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4. Menu Orientation

Source Adjustment Menus

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Source Adjustment Menu Trees

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Source Adjustment Menu Description

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Source Adjustment Menu Functions

Summary of Contents for ScreenPRO-II

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Page 6: ...ler User s Guide e The table below lists the changes to the ScreenPRO II Controller User s Guide Table 0 1 Change History Rev Date ECO Description Approved By A 8 3 06 1666 ScreenPRO II Controller Use...

Page 7: ...stination Dual Aux System 26 Effect Combinations 27 Mixer Effect 1 27 Mixer Effect 2 27 Mixer Effect 3 28 Mixer Effect 4 28 Mixer Effect 5 28 Mixer Effect 6 29 Application Questions 30 O e l K K K K K...

Page 8: ...Auxiliary Destination Chart 65 Blank Connection Charts 66 External Routing Analog Router I O Chart 66 External Routing Digital Router I O Chart 67 Internal Routing Analog Input Chart 68 Internal Rout...

Page 9: ...ellaneous Menu 133 Miscellaneous Menu Tree 133 Miscellaneous Menu Description 134 Miscellaneous Sub Menus 135 Console Port Setup Menu 135 Lockout Code Menu 136 EDID DVI Input Format Menu 137 Keypad Ba...

Page 10: ...SK Luma Key Functions 178 DSK Color Key Functions 179 DSK Input Setup Menu 180 LOGO Menu 182 R p p K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K KNUP In This Chapter 183...

Page 11: ...es 221 Understanding Input File Mapping 221 Working with Destinations 222 Activating Destinations 222 Clearing Destinations 223 Routing Sources to Destinations 223 Working with Layers 226 Switching So...

Page 12: ...yer 247 Saving Still Frames in Permanent Memory 248 Naming a Saved Still Frame 249 Using the DSK 250 Using the LOGO 251 Locking and Unlocking the Controller 252 Working with Tallies 253 Using Backup a...

Page 13: ...K K K K KOSV In This Appendix 269 Software Upgrade Overview 270 Hardware Requirements 270 Software Requirements 270 Downloading Software 271 Via FTP Site 271 Via Web Site 271 Serial Upgrade Method 272...

Page 14: ...14 ScreenPRO II Controller User s Guide Table of Contents...

Page 15: ...eenPRO II Controller User s Guide Areas to be covered are Chapter Structure How to Use This Guide Conventions Terms and Definitions System Overview Application Questions Note Once you have reviewed al...

Page 16: ...entation on page 85 explains the system s configuration setup and adjustment menus and provides basic menu navigation procedures Chapter 5 System Setup on page 183 outlines procedures for setting up a...

Page 17: ...Find tool and Search Index tool to perform comprehensive searches as required q f Use the Table of Contents bookmarks to navigate a desired topic Click any item to instantly jump to that section of th...

Page 18: ...or an operation or function the plus sign is used between the buttons This procedure requires that you hold down the first button then press the second S Example Press Learn 2 to store the ScreenPRO I...

Page 19: ...t you can capture with each individual ScreenPRO II unit A maximum of 12 still frames can therefore be controlled from the ScreenPRO II Controller A Mixer is the electronic circuitry that enables you...

Page 20: ...In external routing mode support for 16 inputs in any combination of analog and digital Optional Tally board provides eight programmable tallies which can be assigned to any input source The board als...

Page 21: ...convenient preset recall t i Just like the individual ScreenPRO II units the ScreenPRO II Controller is a five layer system as illustrated below Figure 1 1 ScreenPRO II Controller Layers A layer is de...

Page 22: ...sizing adjustable aspect ratio borders drop shadows and soft edges A Key layer also appears over backgrounds and under the DSK and LOGO Key effects include luminance keys split keys key alpha and fill...

Page 23: ...units and two single screen projectors destinations Within this system Ethernet is used for communications between components and all ScreenPRO II inputs are received via routers or direct connection...

Page 24: ...comprised of the ScreenPRO II Controller four individual ScreenPRO II units and four single screen projectors Figure 1 4 ScreenPRO II Controller system with four destinations Ethernet ScreenPRO II Scr...

Page 25: ...with one widescreen destination The BlendPRO II accepts up to four inputs thus widescreen systems can be configured with dual as shown above triple or quadruple screen blends Ethernet ScreenPRO II Scr...

Page 26: ...PresentationPRO Aux destination takes its input s from multiple routers and sources in multiple formats When connected to a single monitor or projector a scaled signal is provided in one format Figure...

Page 27: ...ller enables you to control two backgrounds two scalable layers in the mixer plus an unscaled DSK and a full screen unscaled LOGO The LOGO DSK and backgrounds are always unscaled j b N This effect inc...

Page 28: ...is similar to effect 3 but because the DSK is not in use the background can transition between sources A and B You can also independently fade cut size and position both the PIP and the key Figure 1...

Page 29: ...e 29 NK f System Overview j b S This transition is similar to effect 5 but because the DSK is not in use the background can transition You can also independently fade the two PIPs Figure 1 12 Effect 6...

Page 30: ...technical problems If you have application questions require further information or would like to discuss your application requirements in more detail please call 916 859 2500 Our Customer Support Eng...

Page 31: ...wing topics are discussed ScreenPRO II Controller Rear Panel ScreenPRO II Controller Front Panel Use of Color Front Panel Sections Note For complete details on BlendPRO II s hardware refer to the Blen...

Page 32: ...circuits are provided In Appendix A refer to the Tally Connector section on page 262 for pinout details 3 Memory Card Slot One Memory Card Slot is provided for a customer supplied Flash Memory Card wh...

Page 33: ...O II Controller When optionally connecting the Controller to peripheral devices such as BlendPRO II a standard Ethernet hub or switch on an isolated network is recommended The Ethernet port is 10 100...

Page 34: ...s are available Refer to the Presets Section heading on page 39 for details Program SOURCE SELECTION ScreenPRO II Controller INPUT OUTPUT SYSTEM EFFECTS STATUS DISPLAY FRAME GRAB REMOTE CONTROL 1 9 2...

Page 35: ...ipt light 7 Source Selection Bus The Source Selection Bus allows you to choose the sources that are routed into PIPs and keys Buttons are provided for up to 16 analog sources and up to two HD SDI SD S...

Page 36: ...IPs and keys to the active layer setting up moves freezing the active layer and swapping layer priority Orange buttons are used to control pages of presets and for special MOVE and MOVE SETUP function...

Page 37: ...This section provides detailed descriptions and illustrations of each front panel section The following topics are discussed Touch Screen Menu Section Presets Section Destination Aux Bus Joystick Sect...

Page 38: ...ired button on the Touch Screen itself for example the BORDR or SHDOW buttons to access the menu as indicated Press a Softkey that is directly adjacent to a button label Use the top NAV knob to move t...

Page 39: ...rent state of all mixers layers sources and the DSK The Controller provides buttons for 36 Presets 6 pages of 6 presets each Following are descriptions of each button s function Preset Buttons press t...

Page 40: ...figure below illustrates the Destination Aux Bus Figure 2 4 Destination Aux Bus Each numbered button on the Destination Bus represents a location to which you can route some form of controller or rou...

