Panasonic AV-HS60U2P, AV-HS60U2E, AV-HS60U1P, AV-HS60U1E, AV-HS60C3G User Manual

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Operating Guide

(Included Installation Instructions)

2ME Live Switcher

AV-HS6000 Series

Main Frame Model No. AV-HS60U1P/AV-HS60U2P Model No. AV-HS60U1E/AV-HS60U2E

Menu Panel Model No. AV-HS60C3G

Control Panel Model No. AV-HS60C1P/AV-HS60C2P Model No. AV-HS60C1E/AV-HS60C2E

Before operating this product, please read the instructions carefully and save this manual for future use.

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f Primatte f The copyrights of Primatte f The patents for Primatte

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belong to IMAGICA DIGIX Inc.

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Distributing, copying, disassembling, reverse compiling, reverse engineering, and also exporting in violation of export laws of the software provided with this unit are expressly prohibited.

How to read this document

r Abbreviations

The following abbreviations are used in this document.

f Microsoft f Windows f The model numbers of the Main Frames AV-HS60U1P/AV-HS60U2P, AV-HS60U1E/AV-HS60U2E are described as “AV-HS60U1”/“AV-HS60U2”. f The model numbers of the Control Panels AV-HS60C1P/AV-HS60C2P, AV-HS60C1E/AV-HS60C2E are described as “AV-HS60C1”/“AV-HS60C2”. f The model number of the Menu Panel AV-HS60C3G is described as “AV-HS60C3”. f The model number of the optional Storage Module AV-HS60D1G is described as “AV-HS60D1”. f The model number of the optional Chromakey Software AV-SFU60G is described as “AV-SFU60”. f Both SD memory cards and SDHC memory cards are described as “memory cards”.

When individual descriptions are provided, they are featured individually.

f Personal computers are described as “computers”.

Windows® 7 Professional SP1 32/64-bit is abbreviated to Windows 7. Microsoft® Windows® 8 Pro 32/64-bit is abbreviated to Windows 8.

Internet Explorer® 8.0, Windows® Internet Explorer® 9.0, and Windows® Internet Explorer® 10.0 are abbreviated to Internet Explorer.

r Illustrations and screen displays featured in this document

f What is shown in this document’s illustrations and screen displays may differ from how it is actually appears.

r Conventions used in this document

f Words and phrases in [ ] brackets indicate descriptions displayed in the Menu Panel AV-HS60C3 or the multi-selection menu panel, source name

display panel, status display area of the Control Panel AV-HS60C1/AV-HS60C2.

f Words and phrases in < > brackets indicate design text used on this unit, such as button names.

r Reference pages

f In this document, reference pages are described as (page 00).

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Contents

Chapter 1 Overview 5

Before use 6 Features 7 Conguration of the AV‑HS6000 series 8

Conguration list of the AV‑HS6000 series 8 Accessories of the AV-HS6000 series 8

Required computer environment 9 Precautions for use 1 0

Chapter 2 Installation and Connection (To

installation personnel) 11

Installation (To installation personnel) 12

Installing the Main Frame AV-HS60U1/AV-HS60U2 12 Installing the Control Panel AV-HS60C1/AV-HS60C2 13 Installing the Menu Panel AV-HS60C3 13 Attaching the Storage Module AV-HS60D1 (SSD) 13 Installing the Chromakey Software AV-SFU60 14

Connection (To installation personnel) 15

Connecting the imaging systems 15 Connecting the control systems 16

Chapter 3 Part Names and Functions 18

Main Frame AV‑HS60U1/AV‑HS60U2 19

Front panel 19 Rear panel 19

Control Panel AV‑HS60C1/AV‑HS60C2 21

Operation panel 21 Front panel 25 Rear panel 26

Menu Panel AV‑HS60C3 27

Operation panel 27 Rear panel 28

Chapter 4 Preparations 29

Turning power on/off 3 0

Turning power on 30 Turning power off 30

Basic menu operations 31

Menu conguration and operations 31 Numeric entry item operations 32 Text entry item operations 33 Color settings menu operations 34 Other buttons 35

Basic operations for the multi‑selection panel area 36

Background wipe preset menu 36 Shot memory menu 37 Event memory menu 38 Video memory menu 39 Plug-in menu 40

Menu delegation function 41

Enabling/disabling the menu delegation function 41 Menu delegation function list 41

Various settings 42

Network settings 42 Setting signal formats 42 Setting sync signals 42 Setting input signals 42 Button settings 43 Setting output signals 43 Setting MultiView displays 44 Setting a tally 44 Setting the state replicated when power is on 44 Setting date and time 44

Chapter 5 Basic Operations 45

Background transition 46

Selecting a bus 46 Selecting a bus using the SHIFT function 46 Selecting the bus mode 46 Transition operations 46

Wipe 48

Selecting the wipe pattern for background transition 48 Selecting the wipe direction 48 Wipe decorations (border, soft effect) 48

Modifying wipe 49

KEY 51

Selecting the key type 51 Selecting the key source 52 Key transitions 52 Key wipe transition 53 Key output 55 Adjusting the luminance key/linear key 55 Adjusting the chroma key 55 Key decorations 60 Masking the key signals 61 Flying key 61 PinP (Picture in Picture) 62

DSK (Downstream key) 65

Selecting the DSK type 65 Selecting the source type 65 Selecting the ll type 65 Selecting the DSK source 65 DSK transition 66 DSK output 66 Adjusting the luminance key/linear key 66 DSK decorations 66 Masking the DSK 68 Setting the priority 68 Setting [DSK On Link] 69

USK (Upstream key) 7 0

Selecting the USK type 70 Selecting the source type 71

Selecting the ll type

Selecting the USK source 71 Setting the USK insert 71 Adjusting the luminance key/linear key 72 Masking the USK 72

IMAGE 73

Setting image effects 73 Executing image effects 73

Color corrector 74

Setting the color corrector 74 Initializing the color corrector 74 Copying the setting 74 Process control 74 Tone curve 75 Adjusting the gain of color matrix 75

Internal color signals 77

Setting the color background 77 Setting the gradation 77

Switching the AUX output 78

Selecting the AUX output sources 78 Transitions of AUX1 to AUX4 buses 78 Linking AUX buses 78

Memory 79

Shot memory 79 Event memory 81 Macro memory Key preset 90

Video memory 91

Recording still images (Still) 91 Recording moving images (Clip) 92 Operating the register memory 93 Using image les created on a computer 94 Playing back moving images (Clip) 95 Layout of display icons 97 Operating in the multi-selection panel area 99

Project management 100

Saving data on a memory card or storage module 100 Loading data from a memory card or the storage module 100 Editing data in a memory card or the storage module 101 Saving and loading data in/from the local computer 101

Storage 102

Memory card 102 Storage Module 104 Saving and loading data in/from the local computer 104

Chapter 6 Input/Output Signal Settings 105

Setting input signals 106

Setting the frame synchronizer 106 Setting the input mode 106 Setting the delay amount 107

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Contents

Freezing input signals 107 Setting the source name 107 Setting the up-converter 107 Setting DVI input signals 108 Displaying video input signal information 111

Setting output signals 112

Assigning output signals 11 2 Setting the down-converter 112

Setting MultiView displays 11 4

Setting the screen layout 114 Setting the split frame and characters 114 Setting the tally display 114 Other display settings 11 5

Chapter 11 Appendix 157

Setting menu table 158

<ME1>/<ME2> button (top menu) 158 <DSK MISC> button (top menu) 161 <MEM> button (top menu) 162 <SYS> button (top menu) 163 <IN OUT> button (top menu) 165 <MV> button (top menu) 166 <PLUG IN> button (top menu) 166 <PRJ> button (top menu) 167 <CONF> button (top menu) 167

Glossary 169 Index 171

Chapter 7 CONFIG Menu 116

Disabling button operations 117 Assigning signals to buttons 118 Setting the source name 119

