Blackmagicdesign Blackmagic MultiView 4, Installation And Operation Manual

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Blackmagic MultiView 16’s Front Control Panel
Blackmagic MultiView 16’s front control panel makes it very easy to change any of the settings.
When first powering your Blackmagic MultiView 16 you’ll see the ‘home’ screen displayed on
the built in LCD. The home screen is the default display showing a convenient overview of
settings, such as:
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Multi view output frame rate - Located in the upper left corner, this displays the
selected frame rate for your Ultra HD SDI multi view output.
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Audio input - This information is located next to the multi view output frame rate and
displays which SDI input is being used for embedded audio in the HDMI and SDI multi
view output signal.
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Multi view layout - This displays your selected multi view layout.
The ‘home’ screen is the default display on Blackmagic
MultiView 16’s control panel LCD. This screen displays
your selected multi view layout, the frame rate for
the multi view SDI output, and the selected SDI input
used to embed audio into the multi view output.
Control Panel Buttons
The illuminated buttons on Blackmagic MultiView 16’s control panel make it very easy to adjust
settings and set your sources and views.
Blackmagic MultiView 16’s control panel buttons let you easily
change settings and switch views from the front of the unit.
Solo Button
You can monitor a view in full screen by pressing the ‘solo’ button. Now press any view button on
the control panel to monitor that view in full screen mode. Press solo again to return to the multi
view layout.
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10 10 Changing Settings