Page 41: ...o a single monitor or projector a scaled signal is provided in one format In Chapter 5 refer to the Standard Destination Setup section on page 192 for details on all destination setup procedures Follo...

Page 42: ...ure on Preview When none of the six function buttons are lit the 3 axis Joystick has the following functions X Axis Control Move the Joystick left and right to move the PIP or Key left and right respe...

Page 43: ...ction on page 164 for additional details Reset the Reset button is a momentary function Press to reset the current effect e g PIP Key crop etc to a nominal default value Think of this function as bein...

Page 44: ...ource Buttons press to assign the source analog or digital to the blinking mixer button in the Layer Control Section The following rules apply When the source button is lit and blinking the source is...

Page 45: ...d LEDs can be lit simultaneously but only one Red LED can be blinking indicating a Mix Mode association between a source and a layer Source buttons cannot be selected if they have not been assigned du...

Page 46: ...ill the output screen vertically If borders are ON they will be taken into account so that they are visible In Chapter 6 refer to the Using Full Screen section on page 235 for instructions Clone for w...

Page 47: ...ion Mix Source and Swap modes are mutually exclusive In Chapter 6 refer to the Understanding Split and Mix Modes section on page 228 for instructions Swap in Mix Mode with the Split button off press S...

Page 48: ...backgrounds layers DSK and LOGO can be selected on Preview for transition to or from Program Following are descriptions of each button s function Background Buttons press to select an unscaled backgr...

Page 49: ...or transition to or from Program The button lights when selected Please note When the Red LED above the button is lit the DSK is on Program The DSK and BG B are mutually exclusive LOGO press to select...

Page 50: ...h are now joined together Any manipulation that you perform to the master layer is also performed to the joined layer Both can be sized positioned moved and manipulated as if they are one To un join t...

Page 51: ...w transitions to Program using the selected transition type MIX or WIPE For additional information on transitions and the Effects Menu In Chapter 4 refer to the Effects Menu section on page 146 for me...

Page 52: ...52 ScreenPRO II Controller User s Guide 2 Hardware Orientation Front Panel Sections...

Page 53: ...ics are discussed Safety Precautions Unpacking and Inspection Site Preparation Controller Installation Cable Adapter and Accessory Information Connection Charts System Installation BlendPRO II Widescr...

Page 54: ...nd any shortages contact your sales representative Once you have removed all the components from their packaging and checked that all the listed components are present visually inspect the system to e...

Page 55: ...Cables Adapters and Accessories Item Description Note Accessories Gooseneck Lamp Connects to the XLR connector on the Controller panel 1 Lamp Supplied Power Connections AC Power Cord AC Power 7 foot 1...

Page 56: ...ed a ScreenPRO II to use internal routing both the white buttons analog sources and the yellow buttons HD SDI SD SDI sources are active on the Source Selection Bus You can assign a maximum of 16 analo...

Page 57: ...Be sure to check 3 whether or not the digital input is a direct connection or from a DA output DVI Connection Chart For all system configurations complete the DVI Connection Chart to map your Backgro...

Page 58: ...1 Sample System with External Routing The following sample charts are provided External Routing Sample Analog Router I O Chart External Routing Sample Digital Router I O Chart Widescreen Sample DVI Co...

Page 59: ...Controller Input Router Input Output Connects to DVD A 7 1 ScreenPRO II 1 Input 1 Analog DVD B 8 2 ScreenPRO II 1 Input 2 Analog LOGO 9 3 ScreenPRO II 2 Input 1 Analog PowerPoint 10 4 ScreenPRO II 2...

Page 60: ...dPRO II if required and the routing of your additional program and preview outputs Table 3 4 Sample DVI Connection Chart Background DVI Routing Source Multi Head Graphics Card Out DA or Splitter Conne...

Page 61: ...ry destination Table 3 6 Sample Aux Destination Connection Chart Aux Destinations Dest Device Inputs from Screen Device Notes 1 PresentationPRO II Analog Router Out 5 Downstage monitor LC47 Digital Ro...

Page 62: ...following sample charts are provided Internal Routing Sample Analog Input Chart Internal Routing Sample Digital Input Chart Single Screens Sample DVI Connection Chart Single Screens Sample Standard D...

Page 63: ...ide identical inputs to each ScreenPRO II or target device Table 3 7 Sample Analog Input Chart Direct or DA Connections Analog Inputs Source Name Direct DA DA Output Target Input Camera 3 1 Presentati...

Page 64: ...am and preview outputs Table 3 9 Sample DVI Connection Chart Background DVI Routing Source Multi Head Graphics Card Out DA or Splitter Connects to Note Computer 1 1 3 ScreenPRO II 1 BG DSK In A Single...

Page 65: ...ary destinations Use the following chart to map the distribution of each auxiliary destination Table 3 11 Sample Aux Destination Connection Chart Aux Destinations Dest Device Inputs from Screen Device...

Page 66: ...tination Chart Auxiliary Destination Chart b o o fLl If you are using external routing complete the following Analog Router I O Chart to map your analog input and output connections The chart can also...

Page 67: ...r digital input and output connections The chart can also be used to specify digital router outputs that connect to Aux destinations Refer to the External Routing Sample Digital Router I O Chart secti...

Page 68: ...DA The chart can also be used to specify other analog destinations such as Aux device inputs Please copy the chart as required for additional inputs Refer to the Internal Routing Sample Analog Input...

Page 69: ...The chart can also be used to specify other digital destinations such as Aux device inputs Please copy the chart as required for additional inputs Refer to the Internal Routing Sample Digital Input C...

Page 70: ...ngle screen backgrounds are typically distributed from one computer through a DA or signal splitter Use the following chart to map your Background and DSK DVI connections Refer to the Widescreen Sampl...

Page 71: ...tandard Destination Chart section on page 60 for a sample chart Table 3 17 Standard Destination Connection Chart Standard Destinations Output Dest Screen BlendPRO II Channel Notes ScreenPRO II 1 Pgm D...

Page 72: ...a The ScreenPRO II Controller enables you to configure up to four auxiliary destinations Use the following chart to map the distribution of each auxiliary destination Table 3 18 Aux Destination Conne...

Page 73: ...follow the rack mount procedures as outlined in each individual User s Guide Table 3 19 Equipment List ScreenPRO II Controller System Qty Item Note 1 ScreenPRO II Controller chassis Required 1 4 Scree...

Page 74: ...df Each Lantronix UDS200 can control two serial routers Using RS 232 cables connect each router to the UDS200 Set up a static IP address on the Lantronix device itself The recommended range is 192 168...

Page 75: ...o an auxiliary or spare program monitor 10 BlendPRO II Input Output Connections for widescreen applications BlendPRO II requires the following connections a Connect the Digital Program Output on each...

Page 76: ...e Remote Control Menu by pressing REMOTE CONTROL on the Home Menu This menu enables you to set the ID of the ScreenPRO II chassis b Set the ScreenPRO II chassis ID to a unique value that is not used b...

Page 77: ...en Lock and Genlock signals 1 External Genlock connections to BlendPRO II are optional a If desired particularly if you will be using synchronous cameras use a BNC cable to connect a PAL or NTSC black...