Setting the source name display panel 119 Setting the MultiView display 119

Setting the source link 120

Setting the key coupling 120 Linking the AUX bus 120

Setting the operation mode 121

Setting the operation mode for the crosspoint buttons 121 Setting the transition operation mode 121 Switching the ME area in the Control Panel AV-HS60C1/

AV-HS60C2

Setting the key operation mode 123

Locking the menu operation 124

122

Chapter 8 System Menu 125

System settings 126

Setting the video format function 126 Setting the output phase 126 Setting the sync signal 129 Other video signal settings 129 Network settings 130 Setting the WFM/VECT of Menu Panel AV-HS60C3 131

Setting the Main Frame AV‑HS60U1/AV‑HS60U2 132

Setting the ME output and DSK output 132

Setting the Control Panel AV‑HS60C1/AV‑HS60C2 134

Settings for the main control panel and sub control panel 134 Setting the button color 134

Setting the external connection 136

Setting a serial port 136 Setting a tally 136 Setting the GPI input/output 136

Maintenance settings 139

Software and hardware version 139 Alarm 139 Startup settings/initialization 140 Option status display and activation 141 Maintenance 141 Setting the date and time 142

Locking the menu operation 143

Chapter 9 External Interfaces 144

GPI input/output settings and alarm output 145

GPI input/output ports of the Main Frame AV-HS60U1/

AV-HS60U2 145

GPI input/output ports of the Control Panel AV-HS60C1/

AV-HS60C2 146

Serial ports 147

Serial ports of the Main Frame AV-HS60U1/AV-HS60U2 147 Serial ports of the Control Panel AV-HS60C1/AV-HS60C2 147

Plug‑in software 148

Chapter 10 Specications 149

Dimensions 150

Dimensions of the Main Frame AV-HS60U1/AV-HS60U2 150 Dimensions of the Control Panel AV-HS60C1/AV-HS60C2 151 Dimensions of the Menu Panel AV-HS60C3 152

Specications 153

Main Frame AV-HS60U1/AV-HS60U2 153 Control Panel AV-HS60C1/AV-HS60C2 155 Menu Panel AV-HS60C3 156 Storage Module 156

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Chapter 1 Overview

Please read this chapter, and check the accessories before use.

Chapter 1 Overview — Before use

Before use

r Overview

The AV-HS6000, a new model in the HS series, employs a newly designed, easy-to-use UI graphical Control Panel AV-HS60C1/AV-HS60C2 to support accurate switching.

And even with a 3U size compact design, it is equipped with abundant inputs and outputs for great system integration as seen by its 32 SDI and 2 DVI inputs plus 16 SDI outputs.

To top it all off, situations where creative video production is demanded alongside fast response are handled by providing 4 DVEs per ME to enable diverse transitions.

r Precautions

f Be sure to perform validation of the unit before use. f Should displaying or recording of the video fail due to a malfunction of the unit or memory cards used, we will not assume liability for such failure.

r Network security

The unit also has functions which are used when it is connected to a network. Using the unit when it has been connected to a network may possibly give rise to the following issues.

f Leakage or theft of information through this unit f Use of this unit for illegal operations by persons with malicious intent f Interference with or stoppage of this unit by persons with malicious intent

It is your responsibility to take precautions such as those described below to protect yourself against the above network security risks.

f Use this unit in a network secured by a rewall, etc. f If this unit is connected to a network that includes computers, make sure that the system is not infected by computer viruses or other malicious entities

(using a regularly updated antivirus program, anti-spyware program, etc.).

The following points should be borne in mind as well.

f Use with the same segment is recommended for the devices which are connected to the unit. If the unit is connected to the devices whose segments

are different, events dependent upon the settings inherent to the network equipment, for instance, may occur. Thoroughly check the connections with the devices to which the unit will be connected prior to the start of operation.

f Do not choose an installation location where the unit, cables and other parts will be easily damaged.

r Concerning differences in the system versions

This document describes the functions which can be actuated in any model whose system version is V2.00.00 or higher. The applicable functions are referred to as “This function will be available in V2.00.00 or higher”. If the model has a system version below V2.00.00, the functions concerned cannot be used. Neither will the menus nor items concerned be displayed. To check the system version of this unit, select the <SYS> button on the top menu → [MAINTENANCE] → [Status] tab → [System Version] in the

[System Version] column. (page 139) For the latest information, visit the following website. http://pro-av.panasonic.net/ (English only)

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Chapter 1 Overview — Features

Features

r Graphical Control Panel AV‑HS60C1/AV‑HS60C2

f The multi-selection panel is set up for each ME for quick access to various functions such as wipe patterns, shot memory, and event memory. f Tactile color LCD switch: The multi-selection panel employs switch so that you can make sure keys being pressed, supporting reliable operation. f Crosspoint buttons: Crosspoint buttons can be grouped by buttons lights with multiple color. f Source name display panel: The monochrome source name display panel is set up for each ME so that graphics can be displayed on the crosspoint

buttons.

r Rich array of inputs/outputs with standard 34 inputs

f The unit is equipped with SDI×32 inputs/DVI×2 inputs and SDI×16 outputs. f All inputs have built-in frame synchronizers. f Color correctors are installed in 8 inputs and 4 outputs. (This function will be available in V2.00.00 or higher.) f Up-converters are installed in 4 inputs and down-converters are installed in 2 outputs.

r Diverse transitions and a full array of keyers

f The unit is equipped with 4 DVE and 2 DVE (2D) per ME to handle backgrounds and keys. f AUX1 to AUX4 buses are equipped with MIX transitions. f The unit is equipped with real-time high-quality chroma keying that employs Primatte

channels per ME. (This function will be available in V2.00.00 or higher.) f The unit is equipped with 4 channels per ME (total 8 channels) of keyer which is capable of PinP. f The unit is equipped with 4 channels of downstream keyers. f The unit is equipped with 4 channels of upstream keyers. (This function will be available in V2.00.00 or higher.)

* Primatte® is a registered trademark of IMAGICA DIGIX Inc. The copyrights of Primatte® belong to IMAGICA DIGIX Inc. The patents for Primatte® belong to

IMAGICA DIGIX Inc.

r MultiViewer output

f The unit is equipped with 4 independent MultiViewer displays. f Single MultiViewer can display a maximum of 16 video sources. f Source names, tallies, audio level meters, and safety markers are displayable.

* algorithms. Standard 1 channel per ME is expandable up to 4

r Network function

(This function will be available in V2.00.00 or higher.)

f Web server function: The switcher can be set and operated via LAN connection.

r Redundant operation system for peace of mind

f The Main Frame AV-HS60U2 and the Control Panel AV-HS60C2 have separate power sources. (The single power supply model is also available.) f Operation with two additional panels is possible by IP connection. (This function will be available in V2.00.00 or higher.)

r Wide range of functions to increase operability

f Shot memory, event memory, and macros memory allow you to preset and recall frequently used effects easily. (Event memory and macro memory

will be available in V2.00.00 or higher.) f Video clips and still images can be registered up to 4ch each, allowing them to be easily used for CG wipes. f The switcher can be set by the 10.1-inch touch-operated Menu Panel AV-HS60C3 (optional) or by a PC monitor and USB mouse. f With plug‑in software, external device control capability can be added in accordance with the operation workow. (This function will be available in

V2.00.00 or higher.)

