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AV500HD

English

Rear Panel (Input/output Ports)

20.   Power Button 

    

● Turn the unit on and off.

21.   

● Main Audio Out (PGM): XLR x2

       ● Main Audio Out (PGM): XLR x2  

22.   Audio In 1-12

    

● MIC In 1 - 4:  XLR & 6.3mm Mono Combo

    

● AV In 1 - 2 (5 & 6) and (7 & 8): 6.3mm x2; AV-IN 1 External Audio In

    

● AV-In 3 - 4  (9 & 10) and (11 & 12): RCA x2; AV-IN 3 External Audio In

23.   AV IN 1 - 4

    

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HDMI and 3G SDI Inputs 1 to 4.

24.   AUX 2 OUT

    

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 One HDMI, can be configured as PVW, PGM or CH 1 to 5.

    

Note: 

The internal audio signal is set to AUX 1, unless PGM is set to AUX 2 only, else, the audio signal remains in AUX 1. If AUX 

1 and AUX 2 both set to PGM, AUX 1 takes priority, and the audio signal remains in AUX 1.

25.   AUX 1 Out

    

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 AUX 1 output ports; one HDMI and one 3G SDI; can be configured as PVW, PGM or CH 1 to 5.

26.   Multiview

    

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 Multiview monitor output; HDMI.

27.   Video Streaming

    

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  RJ45 for video streaming. This port is used to connect to your router and can also be utilized for remote PC 

operation.

28.   Tally 1 & 2

    

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 Tally 1 (CH 1 to 5)

29.   COM 2 

    

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  DB-9; RS232 communication port for remote control application. If your computer offers an RS232 connector, 

simply connect this directly. Otherwise, an RS232 to USB adapter should be used.

30.   AC Power Inlet 

    

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 To connect to a suitable power supply using the included power cord.

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Summary of Contents for AV500HD

Page 1: ...User s Manual Multi Format Video Switcher with Audio Mixer AV500HD ...

Page 2: ... time 14 Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way such as power supply cord or plug is damaged liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture does not operate normally or has been dropped 15 CAUTION These servicing instructions are reduce the risk of electric shock do not perform any servicing other than that conta...

Page 3: ...ug should be one that is within easy reach and readily accessible Placement This device may interfere with radio and television reception Do not use this device in the vicinity of such receivers Noise may be produced if wireless communications devices such as cell phones are operated in the vicinity of this unit Such noise could occur when receiving or initiating a call or while conversing Should ...

Page 4: ...iders or other controls and when using its jacks and connectors Rough handling can lead to malfunctions When disconnecting all cables grasp the connector itself never pull on the cable This way you will avoid causing shorts or damage to the cable s internal elements A small amount of heat will radiate from the unit during normal operation When you need to transport the unit package it in the box i...

Page 5: ... Effects Setup Menu 21 PIP Setup 23 Key Setup 23 DSK Setup 25 Output Fade Setup 27 Configuration Menu 29 Time Setup 29 File Management 29 Network Setup 30 HDCP On Off 30 Broadcast Setup 31 System Status 32 Recall Firmware Update 33 Asystem Remote Software 35 Specifications 36 Preset Memory Specifications 38 TABLE OF CONTENTS Asystems reserves the right to alter any information contained within thi...

Page 6: ... Multiview screen can output up to 5 images from different sources to a single high resolution display eliminating the need for multiple HD source and preview monitors For added creativity the switcher offers a wide selection of wipe patterns and features a high quality chroma key for green screen applications in broadcast and production With the addition of on board audio mixer AV500HD allows up ...

Page 7: ... please carefully inspect the included items in the unlikely event of any missing or damaged items please contact your authorized retailer distributor for replacements AV500HD AV500HD Owner s Manual Power Cable User s Manual Multi Format Video Switcher AV500HD ...

Page 8: ...udio mixer routing AV or LINE inputs 2 SD Card Slot Used to import still images for DSK and Output Fade use also used for firmware upgrade 3 Memory Section Buttons 1 to 4 Select or save to memory location 4 Joystick Controls Position Joystick Menu navigation PIP PIP position placement KEY Key filter color selection Input Input scaling area select Output Output scaling area select Size Knob PIP PIP...

Page 9: ...vel 12 Headphone Out 6 3mm Stereo x1 13 Channel Faders Main channel 1 12 KEY SEL Select Button Toggle KEY mod on and off Level Knob Adjust KEY background transparency level 14 Gain Knobs Input gain adjust controls for channels 1 4 15 AUX Out Level Level adjustment for audio signal to AUX out USB Audio Level Level adjustment for audio signal to internal video Phone Level Level adjustment for audio ...