Page 78: ...ctor on the ScreenPRO II with the next highest numbered ID d If your system includes four ScreenPRO IIs Connect the third ScreenPRO II s GENLOCK LOOP connector to the GENLOCK IN connector on the Scree...

Page 79: ...s image requires careful attention to detail High quality results depend upon a system level approach that integrates content creation video processing projector setup and system adjustments as descri...

Page 80: ...920x1080 pixels Figure 3 5 HD Source Material Formatting Use Of Multi Head Graphics Boards Standard multi head graphics boards can be used to directly generate image data to drive multiple screens In...

Page 81: ...ge blended displays Image Overlap and Edge Feathering Image Overlap Source images consist of a single HD image that has been split into multiple channels or a series of images from a multi head graphi...

Page 82: ...unction m p p Accurate projector setup is essential for creating seamless images Please note the following important guidelines The projectors must be precisely aligned to overlap the adjacent blendin...

Page 83: ...ustification means that the projected image is properly centered within the available number of pixels and that unused source material is removed from the far left and far right of the image A two pro...

Page 84: ...84 ScreenPRO II Controller User s Guide 3 Hardware Installation Overview of Edge Blending Technology...

Page 85: ...ome Menu Input Menu Output Menu System Menu Miscellaneous Menu Frame Grab Menu Effects Menu Status Menu PIP Adjustment Menu Key Menu Clone Setup Menu Crop Menu Source Adjustment Menus Background Input...

Page 86: ...ter a value e g Contrast 100 one or more of the destinations is not set to 100 All Adjustments For widescreen destinations if a parameter is adjusted on a menu displaying an All ID condition all value...

Page 87: ...s the Output Menu Refer to the Output Menu section on page 100 for details Press SYSTEM to access the System Menu Refer to the System Menu section on page 108 for details Press MISC to access the Misc...

Page 88: ...e Color Space Sampling Mode Contrast Brightness Gamma Input Sync Type Pulldown Compensation Sync Slice Sharpness HOME CFG File Number File Name Delete Applies SAVE DELETE AR Aspect Ratio Menu Mode Rat...

Page 89: ...The currently selected input appears in the menu s upper right corner The menu tracks the selected input thus if you switch inputs on the Source Selection Bus the menu is immediately re assigned to t...

Page 90: ...Displays the resolution that is automatically determined by the FORCE ACQUIRE function Enables you to set the resolution of the incoming source if desired Once the format is selected manually press A...

Page 91: ...he source Adjustment range 1 0 to 3 0 Input Sync Type sets the type of sync used by the selected source Choices include H V CSync composite sync SOG sync on green Auto Pulldown Compensation On Off Thi...

Page 92: ...263 for details on all available resolutions Press SIZING to display the Sizing Menu Refer to the Sizing Menu section on page 95 for details Press COLOR BALANCE to display the Color Balance Menu Refer...

Page 93: ...file number defaults to the input number and cannot be changed File Name sets the alphanumeric file name In the current version the file name automatically defaults to the input name and cannot be ch...

Page 94: ...t Ratio Menu enables you to change the input s aspect ratio to pre defined configurations or enter a custom configuration if desired Mode select 16 9 5 4 4 3 3 2 1 1 or Custom aspect ratios Ratio when...

Page 95: ...ollowing timing parameters allow you to adjust the image to properly fit the layer s blinking raster box ID indicates the ID of the associated ScreenPRO II If All is shown in a widescreen configuratio...

Page 96: ...l fixed value which cannot be adjusted V Active sets the number of vertical lines in the image V Position sets the start of the active area s vertical offset from V sync Press SAVE to save the selecte...

Page 97: ...resents that ScreenPRO II alone and adjustments will only affect that unit Layer for widescreen destinations indicates the layer on which you are adjusting the selected input Select and adjust Right E...

Page 98: ...4 8 Color Balance Menu sample for Composite S Video or YPbPr sources Figure 4 9 Color Balance Menu sample for RGB sources Note If you switch to another input and there is no valid input video the sett...

Page 99: ...nts Adjustment range 25 to 25 Adjust Red Contrast and Brightness as required Adjust Green Contrast and Brightness as required Adjust Blue Contrast and Brightness as required When Composite S Video or...

Page 100: ...nus are discussed in the following sections HOME MENU OUTPUT Genlock Menu OUTPUT MENU Destination Format HOME GLCK Source Type Termination APPLY FORMAT Settings Menu Output Monitor Sync Out SETTINGS T...

Page 101: ...T on the Home Menu The menu cannot be accessed unless a destination is selected The currently selected destination is shown in the menu s upper right corner The menu tracks the destination thus if you...

Page 102: ...te Press GLCK to display the Genlock Menu Refer to the Genlock Menu section on page 103 for details Press APPLY FORMAT to accept a selected output format In Appendix A refer to the ScreenPRO II Input...

Page 103: ...n Chapter 3 refer to the BlendPRO II Widescreen Lock Connections section on page 77 for details The following functions are provided Source applies to all types of destinations This function sets the...

Page 104: ...s affect all program and preview monitors projectors Preview adjustments affect preview monitors only SPII Program adjustments affect only the monitors projectors connected to ScreenPRO II program out...

Page 105: ...ram adjustments affect only the monitors projectors connected to BlendPRO II program outputs With this selection test patterns will not be data doubled and edge feathered Mode enables you to turn test...

Page 106: ...ed on the Wide Screen Settings Menu Total Projectors indicates the total number of ScreenPRO II systems that have been assigned to the wide screen destination This field is for information only as der...

Page 107: ...your backgrounds were produced using pre data doubling e g such as from a Dataton system Marker Mode enables and disables the system s wide screen markers to show the boundaries of active data In Cha...

Page 108: ...D CODE FORCE DOWNLOAD TALLY Diagnostic START LED TEST Diagnostic ROTARY ENCODER Diagnostic TBAR JOYSTICK KEY DETECT Diagnostic Diagnostic REMOVE Input Source Patch Menu Source Number Connection Type S...

Page 109: ...onfigured Refer to the Input Source Patch Menu section on page 125 for details on assigning tallies to sources In Chapter 6 refer to the Working with Tallies section on page 253 for tally operating in...

Page 110: ...n page 125 for details Press ROUTER SETUP to display the Router Specification Menu Refer to the Router Specification Menu section on page 127 for details p p j The following sub menus can be accessed...

Page 111: ...fic subset that you wish to reset Choose between All Detected SPs or Active Dests Reset Type selects the type of reset that you wish to perform Choose between SOFT or FACTORY Note that selecting SOFT...

Page 112: ...hat of the Controller If all software versions match the Controller s version the display indicates All Software version s match If a mismatch is present the display indicates Software version mismatc...

Page 113: ...ly start a test of all eight tally relays This procedure takes several seconds to complete Press EXIT when complete Press START LED TEST to begin testing all ScreenPRO II Controller LEDs This procedur...

Page 114: ...to display the Rotary Encoder Menu Figure 4 21 Rotary Encoder Menu sample The Rotary Encoder Menu enables you to test the functionality of each rotary encoder displaying both relative and absolute cou...