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Chapter 1 Overview — Conguration of the AV‑HS6000 series

Conguration of the AV‑HS6000 series

Conguration list of the AV‑HS6000 series

Series product name AV-HS6000 series

Main Frame

Control Panel

Menu Panel AV-HS60C3

Storage Module AV-HS60D1

Chromakey Software AV-SFU60

Accessories of the AV‑HS6000 series

r Main Frame AV‑HS60U1/AV‑HS60U2

f AC cable

- AV-HS60U1P: 1 cable, AV-HS60U2P: 2 cables

- AV-HS60U1E: 2 cables, AV-HS60U2E: 4 cables

f Rack-mounted rear panel support bracket f Screws for the rack-mounted rear panel support bracket: 8 screws f Operating Guide of the AV-HS6000 series (Excerpted Version) f AV-HS60U1/AV-HS60U2 Operating Instructions

Single Power Supply model AV-HS60U1

Redundant Power Supply model AV-HS60U2

Single Power Supply model AV-HS60C1

Redundant Power Supply model AV-HS60C2

r Control Panel AV‑HS60C1/AV‑HS60C2

f AC cable

- AV-HS60C1P: 1 cable, AV-HS60C2P: 2 cables

- AV-HS60C1E: 2 cables, AV-HS60C2E: 4 cables

f LAN cable: 1 cable (used to connect with the Main Frame AV-HS60U1/AV-HS60U2) f Switch blank cap (large): 24 caps f Switch blank cap (small): 12 caps f AV-HS60C1/AV-HS60C2 Operating Instructions

r Menu Panel AV‑HS60C3

f Connection cable (with ferrite core) for the Control Panel AV-HS60C1/AV-HS60C2: 1 cable f Bracket for mounting the Control Panel AV-HS60C1/AV-HS60C2 f Screws for the bracket for mounting the Control Panel AV-HS60C1/AV-HS60C2: 6 screws f AV-HS60C3 Operating Instructions

r Storage Module (AV‑HS60D1)

f AV-HS60D1 Installation Guide

r Chromakey Software (AV‑SFU60)

(This function will be available in V2.00.00 or higher.)

f Read before use f Software Licensing Agreement f Pouch containing the key code

NOTE

t After removing the product from its container, dispose of the AC cable cap and packing materials in an appropriate manner.

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Chapter 1 Overview — Required computer environment

Required computer environment

NOTE

t Connection with a computer connected to the <LAN> terminal of the Main Frame AV-HS60U1/AV-HS60U2 will be available in V2.00.00 or higher.

Use a host computer that satises the following conditions.

CPU Intel® CoreTM 2 DUO 2.4 GHz or more recommended

Memory 2 GB or more recommended

Network function 100Base-TX

Resolution:

Image display function

Compatible OS Microsoft

Hard disk drive 50 MB or more free memory

Other

1024×768 pixels or more Color generation: True Color (24 bits or more)

Windows 7: Internet Explorer 9.0, Internet Explorer 10.0

f Internet Explorer 8.0 cannot be used.

Windows 8: Internet Explorer 10.0

Reader

Adobe (For viewing the Operating Guide)

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Chapter 1 Overview — Precautions for use

Precautions for use

r Handle carefully.

Do not drop the product, or subject it to strong impact or vibration. Do not carry or move the product by the fader lever. This is important to prevent malfunction or accidents.

r Use the product at a temperature of 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F).

Avoid using the product at a cold place below 0°C (32°F) or at a hot place above 40°C (104°F), because extremely low or high temperature may adversely affect the parts inside.

r Turn off the power before connecting or disconnecting cables.

Before connecting or disconnecting the cables, be sure to turn off the power.

r Avoid humidity and dust.

Avoid using the product at a humid, dusty place because much humidity and dust will cause damage to the parts inside.

r Maintenance

Turn off the power and wipe the product using a dry cloth. To remove stubborn dirt, dip a cloth into a diluted solution of kitchen detergent (neutral), wring it out well, and wipe the product gently. Then, after wiping the product with a moist cloth, wipe it again with a dry cloth.

NOTE

t Avoid using benzine, paint thinners and other volatile uids. t If a chemical cleaning cloth is to be used, carefully read through the precautions for its use.

r Precaution to be observed during production

Video switching and video effect functions of this unit can be used to produce videos which icker rapidly or videos which change rapidly.

However, bear in mind when using these functions in production that the kinds of videos produced may have an adverse effect on the viewer’s physical well-being.

r Built‑in display

Leaving the organic EL panel of the source display panel, multi-selection menu panel, and LCD panel of the Menu Panel AV-HS60C3 on with the same

image over a long period of time may result in afterimage (burn‑in). Use after conguring the screensaver settings.

The liquid crystal parts are highly precise with more than 99.99% of the pixels effective. This leaves less than 0.01% of pixels that may not light or may remain on all the time.

These phenomena are normal and will have no effect on the images you shoot.

Condensation may form on the LCD panel if you use the unit where temperatures uctuate. Wipe it with a soft, dry cloth.

When the unit has completely cooled down, the display on the LCD monitor appears slightly darker than usual immediately after the power has been turned on. Once the internal temperature of the unit rises, the display returns to the normal brightness.

r Touch screen

Operate with your ngers on the touch screen of the Menu Panel AV‑HS60C3. Do not touch the panel with sharp‑pointed, hard object such as a ballpoint

pen.

r When the product is to be discarded

When the product is to be discarded at the end of its service life, ask a specialized contractor to dispose of it properly in order to protect the environment.

r Consumable parts

f Cooling fan:

This is a consumable part.

As a general rule, replace it every 5 years or so (when the unit has been operated for 15 hours a day).

f Power supply unit:

This is a consumable part.

As a general rule, replace it every 5 years or so (when the unit has been operated for 15 hours a day).

The period when the consumable parts need to be replaced will differ depending on the operating conditions.

When the time comes to replace one of these parts, be sure to ask your dealer to do the job.

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Chapter 2 Installation and Connection (To

installation personnel)

This chapter describes installation and connection.

Chapter 2 Installation and Connection (To installation personnel) — Installation (To installation personnel)

Installation (To installation personnel)

CAUTION:

These servicing instructions are for use by qualied service personnel only. To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not perform any servicing other than that contained in the operating instructions unless you are qualied to do so.

indicates safety information.

Installing the Main Frame AV‑HS60U1/AV‑HS60U2

When installing or connecting the unit, be sure to ask your dealer. When you want to add the redundant power supply on the Main Frame

AV‑HS60U1, consult your dealer.

r Connecting the power supply

f Connect the <SIGNAL GND> terminal on the rear panel of the unit to the ground of the system. f When using the Main Frame AV-HS60U1/AV-HS60U2, activate both the power supply 1 and the power supply 2.

An alarm is displayed when there is no AC power input to the power supply 1 and the power supply 2 or when the power switch is set to <OFF>.

(An alarm will not be displayed on the Main Frame AV-HS60U1, because it has only the power supply 1.)

r Handle carefully.

f Dropping the unit or subjecting it to strong impact or vibration may cause trouble and/or malfunctioning.

r Do not allow any foreign objects to enter inside the unit.

f Allowing water, metal items, scraps of food or other foreign objects inside the unit may cause a re and/or electric shocks.

r Choosing the best installation location

f This unit is a device for indoor use only. f Securely mount the unit on the 19-inch standard rack that complies with the EIA standards (overall depth: 600 mm (23-5/8 inches) or more).

f Securely afxed with screws that match an appropriately sized rack. f Be sure to attach the rack-mounted rear panel support bracket (accessory) that supports the back part of the Main Frame AV-HS60U1/AV-HS60U2.

(Prepare a support bracket appropriate for the rack if the supplied bracket cannot be attached.) f Secure sufcient space around the ventilation holes at the front and side of the front cover.

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Chapter 2 Installation and Connection (To installation personnel) — Installation (To installation personnel)

f Do not install the unit in a manner in which the unit or cables can be easily damaged. f Avoid installing the unit where it will be exposed to direct sunlight or to the hot air that is blown out from other products. f Installing the unit in a very humid, dusty, or vibration-prone location may cause malfunction.

Installing the Control Panel AV‑HS60C1/AV‑HS60C2

When installing or connecting the unit, be sure to ask your dealer. When you want to add the redundant power supply on the Control Panel

AV‑HS60C1, consult your dealer.

r Connecting the power supply

f Connect the <SIGNAL GND> terminal on the rear panel of the unit to the ground of the system. f When using the Control Panel AV-HS60C1/AV-HS60C2, activate both the power supply 1 and the power supply 2.

An alarm is displayed when there is no AC power input to the power supply 1 and the power supply 2 or when the power switch is set to <OFF>.

