INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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Table of contents
• Disclaimer of Product and Services .......................................................................................... 3
• Warnings and Precautions ............................................................................................................ 4
• Warranty ............................................................................................................................................... 5
• Introduction ......................................................................................................................................... 6
• System description .......................................................................................................................... 10
• Capabilities, functionalities and applications ....................................................................... 13
• Menu Control ...................................................................................................................................... 19
• Inputs ..................................................................................................................................................... 21
• GenLock ................................................................................................................................................ 27
• Input signal detection ..................................................................................................................... 29
• Program and Preview rows ........................................................................................................... 31
• Transitions ........................................................................................................................................... 33
• Virtual video AUX outputs ............................................................................................................. 37
• Animation ............................................................................................................................................. 40
• Output video format ......................................................................................................................... 43
• Audio ...................................................................................................................................................... 45
• SDI 3G output ..................................................................................................................................... 47
• Frame Limit ......................................................................................................................................... 49
• Output assignment ........................................................................................................................... 51
• Store/Funt ............................................................................................................................................ 56
• Rescue mode ...................................................................................................................................... 58
• MVP-100 rmware update procedure ...................................................................................... 60
• Back panel view ................................................................................................................................. 63
• Control Panel MVPKey-100 ......................................................................................................... 69
• How to connect Keyboard MVPKey-100 to the Reckeen system ................................. 73
• Calibration of Joystick and T-Bar ............................................................................................... 76
• Test of adjusting the brightness of the keyboard’s backlight ........................................ 80
• MVPKey-100 dimensions .............................................................................................................. 82
• MVPKey-100 specication ........................................................................................................... 84
• MVP-100 specication ................................................................................................................... 86
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Disclaimer of Product and Services
This manual described herein, in whole or in part, may not be reproduced, translated, or reduced to any
machine-readable form without prior written approval. Reckeen provides no warranty with regard to this
manual or other information contained herein and hereby expressly disclaims any implied warranties
or merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose with regard to this manual, the software, or
such other information. In no event shall Reckeen be liable for any incidental, consequential, or special
damages, whether based on tort, contract, or otherwise, arising out of or in connection with this manual
or other information contained herein or the use thereof. In the manual, the ™ or ® marks are not specied.
Reckeen reserves the right to make any modication to this manual or the information contained herein
at any time without notice. The information provided in this manual is intended only as guide. All the
time, Reckeen will try to give correct, complete and relevant information. However, Reckeen can’t exclude
that some of the information contained in this manual, from time to time, may not be correct or may
be incomplete. This manual may contain omissions, typographical errors or incorrect information.
Reckeen always recommends that you carefully check the information given in this manual for accuracy
before making any purchase decision or using the product. Reckeen is not responsible for any errors
or omissions , or for any subsequent loss or damage resulting from the use the information contained
within this manual. For further guidance on the content of this manual or on the product contact your
local Reckeen Ofce or dealer.
Reckeen is not liable and will not compensate for any lost recordings or streamings made to your Reckeen
MVP 100 , external recording media, or recording devices or any relevant losses, including when recordings
are not made due to reasons including your MVP 100 failure, or when the contents of a recording are lost
or damaged as a result of your Reckeen MVP 100 failure or repair undertaken to your Reckeen MVP 100.
Reckeen will not restore, recover, or replicate the recorded or streamed contents made to your Reckeen
MVP 100, external recording media, or recording devices under any circumstances.
FCC NOTICE TO USERS
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device,
pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against
harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment
generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance
with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of
this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be
required to correct the interference at his own expense.
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Warnings and Precautions
1. Read carefully all of these warnings and save them for later reference.
2. Follow all warnings and instructions marked on this unit.
3. Unplug this unit from the wall outlet before cleaning. Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners. Use a
damp cloth for cleaning.
4. Do not place this unit on an unstable cart, stand, or table. The unit may fall, causing serious
damage.
5. Do not use this unit in or near water.
6. Slots and openings on the cabinet top, back, and bottom are provided for ventilation. To ensure
safe and reliable operation of this unit, and to protect it from overheating, do not block or cover
these openings. Do not place this unit on a bed, sofa, rug, or similar surface, as the ventilation
openings on the bottom of the cabinet will be blocked. This unit should never be placed near
or over a heat register or radiator. This unit should not be placed in a built-in installation unless
proper ventilation is provided.
7. This product should only be operated from the type of power source indicated on the marking
label of the AC adapter. If you are not sure of the type of power available, consult your dealer or
your local power company.
8. Do not allow anything to rest on the power cord. Do not locate this unit where the power cord will
be walked on, rolled over, or otherwise stressed.
9. If an extension cord must be used with this unit, make sure that the total of the ampere ratings on
the products plugged into the extension cord do not exceed the extension cord’s rating.
10. Make sure that the total amperes of all the units that are plugged into a single wall outlet do not
exceed 15 amperes.
11. Never push objects of any kind into this unit through the cabinet ventilation slots, as they may
touch dangerous voltage points or short out parts that could result in a risk of re or electric
shock. Never spill liquid of any kind onto or into this unit.
12. Except as specically explained elsewhere in this manual, do not attempt to service this product
yourself. Opening or removing covers that are marked “Do Not Remove” may expose you to
dangerous voltage points or other risks, and will void your warranty. Refer all service issues to
qualied service personnel.
13. Unplug this product from the wall outlet and refer to qualied service personnel under the following
conditions:
• When the power cord is damaged or frayed;
• When a liquid has spilled into the unit;
• When the product has been exposed to rain or water;
• When the product does not operate normally under normal operating conditions. Adjust
only those controls that are covered by the operating instructions in this manual; improper
adjustment of other controls may result in damage to the unit and may often require extensive
work by a qualied technician to restore the unit to normal operation;
• When the product has been dropped or the cabinet has been damaged;
• When the product exhibits a distinct change in performance, indicating a need for service.