Page 115: ...the TBar Joystick Menu Figure 4 22 TBar Joystick Menu sample The TBar Joystick Menu enables you to test the functionality of the TBar and Joystick The TBAR range is 0 to 100 The Joystick range is 100...

Page 116: ...Detect Menu Figure 4 23 Key Detect Menu sample The Key Detect Menu shows you the key that is pressed its status pressed or released its scan code and its location in the row and column matrix Press EX...

Page 117: ...tinations Displays Single Screen SP if one ScreenPRO II has been added to the destination s configuration Displays Widescreen SP if two three or four ScreenPRO IIs have been added to the destination s...

Page 118: ...s At the bottom of the menu the Status section dynamically lists the ScreenPRO II IDs assigned to the current destination Press ADD to add the selected ScreenPRO II on the SP to Add line to the curren...

Page 119: ...as noted in the menu to change the physical position of the termination switch es as instructed For information on the termination switch in Chapter 3 refer to the ScreenPRO II Genlock Termination sec...

Page 120: ...tination is single format e g an analog monitor can only accept signals from an analog router An ImagePRO Aux destination is an external ImagePRO a multi format processor with three inputs one analog...

Page 121: ...ion sample The following functions are provided Top Line displays the selected Aux destination number Source Mapping two selections are available Input Patch maps Aux sources according to how your inp...

Page 122: ...utput is connected In the SDI section SDI Router Name selects the router from which SDI sources will be routed to the ImagePRO or PrePRO II SDI Router Output selects the specific router output designa...

Page 123: ...I Controller via Ethernet ImagePRO and PrePRO II output setups must be performed locally on the units themselves Only one router of each type Analog DVI and SDI can be connected to an ImagePRO unit On...

Page 124: ...lowing information is provided Network DHCP this non selectable field confirms that the Controller is a DHCP server by showing the SERVER label Ctrlr IP this non selectable field shows the Controller...

Page 125: ...onnection Type determines how the selected source is connected From a router choose between up to eight MATRIXPRO routers or a third party router e g SIERRA LEITCH etc as selected on the Router Specif...

Page 126: ...ATCH to confirm any change that you make on the menu As you dial through the choices the SP Input is mapped to lines will show if the current choice is already in use If the patch already exists and y...

Page 127: ...router manufacturer Choose between FOLSOM EXTRON SIERRA LEITCH ISIS DVILINK and DPI Refer to the Router Interface Notes section on page 128 for additional details about third party manufacturers Rout...

Page 128: ...the router s IP address and keep the port number set to 23 Press TEST COMM to establish communications Due to the Extron protocol the router s matrix size will not be read by the Controller but will i...

Page 129: ...number IP Address sets the router s IP address IP Port Number sets the router s IP port number if applicable Press NEXT IP QUAD to advance to the next 3 digit set of numbers in the address Use the ADJ...

Page 130: ...baud rate 9600 14400 19200 28800 38400 57600 115200 Data Bits this value is fixed at 8 Parity this value is fixed at None Stop Bits this value is fixed at 1 Press TEST COMM to test communications wit...

Page 131: ...2 that you wish to set up Each Lantronix can control two serial routers Baud Rate sets the selected channel s baud rate Data Bits sets the selected channel s data bits Stop Bit sets the selected chann...

Page 132: ...32 SP Input selects the physical ScreenPRO II input to which the router s output is patched Mixer Layer this line displays N A as it does not apply to ScreenPRO II Press ADD PATCH to confirm any chang...

Page 133: ...s HOME MENU MISC Console Port Setup Menu MISCELLANEOUS MENU HOME CONSL Baud Rate Data Bits Parity LOCK EDID DVI Input Format Menu Destination EDID LIGHT ADJUST USER PREF User Preference Menu Black Inv...

Page 134: ...tion on page 136 for details Press EDID to access the EDID DVI Input Format Menu Refer to the EDID DVI Input Format Menu section on page 137 for details Press LIGHT ADJUST to access the Keypad Backlig...

Page 135: ...CONSL to display the Console Port Setup Menu Figure 4 37 Console Port Setup Menu sample This menu enables you to verify or change ScreenPRO II Controller s serial port communication settings for the...

Page 136: ...functions are provided The Lockout Code field defines which code is currently enabled Select Default to enable the system s default lockout code 1111 Select Custom to enable a custom lockout code as...

Page 137: ...system s EDID file is stored in non volatile memory This file is read by an external computer s DVI graphic card when the computer s DVI output is connected to ScreenPRO II via the DVI I connector dur...

Page 138: ...and then ensure that the computer s format is set to match A ScreenPRO II s EDID prom is not reset to any default during a factory reset To change the EDID you must use the EDID DVI Input Format Menu...

Page 139: ...g functions are provided Rotate the BRITE knob to adjust touch screen brightness Rotate the CONTRAST knob to adjust touch screen contrast Press RESET to return settings to the factory default values P...

Page 140: ...Video selects the method by which the scaler loading procedure is shown on Preview when the user changes inputs ON shows black when scalers are loaded In addition Black is shown when a background chan...

Page 141: ...stem or Presets SP to Restore Selects the device s that you wish to restore Choose between All devices or the ID of a specific ScreenPRO II e g 1 2 3 Press BACKUP to perform a backup operation to the...

Page 142: ...nu Description c d j q The figure below illustrates the Frame Grab Menu Tree Figure 4 45 Frame Grab Menu Tree All functions and menus are discussed in the following sections HOME MENU FRAME GRAB Frame...

Page 143: ...ividual destination s three frame stores in the normal manner Regarding captures All captures of the background BG A or BG B must occur on Preview the desired full screen source to capture must be vis...

Page 144: ...ars the permanent file has been read into temp memory for use on air Format displays the resolution of the captured frame Press NAME to display the Frame Grab Name Menu Refer to the Frame Grab Name Me...

Page 145: ...e Current Name displays the name of the saved frame New Name enables you to enter a new name with the PS 2 keyboard Once entered the name is attached to the file that already resides in permanent flas...

Page 146: ...ransition Wipe sets the transition type when the WIPE button is selected Choose between Wipe Right Wipe Left Wipe Down Wipe Up Curtain Open Curtain Close Box In and Box Out Transition Edge Width When...

Page 147: ...tware version SCREENPRO II lists the number of ScreenPRO II units detected PREPRO II lists the number of PresentationPRO II units detected IMAGEPRO lists the number of ImagePRO units detected ROUTERS...

Page 148: ...tree Figure 4 50 PIP Adjustment Menu Tree All functions and sub menus are discussed in the following sections Border Menu PIP ADJUSTMENT MENU H Size V Size HOME BORDR Mode Style Color Red SHDOW Image...

Page 149: ...ertical resolution The numeric value is the PIP s height in pixels To adjust use the ADJ knob or the Joystick s Z Axis knob H Position indicates the PIP s position relative to the horizontal center of...

Page 150: ...the Joystick s Z Axis knob or the ADJ rotary knob is used to change size Uncheck the TRACK SIZE check box to adjust H Size or V Size individually without affecting the other parameter In this way you...