(An alarm will not be displayed on the Control Panel AV-HS60C1, because it has only the power supply 1.)

r Handle carefully.

f Dropping the unit or subjecting it to strong impact or vibration may cause trouble and/or malfunctioning.

r Do not allow any foreign objects to enter inside the unit.

f Allowing water, metal items, scraps of food or other foreign objects inside the unit may cause a re and/or electric shocks.

r Choosing the best installation location

f This unit is a device for indoor use only. f Install the unit on a sufciently strong, stable, and level surface for use. f Secure a space near the ventilation holes on the front panel of the power unit and on the rear panel of the Control Panel AV-HS60C1/AV-HS60C2 so

that air circulation is not impeded.

In particular, ensure sufcient space between ventilation and wiring when using mounted in a panel or table.

f Avoid installing the unit where it will be exposed to direct sunlight or to the hot air that is blown out from other products. f Installing the unit in a very humid, dusty or vibration-prone location may cause malfunction.

Installing the Menu Panel AV‑HS60C3

Attach the panel using 4 mounting holes (M4 screw ×4, 75 mm (2-15/16 inches) pitch) on the rear panel of the Menu Panel AV-HS60C3. For details, refer to “Dimensions of the Menu Panel AV-HS60C3” (page 152).

Attaching the Storage Module AV‑HS60D1 (SSD)

If attached inside the Main Frame AV-HS60U1/AV-HS60U2, register memories of Still and Clip, and project data can be saved in the Main Frame AV-HS60U1/AV-HS60U2.

For details, refer to the “Installation Guide” of the Storage Module AV-HS60D1 (optional).

NOTE

t When attaching or removing the module, be sure to ask your dealer. t Before attaching or removing the module, turn off the power, and disconnect the power plug. t Before coming into physical contact with the Storage Module AV-HS60D1 (optional), touch a grounded metal object with your hand to discharge the

static electricity in your body. A safe way to proceed is to wear an anti-static wrist strap. Touching the option board with static still in your body may

cause malfunction.

t Do not drop the Storage Module AV-HS60D1 (optional) or subject it to strong impact or vibration. t When attaching or removing the Storage Module AV-HS60D1 (optional), take care not to hurt yourself on the edges or metal parts of the Main Frame

AV-HS60U1/AV-HS60U2.

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Chapter 2 Installation and Connection (To installation personnel) — Installation (To installation personnel)

Installing the Chromakey Software AV‑SFU60

If the activation operation is performed using the key code attached to the Chromakey Software AV-SFU60 (optional), chroma key functions of KEY2, KEY3, and KEY4 can be added. One package contains a single keyer for ME1 and ME2, so three packages are required when adding chroma key functions to all keyers.

For details, refer to “Read before use” of the Chromakey Software AV-SFU60 (optional).

NOTE

t This function will be available in V2.00.00 or higher.

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Chapter 2 Installation and Connection (To installation personnel) — Connection (To installation personnel)

Connection (To installation personnel)

Connecting the imaging systems

<SDI IN 1> to <SDI IN 32>/<DVI‑D IN1>/<DVI‑D IN2> terminals

Connect cameras, VTR, and other external sources. The SDI input of the Main Frame AV-HS60U1/AV-HS60U2 has a frame synchronizer function, and a non-synchronized SDI signal can be input. To

reduce image delay, set the frame synchronizer function to [Off], send a sync signal to the unit and the input device, and congure a synchronized

system.

Camera

Computer

<SDI OUT 1> to <SDI OUT 16> terminals

Connect the switcher output signal to monitors and other external devices.

HD-SDI monitor

<REF> terminal

Connect the system sync signal from the sync signal generator. The loop-through output is performed in the external sync mode. If the loop-through output is not going to be used, provide a 75 Ω termination. Black burst signals are output from both terminals in the internal sync mode.

Sync signal

External sync mode

Internal signal

generator

INT

Internal sync mode

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Chapter 2 Installation and Connection (To installation personnel) — Connection (To installation personnel)

Connecting the control systems

Connecting the Main Frame AV‑HS60U1/AV‑HS60U2 and the Control Panel AV‑HS60C1/AV‑HS60C2

Connect the <PANEL> terminal of the Main Frame AV-HS60U1/AV-HS60U2 and the <MAIN FRAME> terminal of the Control Panel AV-HS60C1/ AV-HS60C2 using the supplied LAN cable (CAT5E).

Supplied cable: LAN cable (CAT5E), straight cable, STP (Shielded Twisted Pair), 10 m (32.8 ft)

r Connecting the sub control panel

The second and third sub control panel can be connected to the <LAN> terminal of the Main Frame AV-HS60U1/AV-HS60U2. When connecting to the second and further sub control panel, a computer for menu operation, or external devices, or when installing at a location where

more length than the supplied LAN cable (CAT5E) (10 m (32.8 ft)) is required, prepare the following cable. Recommended cable: LAN cable (CAT5E), straight or crossover cable, STP (Shielded Twisted Pair), max. 100 m (328 ft)

NOTE

t Connecting to the second and further sub control panel, computer for menu operation, or external devices will be available in V2.00.00 or higher.

SHOT MEMORY

XPT

CBAUX

ME1ME1 ME1

ME1

LIN PinP PinP

CHR

BUS

MIX

WIPE

CAMERA

STILL1V16CG2V

CG1V14VTR413VTR312VTR211VTR1

CAMERA

SHFT

BAR

CB1

ME1

CB2

CLIP1V19CLIP1V18STILL2V

RECALL STORE DEL

CLIP1

BUS SHFT

ME1

BAR22CB221CB120CLIP1V19CLIP1V18STILL2V17STILL1V16CG2V15CG1V14VTR413VTR312VTR211VTR1

RECALL STORE DEL

WIPE

0s15f

1s00f

MIX

ME1

2s00f

CG5V CG6V CAM1CAM2

LIN PinP PinP LIN WIPE

WIPE

1s15f

2s00f

MIX

ME2

2s00f

CG5V CG6V CAM1CAM2

CG1V CG2V CG3V CG4V

Main control panel

SHOT MEMORY

XPT

CBAUX

ME1ME1 ME1

ME1

LIN PinP PinP

CHR

BUS

MIX

WIPE

CAMERA

CG1V14VTR413VTR312VTR211VTR1

CAMERA

Sub control panel 1

SHFT

BAR

CB1

STILL1V16CG2V

ME1

CB2

CLIP1V19CLIP1V18STILL2V

RECALL STORE DEL

CLIP1

BUS SHFT

ME1

BAR22CB221CB120CLIP1V19CLIP1V18STILL2V17STILL1V16CG2V15CG1V14VTR413VTR312VTR211VTR1

RECALL STORE DEL

WIPE

0s15f

1s00f

MIX

ME1

2s00f

CG5V CG6V CAM1CAM2

LIN PinP PinP LIN WIPE

WIPE

1s15f

2s00f

MIX

ME2

2s00f

CG5V CG6V CAM1CAM2

CG1V CG2V CG3V CG4V

CAMERA

STILL1V16CG2V

CG1V14VTR413VTR312VTR211VTR1

CAMERA

SHOT MEMORY

XPT

CBAUX

ME1ME1 ME1

ME1

LIN PinP PinP

CHR

BUS

MIX

WIPE

SHFT

BAR

CB1

ME1

CB2

CLIP1V19CLIP1V18STILL2V

RECALL STORE DEL

CLIP1

BUS SHFT

ME1

BAR22CB221CB120CLIP1V19CLIP1V18STILL2V17STILL1V16CG2V15CG1V14VTR413VTR312VTR211VTR1

RECALL STORE DEL

WIPE

0s15f

1s00f

MIX

ME1

2s00f

CG5V CG6V CAM1CAM2

LIN PinP PinP LIN WIPE

WIPE

1s15f

2s00f

MIX

ME2

2s00f

CG5V CG6V CAM1CAM2

CG1V CG2V CG3V CG4V

Sub control panel 2

Connecting the Menu Panel AV‑HS60C3

Connect the optional Menu Panel AV-HS60C3 or DVI-D monitor with resolution 1366×768 and USB mouse.