Page 10: ...s in AUX 1 If AUX 1 and AUX 2 both set to PGM AUX 1 takes priority and the audio signal remains in AUX 1 25 AUX 1 Out AUX 1 output ports one HDMI and one 3G SDI can be configured as PVW PGM or CH 1 to 5 26 Multiview Multiview monitor output HDMI 27 Video Streaming RJ45 for video streaming This port is used to connect to your router and can also be utilized for remote PC operation 28 Tally 1 2 Tall...

Page 11: ...AV500HD English CONNECTIONS AUDIO INPUTS OUTPUTS VIDEO INPUTS OUTPUTS Laptop Live Streaming MultiView Camcorder Microphones Audio Mixer Speakers Amplifier Studio Camera AUX 1 Out Program AUX 2 Out Preview ...

Page 12: ... particulars of your installation If you are unsure of the connection method contact the nearest Asystems Service Center or an authorized Asystems distributor for detailed information Connecting Monitors To begin operate the AV500HD a monitor must be connected that supports HDMI input to the connector shown below AUX 1 Your Multiview monitor can be connected to the HDMI output directly to the righ...

Page 13: ...ob to adjust PGM Out screen size 4 Double tap on PGM Out screen area to close PGM Out Note PGM Out and PVW Out will share the same positon and size data when PGM Out or PVW Out is closed the last position and size data will be retained Until it is reset Fig 1f 2 PGM Out at custom location and size g PVW Out Display Fig 1g 1 PGM Out starting location 1 Double tap on PVW multiview screen will open P...

Page 14: ...n button icon 1 to 5 to switch channel 2a or using SEL knob to scroll through 1 to 5 Blue frame will appear as the knob scroll blue frame will disappear after 5 seconds of no action Fig 2c 2 CH 4 Selected 2b Press ENTER to confirm selection 3 PGM Fig 2c 2 CH 4 Selected PGM Screen a PGM Label Fig 3a 1 PGM Label b CH Label Fig 3b 1 PGM Channel Crosspoint channel of PGM c PGM Audio label meter Fig 3c...

Page 15: ...source and label d MIC label meter Fig 4d 1 MIC 1 4 Level Meters MIC inputs are not tied to channel it will be directly mixed into PGM 5 Audio Fig 5 1 Audio Setup Audio Setup Screen a Audio Input Select Fig 5 Crosspoint Channel Audio Input Source Selects 1 AV Original audio source from HDMI SDI 2 Line External audio source 3 Tab directly to screen to select audio source for each channel selected b...

Page 16: ...he joystick left and right to navigate through Main Menu selection 4 Move the joystick up and down to navigate through the sub menu selection PVW CH1 CH3 CH2 CH4 PGM Touchscreen Menu Buttons SEL Knob and Joystick Setup Menu Location Button Definitions Press the MENU button to bring up the menu press it again to close the menu Press the MENU button in a sub menu or adjustment menu will close the Me...

Page 17: ...outing options for channels 1 to 4 as seen below Select AV or LINE as required and the appropriate channel will be routed to this channel Channel Setup Buttons Each of the channel strips has a SETUP button directly on top of the respective fader Push this to immediately jump to that channel s setup page detailed on the following pages ...

Page 18: ...n combines both left right channels Channel Soloing Channel Muting Level AUX and Reverb Sends Channel Pan Delay 3 Band EQ Input Select Line Video Follow Button Use the touch screen joystick and SEL knob to adjust properties Press ENTER to confirm where applicable Mono Channel Options Stereo Channel Options Audio Mixer A unique function of the AV500HD is the on board audio mixer This includes 4 mon...

Page 19: ...e SEL Knob until the audio and video are synced Adding Reverb 1 Adjust the Reverb Send control on the required channels within Channel Setup menu 2 Go to the Reverb Mastering menu and select your effect type Both Room and Hall reverb effects are available 3 Select the on screen REVERB ON OFF button and use the ENTER button to turn the effect on and off Mastering The mastering features allows the u...

Page 20: ...ng Button Channel to Channel Source Selection Available Selections Digital HDMI In 1 to 4 SDI IN 3 4 DSK The contents of this channel will be displayed when DSK is activated Disable X The cross point button is not assigned No function Channel Setup 1 Navigate to I O Setup Channel Setup using the joystick Push the ENTER button to confirm 2 Use the joystick control to select a channel for configurat...