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Warranty
For a period of one year from the original date of purchase of the product, Reckeen equipment
is guaranteed against any manufacturing defects. The original purchase receipt or invoice or other
documentary evidence is required. To obtain warranty service, you must deliver the product, in either its
original packaging or packaging affording an equal degree of protection . You cover all mail , delivery ,
transportation and insurance costs. It is your responsibility to backup any data, software or other materials
you may have stored or preserved on your unit. It is likely that such data, software, or other materials will
be lost or reformatted during service and Reckeen will not be responsible for any such damage or loss.
Our warranty doesn’t cover damage caused by accidents or unauthorized modications, installing any
other software and repairs, misuse, sand, grit or water. All other claims of any nature are not covered
by this warranty. This Warranty is valid only in the country of purchase. REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT
AS PROVIDED UNDER THIS WARRANTY IS THE EXCLUSIVE REMEDY OF THE CONSUMER. RECKEEN
SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF ANY
EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY ON THIS PRODUCT. EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT PROHIBITED BY
APPLICABLE LAW, ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
PURPOSE ON THIS PRODUCT IS LIMITED IN DURATION TO THE DURATION OF THIS WARRANTY .
Accessories ,such as the battery or the cable, are excluded from the warranty. These terms do not affect
your statutory rights.
DISPOSAL ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT
SYMBOL FOR THE MARKING OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT INDICATING SEPARATE
COLLECTION: For Customers the countries within the EEA . EEA: European Economic Area, which
comprises the EU member States plus Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein.
WEEE Directive
The symbol – consists of the crossed-out wheeled bin, as shown above. The symbol
is indicating that electrical and electronic equipment should not be disposed of as
unsorted municipal waste, but segregated for separate collection. For more
information about recycling of the product, please contact Reckeen ofce, the waste
authority, the approved WEEE scheme or the dealer/distributor where you purchased
the product.
CE Marking is the symbol as shown on the left of this page. The letters “CE” are
the abbreviation of French phrase “Conformité Européene” which literally means
“European Conformity”. The term initially used was “EC Mark” and it was ofcially
replaced by “CE Marking” in the Directive 93/68/EEC in 1993. “CE Marking” is now
used in all EU ofcial documents.
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Introduction
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL | Introduction
MVP-100 is live production switcher designed for both broadcasters and AV professionals. It offers 8
virtual HD frames selected from two 4k inputs or standard FullHD inputs. Thanks to the existence of the
program output and the integrated production keyboard, the user can create video material live. A simple
interface for switching the frame view creates this user-friendly device. The frame view can be switched
by pressing only one button on the production mixer or automatically, thanks to the built-in transition
effects. The device can be a static video scaler or perform animations between dened frames. At any
time, you can use Joystick to change the position and the size of the frame. Thanks to the GPIO connector,
this MVP device can be connected to an external device that triggers the animation automatics. There is
no need to focus on the sound, because the device supports built-in audio on each input and thanks to
the mix or follow options, decide on the selected sound transmission.
Equipped with high end broadcast features, MVP-100 offers clean switching whether you’re using
professional or consumer cameras. With built multiview output you can see all of your sources, preview
and program on a single screen, aux out, 2 still stores, and more!
The device allows you to save all dened settings in 8 memory banks. At any time, the user can restore
the settings and start the video production without the need for reconguration. MVP-100 is perfect for
live production, TV studio, live coverage of eld events! Just plug in your cameras and start switching live!
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2x HDMI 2.0 or 2x SDI
12G, every single 4k
input can be replaced by
4 x 3G SDI input. (QUAD)
We will support 1080i,
1080p, 2160p and 50 or
60Fps as well, with auto
detect functions.
2 X 4K
VIDEO
Support T-Bar/Auto –
effects as dissolve,
effects from list
selected from menu.
MULTI
RATE
Any one can be set as
PGM, PVW or AUX and
Clean Feed
8 X SDI 3G
OUT
VISUAL
EFFECTS
We support 8 SDI input
with 3G format. Every 4 x
3G SDI input can be
replaced by single 4k
input.
You can mix 4k input
with 4 x 3G SDI input.
8 X FULL HD
INPUT
Fade to black
4K & 3G
MIX
One is MultiViewer, the
second HDMI is always
PGM
2 X HDMI
OUT
FADE TO
BLACK
You can selected form 8
sdi input up to 2 as
HDMI with supports up
to 4k format.
High quality 4k scaler on
each of the 4k inputs.
2 X HDMI 2.0
INPUT
It allows the device’s
configuration and
saving presets in the
device’s internal
memory.
2 X 4K HQ
SCALER
There are 3 layouts,
predefined without
config.
• Animations previews
• Standard Switcher
• Modified switcher
MV 3
MODE
8 PRESETS
Allows the specification
of the reference signal
for output channels
synchronization.
Area in a Rack type
housing 1U+
12V power supply
2 x 4k / 1 x 4k and 4 x 3G
input / 8 x 3G input
High quality Full HD
scalers on each of the
Full HD inputs.
The LEDs’ colors
indicating current signal
format on inputs.
3 MODE
INPUT
6 X FULL HD
SCALER
LED INPUT
COLORS
OSD menu to board
configurations on MV
output.
OSD
Trigger in MVP-100, that
is windows’ motion
control (a virtual
camera). You can
program up to 8
windows, each with a
different type of motion
(single, loop, ping-pong,
zoom etc.).
Embedded stereo on
each SDI and HDMI
input.
Embedded stereo on
each SDI and HDMI
output.
TRIGGERS
AUDIO
INPUT
AUDIO
OUTPUT
Communications port
for controlling Reckeen
External Control Panel
MVPkey 100 with
Joystick and T-bar.
Gigabit Ethernet LAN ,
for update firmware’s or
communications with
the MVP100 devices.
GPIO (General Purpose
Input/Output) is an
interface used for
communication
between MVP-100
system components
and various peripheral
devices.
