MULTIVIEW

when you touch the screen.

[PIP1] Go to PIP1 menu

[PIP2] Go to PIP2 menu

[KEY] Go to KEY menu

[WIPE] Go to WIPE menu

[DSK] Go to DSK menu

[AUDIO] Go to AUDIO menu

[JOG] Move through selections

[Menu] Go to MENU

[+Zoom In] Changing values of settings

[- Zoom Out] Changing values of settings

[ENTER] Enter button

[Joy Stick] Changing values of settings (PIP position,

scale)

[AUX Source] Select source for each function

[PVW Source] Select PVW

[PGM Source] Select PGM

[WIPE1, WIPE2] Select WIPE transition effect

[MIX] Select MIX transition effect

[CUT] Select CUT transition effect

[TAKE] Automatic transition between PVW and PGM

[BKGD] Background screen triggered on set

[PIP1]/[PIP1 ON] PIP1 screen display on PVW and PGM

[PIP2]/[PIP2 ON] PIP2 screen display on PVW and PGM

[KEY]/[KEY ON] KEY (Chroma/Luma) screen display on

PVW and PGM

[DSK PVW] DSK display on PVW

[DSK PGM] DSK display on PGM

[FTB] Video fades to Black

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3. Interface

(2) Console Interface

AUX 1-4 PGM IN7-8 IN9-10

+12V DC REF IN PGM Multiview

IN1-6

USB

AUDIO IN
(CH1-2)

[Power Switch] Power On / Off

[DC 12V IN]

[IN1-8(BNC)] Connects SDI signal

[IN 9-10(HDMI)] Connects HDMI signal

[USB] Used for updates

(Firmware update/Multiview/Button Map/Media

Player)

[AUDIO IN(XLR)] Audio input socket

[AUDIO OUT(XLR)] Audio output socket

[AUX 1-4, PGM(BNC)] SDI signal output

[REF IN(BNC)] Connects reference signal

[PGM(HDMI)] Outputs HDMI signal

[Multiview (HDMI)] Outputs HDMI signal

[Remote] Used for debug and other control

AUDIO OUT
(CH1-2)

Remote

Remote (DB9 Female)

5 4 3 2 1

9 8 7 6

Pin RS-422 Full-Duplex RS485 Half-Duplex

Pin1 - -

Pin2 - -

Pin3 - ­Pin4 TXD- -

Pin5 Ground Ground

Pin6 RXD+ RXD+/TXD+

Pin7 RXD- RXD-/TXD-

Pin8 TXD+ -

Pin9 - -

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Background:
SDI/
HDMI/
MEDIA/
TEST Pattern
(Color Bar,
Color BG)

(X, Y) coordinates are (0,0)

PIP1

PIP2

KEY

(Chroma/
Luma)

DSK

(Fill/Key)

4. LCD Screen

HOME MENU

[Wipe1] [Wipe2] Shows WIPE1, WIPE2 type

[Chroma/Luma] Shows selected KEY

[Transition Rate] Shows AUTO TIME

[System] Shows VS10 SYSTEM RESOLUTION

[Inputs] Shows the source given to the button

PIP Menu

[Source] Go to PIP source selection menu, can be used as AUX button also

[PIP Alpha] Select degree of transparency of PIP

[XY/WH] Select if to simultaneously set values of XY (or WH) or not

* On : XY (or WH) values change simultaneously

* Off : XY (or WH) values change independently

[Ratio] Select if to maintain 16:9 ratio setting values of W and H

* On : W, H values change maintaining 16:9 ratio

* Off : W, H values change without maintaining 16:9 ratio

[PIP Position] Change PIP position

[PIP Size] Change PIP size

[Crop(Left, Right, Top, Bottom)] Change PIP crop

[ ] Go to PIP border menu

(X, Y ) coordinates are (1920, 1080)