Page 21: ... Please note the system will reboot each time a resolution change is executed The default system settings are AUX 1 Resolution 1080 AUX 1 Source PGM AUX 2 Resolution 1080 AUX 2 Source PVW Frame Rate PGM 60P Video System NTSC AUX 1 Output Resolution Selection AUX Source Selection AUX 1 and AUX 2 Output Resolution Selection PAL 1080 720 480 576 AUX 1 and AUX 2 Source Selection PVW PGM CH 1 CH 5 ...

Page 22: ...ystem Select Multiview Selection Frame Rate Selection Selection only applies to PGM PAL valies are displayed in parentheses 60P 50P 30P 25P 30i 25i Video System NTSC common in the United States and Canada PAL common in Europe Asia and Australia Multiview Internal External ...

Page 23: ...an edit the following settings Menu Selection Transition Setup PIP Setup Key Setup DSK Setup Output Fade Setup Transition Setup The AV500HD has 4 wipe pattern buttons used to determine the appearance of the transition between one input source and another Users can manually assign any of the internal wipe patterns to each of these buttons In addition to this users can adjust the transition time in ...

Page 24: ...nds 0 30 frames max frame interval will be limited by output frame rate 30 frames 30 and 60 Hz NTSC 25 frames 25 and 50 Hz PAL Use SEL knob to adjust clockwise CW frame counter clockwise CCW time 4 Define Wipe Pattern Buttons Pull down on the joystick to move cursor to Wipe Pattern Button icon use the joystick to select a Wipe Pattern Buttons When any single Wipe Pattern button is highlighted use ...

Page 25: ...tton The first 4 colors on the key display are default colours while the final color can be designated by the user PIP Setup Menu Width Adjustment PIP Border Color Select Selections Width PIP border width 0 to 2 lines Default 0 no border Use SEL knob to adjust PIP border width Color PIP border color White black red blue or green default white Use the SEL knob to select the PIP border color ...

Page 26: ...se SEL knob to adjust range push ENTER to confirm selection 4 Edge Adjustment Use SEL knob to adjust push ENTER to confirm selection 5 Key Border Width Adjustment Use SEL knob to adjust push ENTER to confirm selection 6 Key Border Color Select Use SEL to select push ENTER to confirm selection Note Key border can only apply to green and blue key filters 7 Key Level Foreground transparency level 10 ...

Page 27: ...ilable image files will be shown in bottom menu and image can be previewed in the lower left window Use the select knob to scroll through the file list and use ENTER to confirm selection DSK Setup DSK channel is fixed to Cross Point Channel 5 In Ext Key mode it is the Key Fill and can not be assigned to other Cross Point Channels DSK menu will also pop up when DSK SEL button is enabled Press ENTER...

Page 28: ...t 0 joining edge sharpness 6 EXT KEY When enabled the EXT KEY button will become solid EXT KEY will share the same settings with SOURCE and same input selection DSK and EXT KEY cannot be the same source 7 DSK Level Use the top panel DSK level knob to adjust the transparency level DSK transparency level 10 100 100 solid NOTE When using EXT KEY the background file must be stored in the INT Internal ...

Page 29: ... the type of fade out screen of the output Lower left corner displays the current output fade image use SEL to make selection and adjustment Output Fade Format Select 1 Format Solid Screen Solid Screen Built in patterns Int Internal storage loading SD Files from SD card Freeze Press to capture current PGM frame ...

Page 30: ...djustment 2 Solid Screen Color Black white red green and blue 3 SD jpg and bmp files located in SD card can be used The selection method is same as DSK 4 Internal Storage Captured image From Freeze function stored in internal storage can be used The selection method is same as DSK 5 Fade Time Default 0 5 sec Manually adjust between 0 1 5 sec ...

Page 31: ... for file storage and video streaming 1 Internal Storage 300 GB available INT is the root directory for internal storage Press ENTER to enter file management move the joystickleftorrighttomovethroughpages whenavailable Use the SEL knob to browse through file selection Press ENTER to Text Open file functions bottom menu options open File Management Functions Move the joystick left or right to selec...

Page 32: ...uring streaming and recording PGM content is HDCP encrypted and SDI output is disabled NOTE 2 When HDCP is already enabled and users attempt to connect other HDCP devices to an HDMI input that was previously unoccupied please turn the HDCP function off and then on again to decode the signal Otherwise it will not be able to be displayed in the multiview screen Users must do this for all HDCP device...