RS232
INTERFACE
LAN
GPIO
SYNC INPUT
GENLOCK
1U
12V
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FULL HD
CAM 1
FULL HD
CAM 2
FULL HD
CAM 3
FULL HD
CAM 4
FULL HD
CAM 5
FULL HD
CAM 6
FULL HD
CAM 7
FULL HD
CAM 8
HDMI or SDI 12G
HDMI or SDI 12G SDI 3G
SDI 3G
SDI 3G
SDI 3G
SDI 3G
SDI 3G
SDI 3G
SDI 3G
CAM 1
CAM 2
8x SDI VIDEO
VIDEO RECORDER
VIDEO STREAMER
CONTROL PANEL
VIRTUAL CAMERA WINDOW
OPERATED BY JOYSTICK
MULTIVIEWER
GENLOCK
RS422
LAN
AUDIO
LINK
TA LLY
GPIO
PGM
HDMI VIDEO
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System description
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL | System description
MVP-100 is an advanced video converter which allows conversion of UHD input signals into 4different
streams with resolution up to FullHD. Each device has two UHD inputs which are working simultaneously.
You can dene 4 output windows on every UHD source signal. The resolution of a window in channel
1 can be up to 3860x2160, while channels 2, 3 and 4 support resolution of windows up to 1920x1080
pixels. Every window can be animated. Motion is made by dening the Start and End positions, along with
their transition mode (single, loop, ping-pong). During the motion, every window can change itssize. This
feature simulates the digital zoom.
FUNCTIONS AND FEATURES OF MVP-100
MVP-100 is an advanced video converter that allows processing and conversion of UHD signals
(3840x2160), for example: 12G SDI or HDMI 2.0 into four or eight different high-quality streams,
atresolutions up to FullHD. MVP-100 has got two independent conversion channels!
This enables simultaneous and parallel processing of two UHD signal sources – 3840x2160, the input
signals are converted into eight 3G SDI outputs, which can be additionally synchronized to a Genlock
input.
This solution is ideal for professionals who deal with production and broadcasting of video materials
using a variety of sources and signal types. It is perfect to apply both on the set and during the life
coverage of events.
In addition, MVP-100 converter is really easy to use. The small size of the device, its user-friendly interface.
HOW DOES MVP-100 OPERATE?
MVP-100 is able to simultaneously convert signals from two video inputs with resolutions up to
UHD(3840x2160). It supports a variety of video formats and enables the connection of signal sources in
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the form of SDI and HDMI, including 12G SDI and HDMI 2.0 technologies.
The output signals are as many as 8 channels. They are created for each channel by indicating an active
area from the area of the device’s input signals.
The definition of the area, which will determine the output content, is nothing more than a simple
positioning of a rectangle in the MultiViewer preview for a given channel, and that, of course, against the
background of the device’s input signal. Each of the rectangles is marked with a white frame, but if it is
selected in the program row it is red or in the preview, then it is green. For one of the channels you can
scale the signal from full 4K resolution to FullHD, and there is up and down scaling (zoom) possible for all
other outputs. The output area (position of each rectangle) may be a function of a variable, which means
in constant motion. For each rectangle, there are simple motions available, you just need to select one of
the available modes. The scope of all the settings and the end positions are dened in the application in
a user friendly interface.
The areas defined by the rectangles create 8 SDI outputs (2 x 4 or 1 x 8).
Multiviewer (HDMI) output is used for preview and for device’s conguration. The device also has an
HDMI output Program that shows one of the frames or the transition effect between them.
MVP-100 means multiple applications and uses, as this device allows for a variety of effects that will
satisfy every professional engaged in production, broadcasting and also events’ live coverage with
theuse of audiovisual materials!
FULL HD
CAM 1
FULL HD
CAM 2
FULL HD
CAM 3
FULL HD
CAM 4
FULL HD
CAM 5
FULL HD
CAM 6
FULL HD
CAM 7
FULL HD
CAM 8
HDMI or SDI 12G
HDMI or SDI 12G SDI 3G
SDI 3G
SDI 3G
SDI 3G
SDI 3G
SDI 3G
SDI 3G
SDI 3G
CAM 1
CAM 2
8x SDI VIDEO
VIDEO RECORDER
VIDEO STREAMER
CONTROL PANEL
VIRTUAL CAMERA WINDOW
OPERATED BY JOYSTICK
MULTIVIEWER
GENLOCK
RS422
LAN
AUDIO
LINK
TA LLY
GPIO
PGM
HDMI VIDEO
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Capabilities, functionalities
and applications
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MVP-100 – is a bridge connecting 4K technologies with current video systems solutions. This device
has a very wide range of applications in virtually every area where the high quality image preview
isrequired, – like sporting events, industrial automation, visual effects used during all kinds of live events
or postproduction.
IMAGE PRODUCTION AND POSTPRODUCTION
FULL HD
CAM 1
FULL HD
CAM 2
FULL HD
CAM 3
FULL HD
CAM 4
FULL HD
CAM 5
FULL HD
CAM 6
FULL HD
CAM 7
FULL HD
CAM 8
HDMI or SDI 12G
HDMI or SDI 12G SDI 3G
SDI 3G
SDI 3G
SDI 3G
SDI 3G
SDI 3G
SDI 3G
SDI 3G
CAM 1
CAM 2
8x SDI VIDEO
VIDEO RECORDER
CONTROL PANEL
CONFIGURATION MULTIVIEW
STANDARD SWITCHER VIEW
PREVIEW PROGRAM
HD PROJECTOR
PGM
FULL INPUTS WITH FRAME POSITION
INPUT 1 OR 2 PROGRAM
MVP-100’s capabilities are perfect for, among others, video image postproduction. The material
isrecorded with one or two video cameras at 4K resolution.
With MVP-100, you can not only change the composition, but also the shots. The end result will resemble
the usage of several cameras, and, with your mixer’s help, the transitions between them will be smooth
and natural. At the same time, this solution allows for the material to be realized by a single camera
operator – thus allowing the reduction of production costs. And the resulting material will still be of a high
quality and FullHD resolution, as if it was realized by several operators.