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Chapter 2 Installation and Connection (To installation personnel) — Connection (To installation personnel)

DVI-D monitor

r Connecting a computer

Connect to the <LAN> terminal of the Main Frame AV-HS60U1/AV-HS60U2 and control from the Web browser of the computer. If using Internet Explorer, IE8 or earlier browser versions cannot be used. For details on the compatible OS and browser, refer to “Required computer environment” (page 9).

NOTE

t This function will be available in V2.00.00 or higher.

Mouse

COM4 (M/S) GPI INCOM3 (M)COM1 (M)REF COM2 (M)LTC IN

SHOT MEMORY

XPT

CBAUX

ME1ME1 ME1

ME1

LIN PinP PinP

CHR

BUS

MIX

WIPE

CAMERA

CAMERA 6

CAMERA

STILL1V16CG2V

CG1V14VTR413VTR312VTR211VTR1

CAMERA

SHFT

BAR

CB1

ME1

CB2

CLIP1V19CLIP1V18STILL2V

RECALL STORE DEL

CLIP1

BUS SHFT

ME1

BAR22CB221CB120CLIP1V19CLIP1V18STILL2V17STILL1V16CG2V15CG1V14VTR413VTR312VTR211VTR1

RECALL STORE DEL

WIPE

0s15f

1s00f

MIX

ME1

2s00f

CG5V CG6V CAM1 CAM2

LIN PinP PinP LIN WIPE

WIPE

1s15f

2s00f

MIX

ME2

2s00f

CG5V CG6V CAM1 CAM2

CG1V CG2V CG3V CG4V

Main control panel

Computer

External device control

For details on the connection with external devices, refer to “External Interfaces” (page 144).

r GPI I/O

Connect the <GPI IN> terminal, <GPI OUT1> terminal, and <GPI OUT2> terminal of the Main Frame AV-HS60U1/AV-HS60U2, and the <GPI I/O> terminal of the Control Panel AV-HS60C1/AV-HS60C2 to external devices.

r LAN

Connect the <LAN> terminal of the Main Frame AV-HS60U1/AV-HS60U2 to external devices such as a computer.

f It supports plug-in software.

NOTE

t This function will be available in V2.00.00 or higher.

r Serial port

Connect external devices to the serial ports of the Main Frame AV-HS60U1/AV-HS60U2 (RS-422 ×4), and the serial ports of the Control Panel AV-HS60C1/AV-HS60C2 (RS-422 ×1, RS-232 ×1) to external devices.

f It supports plug-in software.

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Chapter 3 Part Names and Functions

This chapter describes the names, functions, and operations of each part of the unit.

Chapter 3 Part Names and Functions — Main Frame AV‑HS60U1/AV‑HS60U2

Main Frame AV‑HS60U1/AV‑HS60U2

Front panel

1 2

Power supply 2

Power supply 1

1 Alarm indicator <ALARM>

Lights up when the cooling fan of the Main Frame AV-HS60U1/AV-HS60U2 has stopped or when there are problems (voltage declines) with the power supply. In such cases, an alarm message is displayed on the Menu Panel AV-HS60C3. For the redundant power supply model (AV-HS60U2), an alarm will be displayed if both <POWER> switches of the power supply 1 and the power supply 2 have not turned on. When an alarm has occurred, details of the problem can be checked from the <SYS> button on the top menu → [MAINTENANCE] → [Alarm] tab. (page 139) Alarm status can be output from the alarm output port of the <GPI IN> terminal on the Main Frame AV-HS60U1/AV-HS60U2 to external devices.

f AV-HS60U1 does not have the alarm indicator for the power supply 2.

2 Power indicator <POWER>

Lights up when power is input into the <AC IN 1>/<AC IN 2> terminal and also when the <POWER> switches of the power supply 1 and the power supply 2 are set to <ON>.

f AV-HS60U1 does not have the power indicator for the power supply 2.

3 <POWER> switch

Turns power on/off.

f The single power supply model (AV-HS60U1) does not have the <POWER> switch for the power supply 2. f When turning off the power of the redundant power supply model (AV-HS60U2), set both <POWER> switches for the power supply 1 and the

power supply 2 to <OFF>.

NOTE

t When an alarm has occurred, stop using the unit immediately, and be sure to contact your dealer.

Rear panel

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14

1 <SDI IN 1> to <SDI IN 32> terminals (connector: BNC×32/signal: SDI IN)

<SDI IN 25> to <SDI IN 32> terminals are equipped with color correctors. The <SDI IN 27>/<SDI IN 28>/<SDI IN 31>/<SDI IN 32> terminals are equipped with up-converters.

2 <DVI‑D IN1>/<DVI‑D IN2> terminals (connector: DVI‑D×2/signal: DVI‑D IN)

Connects DVI-D output devices such as a computer using DVI-D cables.

f The DVI-I connector cable cannot be used.

3 <SDI OUT 1> to <SDI OUT 16> terminals (connector: BNC×32/signal: SDI OUT)

Assigns SDI OUT signals from the <IN OUT> button on the top menu → [SDI OUT] → [Assign] tab. (2 distributions each) (page 112) <SDI OUT 13> to <SDI OUT 16> terminals are equipped with color correctors. <SDI OUT 14>/<SDI OUT 16> terminals are equipped with down-converters.

4 <LAN> terminal (connector: RJ‑45/signal: 100Base‑TX)

Connects second and further Control Panels AV-HS60C1/AV-HS60C2, menu operation computers, and external devices.

f Images from the Control Panel AV-HS60C1/AV-HS60C2 connected to this terminal cannot be displayed on the Menu Panel AV-HS60C3.

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Chapter 3 Part Names and Functions — Main Frame AV‑HS60U1/AV‑HS60U2

5 <PANEL> terminal (connector: RJ‑45/signal: 100Base‑TX)

Connects the Control Panel AV-HS60C1/AV-HS60C2.

6 <REF> terminal (connector: BNC×2/signal: Genlock)

Loop-through output in the external sync mode. If the loop-through output is not going to be used, provide a 75 Ω termination. Black burst signals are output from both terminals in the internal sync mode.

7 <LTC IN> terminal (connector: BNC/signal:LTC)

This is the LTC (linear time code) input terminal.

8 <COM1 (M)>/<COM2 (M)>/<COM3 (M)> terminals (connector: D‑sub 9‑pin (female) ×3, inch screw/signal: RS‑422)

Used for master connection of external devices. (page 147)

9 <COM4 (M/S)> terminal (connector: D‑sub 9‑pin (female), inch screw/signal: RS‑422)

Used for master connection/slave connection of external devices. (page 147)

f Master connection and the slave connection can be switched from the <SYS> button on the top menu → [PERIPHERAL] → [General] tab → [MF

COM4] column → [Master/Slave]. (page 136)

10 <GPI IN> terminal (connector: D‑sub 25‑pin (female), inch screw/signal: GPI IN)

Equipped with 18 contact input ports (GPI IN) that control the unit externally, and an alarm output port (ALARM OUT). (page 146)

11 <GPI OUT1>/<GPI OUT2> terminals (connector: D‑sub 25‑pin (female) ×2, inch screw/signal: GPI OUT)

Equipped with 48 output ports (GPI OUT) that output tallies and status information from the unit. (page 145)

12 <SIGNAL GND> terminal (signal: SG)

Connects to the ground of the system.

13 <F1>/<F2> terminals

(Fuse)

14 <AC IN 1>/<AC IN 2> terminals (signal: AC)

Connects one end of the supplied AC cable to this terminal and the other end to the AC outlet. (AC 100 V to 240 V, 50 Hz/60 Hz)

f The supplied AC cable has a 3-pin plug with a grounding terminal. Connect to a 3-pin power outlet which is equipped with a grounding terminal. f If a 3-point power outlet is not available, be sure to consult your dealer.