Page 151: ...the border size either as a percentage of the PIP size or in pixels Size adjust s the border size using the method selected on the Size Specified In line Note that if of PIP is selected and you switc...

Page 152: ...P image The value represents a percentage of the PIP s size V Pos adjusts the shadow s vertical position as an offset from the base PIP image The value represents a percentage of the PIP s size Transp...

Page 153: ...e saturation Adjustment range is 0 to 100 Invert inverts all image colors Hue adjusts the image s hue by rotating color vectors throughout the 360 degree color spectrum Green Red Hue 100 100 0 N A V A...

Page 154: ...lt values Press PIP to return to the PIP Adjustment Menu Refer to the PIP Adjustment Menu Functions section on page 149 for details Press BORDR to display the Border Menu Refer to the Border Menu sect...

Page 155: ...pe Cut Fill Invert Mode HOME SIZE POS MATTE Image Effects Menu Monochrome EFX Matte Menu Red Green Blue STATS LAYER A LAYER B KEY Clip Gain Opacity Track RGB 3 KEY EFX Red Green Blue Invert Hue Strobe...

Page 156: ...tion Section h j c The available Key Menu functions change depending upon the type of key selected Key Type enables you to choose the type of key Choose between Luma or Color when the Mix Mode is enab...

Page 157: ...from a character generator or logo Matte fills the hole with a color which can then be adjusted with the Matte Menu Press STATS to display the Status Menu Refer to the Status Menu section on page 147...

Page 158: ...rs on Preview Use the Joystick to move the crosshair around the Preview monitor as desired Press GRAB COLOR to select the color directly underneath the crosshair These values are immediately mapped in...

Page 159: ...ction on page 156 for details Press EFX to display the Image Effects Menu Refer to the Image Effects Menu section on page 153 for details Check TRACK RGB to lock RGB values together and adjust them al...

Page 160: ...Key s position relative to the horizontal center of the screen 00 as measured from the exact center of the Key Thus the value 160 is 160 pixels to the left of center To adjust use the ADJ knob or move...

Page 161: ...ent Menu the TRACK SIZE check box has the following functions Check the TRACK SIZE check box to lock H Size and V Size together Regardless of the Key s current aspect ratio its size will adjust propor...

Page 162: ...he overall widescreen Both PIPs and Keys can be cloned You can perform a Move in conjunction with a cloned layer The following functions are provided Destination displays the currently selected destin...

Page 163: ...the middle of the widescreen overlap region For example if you adjust H Position both images move towards and away from the center of the widescreen Figure 4 61 Clone Mirror Mode Offset if Offset is s...

Page 164: ...ions are provided H Size adjusts the PIP or Key s horizontal size The indicates size as a percentage of the screen s horizontal resolution The value is the width in pixels V Size adjusts the PIP or Ke...

Page 165: ...oller User s Guide 165 4 Menu Orientation Source Adjustment Menus p j The following topics are discussed in this section Source Adjustment Menu Trees Source Adjustment Menu Description Source Adjustme...

Page 166: ...d sub menus are discussed in the following sections INPUT SOURCE ADJUSTMENT MENU PIP HOME Source H Size V Size H Position V Position Move Rate Key Frame Effect Track Size 3 Border Menu BORDR SHDOW Ima...

Page 167: ...of the available branches The figure below illustrates a sample Input Source Adjustment Menu Figure 4 64 Input Source Adjustment Menu sample The figure below illustrates a sample Key Source Adjustmen...

Page 168: ...s to the right of its default position To adjust use the ADJ knob or move the Joystick left and right V Position indicates the source s vertical position relative to its default vertical position 00 w...

Page 169: ...splay the Key Menu Refer to the Key Menu Description section on page 156 for details Press MATTE to display the Matte Menu Refer to the Matte Menu section on page 159 for details Press EFX to display...

Page 170: ...nus change depending on the selected background type To access the menu Press BG A or BG B in the Controller s Layer Control Section If the selected background is already on Program the BG Input Setup...

Page 171: ...e Background Input Setup Menu Tree Figure 4 66 Background Input Setup Menu Tree All functions and sub menus are discussed in the following sections BG INPUT SETUP MENU Key Type FG HOME BG A BG B SAVE...

Page 172: ...ts the desired background type When MATTE is selected a solid color can be used as the background Refer to the Background Menu Functions Matte Type section on page 173 for menu details When DVI is sel...

Page 173: ...tup Menu Matte Type sample The following functions are provided for a Matte background Press MATTE to display the BG Matte Menu Refer to the BG Matte Menu section on page 174 for details Press SAVE to...

Page 174: ...or BG_B Red adjusts the red component of the background matte color from 0 to 1023 Green adjusts the green component of the background matte from 0 to 1023 Blue adjusts the blue component of the backg...

Page 175: ...s input resolution matches the output resolution or if the output resolution is larger than the input resolution the Crop settings will be bracketed If the input data is smaller than the output resolu...

Page 176: ...G_1 FG_2 or FG_3 is selected as the background type a captured still frame can be used as the background This source type cannot be selected until one or more frames have been captured Press SAVE to s...

Page 177: ...sed in the following sections DSK ADJUSTMENT MENU DSK Key Type Color Key Type Luma Destination ID Red Color Green Color Blue Color Red Threshold Green Threshold Blue Threshold Red Mask Green Mask Blue...

Page 178: ...Luma key is selected Figure 4 73 DSK Adjustment Menu Luma sample The following DSK Adjustment Menu functions are provided when Luma is selected as the DSK type Destination displays the currently sele...

Page 179: ...derived from a specific RGB value including luminance The figure below illustrates a sample DSK Adjustment Menu when Color key is selected Figure 4 74 DSK Adjustment Menu Color sample The following DS...

Page 180: ...e the crosshair around the Preview monitor as desired Press GRAB COLOR to select the color directly under the crosshair These values are immediately mapped into the Red Green and Blue color fields on...

Page 181: ...DVI is selected a digital graphic from a computer or other DVI source can be used as the DSK Source Refer to the Background Menu Functions DVI Type section on page 175 for menu details Note that the...

Page 182: ...er Control Section The following LOGO Menu functions are provided Type enables you to select still frames FG_1 FG_2 FG_3 or Black as the LOGO source Use the Frame Grab Menu to capture frames Refer to...

Page 183: ...tory Default Touch Screen Calibration Programming EDID Restore from Flash Memory Card Standard Destination Setup Router Setup AUX Destination Setup Input Patching Output Format Setup Sync Setup Genloc...

Page 184: ...escreen configuration ensure that all Widescreen Lock connections to from BlendPRO II are properly installed In Chapter 3 refer to the BlendPRO II Widescreen Lock Connections section on page 77 for de...

Page 185: ...andard Destination Setup page 192 8 Router Setup page 193 9 AUX Destination Setup page 195 10 Input Patching page 198 Next set up all menus under the Output heading 11 Output Format Setup page 199 12...

Page 186: ...reenPRO II system press REMOTE CONTROL on the Home Menu to access the Remote Control Menu 2 Scroll to the Unit ID line and select a unique ID for the ScreenPRO II chassis The ID range is 1 to 32 3 Scr...