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CREATING A VIDEO WALL
4K CAMERA
4K CAMERA
CONTROL PANEL
MVPKEY 100
Video walls are a modern and increasingly popular solution used in entertainment, advertising, marketing,
and special events. With its capability to separate the signal from 4K inputs, MVP-100 converter is an
excellent tool for creating a video wall by multiplying the signal from one or two 4Ksources.
4K CAMERA
4K CAMERA
4K CAMERA
4K CAMERA
And a video wall created with two MVP-100 devices attains a resolution of 8K!
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THE HIGHEST QUALITY IN SECURITY SYSTEMS
4K CAMERA
HD PROJECTOR
PGM
4K CAMERA
4K CAMERA
4K CAMERA
MVP-100 is an invaluable tool in creating a top-notch security systems. It allows you to get eight 3G HD
outputs from a single 4K camera.
As MVP-100 processes the signal in real time, you obtain the effect of 8 high-quality mobile video cameras
– but without their actual movement.
This way, the converter provides both new opportunities and the possibilities to cut down the costs
byreducing the number of actual video cameras and cables, while simultaneously increasing precision
and quality in capturing all the important details.
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TRIGGER – CONNECTING A DEVICE TRIGGERING A SPECIFIC
MVP-100
Thanks to the GPIO connector, you can connect to your converter the external devices that automatically
trigger a specic MVP-100 Multi-camera unit process.
There are 8 inputs assigned for each of the windows, which means you also have 8 outputs at your
disposal. Such functionality has a huge number of applications for various industries and types of
recorded material.
For instance - in safety systems: when a person comes to a specic location, a signal can direct a camera
to the specied area. Similarly, for example, in the amusement park - it may be used to automatically
record ‚an adventure’ at the most important attractions as a souvenir for the participants. During a
football match, the camera can automatically zoom to the goal, when a ball (or a player) is in the vicinity.
And during the fashion show, in a specic place of the catwalk a full gure of a model can be shown, from
top to bottom, revealing all the details of presented creations. (picture below)
There are endless possibilities!
4K CAMERA
4K CAMERA
MOTION SENSOR
WINDOW 2 START
WINDOW 2 STOP
JOYSTICK – ADDITIONAL POSSIBILITIES OF CONTROLLING YOUR
VIRTUAL CAMERA
This functionality additionally significantly increases the utilization of MVP-100 Multi-camera unit
converter’s capabilities. A joystick in the external Reckeen MVP Control panel allows the operator to
control the virtual camera manually within the selected window. Thus, in each of the eight virtual camera
windows, both the software settings - for automatic control, as well as the manual control - using a
joystick, can be used.
One of the effects possible to achieve in this manner is a dynamic shooting with keeping track ofachosen
object or an important area. With the joystick, you can quickly and dynamically react totheoccurring
changes and capture all the relevant details.
All the position changes are shown in a graphic form at the MultiViewer outputs, which makes using the
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joystick function very simple here. Reckeen MVP Control panel allows you to control multiple MVP-100
functions without having to use the control software on your computer. Both in the case of operators’
preferences and in many elds of application, it will undoubtedly be appreciated by the users due to the
speed and ease of use.
With such functionalities, MVP-100 Multi-camera unit with a single operator can act as almost anentire
lm studio. Shooting, for example, a concert may gain more dynamics and individual character. (picture
below)
4K CAMERA
HD PROJECTOR
VIDEO MIXER
VIDEO STREAMING
SERVER
LIVE
BROADCAST
JOYSTICK
CONTROL PANEL
CHANNEL 1 MONITOR
VIRTUAL CAMERA
WINDOW
OPERATED BY
PGM
CHANNEL 2 MONITOR
8x SDI VIDEO
HDMI
HDMI
SDI VIDEO
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Menu Control
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Press the MENU button to enter the System Conguration Menu. Press the UP, DOWN, LEFT, and RIGHT
arrow buttons to navigate the menu options and to change values. Use the OK button to save and conrm
any setting that has been amended. Pressing the MENU button again will exit to the previous option or close
the menu view.
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Inputs
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MVP-100 is a small and very compact solution with supporting up to two independent channels A and B.
4xAUX
output
4xAUX
output
PGM output
Multiviewer
Input A Input B
Position
Animation
Position
Animation
KeyKey
MIX
DSK
The user has a possibility to connect the signal in 4 ways to each channel. After pressing the MENU
button on the Reckeen MVP 100 KEY, on the Multiviewer the menu will be displayed.
Press the MENU button and press the left arrow to navigate through the menu options until the “INPUTS”
option is selected with a blue frame. Press OK to go to the next options.
The rst item in the menu is status. Press OK to go to the next options.
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After opening this option, the user will check the input format and the genlock status.
For the Input A or B, you can choose one the options.
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HDMI
HDMI port in standard 2.0 mostly used in cameras which can transport up to 3840 x 2160 resolution in
frame rate 60 progressive.
SDI 3G/6G/12G signal
The second way is to use one coaxial cable for two inputs with BNC connector as SDI digital interface
standard with supporting 3G/6G/12G signal.
QUAD SDI
Some of the professional equipment, for a transport 4k signal, uses separate 4 coaxial cables with BNC
connector. This method is called as Quad SDI. Each of them transports 3G signal.
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SDI 3G
One of the possibilities is to connect 4 independent SDI signals at a resolution of up to 3G for each
channel. At this time, it will not be possible to set virtual frames for each signal from the camera.Each full
screen image will be available by pressing the button available on the MVP control panel.
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CLONE
Clone is a function that gives you the ability to set exactly the same content on your channel as on the
second input channel. For example, if you connect the 4k signal to channel A and set clone function on
channel B, you can expect not only 4 Virtual frames but up to 8 with full animations.
4xAUX
output
4xAUX
output
PGM output
Multiviewer
Input A Input B
Position
Animation
Position
Animation
KeyKey
MIX
DSK
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GenLock
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GenLock
The user can turn on or off genlock function which allows the specication of the reference signal for
output channels synchronization.
GenLock termination
The user can turn on or off genlock 75 Ohm termination.
