Datavideo SE-1200MU, Instruction Manual

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Luma, Sat, Hue and Size values
define the PIP border.
1. The Luma value determines how bright or dark the selected colour or hue is. The Luma value can
be adjusted by the
Luma Function keypad
.
2.
The Sat or Saturation value
moves the crosshair from the center of the colour palette to the outer
edge. The Sat value can be adjusted using the Sat Function keypad .
3. The Hue parameter moves the crosshair around the colour palette in the clockwise or anti-
clockwise direction. The Hue value/angle can be adjusted using the Hue Function dial.
4. Size defines the width or thickness of the colour border surrounding the selected PiP. The Size value
can be adjusted using the Size Function Keypad . Increasing the value makes the border thicker but
less of the selected PiP image will be seen.
7.3.3 PIP Crop
The PiP Crop values are displayed along the bottom of the screen as shown below.
The Left, Right, Top and Bottom edge values of the
crop can be adjusted individually or together using
the
Size value. Click on a single value to adjust just
that edge of the PIP.
Size value evenly crops all edges of the selected PIP
at the same time and to the same value.
7.4 Bus MATTE Setup
Sometimes it is useful to be able to switch away from live video to a full screen, colour Matte rather than
Black. For this reason a
Bkg button
is provided on the SE-1200 MU’s
Aux
,
Program
and
Preset
bus rows.
The Matte option on the MENU SELECT panel allows the user to configure the matte image.
1.
Click the Matte button on the MENU SELECT panel.
2. The Bus Matte parameters are shown in a row at the bottom of the screen.