Page 187: ...ipherals such as monitors and projectors 7 Check the ScreenPRO II Controller s Status Menu and ensure that all devices have been recognized By default this menu should appear at power up If it is not...

Page 188: ...to begin the download process which takes several minutes to complete During the procedure several progress messages will be shown When the entire procedure is complete the Download Code Results Menu...

Page 189: ...System Menu 2 Press RESET to display the System Reset Menu 3 On the Device line and select ALL 4 Scroll to the Reset Type line and select FACTORY 5 Press RESET When the confirmation screen appears pr...

Page 190: ...II are disconnected 4 On the Home Menu press MISC to access the Miscellaneous Menu 5 Press EDID to display the EDID DVI Input Format Menu 6 On the Destination line select the individual destination w...

Page 191: ...roperly inserted in the Controller s MEMORY CARD slot on the rear panel 2 On the Home Menu press MISC to access the Miscellaneous Menu 3 Press BACKUP RESTORE to display the Backup Restore Menu 4 Press...

Page 192: ...bottom portion of the menu Please note For a Single Screen configuration add only one ScreenPRO II Repeat from step 3 to define all remaining single screen destinations For a Wide Screen configuration...

Page 193: ...each router s User s Guide for instructions Please note that MatrixPRO routers default to the following IP addresses MatrixPRO Analog Router 192 168 0 241 MatrixPRO SDI Router 192 168 0 242 4 From the...

Page 194: ...uncertain about the current patch or if you want to remove the current existing patch and start clean press DELETE PATCH c On the Device ID line select the ScreenPRO II ID to which you want to patch...

Page 195: ...tup ImagePRO or PrePRO II Aux Destination Setup a l The ScreenPRO II Controller system provides three types of Aux destinations Aux ImagePRO Aux and PrePRO II Aux Each type of destination can be switc...

Page 196: ...you configured the Aux output s 9 On the Router Output line select the specific router output that you wish to designate as the Aux destination Note that only outputs configured as Aux will appear in...

Page 197: ...the specific router output that you designated as an Aux output c On the ImagePRO Input or PrePRO II Input line select the ImagePRO or PrePRO II input to which the SDI router output is connected 11 In...

Page 198: ...the source button on the Controller that you want to patch 4 On the Connection Type line select the method by which the source is connected Select a router by name e g MatrixPRO or Select an individu...

Page 199: ...for each ScreenPRO II that is used in your ScreenPRO II Controller system Use the following steps to set up the ScreenPRO II output format 1 From the Home Menu press OUTPUT to display the Output Menu...

Page 200: ...V H V H V or CSync 6 On the SOG line select a specific sync on green signal Off Standard or Tri Level for certain HD devices 7 On the Gamma line set the output gamma for the selected destination 8 On...

Page 201: ...s procedure to select the genlock type Use the following steps to set up Genlock 1 From the Home Menu press OUTPUT to display the Output Menu 2 On the Destination Bus select the destination that you w...

Page 202: ...ination 1 From the Home Menu press OUTPUT to display the Output Menu 2 On the Destination Bus select the destination whose projector you want to configure 3 Press TEST PATTERN to display the Test Patt...

Page 203: ...Output Menu 3 On the Destination Bus select your system s wide screen destination 4 Press TEST PATTERN to display the Test Pattern Menu 5 On the Output Monitor line select the output s on which you w...

Page 204: ...Press BACK to return to the Output Menu 21 Press TEST PATTERN to display the Test Pattern Menu 22 On the Type line select one of the many Gray Scale test patterns as desired 23 At each projector adjus...

Page 205: ...is used primarily as the DSK source and secondarily as a background frame grab source 2 On the Destination Bus select the destination whose background sources you want to configure 3 On the ScreenPRO...

Page 206: ...es you will set up the system s inputs and adjust phase and color balance for wide screen configurations only The following procedures are provided Standard Input Setup Widescreen Phase and Color Bala...

Page 207: ...roll to the H Position line and set the start of the active area s horizontal offset from H sync Scroll to the V Active line and set the number of vertical lines in the image Scroll to the V Position...

Page 208: ...ystem configuration in memory 14 If required repeat the entire procedure from step 1 for other destinations Important You do not have to repeat the input setup procedure for your other destinations if...

Page 209: ...or details 2 From the Home Menu press SYSTEM to display the System Menu 3 Turn the Modify Layers on Program function to On 4 On the Destination Bus select your widescreen destination 5 On the ScreenPR...

Page 210: ...program This will ensure that you can make your adjustments with data doubling and edge feathering visible 31 Press HOME INPUT to display the Input Menu for the source 32 Visually find the pair of adj...

Page 211: ...on whose DSK source you want to configure 3 On the ScreenPRO II Controller console press DSK to display the DSK Adjustment Menu 4 Press INPUT SETUP to display the DSK Input Setup Menu 5 To configure a...

Page 212: ...you are familiar with the LOGO Menu In Chapter 4 refer to the LOGO Menu section on page 182 In this procedures you will set up the system s LOGO Remember that the LOGO can be configured as black or as...

Page 213: ...Restore Menu section on page 141 In this procedure you will back up your system configuration to a Flash Memory Card Use the following steps to back up your system 1 Ensure that you have a customer su...

Page 214: ...214 ScreenPRO II Controller User s Guide 5 System Setup Backup to Flash Memory Card...

Page 215: ...s The following topics are discussed Prerequisites Operational Configuration Working with Destinations Working with Layers Working with Layer Functions Using Move Working with Transitions Working with...

Page 216: ...menus In Chapter 4 refer to the following sections for details Refer to the PIP Adjustment Menu section on page 148 for details on all PIP adjustment menu items Refer to the Key Menu section on page 1...

Page 217: ...ended Monitor Layout For optimum viewing and utility place your Preview monitors on the left and your Program monitors on the right q p Touch Screen calibration is an excellent prerequisite to all ope...

Page 218: ...e required overlap a portion of the original image is unused and does not get projected The location of the unused portion depends on your selected justification left or center With each type of justi...

Page 219: ...d positioned on Preview When CUT or AUTO TRANS is pressed the PIP transitions to Program Frame 3 represents the Program screen identical to the Preview look in frame 2 Frame 4 represents Preview after...

Page 220: ...he blinking raster box is always the one enabled for modification and its corresponding layer button will blink Raster boxes that are underneath other layers such as another PIP the DSK or the LOGO ar...

Page 221: ...rned off when source video becomes invalid Select OFF to show the full scaler loading procedure which can temporarily include non sync and non stable video r f c j This section provides information on...

Page 222: ...ng steps to activate and deactivate destinations 1 To activate a single Standard Destination turn DEST AUX off then press the desired button on the Destination Bus All other destinations will turn off...

Page 223: ...not currently visible due to the state of the DEST AUX button Use the following steps to route a source to a destination or multiple destinations 1 On the Destination Aux Bus enable or disable the DE...

Page 224: ...8 to Destinations 1 2 and 3 a Turn DEST AUX off b Press Destinations 1 2 and 3 simultaneously c Press LAYER A d Select Source 8 e Press AUTO TRANS S Multiple sources to multiple standard destinations...