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Input signal detection
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The device can detect the signal and display the right color of the diode on the front panel of the device.
There are two types of diode lighting: pulse means that this connector is selected in the user interface and
might be used as an input and stable means that the signal is detected while connecting to the device.
Input signal detection:
• White - means that this connector is selected in the user interface and is ready to connection.
• Purple - signal detected with resolution 3840x2160 progressive 50/59,94/60
• Green - signal detected with resolution 3840x2160 progressive 25/29,97/30
• Blue - signal detected with resolution 1920x1080 progressive
• Yellow - signal detected with resolution 1920x1080 interlaced
• Red - this signal is not supported
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Program and Preview rows
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The Program row of buttons is the active channel, this is the live output. The active channel will appear
as the Program Output. You can switch or CUT from one video source to another directly on the Program
row. You will see the multi-view Program output change as you press different keys along this top row of
buttons.
The Preview row is the accessory channel; this channel will appear in the Preview window. The Preview
row selection decides which virtual input is controlled by the joystick. Also which one will be transitioned
next when using any of the transition controls.
Virtual video Aux outputs presented on Preview or Program row.
8 virtual HD sources which are extracted from 4k Inputs A or B
• T-Bar- This performs a manually controlled transition
from the current program source to the selected
preview source. The selected transition will be
used. When the T-Bar has travelled as far as it can
go the transition between sources is complete. The
T-Bar has indicators next to it which light when the
transition is complete.
• Mix – Pressing this button selects a basic dissolve
for the next transition.
• Fx – Pressing this button selects a transition effect.
• TAKE – This performs a simple immediate cut from
the current main source to the selected sub-source.
• AUTO – This performs an automated switch from
the current program source to the selected Preview
source. The selected FX transition or MIX is used.
The timing of the transition is set in Menu.
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Transitions
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The user can make a transition from the current program source to the selected preview source. There
are two modes of transition possible. MIX as a crossFade transition and FX make a transition depending
on the selected option in menu.
In the transition/conguration menu, the user can control the RATE, and thus determine the duration of
the MIX and FTB effect.
Instead of MIX effect it’s possible to select on the MVP Keyboard the FX effect. Normal pressing switches
transition to FX mode. After a long press, a popup will appear. User can dene also a type of transition in
WIPE fx menu.
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In the menu “orientation” the user select the type of Wipe transition. A wipe is a type of transition where
one shot replaces another by travelling from one side of the frame to another. Horizontal when the frame
goes from the left to right. Vertical - from the top to bottom. Diagonal top - from the top left of the diagonal
view. Diagonal bottom - from the bottom left of the diagonal view.
In the case of selecting the Reverse mode, all described above directions will be reversed.
Three dened softening of the transition edge. None - without softness and Medium or High.
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The last option RATE determine the duration of the FX effect.
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL | Virtual video AUX outputs
Virtual video AUX outputs
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Virtual video AUX outputs | INSTRUCTION MANUAL
You can dene 4 AUX OUTPUTS windows on every UHD source signal. On the back panel of the MVP
device, the user can nd 8 SDI connectors signed to virtual frames.
For the 1st input channel, the resolution (size before scaler) of a window 1 can be up to 3860x2160, while
2, 3 and 4 support resolution of windows up to 1920x1080 pixels. The same applies to the second input
channel. The resolution of a window 5 can be up to 3860x2160, while 6, 7 and 8 support resolution of
windows up to 1920x1080 pixels.
The virtual AUX output signals are as many as 8 channels. They are created for each channel by indicating
an active area from the area of the device’s input signals. The denition of the area, which will determine
the output content, is nothing more than a simple positioning of a rectangle in the MultiViewer preview
for a given channel, and that, of course, against the background of the device’s input signal. Each of the
rectangles is marked with a white border color. If one of frame is selected in Program row, then is marked
with a red border color. If in preview then is marked with a green border color.
For one of the channels you can scale the signal from full 4K resolution to FullHD, and there is up and
down scaling (zoom) possible for all other outputs. The output area (position of each rectangle) may be
a function of a variable, which means in constant motion. For each rectangle, there are simple motions
available, you just need to select one of the available modes. The scope of all the settings and the end
positions are dened in a user friendly interface.
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PTZ JOYSTICK CONTROL
Note: Before attempting to use the joystick to PAN,
TILT or ZOOM a selected window, rst make sure the
LOCK button is not enabled. If the LOCK button LED
is ON, the joystick is locked; press the LOCK button to
unlock the joystick.
• PAN – Move the joystick left or right to pan the
window from left to right or vice versa.
• TILT – Move the joystick up or down to tilt the
selected window up or down.
• ZOOM – Twist the joystick clockwise or anticlockwise to have the selected window resize
like zoom in or out.
The speed at which the selected window moves can
be chosen by pressing one of the three speed buttons
(Slow, Medium, Fast).
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Animation | INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Animation
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Every window can be animated. Motion is made by dening the Start and End positions, along with their
transition mode (single, loop, ping-pong) During the motion, every window can change its size. This
feature simulates the digital zoom.
ANIMATION CONTROL
8 buttons to control animation on every virtual source. After press animation starts and button light
amber. Second press will pause animation – next press will resume it. Keep pressed more than 2s stops
animation and jump to start position.
ANIMATION MODE
Motion modes. You can select the motion mode on the MVP keyboard. The available options are:
Single – single passage Start-Stop; Loop – cyclical passage Start-Stop, Start-Stop; Ping-Pong – cyclical
passage Start-Stop, Stop-Start, Start-Stop and so on (swinging motion).
Trig Loop, Trig Ping-Pong, Trig Double Ping-Pong – single pass: Start-Stop, Stop-Start.
Trig. motion triggered by a signal from outside the MVP device.
GND
CON_GPIn
IS355
U
4
3
330R
D1
P6SMB12
R1
Trigger_N
GND
5-12V
OR
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Animation | INSTRUCTION MANUAL
You will see the motion as a movement of the virtual camera window.