NOTE

t For the cable connecting to the <SDI IN 1> to <SDI IN 32> terminals, <SDI OUT 1> to <SDI OUT 16> terminals, <REF> terminal, or <LTC IN>

terminal, use a 5C-FB compliant double-shielded cable. t For the cable connecting to the <DVI-D IN1>/<DVI-D IN2> terminals, use a double-shielded cable. t For the cable connecting to the <LAN> terminal, <PANEL> terminal, <COM1 (M)>/<COM2 (M)>/<COM3 (M)>/<COM4 (M/S)> terminals, <GPI IN>

terminal, or <GPI OUT1>/<GPI OUT2> terminals, use a shielded cable.

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Chapter 3 Part Names and Functions — Control Panel AV‑HS60C1/AV‑HS60C2

Control Panel AV‑HS60C1/AV‑HS60C2

Operation panel

1 2 3 4 5

CAMERA

1 Crosspoint area

2 Multi‑selection panel area

3 Transition area

4 KEY/DSK operation area

5 Positioner area

CAMERA

STILL1V16CG2V

CG1V14VTR413VTR312VTR211VTR1

STILL1V16CG2V

CG1V14VTR413VTR312VTR211VTR1

CB1

CB2

CLIP1V19CLIP1V18STILL2V

CB1

CB2

CLIP1V19CLIP1V18STILL2V

SHOT MEMORY

XPT

CB AUX

ME1 ME1 ME1

ME1

BUS SHFT

BAR

ME1

RECALL STORE

DEL

CLIP1

BUS SHFT

BAR

ME1

RECALL STORE

DEL

CHR MIX

0s15f

MIX

2s00f

LIN PinP PinP

WIPE

1s00f

ME1

WIPE 1s00f

CG5V CG6V CAM1 CAM2

LIN

PinP PinP

LIN

WIPE

1s15f

2s00f

MIX

ME2

2s00f

CG5V CG6V CAM1 CAM2

CG1V CG2V CG3V CG4V

Crosspoint area

CAMERA

VTR211VTR1

CAMERA

1 KEY bus selector buttons (KEY BUS DELEGATION)

Switches functions that can be operated using the KEY bus crosspoint buttons.

buttons

buttons

<VMEM F/S> button

Switches to the source selector buttons for the AUX buses.

f The <AUX 1/2> to <AUX 3/4> buttons have the MIX transition function. (page 122) f The <AUX 1/2> to <AUX 15/16> buttons have the crosspoint link coupling function. (page 120)

Switches to the source selector buttons for the key ll buses or key source buses.

f Can be congured so that the key ll and key source are linked. The link setting can be made from the <CONF> button

on the top menu → [SOURCE LINK] → [Key Assign] tab → [Master/Slave]. (page 120)

Switches the source selector buttons for the ll buses or source buses of [CLIP1] through [CLIP4] (video memory) and

[STILL1] through [STILL4] (still image memory) input buses.

<DISP> button* Switches to the source selector buttons for the DISP buses to be displayed on the Menu Panel AV-HS60C3.

<UTIL 1/2> button*

<MCRO> button*

buttons

Switches to the source selector buttons for the utility 1 bus/utility 2 bus that can be inserted to background wipe borders and backgrounds, and key edges.

Switches to the start button to play back the macro memory assigned to the KEY bus crosspoint buttons. The assignment can be made from the <MEM> button on the top menu → [MACRO] → [XPT Assign] tab. (page 89)

Switches to the source selector buttons for the DSK ll buses or DSK source buses.

f Can be congured so that the key ll and key source are linked. The link setting can be made from the <CONF> button

on the top menu → [SOURCE LINK] → [Key Assign] tab → [Master/Slave]. (page 120)

* This function will be available in V2.00.00 or higher.

2 KEY bus crosspoint buttons (1 to 24)

Selects the source of the bus which was selected by the KEY bus selector buttons. Use the <2nd PAGE>/<3rd PAGE> button to select 1 to 96. (page 22)

CAMERA

VTR211VTR1

BUS SHFT

STILL1V

CG2V

CG1V14VTR413VTR3

CB1

CLIP1V19CLIP1V18STILL2V

BAR

ME1

CB2

5 6

BUS SHFT

CG2V

STILL1V

CG1V14VTR413VTR3

CB1

BAR

ME1

CB2

CLIP1V19CLIP1V18STILL2V

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Chapter 3 Part Names and Functions — Control Panel AV‑HS60C1/AV‑HS60C2

3 Source name display panels

(This function will be available in V2.00.00 or higher.) Displays applications of the crosspoint buttons. The display settings of the source name display panels can be made from the <CONF> button on the top menu → [SOURCE NAME] → [Panel Name] tab. (page 119) When operating other than macro bus: “crosspoint number” on the upper line, “input source name” on the lower line When operating macro bus: “macro name” on the upper line, “input source name” on the lower line

4 PGM/A bus crosspoint buttons (1 to 24), PST/B bus crosspoint buttons (1 to 24)

Selects the video signals of the PGM/A bus and PST/B bus. Use the <2nd PAGE>/<3rd PAGE> button to select 1 to 96. (page 22)

f Bus mode can be selected from the <CONF> button on the top menu → [OPERATE] → [Transition] tab → [Bus Mode] column → [Bus Mode].

(page 46)

5 <BUS SHFT> button

Press the <AUX 1/2> to <AUX 15/16>/<KEY1 F/S> to <KEY4 F/S>/<VMEM F/S>/<UTIL 1/2>/<DSK1 F/S> to <DSK4 F/S> buttons while holding down the <BUS SHFT> button to switch the bus selection applications. Example) <AUX 1/2> button When only the <AUX 1/2> button is pressed, the KEY bus crosspoint buttons are switched to the source selector buttons of the AUX1 bus. When the <AUX 1/2> button is pressed while the <BUS SHFT> button is held down, the KEY bus crosspoint buttons are switched to the source selector buttons of the AUX2 bus.

6 <2nd PAGE>/<3rd PAGE> buttons

Enables the KEY bus crosspoint buttons, PGM/A bus crosspoint buttons, and PST/B bus crosspoint buttons to be used from 1 through 96.

f The pages of the buses included in the corresponding ME can be switched at once. To switch pages at individual buses, assign the <2nd

PAGE>/<3rd PAGE> button to the KEY bus crosspoint buttons, PGM/A bus crosspoint buttons, and the PST/B bus crosspoint buttons. (page 118)

Button status

<2nd PAGE> button <3rd PAGE> button

Displayed page

Off Off First page (1-24)

Lit Off Second page (25-48)

Off Lit Third page (49-72)

Lit Lit Fourth page (73-96)

7 <IMAG> button

(This function will be available in V2.00.00 or higher.) Enables/disables image effects (paint, mono colors, mosaics, defocusing, etc.) to be added to images selected at the PGM/A bus and PST/B bus.

f The setting to enable/disable image effects to be added to images selected at the KEY bus can be made from the <ME1>/<ME2> button on the top

menu → [IMAGE] → [Key1]/[Key2]/[BKGD] tab → [Paint]/[Mono]/[Mozaic/Defocus] column. (page 73)

8 Bus tally

Indicates the output status of the buses. The buses that comprise the on-air tallies will light up.

Multi‑selection panel area

CLIP1

RECALL STORE

DEL

1 Mode selection button

Switches functions that can be operated on the multi-selection panel.

<BKGD WIPE> button*

<SHOT MEM> button Registers/recalls/deletes register memories of the shot memory.

<EVNT MEM> button*

<VMEM> button

<PLUG IN> button*

*1 Operations are limited in the version below V2.00.00. *2 This function will be available in V2.00.00 or higher.

2 Multi‑selection menu panel

When the mode selection button is pressed, the menu to be displayed is switched. For details, refer to “Basic operations for the multi-selection panel area” (page 36).

Selects background wipe preset.

Recalls register memories of the event memory. This button is also used to select register memories during EMEM-LINK

transition.

f Registration/editing are performed using the menu.