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PIP Border

[Source] Go to PIP source selection menu, can be used as AUX button also

[Border Alpha] Select degree of transparency of PIP border

[XY/WH] Select if to simultaneously set values of XY (or WH) or not

* On : XY (or WH) values change simultaneously

* Off : XY (or WH) values change independently

[Ratio] Select if to maintain 16:9 ratio setting values of W and H

* On : W, H values change maintaining 16:9 ratio

* Off : W, H values change without maintaining 16:9 ratio

[Border Thick(W,H)] Change border thickness

[TYPE] Select border type (i.e. NONE, INNER, OUTER, MIDDLE, ELLIPSE)

[R,G,B] Select border color

* Use jog, +, -, or touch-screen to change values

KEYER MENU [Chroma]

[Source] Go to CHROMA source selection menu

(PIP1, PIP2 also selectable as CHROMA source)

CHROMA Key Mode

Green

Blue

[XY] Select if to simultaneously set values of XY or not

[Hue Center, Hue Width, Hue Gain]

Center : Select the transparency color of the foreground

Width : Select the range of transparency color of the foreground

(hue center 4-90 degrees)

Gain : Select the range of half-transparency of the foreground

(0%-100%)

Hue Pick

[HUE PICK X, Y] New “HUE” value can be applied by placing the spoid

icon over a color in Multiview screen. The spoid icon can be moved with

joystick

[PRESET] Select GREEN HIGH/LOW GAIN, BLUE HIGH/LOW GAIN

Change made to set values when PRESET is changed

*Use jog, +, -, or touch-screen to change values

KEYER MENU [Luma]

[Source]

Go to LUMA source selection menu

(PIP1, PIP2 also selectable as LUMA source)

[LUMA Invert, Trans,Saturation Min/Gain]

Inv : Set invert off/on

Transparency: Set transparency of the foreground at its minimum

Saturation Min: Set range of opacity of the foreground

Saturation Gain: Set area of translucency of the foreground

(100%: only black turns transparent, 0%: translucent maximum area)

HUESATURATION

0° 60° 120° 180° 240° 300° 360°

Opaque

Transparent

Opaque

Transparent

Gain 0% =120

Center

Width

Gain 100% = Width

Center

Width

Maximum semitransparent region

No semitransparent region

0% 100%

Opaque

Transparent

Opaque

Transparent

Saturation Minimum

Gain 0% = Maxinum semitransparent region

Saturation Minimum

Gain 100% = No semitransparent region

* Use jog, +, -, or touch-screen to change values

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LUMA Key Mode

16(64)

100%

Gain 0%= Maximum semitransparent region

235(940)

Opaque

0%

Wipe Menu

* Select WIPE type used in WIPE1, WIPE2

* To select, use:

1. AUX button

2. Touch-screen

3. Rotate jog button to select and select by pressing

Normal

Opaque

Transparent

Inverted

Opaque

Transparent

Minimum

Gain 100%= No semitransparent region

Minimum

16(64)

100%

Gain 0%= Maximum semitransparent region

Gain 100% = No semitransparent region

Minimum

Transparent

Transparent

Minimum

Opaque

235(940)

0%

DSK Menu

[Fill Source]

[Key Source]

* To select, use:

1. Touch-screen

2. Rotate jog button to select and select by pressing

Select DSK Fill source

Select DSK Key source

Audio Menu

[Volume]

Control volume of 10 x input video sources, external audio and outgoing

PGM audio (control range is from -90dB to +12dB)

[Mute]

Select to mute the audio volume

1. On: Audio muted

2. Off: Audio unmuted. Volume levels set to user’s setting

[Audio Follow Video]

* On : Audio on only when input source is selected as PGM

* Off : Volume level set to user’s setting.

If MUTE is ON then no audio will be outgoing.

[Audio Mode]

* L|L : Use only left audio channel of selected sources.

* L|R : Use left and right audio channel of selected sources seperately.

* R|R : Use only right audio channel of selected sources.