Press the MENU button and press the left arrow to navigate through the menu options until the “Animation
triggers” option is selected with a blue frame.
Press OK to go to the next options. In the menu section user can dene the the edge (rise or fall) of
external trigger signal.
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL | Output video format
Output video format
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Output video format | INSTRUCTION MANUAL
The program output is provided on the rear panel of the Reckeen MVP device as an HDMI connector.
The user can choose the video format in the menu for Program channel (HDMI output) and 8 SDI AUX
outputs.
Of course, you may need to changing of the video format at any moment but after conrmation selected
format in menu, the device must change also the global setting for all output - Program, Aux and
Multiviewer.
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL | Audio
Audio
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Audio | INSTRUCTION MANUAL
After pressing the MENU button on the Reckeen MVP 100 KEY the user can navigate to Audio settings.
There are two options presented in the picture below.
The “MIX” (mixing) function gives users the opportunity to hear the sound from booth inputs A and B
on the program output. The second one called “Follow Video” gives the user the opportunity to hear
the sound depending on the button pressed in the Program line. On the SDI Aux output connector user
always hear the own input. Frame 1 to 4, the audio from input 1 and 5 to 8 the audio from input 2. On the
Multiviewer HDMI, there is always mixing all Inputs.
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL | SDI 3G output
SDI 3G output
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SDI 3G output | INSTRUCTION MANUAL
In case of selection in menu the output format as 1080p50,59 or 60 the user can dene for 8 SDI outputs
the signal type. There are two option 3 Gb/s level A or B.
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL | Frame Limit
Frame Limit
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Frame Limit | INSTRUCTION MANUAL
For each input, the user can select a virtual window. Using the joystick can set the position and reduce
the size. The option called “frame limit” gives the option of reducing the window to the selected value. It
is a function that prevents unexpected reduction of the resolution. It is used only in the case of 4k inputs.
For other input formats it is possible to set any frame size.
In some cases, the user can set his own window size below the value suggested in the menu, and then
change the frame limit to one of the options. In this case, an exclamation mark will appear on the selected
frame.
The user can increase the window size until the exclamation mark disappears.
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL | Output assignment
Output assignment
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Output assignment | INSTRUCTION MANUAL
The MVP 100 device has 8 SDI connectors that display 8 virtual frames in the default state. Thanks to
the “assignment of output” option, the user can change the content sent to the SDI output. Each of them
can display each virtual frame or be dependent on the selection of the frame in the program or preview
line. Press the MENU button and press the left arrow to navigate through the menu options until the
“assignment of output” option is selected with a blue frame.
Press OK to go to the next options.
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MVP 100 interface gives a 3 ways of preview for the operator. The main window is split up on two section.
Top section depends on the selected function, and bottom section which represents each view from the
AUX output.
• MV3 – Preview/Program (standard switcher
view)
• MV2 – Inputs/Program (Full inputs with frame
position instead Preview)
• MV1 – Motion view (animation setting window
The MV3 function shows two larger screens at the top. On the right side PROGRAM view for the currently
selected frame in program section. On the left side PREVIEW view for the currently selected frame in
preview section. At the bottom of the Multiview, there are 8 smaller previews for each frame. If one of
the frames is selected in the program line, then it is marked in red. If it is selected in the preview line, it is
marked in green.
As an example, if frame number 1 is selected in PROGRAM row, then top right larger preview shows
frame number 1. If frame number 2 is selected in PREVIEW row, then top left larger preview shows frame
number 2.
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The MV2 function is slightly different, because the top left view determines which frame is currently
selected in the preview line. Depending on the selected frame, the view shows the full input 1 or 2 screen.
Frames 1-4 belong to input 1 and 5-8 belong to input 2.
In addition, the full-screen view of the Input has the drawn positions of each frame.
As an example, if frame number 2 was selected in Preview row, then the multiviewer shows Input 1 with
drawn frames 1-4.
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The last multi viewer will be displayed after pressing MV1 button on the keyboard MVP. This type of view
was created to facilitate the work of animation setting. Pressing one of the buttons located in preview
section user choose one frame which is signed to Input A or B. At the view three frames are drawn. User
can make position of starting frame (dotted line) using the joystick, which is at this moment presented
as current frame. After pressing again the same button, on the preview section, the user switch selection
from starting frame to ending frame (dashed line). In this case user can observe the color of the frame’s
signature will be changed in green. User can change the position of ending frame. Be careful because at
this moment ending frame will be displayed as current frame on Aux output. After starting the animation,
the 3rd frame of the current position appears. Each frame has a description of the resolution in bottom/
right corner.
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Rescue mode | INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Rescue mode
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL | Rescue mode
Rescue mode is a service function that the user should not turn on. You can enter rescue mode by switch
POWER button more than 10 sec. during power off sequence. If you accidentally turned on the rescue
mode, switch to the normal operation have to be done in the same way.
Start MVP device in rescue mode, and then press POWER button for at least 10 sec. to switch it OFF.
Keep it pressed even if FANs stop working. You can observe below indicator which will blink few times
and will be OFF. After next power ON , MVP will work in standard mode.
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Rescue mode | INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Rescue mode
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Rescue mode is a service function that the user should not turn on. You can enter rescue mode by switch
POWER button more than 10 sec. during power off sequence. If you accidentally turned on the rescue
mode, switch to the normal operation have to be done in the same way.
Start MVP device in rescue mode, and then press POWER button for at least 10 sec. to switch it OFF.
Keep it pressed even if FANs stop working. You can observe below indicator which will blink few times
and will be OFF. After next power ON , MVP will work in standard mode.
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MVP-100 rmware update
procedure
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Connections
1. Connect MVP-100 to Ethernet network (1). Picture below. MVP-100 by default use DHCP server to
assign its IP address. In case of no DHCP set default IP: 192.168.1.10
2. Connect MVP Control panel (2) and switch its power ON – upgrade procedure will change its
rmware as well.