Records [CLIP1] through [CLIP4] (video memory) and [STILL1] through [STILL4] (still image memory) to the current frame memories and plays them back.

f When using the Storage Module AV-HS60D1 (optional), register memories can be registered/recalled/deleted on SSD

installed in the Main Frame AV-HS60U1/AV-HS60U2.

Used as a plug-in software menu.

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Transition area

Chapter 3 Part Names and Functions — Control Panel AV‑HS60C1/AV‑HS60C2

CHR MIX

0s15f

MIX

2s00f

LIN PinP PinP

WIPE

1s00f

ME1

WIPE 1s00f

1 Transition target selection buttons (<BKGD>/<KEY1>/<KEY2>/<KEY3>/<KEY4>)

Sets the operation target for the next transition to be executed when the fader lever or <AUTO>/<CUT> button is operated.

2 <MCRO ATCH> button

(This function will be available in V2.00.00 or higher.) Switches between enabling/disabling macro attach functions assigned to the button of the corresponding ME.

f When set to on, the macro attach function is enabled. f When pressed and held, the button to which the macro attach function is applied will blink.

3 Status display

Displays the key type (KEY only)/transition type/transition time.

4 <PATT LIMIT> button

Restricts the amount of the background wipe transition for the corresponding ME.

f When set to on, the pattern limit function is enabled. f Set pattern limit details from the <ME1>/<ME2> button on the top menu → [BKGD] → [Position] tab → [Pattern Limit] column. (page 49)

5 Transition type selection buttons (<NAM>/<MIX>/<WIPE>/<EMEM LINK>)

Switches images while overlapping. During the transition, the output total of the A bus and B bus is kept at 100%.

<MIX> button

<WIPE> button

<EMEM LINK> button Performs transition according to the patterns registered in the event memory. (page 81)

In background transition, the above operation is applied when the <NAM> button is off. If the <NAM> button is on, images are switched between the A bus and the B bus with non-additive mixing. High luminance images with the A bus 100% and the B bus 100% are output when the fader lever is positioned midway.

Performs transition according to the patterns set in the menu or selected at the wipe preset on the multi-selection panel area.

6 <ME CHG> button

(This function will be available in V2.00.00 or higher.) Switches ME of the operation target. (page 122) When pressed and held, switchable ME is displayed on the ME status display area. When the <MIX> button is pressed while the <ME CHG> is held down, the operation target will be switched.

7 Wipe direction selection buttons

Selects the wipe direction when executing the background transition. The operation is not performed when the transition is a key.

<N> button Wiping proceeds in the normal direction.

<R> button Wiping proceeds in the reverse direction.

<N/R> button

The normal direction is replaced with the reverse direction (or vice versa) when the transition is completed.

f On/off of the <N>/<R> button is also switched according to the wipe direction.

8 Fader lever/transition status

Used to execute background or key transitions. When the lever is moved as far as it will go, the transition is completed. If the fader lever has been operated during auto transition, auto transition will be switched to manual operation as soon as the fader lever position overtakes the amount of the transition being executed. For details on the transition status display, refer to “Transition status display” (page 24).

9 ME status area

Displays the ME of the operations target. Use the <ME CHG> button to switch the ME of the operation target.

10 transition execution button

<AUTO> button

<CUT> button Executes transition instantly.

Automatically executes transition. (Auto transition)

f To set the transition time, select the <ME1>/<ME2> button on the top menu → [BKGD] → [Transition] tab →

[Transition] column → [Time]. (page 47)

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Chapter 3 Part Names and Functions — Control Panel AV‑HS60C1/AV‑HS60C2

r Transition status display

Fig. 1 Fig. 2 Fig. 3 Fig. 4

The transition status display at the left side of the fader lever indicates not the lever position but the amount of transition, and also works during auto transition.

During pattern limitation, the amount of limitation will also be displayed. (Fig. 1) If the fader lever position and the amount of images do not match after memory playback or auto transition execution, every other display will be

displayed. When displayed at one side (Fig. 2, Fig. 3), push the lever towards the displayed side to make the lever position recognize. If multiple operations of BKGD and KEY1 to KEY4 are performed in the next transition, both sides may become unmatched. In such a case, the display

will be like Fig. 4, so move the fader lever back and forth to make the lever position recognize.

KEY/DSK operation areas

CG5V CG6V CAM1 CAM2

CG1V CG2V CG3V CG4V

KEY operation area DSK operation area

1 Operation target selection buttons (<KEY1>/<KEY2>/<KEY3>/<KEY4>/<DSK1>/<DSK2>/<DSK3>/<DSK4>)

Selects the operation target for key/DSK preset memory. Switches target to be displayed in the SEL KEYPVW output. (page 133)

2 Key/DSK preset memory buttons (<1>/<2>/<3>/<4>)

(This function will be available in V2.00.00 or higher.) Recalls/registers the key preset memory.

f Short press: Recalls data saved to the corresponding button. (Recall) f Long press: Stores the current key settings to the corresponding button. (Store)

3 <KEY1 ON>/<KEY2 ON>/<KEY3 ON>/<KEY4 ON>/<DSK1 ON>/<DSK2 ON>/<DSK3 ON>/<DSK4 ON> buttons

Executes/cancels each key with a cut transition.

4 Source name display panels

Displays the source name selected for each key.

5 <KEY1 TRNS>/<KEY2 TRNS>/<KEY3 TRNS>/<KEY4 TRNS>/<DSK1 TRNS>/<DSK2 TRNS>/<DSK3 TRNS>/<DSK4 TRNS> buttons

Executes transition with the transition type and transition time for each key set in the menu. (pages 53, 66)

Positioner area

1 2

1 Memory card access LED

Lights up while accessing the memory card. Do not turn off the power of the unit or eject the memory card while lit. The memory card or data in the memory card may be damaged.

2 Memory card slot

Insert an SD memory card (optional) or an SDHC memory card (optional).

3 Positioner buttons (<X>/<Y>)

<X> button Enables the X-axis operation of the positioner (horizontal direction).

<Y> button Enables the Y-axis operation of the positioner (vertical direction).

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Chapter 3 Part Names and Functions — Control Panel AV‑HS60C1/AV‑HS60C2

4 Z‑axis dial

Used to set the numeric values at the numeric entry items on the Menu Panel AV-HS60C3. It corresponds to the third from the left of the rotary encoders on the Menu Panel AV-HS60C3.

5 Positioner

Used to set the numeric values at the numeric entry items on the Menu Panel AV-HS60C3.

f X axis (horizontal direction): Corresponds to the leftmost of the rotary encoders on the Menu Panel AV-HS60C3. f Y axis (vertical direction): Corresponds to the second from the left of the rotary encoders on the Menu Panel AV-HS60C3.

6 <FINE> button

Changes the amount of change in parameter for the positioner operation.

When set to on, ner adjustments can be made.

7 <ENBL> button

Lit: Enables operations of the positioner and Z-axis dial. Off: Disables operations of the positioner and Z-axis dial.

NOTE

t This unit detects the position of the positioner and sets the position to the center by the time when the startup is completed after power is turned on.

Do not touch the positioner until the startup of the unit is completed.

r Memory cards

Memory cards used with the unit should conform to SD or SDHC standards. Be sure to format memory cards using the unit. Memory cards with the following capacity can be used for the unit. The unit does not support SDXC memory cards. SD memory card: 8 MB to 2 GB SDHC memory card: 4 GB to 32 GB For the latest information not available in the Operating Guide, visit the following website. http://pro-av.panasonic.net/ (English only)

f Keep the following points in mind when using or storing memory cards.

- Avoid high temperatures/humidities.

- Do not expose to water droplets.

- Avoid electrical charges.

Front panel

Power supply 1

Power supply 2

2 3 2 31 1

1 <POWER> switch (with safety guard)

Turns power on/off.

f The single power supply model (AV-HS60C1) does not have the <POWER> switch for the power supply 2. f When turning off the power of the redundant power supply model (AV-HS60C2), set both <POWER> switches for the power supply 1 and the

power supply 2 to <OFF>.