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AUX Menu Menu

* Select AUX output source

* PVW, PGM, CLEAN, MVW can be selected as AUX by pressing blue

arrow on the top right-hand corner

* CLEAN is the video without DSK(Fill, Key)

[ ] Go to next page

[ ] Go to previous page

* AUX output video source appears on PGM screen

[Resolution]

[Chroma, Luma]

[Auto time]

[0dB]

* 0dB : No audio decrement

* -10dB : Decreases -10dB relative to the actual audio input

[Button]

[Genlock]

* On : Use Ref In

* Off : Not use Ref In

Output Resolution
(System Resolution)

720x480i59.94 NTSC

720x576i50 PAL

1280x720p50 PAL, 720p50, 1080p50

1280x720p59.94 NTSC, 720p59.94, 1080p59

1280x720p60 not supported

1920x1080i50 PAL, 1080i50

1920x1080i59.94 NTSC, 1080i59.94

1920x1080i60 not supported

1920x1080p23.98 1080p23.98

1920x1080p24 1080p24

1920x1080p25 PAL, 1080i50, 1080p25

1920x1080p29.97 NTSC, 1080i59.94, 1080p29.97

1920x1080p30 not supported

1920x1080p50 PAL, 720p50, 1080i50, 1080p50

1920x1080p59.94 NTSC, 720p59.94, 1080i59.94,

1080p59.94

1920x1080p60 not supported

[LAN]

[USB]

software

[Input Res]

[Tally]

[Audio Meter]

[Help]

Check the temperature of VS10.

[Save]

Select system resolution

Select KEY type

Set the auto transition time

Select to decrease the external audio levels

Controls brightness of the console buttons

Select to use GEN LOCK function

REF IN Resolution

Check IP information

Load and apply contents to VS10 generated through VS10 Utility

Check each resolution of the inputs

Select pin for Tally

Display on / off at Multiview.

Check minimum and maximum values of the joy stick and T-bar.

Save current settings

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Menu> System Resolution

* Select system resolution

* Press OK button to apply and save

Menu>Auto Time

* Select transition time

* Press OK button to apply and save

* Selected time will be applied to transition time after pressing TAKE

button

Firmata Protocol

* Pin : 0 ~ 7 → Port : 0

* Pin : 8 ~ 15 → Port : 1

* Pin : 16 ~ 23 → Port : 2

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PGM

PVW

Port : 0

Port : 1

Port : 2

Pin:2

Pin:3

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0

Pin:4

Pin:5

Pin:6

Pin:8

Pin:7

Pin:9

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Pin:10

Pin:11

Pin:12

Pin:14

Pin:13

Pin:15

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Pin:16

Pin:18

Pin:17

Pin:19

Data : 0x90, 0x24, 0x00

Data : 0x91, 0x00, 0x00

Data : 0x92, 0x00, 0x00

Pin:20

Pin:21

Menu>LED Brightness

* Select the degree of brightness of the buttons

* Brightness applied right

Menu>Tally

*VS10 supports serial Tally by using Firmata Protocol.

*Consider remote port when connecting to RS 422.

예) TXD+ (Pin8) RXD+ (PC)

TXD- (Pin4) RXD- (PC)

RXD+(Pin6) TXD+(PC)

RXD- (Pin7) TXD- (PC)

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* RS422

* Baud rate : 115200

* Data bits : 8

* Parity : None

* Stop bits : 1

Port : 0

Pin : 0 - 7

Port : 1

Pin : 8 - 15

Port : 2

Pin : 16 - 23

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1

6 5 4 3 2 1 0

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1

14 13 12 11 10 9 8

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1

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7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/1

7

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/1

15

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/1

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Menu> LAN

* Shows “LAN” status

* Change IP address after DHCP OFF.

* Press OK to save

* Updated information is applied after the device is restarted.

Menu> Input Resolution

* Shows resolution information of 10 input video sources

480i59

Menu> Help

[All Red]

All buttons lighted with Red LED momentarily

[All Green]

[All Yellow]

[All Off]

[Joystick X]

*Minimum value (x): Move joystick to the left and select

*Maximum value (x): Move joystick to the right and select

[Joystick Y]

*Minimum value (y): Move joystick downward and select

*Maximum value (y): Move joystick upward and select

[Tbar]

* Minimum value: Pull down all the way and up a little, then select

* Maximum value: Pull up all the way and down a little, then select

[Temperature]

*Always use ENTER button after selection

[Ver]

[Default]