2
1
Start MVP application
1. Select your device from the list (1). Picture below.
2. Press connect button (2).
1 Select your device from the list
2 Press connect button
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Press Update button (1). Picture below.
1. See the app status (2). Update info also are displayed on MV output.
1 Press Update button
2 See the app status
Update nished . Picture below
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Back panel view
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Back panel view | INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Display port input 1 - not active
HDMI port input 1
Key source inputs
DSK source inputs
HDMI Multiviewer output
GPIO port
Grounding point
Power supply
+12V/5A
RS-422 control
interface - not used
RS-232 for MVPkey100
Tally out
HDMI port input 2
Audio Link – connector for
ADB-100 external audio device
- not active
PCIe – not active
Quad SDI (4xFHD)
3G/ 6G/ 12G SDI input 2
Quad SDI (4xFHD)
Ethernet ports
firmware upgrade only
Genlock input – loop out
3G/ 6G/12G SDI input 1
HDMI PGM output
8x 3G SDI outputs (assignable)
VIDEO INPUT 1
Video input 1 supports many formats of 4k signal.
• DP – display port used mostly in PC systems
supported resolution up to 4k60p - not active
• HDMI 1- hdmi 2.0 port mostly used in cameras, and
PC systems as well. Resolution up to 4k60p
• Direct4 SDI inputs – Every SDI connector acts as
single system input up to 1080p
• 4k SDI – Serial Digital Interface mostly used in
professional equipment. Support single 12G signal
or QUAD 4x3G. Resolution up to 4k60p
VIDEO INPUT 1
Video input 2 supports many formats of 4k signal.
• HDMI 1- hdmi 2.0 port mostly used in cameras,
and PC systems as well. Resolution up to 4k60p
• Direct4 SDI inputs – Every SDI connector acts
as single system input up to 1080p
• 4k SDI – Serial Digital Interface mostly used
in professional equipment. Support single 12G
signal or QUAD 4x3G. Resolution up to 4k60p
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VIDEO OUTPUTS
The eight BNC output connectors are user defined SDI
outputs. Each of these SDI outputs has the option to be:
Program/ Preview/ Aux1,2,3,4,5,6,7 or 8
Lower HDMI out is xed as PGM out, and Upper HDMI
acts as Multiviewer only.
GPIO
GPIO interface – a universal input/output port for various applications. GPIO
(General Purpose Input/Output) is an interface used for communication
between MVP-100 system components and various peripheral devices.
GPIO pins can be used as inputs. Thanks to GPIO Interface it is possible to
broadenMVP-100 device’s functionalities resulting from cooperation with
external devices. An external device can activate a trigger in MVP-100, that
is windows’ motion control (a virtual camera). You can program up to 8 windows, each with a different
type of motion (single, loop, ping-pong, zoom etc.).
Signals’ denition on GPIO pins is shown in the image below.
GND GND
678910
0 J6 0 DHIR158
CON GPI4
CON GPI3
CON GPI2
CON GPI1
CON GPI5
CON GPI6
CON GPI7
CON GPI8
4 3 2 1
14 13 12 11
GPI diagram: Connecting a transistor and electrical parameters. See the image below.
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GND
CON_GPIn
IS355
U
4
3
330R
D1
P6SMB12
R1
Trigger_N
GND
5-12V
OR
GND GND
0 0
LED N4
LED P4
LED N3
LED P3
LED N2
LED P2
LED N1
LED P1
D1
LED RED
LED P1
LED N1
LED P7
LED N7
LED P8
LED N8
LED P5
LED N5
LED P6
LED N6
26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19
8 7 6 5 4 3 2
16915 14 13 12
1
D8
LED RED
LED P8
LED N8
TALLY
GND GND
0 0
RS232 RXD
RS232 TXD
3 25
RS232
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GND GND
0 0
B
A
Y
Z
3 78 25 9 4 6 1
RS422
GENLOCK
Genlock allows the specication of the reference
signal for output channels synchronization.
ETHERNET
AUDIOLINK
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POWER
GROUNDING
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Control Panel MVPKey-100
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Control Panel MVPKey-100 | INSTRUCTION MANUAL
The MVPKey100 control panel stands for ergonomics, high performance, premium craftsmanship
and style. Reckeen MVPKey100 Control Panel – Precise control over real-time video operations for
professional use.
With Reckeen MVPKey 100, you can have control over multiple functions of the Reckeen MVP100. We
have designed it to be operators’ working environment friendly, functional, modern and reliable, but also
to be affordable. Our control panel combines ergonomic design, top-quality precise mechanics and
versatile functionality. Its main features are:
Its main features are:
• Power Supply 12V / 1A - Safe power supply voltage
• Communication interface RS232 - To connect to the Reckeen Studio system
• Joystick and T-bar calibration functions - These functions allow precise calibration of both handles
at any time
• Adjustable brightness of the buttons - Precise control over brightness for maximum user comfort
• Joystick XYZ (3-axis) - With this multifunctional joystick you can precisely manipulate the virtual
camera window.
• Comfortable T-bar Fader - With a contactless Hall Effect technology using magnetic sensor and
angle measurement. A smooth consistent feel is achieved by utilizing Teflon bearing surfaces and
steel ball races
• Mechanical adjustment of the T-bar resistance - It ensures a smooth and precise forward and
backward movement of the T-bar handle
• Buttons backlight function test - Users can perform the test themselves
• 70 LED illuminated button - 70 LED illuminated buttons for heightened visibility of control surface
activity.
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Power Supply 12V / 1A safe power supply
voltage.
500mA
12V
Communication
interface RS232 - to
connect to the Reckeen
Studio system.
RS232
INTERFACE
Joystick and T-bar
calibration functions these functions allow
precise calibration of
both handles at any
time.
CALIBRATION
FUNCTION
Adjustable brightness of
the buttons - precise
control over brightness
for maximum user
comfort.
BRIGHTNESS
ADJUST
Joystick XYZ (3-axis) with this multifunctional
joystick you can
precisely manipulate the
virtual cameras'
movements in a virtual
space.