Page 225: ...ce 5 to Destinations 1 and 2 and Source 7 to Aux Destinations 3 and 4 a Turn DEST AUX off b Press Destinations 1 and 2 simultaneously c Press LAYER A d Select Source 5 e Double punch the ALL button to...

Page 226: ...tion Note The button blinks to indicate that it is available for modification The associated layer s raster box blinks on Preview If a PIP or Key is assigned to the layer its source can now be changed...

Page 227: ...the DVI source is properly set up Select MATTE to use a solid color Press MATTE to display the Background Matte Menu and adjust the color as required In Chapter 4 refer to the BG Matte Menu section o...

Page 228: ...s PIPs or Keys can be located independently with different positions sizes borders and shadows Layer A and Layer B can be positioned and sized as desired but only one can be on Program at a time With...

Page 229: ...an additional layer if desired in Split Mode To set up an additional Split Mode PIP in Preview repeat the procedure from step 2 To set up a Key in Preview refer to the Working with Keys in Split Mode...

Page 230: ...he PIP Adjustment Menu to manipulate the PIP on Preview In Chapter 4 refer to the PIP Adjustment Menu Description section on page 149 for details 4 Source Size Press Source in the Joystick Section to...

Page 231: ...button is lit and the Key Menu is visible If the menu is not visible press KEY 4 On the Source Selection Bus select the desired new key source The button blinks to indicate that it is selected and th...

Page 232: ...indicate that it is selected and the source appears on Preview 6 Adjust the Key s mode clip gain opacity fill size position source image and cropping Refer to the Modifying Keys section on page 233 f...

Page 233: ...Preview In Chapter 4 refer to the Key Menu Functions section on page 156 for menu details 5 Fill Source Use the controls in the Key Menu to select a self or matte fill key If Matte is selected press M...

Page 234: ...is not lit press to light it and ensure the button is blinking 3 In the Layer Control Section press Clear Layer This action turns off the selected layer button and visually clears the layer from Prev...

Page 235: ...ection press Full Screen The source s height will be used as the parameter that define s the full screen size If borders are ON they will be taken into account so that they are visible Shadows will no...

Page 236: ...a layer s motion on both Program and Preview This function is useful for PIPs and Keys that use video and animated graphics 1 In the Layer Control Section activate the layer that you wish to freeze T...

Page 237: ...Ps two Keys or one PIP and one Key When the two layers are joined the Size and Position controls on either layer enable you to move both layers as one The relationship of the two layers at the time of...

Page 238: ...PIP as desired 3 Size and position the PIP or Key in its starting location on Preview Adjust all border shadow and source parameters in the normal way 4 In the Layer Functions Section press Move Setu...

Page 239: ...t Layer mode repeat the procedure from step 1 To pend and trigger the move refer to the Pending and Triggering Moves section m q j For each layer on which you have programmed an associated move you ca...

Page 240: ...ring moves To clear a move and remove the association between a layer and a move press Move Setup twice On screen off screen The ScreenPRO II Controller enables you to move a PIP or Key from an off sc...

Page 241: ...m a Mix 1 Set up the desired look in Preview 2 Preset the desired transition rate a Press HOME EFFECTS to display the Effects Menu b Adjust the Transition Rate field for the desired rate in 0 1 second...

Page 242: ...Bar to manually dissolve or wipe the images on Preview to Program q k Using the Effects Menu transitions performed on the ScreenPRO II Controller are destination based Two examples are provided below...

Page 243: ...ection When you recall a Preset you are recalling the entire setup and all previously stored priorities PIPs Keys Colors Sources Moves etc Two resource examples are provided below S If you store a Pre...

Page 244: ...ge from which you want to recall the preset In the Preset Section hold down Page then press the desired Preset button The Red LED above the button lights to indicate the current page 3 To recall a Pre...

Page 245: ...rent Move definitions stored for the same Layer when you recall a Preset to a Layer that already has a PIP on Program the starting location of the recalled Move is ignored Instead the PIP s current lo...

Page 246: ...re working with the individual destination s three frame stores in the normal manner Regarding captures All captures of the background BG A or BG B must occur on Preview the desired full screen source...

Page 247: ...message confirms the procedure 8 Repeat the procedure from step 4 to capture additional stills from a background input Remember that you can always overwrite FG_1 FG_2 or FG_3 Please note The captured...

Page 248: ...d stills reside in temporary memory If the system is powered down or reset the stills will be lost To save stills in permanent memory refer to the Saving Still Frames in Permanent Memory section on pa...

Page 249: ...tion is physically installed and that a PS 2 keyboard is connected to the rear panel Keyboard connector 3 On the Frame Grab Menu press NAME to display the Frame Grab Name Menu 4 On the Saved Location...

Page 250: ...line selects the desired DSK source None DVI or a captured still frame FG_1 FG_2 or FG_3 7 Press KEY to return to the DSK Adjustment Menu 8 Adjust DSK parameters as desired including key type invert...

Page 251: ...FG_2 or FG_3 4 Perform a CUT or AUTO TRANS 5 Clear the LOGO from Program in the normal manner by clearing its layer from Preview and then transitioning Please note In addition to its use as a full sc...

Page 252: ...resets Section then press the ALL button in the Destination Aux Bus The message KEYBOARD LOCKED appears on the menu Use the following steps to unlock the Controller 1 Press and hold the PAGE button th...

Page 253: ...LLY to initiate the test r _ o The ScreenPRO II Controller system enables you to backup and restore the complete system setup including all Presets using a customer supplied flash memory card The foll...

Page 254: ...sh memory card is properly inserted in the Controller s MEMORY CARD slot on the rear panel 2 On the Home Menu press MISC to access the Miscellaneous Menu 3 Press BACKUP RESTORE to display the Backup R...

Page 255: ...ications for the ScreenPRO II Controller The following topics are provided ScreenPRO II Input Specifications ScreenPRO II Output Specifications User Control Widescreen Functions Physical and Electrica...

Page 256: ...put 2 optional Per SMPTE 259M C NTSC PAL resolution SMPTE 292M HDTV on BNC connector Scaler Input Resolutions 480i Computer resolutions VGA 640 x 480 through UXGA 1600 x 1200 HDTV resolutions up to 19...

Page 257: ...nterlaced only on 15 pin HD connectors Preview and two Program monitor projector outputs Digital Outputs Digital DVI per DDWG 1 0 on DVI I connector Program output Output Resolutions Computer resoluti...

Page 258: ...ME system Transitions Transitioning background plus 1 transitioning widescreen PIP same as Encore 1 x ME system Clone Mode Same as Encore Note Additional BlendPRO II units connected to the ScreenPRO I...

Page 259: ...ifications 11 50 29 21 cm 12 72 32 30 cm 0 25 0 63 cm 1 22 3 09 cm 2 12 5 38 cm 12 4 57 11 60 cm 4 82 12 24 cm 6 72 17 06 cm Table A 6 ScreenPRO II Controller Communications Specifications Parameter S...

Page 260: ...onnector b The figure below illustrates the ScreenPRO II Controller Ethernet connector Figure A 2 Ethernet Connector The table below lists Ethernet connector pinouts Table A 7 Ethernet Connector Pinou...