*Media Player 1 and Media Player 2 keeps unchanged

*Always use ENTER button after selection

All buttons lighted with Green LED momentarily

All buttons lighted with Yellow LED momentarily

All buttons LED’s off momentarily

Saves the maximum and minimum vales of joystick’s X axis

Saves the maximum and minimum vales of joystick’s Y axis

Saves the maximum and minimum vales of T-bar

Shows the temperature of VS10

Shows the version of VS10 firmware

Turns all values to defalut

Menu> Help

[Vibrate]

Changes the vibration level when is touched

[Backup]

Backup the switcher’s settings into a USB disk

[Restore]

Restores the settings saved in a USB disk to the switcher

[Ref Info]

Shows “Ref Inf” status

In(0) : No “Ref In” signal detected

In(1) : “Ref In” signal detected

Lock(0) : No sync with “Ref In” signal

Lock(1) : Sync completed with “Ref In” signal

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Menu> USB

Data saved in USB disk can be retrieved in USB menu

(Supported USB format is FAT)

5. VS10 Utility

* Windows and Mac OS versions available

3 types of data can be used

1. Data: Multiview layout, button mapping, source names, test patterns

(color background) colors

2. Images to store in Media Player 1 and Media Player 2 storage

3. System upgade

(Warning!)

Do not retrieve the USB disk from VS10 while data is being transferred

Insert the USB disk before moving to USB menu

If any problem is seen, change the USB disk or re-boot VS10

[Load Data]

* Change VS10 Multiview to 10/13/16 view

(Make selection from 14 options)

* Change input source name

* Change button mapping

[Load MP]

* Change the image of Media of Media Player 1 / Media Player 2

(Maximum number of selection: 12)

* Selected media is saved to VS10 by pressing SAVE button

(Due to internal memory capacity, no copy will be made

if there are several images)

* Press OK to preserve current selection but does not COPY media to

VS10.

* Press CANCEL to return to the original media file

[Labeling]

Select desired port in LABELING tap and change the input name as desired.

[Layout]

Select preferred Multiview layout.

[Upgrade]

* Upgrade VS10 software

* Opening image can be changed

* Can change to the default data

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[Multiview]

Multiview layouts are even more customizable at INPUT SOURCE tap
(Select the source and drag-n-drop to change positions)

[Mapping]

Map the input port to desired button on the console.

[Channel]

Select the desired ColorBG.

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[Save]

Save the setting to the USB.

[Media]

Select the image to save in Media 1 and 2. Select size.

6. System Specifications

・ 3G/HD/SD-SDI Input : BNC 75Ω 8ea (with Scaler)

・ HDMI Input : 2ea (with Scaler)

・ 3G/HD/SD-SDI Output : BNC 75Ω 6ea

(AUX1/AUX2/AUX3/AUX4/PGMx2)

・ HDMI Output : 2ea (PGM/MULTIVIEW)

Connections

Video Format

Support

Video Switcher

・ Remote: 1ea

・ Reference Input: 1ea

・ USB2.0: 1ea

・ External Analog Audio Input : XLR 2ea

・ External Analog Audio Output : XLR 2ea

・ DC 12V: 1ea

・ 480i59/576i50

1080p30/1080p29/1080p25/1080p24/1080p23

1080i60/1080i59/1080i50/720p60/720p59/720p50

1080p60/1080p59/1080p50

・ Mix & Effect: 1ea

・ PIP: 2ea

・ KEY: 1ea(LUMA/CHROMA)

・ Downstream Keyer: 1ea(FILL/KEY)

・ Pattern Generator: 2ea(Color Bar/Color BG)

・ Media: 2ea

・ Multiview: 8view/13view/16view 1ea

・ Audio Mixer: 10 stereo input mixer 1ea

Management

Physical

Environmental

Power

Requirement

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・ TFT-LCD (4.98inch, Capactive Touch Screen)

・ Dimension: 89(H)X400(W)X294(D) (mm, Excluding Connector)

・ Weight: 3.7kg (8.15lbs)

・ Operating Temperature: 0 ~ 45℃

・ Power Input: DC 12V

・ Power Consumption: 40W(max)

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