Page 33: ...racters and symbols at the top of the menu to enter URL and Stream Key details Your FMS URL will be formatted like so rtmp localhost live 2 If you have problems entering your Stream Key select Show Stream Key to make this a bit easier 3 We recommend opening port 1935 on your router default for Real Time Message Protocol the rtmp mentioned above NOTE When Livestreaming connect the Live Stream Ether...

Page 34: ... cap A to Z space and number 0 to 9 Memory Current memory location Transition type PIP status KEY status SD Card status HDCP status Current IP address Firmware Version System Status Screen Editing Channel Label System Status The System Status menu gives a you glance of the entire system setup of your AV500HD This is a where you ll have a complete system setup information right on the screen and go...

Page 35: ...ecall Recall Selection All Reset all data to original factory default Preset Reset preset memory only Key Reset current Key Setup Menu only DSK Reset current DSK Setup Menu only Channel Setup Reset current Channel Setup Menu only Audio Output Setup Reset current Audio Setup Menu back to default values Video Output Setup Reset current Video Output Setup Menu back to default values Menu only PIP Res...

Page 36: ...saved while performing FW upgrade OFF All data will be erased while performing FW upgrade Firmware Upgrade Place FW data in the SD card If FW data exists in the SD card it will be displayed Use SEL knob to select the FW from the list Press ENTER to confirm selected FW data Continue prompt screen will pop up Move the joystick left and right to select between Yes and No Press ENTER again to proceed ...

Page 37: ...t to note that any buttons not present on the AV500HD will not function on through the software either For example the PGM and PGT sections only feature 5 buttons a piece meaning 6 to 10 within the software are essentially non functional The same is true for the wipe pattern buttons that aren t present on the AV500HD The software can also be connected by using the COM port on the rear of the AV500...

Page 38: ...erver x1 REMOTE CONTROL 1 COM DB 9 RS232 For remote control program access x1 EXTERNAL STORAGE 1 SD Card Standard SDHC slot For still image input and firmware upgrade x1 TALLY LIGHT 1 Tally 1 DA 15 CH1 to 5 PVW PGM Tally Out 35VDC Max x1 FEATURES 1 Input Channels Cross point channels for AV IN Multi Zoom and DSK x5 2 Configuration Memory Custom setup configuration settings x4 3 Wipe Pattern 5 prog...

Page 39: ...Solo CH5 6 11 12 Level PEQ Mute Main Delay Main Level Mono Reverb Send Reverb Level AUX Send AUX Delay Solo 2 Level Control 100mm fader 3 Level Meter 2 x 6 segment Electrical 1 Audio Format SDI Linear PCM 24bit 48kHz 2ch SMPTE 299M SMPTE 272M C HDMI Linear PCM 24bit 48kHz 2ch USB AUDIO Linear PCM 16bit 48kHz 2ch 2 Crosstalk 1KHz 0 dBu 20Hz to 20KHz bandwidth channel in to main L R outputs Channel ...

Page 40: ...0 to 9 nn nn max frame sec Time 1 00 Frame 030 Time Frame 1 00 II Wipe Pattern 1 Position Button 1 to 4 4 III PIP 1 Size Position Last adjusted PIP size and position Button 1 size and position IV Input Scale A Input Channel 1 CH1 None Scaled Data None 2 CH2 None Scaled Data None 3 CH3 None Scaled Data None 4 CH4 None Scaled Data None V Output Scale 1 PGM None Scaled Data None ...

Page 41: ...2 2 Frame Rate P30 and P60 P30 Audio Source Default USB and Analog Default Audio Delay 0 00 to 9 99 seconds 0 00 3 3 Frame Rate P30 and P60 P30 Audio Source Default USB and Analog Default Audio Delay 0 00 to 9 99 seconds 0 00 4 4 Frame Rate P30 and P60 P30 Audio Source Default USB and Analog Default Audio Delay 0 00 to 9 99 seconds 0 00 C OUTPUT Setup 1 PGM Resolution PAL 1080 720 480 576 1080 2 A...

Page 42: ...ed Blue and Green Red C Key Setup 1 Filter Green Blue Black White and Custom Green 2 Filter Range 0 to100 25 3 Edge Sharpness 0 to 100 0 4 Width 0 to 2 0 5 Color White Black Red Blue and Green White D DSK Setup 1 Source Int SD CH1 8 and Ext Key Int 2 Int file Selected file WELCOME image file 3 SD file Selected file Blank 4 Filter Black and White Black 5 Edge 0 to 100 0 6 Ext Key Int SD and X Off O...

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