Page 261: ...pinouts Please note The port is configured as a DCE 115K Baud 8 data bits 1 stop bit no parity bits The serial port can be connected to a standard PC serial port with a straight through DB 9 to DB 9 c...

Page 262: ...nd Circuit The table below lists Tally Connector pinouts Table A 9 Tally Connector Pinouts Pin Signal Pin Signal 1 Tally 1 contact closure 14 Tally 8 contact closure 2 Tally 1 contact closure 15 Tally...

Page 263: ...and output resolutions are listed below Each entry lists Format Fv Hz NTSC 480i Input Only 720x480p PAL 576i Input Only 720x575p 640x480 59 94 640x480 60 640x480 72 640x480 75 640x480 85 800x600 50 80...

Page 264: ...960 59 94 1280x960 60 1280x960 85 1280x1024 47 95 1280x1024 48 1280x1024 50 1280x1024 59 94 1280x1024 60 1280x1024 71 93 1280x1024 72 1280x1024 75 1280x1024 85 1364x768 47 95 1364x768 48 1364x768 50 1...

Page 265: ...1280x720p 59 94 1280x720p 60 1920x1080p 23 98 1920x1080p 24 1920x1080p 25 1920x1080p 29 97 1920x1080p 30 1920x1080p 50 1920x1080p 59 94 1920x1080p 60 1920x1080sF 23 98 1920x1080sF 24 1920x1080i 50 In...

Page 266: ...266 ScreenPRO II Controller User s Guide K p ScreenPRO II Input and Output Resolutions...

Page 267: ...difications lightning strikes abuse drop crush and or other unusual damages The customer shall pay shipping charges when unit is returned for repair Barco will cover shipping charges for return shipme...

Page 268: ...515 Websites www folsom com www events barco com Sales Contact Information Direct 916 859 2505 Toll Free 888 414 7226 E mail folsomsales barco com Barco N V Noordlaan 5 8520 Kuurne BELGIUM Phone 32 56...

Page 269: ...ler User s Guide 269 K r p f q The following topics are discussed in this Appendix Software Upgrade Overview Hardware Requirements Software Requirements Downloading Software Serial Upgrade Method Ethe...

Page 270: ...an available COM port or Ethernet port If you elect to connect serially a serial cable conforming to EIA RS 232 specifications e g standard modem cable is required The cable should have a DB 9 male co...

Page 271: ...following file to the target folder on your PC ScreenProController_Rev EXE 5 As required please continue with the Serial Upgrade Method section on page 272 or the Ethernet Upgrade Method section on p...

Page 272: ...igure C 1 Flash Loader Utility 6 Click Communication RS232 Config Baud and select 115200 7 Click Communication RS232 Config COM Port and select the COM port on your PC to which ScreenPRO II Controller...

Page 273: ...reenPRO II Controller click Open script file to read and upload 11 In the dialog select Complete_Load sld and click Open The ScreenPRO II Controller menu should immediately display the System in LOADE...

Page 274: ...network is recommended without IP connections to the outside world 4 Power up the ScreenPRO II Controller 5 On the PC click Start Programs Barco Folsom ScreenPRO II Controller Software Flash Loader to...

Page 275: ...rify that the new software has been loaded correctly Press HOME SYSTEM SW VER to display the Software Version Menu q b Use the following steps to determine the IP address of ScreenPRO II Controller an...

Page 276: ...age the PC is unable to locate and communicate with the ScreenPRO II Controller If this is the case Check your network connections and settings as described above or Contact your network administrator...

Page 277: ...GRAB COLOR 158 180 HOME 86 INPUT PATCH 110 125 INPUT SETUP 179 180 KEY DETECT 113 116 KEY 159 161 169 LCD CAL 139 LCD SETTINGS 134 139 LIGHT ADJUST 134 138 LOCK 134 136 MATTE 159 161 169 173 MAX 159...

Page 278: ...menu functions DVI 175 menu functions frame grab 176 menu functions matte 173 menu functions shared 172 priority 22 setup sources 205 still frame 172 type 172 Backup and restore utility 254 system co...

Page 279: ...88 Color balance menu description 98 bars 105 border 151 DSK 178 key functions 157 space 91 102 Color balance adjustment 210 setup widescreen 209 Combinations system 22 Comm setup menus 129 Communicat...

Page 280: ...een menu section 38 transition section 50 DEST AUX button 41 Destination 90 102 activate 222 Aux 120 aux 41 Aux setup 120 Aux blank chart 72 Aux ImagePRO Aux PrePRO II Aux 117 clear 223 ImagePRO Aux 1...

Page 281: ...ECTS 87 Effects combinations 27 hue 153 invert 153 menu description 146 monochrome mode 153 strobe 154 strobe interval 154 Electrical specifications 258 Equipment list installation 73 marking terms 5...

Page 282: ...n color 157 179 contrast and brightness 99 mask 158 180 matte 159 174 threshold 158 179 Grid 105 Guarantee and compensation 2 e H active 96 pos shadow 152 position 96 position key 160 position PIP 149...

Page 283: ...244 switch sources 226 troubleshoot Ethernet connection 275 unlock controller 252 upgrade software via Ethernet 274 upgrade software via serial 272 use clone 235 use cut fill 232 use destinations 222...

Page 284: ...55 166 modifying 233 move rate 160 opacity 157 158 priority 22 reset 161 source adjustment menu description 167 sub menu description 158 switch sources 226 type 156 using with mix mode 232 using with...

Page 285: ...k termination 118 119 shared functions background 172 source adjustment description 167 tally diagnostic 113 Menu description aspect ratio 94 backup restore 141 border 151 color balance 98 console por...

Page 286: ...238 program move on program 239 setup button 47 using 238 Move Rate key 160 PIP 149 source adjustment 168 Multi head graphics boards 80 k Name router 127 saved frame grab 145 saved still frame 249 Ne...

Page 287: ...creenPRO II Controller 20 software upgrade 270 still frame capture 246 system 20 m Page 40 Panel front 34 rear 32 Parity 130 Patch router inputs 125 table default router input 198 table default router...

Page 288: ...ecall presets 244 Red color 157 179 contrast and brightness 99 LED 39 LED blinking 45 LED solid 44 mask 158 180 matte 159 174 threshold 157 179 Remote control DHCP enable disable 186 Reset 150 button...

Page 289: ...35 layer control 35 layer functions 35 preset 34 touch screen menu 34 transition 35 Self fill 157 Sequence system setup 185 Serial connection via Lantronix EDS200 74 connections 74 connector pinouts 2...

Page 290: ...P input 132 to add 118 to remove 118 to restore backup restore 141 Specifications 255 communications 259 electrical 258 input 256 input and output resolutions 263 mechanical 259 output 257 physical 25...

Page 291: ...5 Test pattern alignment 106 107 menu description 105 Toggle 228 button 47 Top edge 97 left button 43 left crop 164 Total H Res formula 107 projectors 106 V Res 107 Touch screen 19 38 calibration 76...

Page 292: ...1 Wide Screen Destination 41 Widescreen color balance setup 209 destinations frame grab 143 destinations genlock 103 functions specifications 258 justification 107 lock 75 119 lock connection 77 marke...

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