2 Power indicator

When power is input into the <AC IN 1>/<AC IN 2> terminal, both <POWER> switches of the power supply 1 and the power supply 2 will light up when they are set to <ON>.

f AV-HS60C1 does not have the power indicator for the power supply 2.

3 Alarm indicator <ALARM>

Lights up when the cooling fan of the Control Panel AV-HS60C1/AV-HS60C2 has stopped or when there are problems (voltage declines) with the power supply. In such cases, an alarm message is displayed on the Menu Panel AV-HS60C3. For the redundant power supply model (AV-HS60C2), an alarm will be displayed if both <POWER> switches of the power supply 1 and the power supply 2 have not turned on. When an alarm has occurred, details of the problem can be checked from the <SYS> button on the top menu → [MAINTENANCE] → [Alarm] tab. (page 139) The alarm status can be output from the <GPI I/O> terminal of the Control Panel AV-HS60C1/AV-HS60C2 to external devices.

f AV-HS60C1 does not have the alarm indicator for the power supply 2.

NOTE

t When an alarm has occurred, stop using the unit immediately, and be sure to contact your dealer. Continuous use of the unit even after an alarm has

occurred could damage the unit.

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Chapter 3 Part Names and Functions — Control Panel AV‑HS60C1/AV‑HS60C2

Rear panel

MAIN FRAME GPI I/O COM1 (M) COM2 (RS-232)

MENU PANEL

2 3 54 6 7 8 9

1 <AC IN 1>/<AC IN 2> terminals (signal: AC)

Connects one end of the supplied AC cable to this terminal and the other end to the AC outlet. (AC 100 V to 240 V, 50 Hz/60 Hz)

2 <MAIN FRAME> terminal (connector: RJ‑45/signal: 100Base‑TX)

Connects to the <PANEL> terminal or <LAN> terminal of the Main Frame AV-HS60U1/AV-HS60U2.

f When connected to the <LAN> terminal, no video will be displayed on the Menu Panel AV-HS60C3.

3 <MENU PANEL> terminal (connector: DVI‑D/signal: independent signal)

Connects the Menu Panel AV-HS60C3.

f Cannot be used concurrently with a DVI monitor (computer) connected to the <DVI-D> terminal. Select with the display selector switch. f This is the dedicated interface for the Menu Panel AV-HS60C3. Do not connect with DVI output devices.

4 Display selector switch

Switches the terminal to be used to the <MENU PANEL> terminal or <DVI-D> terminal depending on the connected device. Switch this when the power is off. Output will not be performed properly if switched with the power turned on. Restarting of the unit will be necessary. Set the power to <OFF>, and then set it back to <ON>.

5 <DVI‑D> terminal (connector: DVI‑D/signal:DVI OUT)

Connects the DVI monitor (computer) used for the menu display.

f Monitor resolution: 1366×768 compatible monitor f Cannot be used concurrently with the <MENU PANEL> terminal. Select with the display selector switch.

6 <USB> terminal (connector: USB (type A, female)/signal: USB)

Used for the menu operation of the DVI monitor (computer).

f Cannot be used for the Menu Panel AV-HS60C3.

7 <COM1 (M)> terminal (connector: D‑sub 9‑pin (female), inch screw/signal: RS‑422)

Used for master connection of external devices. (page 147)

8 <COM2 (RS‑232)> terminal (connector: D‑sub 9‑pin (male), inch screw/signal: RS‑232)

Used to control external device. (page 147)

9 <GPI I/O> terminal (connector: D‑sub 25‑pin (female), inch screw/signal: GPI)

Equipped with 8 contact input ports (GPI IN) that control the unit externally, 10 output ports (GPI OUT) that output tallies or status information from the unit, and an alarm output port (ALARM OUT). (page 146)

10 <F1>/<F2> terminals

(Fuse)

11 <SIGNAL GND> terminal (signal: SG)

Connects to the ground of the system.

NOTE

t For the cable connecting to the <DVI-D> terminal, use a double-shielded cable. t For the cable connecting to the <MAIN FRAME> terminal, <COM1 (M)>/<COM2 (RS-232)> terminal, and <GPI I/O> terminal, use a shielded cable.

DVI-D USB

10 11

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Chapter 3 Part Names and Functions — Menu Panel AV‑HS60C3

Menu Panel AV‑HS60C3

Operation panel

1 Top menu buttons (<ME1>, <ME2>, <DSK MISC>, <SYS>, <IN OUT>, <MV>, <PLUG IN>, <MEM>, <PRJ>, <CONF>)

Selects the rst hierarchy of the menu.

2 Split‑screen buttons (<MENU MODE>, <WFM VECT>)

Switches the display of the menu screen. For details, refer to “Split display of the menu screen” (page 27).

3 Menu screen

4 Rotary encoders

When the rotary encoder is turned, the numeric values of the number button focused on the menu can be changed. When the rotary encoder is double-clicked, the numeric values of the number button focused on the menu will return to the default settings.

Split display of the menu screen

NOTE

t This function will be available in V2.00.00 or higher.

<MENU MODE> button

PICT VECTPICTWFM

<WFM VECT> button

1 <MENU MODE> button

Each time this button is pressed, the full screen display and split display (PICT, WFM/VECT, menu) of the menu are switched. The display content is as follows when the display of the Menu Panel AV-HS60C3 is split.

<MENU MODE> button

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Chapter 3 Part Names and Functions — Menu Panel AV‑HS60C3

Display position Display content

Upper left Images selected in the DISP bus are displayed.

Upper right The WFM (waveform monitor) or VECTOR (vectorscope) for the video selected in the DISP bus is displayed.

Bottom The menu will be displayed.

2 <WFM VECT> button

Each time the button is pressed when the menu display is split, the WFM (waveform monitor) and VECTOR (vectorscope) displayed at the upper right of the screen are switched.

Rear panel

1 <CONTROL PANEL> terminal (connector: DVI‑D/signal: independent signal)

Connects the Control Panel AV-HS60C1/AV-HS60C2.

f This is the dedicated interface for connection with the Control Panel AV-HS60C1/AV-HS60C2 (optional). Do not connect with DVI output devices.

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Chapter 4 Preparations

This chapter describes basic operations and matters to be performed prior to use.

Chapter 4 Preparations — Turning power on/off

Turning power on/off

Turning power on

Set the <POWER> switches of the Main Frame AV‑HS60U1/AV‑HS60U2 and the Control Panel AV‑HS60C1/AV‑HS60C2 to <ON>.

f For the redundant power supply model (AV-HS60U2, AV-HS60C2), set both <POWER> switches of the power supply 1and the power supply 2 to

<ON>.

f The power indicator will light up when power is supplied.

Turning power off

Set the <POWER> switches of the Main Frame AV‑HS60U1/AV‑HS60U2 and the Control Panel AV‑HS60C1/AV‑HS60C2 to <OFF>.

f For the redundant power supply model (AV-HS60U2, AV-HS60C2), set both <POWER> switches of the power supply 1and the power supply 2 to

<OFF>.

f The power indicator will go off when power is cut off.

NOTE

t Do not turn off the power when accessing the memory card or the Storage Module AV-HS60D1 (optional). Data in the memory card may be damaged. t When set to [Resume Data] from the <SYS> button on the top menu → [MAINTENANCE] → [Boot] tab → [Boot Select] column, normally the unit will

start up with the settings as they were when power was cut off, except image data of the VMEM (video memory). (page 140)

Note that, in the following items, the changed settings will be backed up at approximately 60-second intervals in the non-volatile memory, and the

settings at the time of shutdown will be restored, but the settings changed within approximately 60 seconds before turning off the power may not be

updated. To update securely, do not change settings within approximately 60 seconds before turning off the power.

- Background wipe preset (This function will be available in V2.00.00 or higher.)

- Key source preset (This function will be available in V2.00.00 or higher.)

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