JOYSTIC
XYZ
Comfortable T-bar Fader
- with a contactless Hall
Effect technology using
magnetic sensor and
angle measurement.
A smooth consistent
feel is achieved by
utilizing Teflon bearing
surfaces and steel ball
races.
T-BAR
FADER
Mechanical adjustment
of the T-bar resistance it ensures a smooth and
precise forward and
backward movement of
the T-bar handle.
MECHANICAL
ADJUST
70 LED illuminated
buttons for heightened
visibility of control
surface activity.
70 KEYS
Buttons backlight
function test - users can
perform the test
themselves.
BACKLIGHT
TEST
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FULL HD
CAM 1
FULL HD
CAM 2
FULL HD
CAM 3
FULL HD
CAM 4
FULL HD
CAM 5
FULL HD
CAM 6
FULL HD
CAM 7
FULL HD
CAM 8
HDMI or SDI 12G
HDMI or SDI 12G SDI 3G
SDI 3G
SDI 3G
SDI 3G
SDI 3G
SDI 3G
SDI 3G
SDI 3G
CAM 1
CAM 2
8x SDI VIDEO
VIDEO RECORDER
VIDEO STREAMER
CONTROL PANEL
VIRTUAL CAMERA WINDOW
OPERATED BY JOYSTICK
MULTIVIEWER
GENLOCK
RS422
LAN
AUDIO
LINK
TA LLY
GPIO
PGM
HDMI VIDEO
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How to connect Keyboard
MVPKey-100 to the
Reckeen system
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The full set of congurations includes:
• MVPKey100 Keyboard
• RS 232 communication cable with DB9 connector.
• Power supply unit and adapterst
Connect the keyboard to the system using RS 232 communication cable with DB9 connector. Plug the
end of the cable to the MVP100 device. Connect the other end of the cable to the keyboard’s port. Screw
in the locking screws. Picture below.
First connect the power supply plug to the MVP 100 device power socket. Picture below
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Next bolt the locking screw and connect the power supply unit to the electrical outlet. Picture below.
To turn the device on, press the power button. Picture below.
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Calibration of Joystick and
T-Bar
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Simultaneously press the following buttons: SINGLE , PING + and and LOCK like the picture below.
5 buttons will light up signaling execution of a test for example, communication F1. Picture below.
The second test is JOYSTICK’s calibration.Move it to the right and to the left to its extreme positions.
When it’s completed, the F2 LED will light up in white. Picture below.
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Now let’s move the joystick up and down to its extreme positions.When you complete that, the F3 LED
will light up in white. Picture below.
F4 is the JOYSTICK’s knob calibration.We turn it several times to the right and to the left to the extreme
positions.When you complete that, the F4 LED will light up in white. Picture below.
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F5 test is the T-BAR’s calibration. Move the T-BAR to its extreme positions. Picture below.
After several movements, all the LEDs will go out. This way, the keyboard has been calibrated and has
returned to its normal operation mode.
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Test of adjusting the brightness of the keyboard’s backlight | USER GUIDE
Test of adjusting the
brightness of the keyboard’s
backlight
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USER GUIDE | Test of adjusting the brightness of the keyboard’s backlight
Simultaneously press the following buttons: SINGLE, LOOP and LOCK like picture bellow.
The keyboard shows the current brightness of the keys. Pressing TAKE key several times decreases the
backlight’s brightness. AUTO key increases brightness of the keys. Picture below
When an appropriate value is set, exit the mode by pressing LOCK key.The keyboard returns to its normal
operation mode.
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MVPKey-100 dimensions
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USER GUIDE | MVPKey-100 dimensions
All measurements in millimetres (mm)
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MVPKey-100 specication
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MVPKey-100 Specications
Communication Interface RS-232
Baud Rate 38400
Power DC12V
Power Consumption 12W
Working Temperature 0 °C ~ +40 °C
Storage Temperature -20 °C ~ +60 °C
Relative Humidity ≤ 90% (non-condensation)
Net Weight 2,850 kg
Accessories
RS-232 Transmission Cable
DC In Power Adaptor
MVPKey-100 Accessory List
No Item Qty
1 MVPkey100 Unit 1
2 DC 12V power adaptor 1
3 USB stick with user manual 1
4 RS cable 1
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MVP-100 specication
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440
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31.75 44
44
35
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153
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Inputs
• Input A
• SDI
• QUAD SDI
• HDMI
• 4xSDI
• CLONE
• Input B
• SDI
• QUAD SDI
• HDMI
• 4xSDI
• CLONE
• Genlock
• On
• Off
• Genlock termination
• On
• Off
Outputs
• Output formatI
• 720p50
• 720p59
• 720p60
• 1080i50
• 1080i59
• 1080i60
• 1080p25
• 1080p29
• 1080p30
• 1080p50
• 1080p59
• 1080p60
• SDI 3G OUT
• Type A
• Type B
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• OUTPUT ASSIGNMENT
• SDI Out 1-8
• IN 1-8, PGM, PRV
Transitions
• MIX RATEI
• VALUE 0 - 5
• FTB RATEI
• VALUE 0.25 - 5
• WIPE FXI
• ORIENTATION
• HORIZONTAL
• VERTICAL
• DIAGONAL TOP
• DIAGONAL BOTTOM
• DIRECTIONI
• NORMAL
• REVERSE
• SOFTNESS
• NONE
• MEDIUM
• HIGH
• RATE
• VALUE 0.25 - 5
• FRAME LIMIT
• None
• 720
• 1080
• AUDIO
• MIX
• FOLLOW VIDEO
• ANIMATION TRIGGERS
• WINDOW 1 - 8
• FALLING
• RISING
• STATUS
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• FW
• GENLOCK
• FPGA
MVP-100 Accessory List
No Item Qty
1 MVP-100 Unit 1
2 DC 12V power adaptor 1
3 USB stick with user manual 1
4 Power cable 1
5 Reckeen holder T4K-K1U-03-01 2
6 Fastening screw for the holder M4x6 Imbus, black nish 4
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