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Summary of Contents for HVS-12ROUA

Page 1: ...HVS 3800HS HVS 3800S Digital Video Switcher HVS 16OUA HVS 24OUA HVS 12ROUA Hanabi Operation Unit 3rd Edition Rev 7 OPERATION MANUAL...

Page 2: ...tings in DVE MODIFY menu App P14 App p15 3 2 2008 01 21 Keyer FAM NAM transition Applying Changes to All Keyframes User Pattern Transition ON OFF Sequence playback Channel list and Status display Colo...

Page 3: ...nsure power cord is firmly plugged into AC outlet Operation Do not operate unit in hazardous or potentially explosive atmospheres Doing so could result in fire explosion or other dangerous results Do...

Page 4: ...and disconnect power cord to avoid potentially hazardous conditions If problems similar to above occur contact authorized service representative before attempting to again operate unit Rack Mount Bra...

Page 5: ...switchable 2D DVE card Available HVS 38DVE3D SDVE3D 1 1 2 HD SD switchable 3D DVE card Available HVS 38AUMV 1 Auxiliary multi viewer card Unavailable 3 HVS 38UC 1 4 Up converter input card Unavailable...

Page 6: ...lector type tally unit 1 Multiple tally units configurations possible up to 5 units max Check Check to ensure no damage has occurred during shipment If damage has occurred or items are missing inform...

Page 7: ...2 Starting MU Main Unit 16 3 4 Selecting Aspect and Format 17 4 Menu Operations 18 4 1 Menu Control Sections 18 4 2 Making Settings HVS 16 24OUA 19 4 2 1 Selecting Needed Menu 19 4 2 2 Changing Parame...

Page 8: ...ting Where Outputs Appear 48 5 5 1 Output Connector 48 5 5 2 Selecting Preview Output 49 5 5 3 Selecting AUX CLEAN Output 49 5 5 4 AUX LINK 52 5 5 5 Setting Up Stereoscopic 3D Input Output 54 5 6 Key...

Page 9: ...izing WIPE MODIFY Menu 85 6 8 DVE Pattern Modify 86 6 8 1 Opening the DVE MODIFY Menu 86 6 8 2 Channels and Keyframes 87 6 8 3 EDIT Mode 87 6 9 Other Transition Settings 88 6 9 1 Transition Rate 88 6...

Page 10: ...10 User Patterns 119 10 1 About the User Patterns 119 10 2 Editing User Patterns 120 10 2 1 Displaying the USER PATTERN Menu 121 10 2 2 Selecting a User Pattern Number 121 10 2 3 PROTCT PROTECT Setti...

Page 11: ...14 Storing Loading Each Sequence to CF Card 134 11 3 Playing Back Sequences 134 11 3 1 Playback Normal Loop Step 135 11 3 2 Setting Crosspoint ON OFF 136 11 3 3 Setting Bus Setting ON OFF 136 11 3 4 S...

Page 12: ...and Adjusting Reference Signal 161 15 3 2 Switching Timing of Interlaced Video 162 15 3 3 Ancillary Data 162 15 3 4 Safety Area Markers 164 15 3 5 MATT CLIP 165 15 4 User Default 167 15 4 1 User Defa...

Page 13: ...Operational Version 190 16 7 1 How to Verify Version 190 16 7 2 Upgrade Procedure 190 16 7 3 Saving Setting Data 191 16 7 4 To Upgrade MU 191 16 7 5 To Upgrade OU 192 16 7 6 Loading Setting Data 192 1...

Page 14: ...TTERN Menu 11 1 11 DVE MODIFY Menu 12 1 12 WIPE MODIFY Menu 15 1 13 KEY Menu 16 1 14 PREVIEW SELECT Menu 18 Appendix 2 Available File List 19 Appendix 3 WIPE Pattern List 20 Appendix 4 DVE Pattern Lis...

Page 15: ...an option The control panel keeps the same ease of operation of the HVS 3000 series but now includes a CF card slot in the standard system for image file transfer and backup of settings In addition to...

Page 16: ...orts Supports redundant power supply for main unit and operation unit Main unit is an EIA 4RU standard size 1 3 About This Manual This manual is intended to help the user easily operate the Hanabi ser...

Page 17: ...1 M E1 MATT 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 AUTO AUTO KEY2 KEY1 AUTO AUTO REV BKGD PREV MIX WIPE CUT NAM FAM FADER LIMIT M E2 M E2 M E2 M E1 M E1 M E1 KEY3 KEY1 KEY1 KEY2 KEY3 KEY2 AUX 7 SHIFT...

Page 18: ...LABEL AC100 250V 50 60Hz IN SERVICE I O TO MU DIGITALVIDEOSWITCHER KEYPAD SYSTEM TRANSITION SYS MU SETUP OU SETUP FUNC FILE M E M E2 M E1 TRANS BKGD KEY1 TRANS BKGD KEY1 COPY CO PY WIPE PATT KEY2 WIP...

Page 19: ...on if any fan of the MU unit fan and fans for PS1 and PS2 fails The indicator is not lit when the fans are operating normally IMPORTANT If alarm indication continues to appear check out each unit stat...

Page 20: ...rough I TRI SYNC IN For genlock input tri level sync signal With loopthrough 75 terminator required when not looped through BB IN For genlock input black burst signal With loopthrough 75 terminator re...

Page 21: ...ND Common ground 9 GND Common ground Load current rating per pin 0 5A Cable Connectors 9 pin D sub connector male with inch security lock screws needed for user cable fabrication Fan alarm Pins 1 6 re...

Page 22: ...nnectors 9 pin D sub connector male with inch security lock screws needed for user cable fabrication RS 422 Connector Pin Assignment Table 9 pin D sub female Pin No Signal Name Description 1 FG Frame...

Page 23: ...ault setting 9 No assignment default setting 10 No assignment default setting 11 N C 12 N C 13 Signal ground 14 Signal ground 15 Signal ground Where default in table above denotes factory set default...

Page 24: ...assigned default setting 14 Not assigned default setting 15 Not assigned default setting 16 Not assigned default setting 17 Not assigned default setting 18 Not assigned default setting 19 Not assigne...

Page 25: ...11 Circuit Max voltage 40V External Device HVS 3800HS S Max load current 100mA...

Page 26: ...chnician or contact your FOR A supplier HVS 3800HS S Front Panel Side HVS 3800HS S Rear Panel Side HVS 3800 Front Panel Side No Slot Standard module Optional module 1 1 HVS 38UC HVS 38DC 2 2 HVS 38AUM...

Page 27: ...V HVS 38UC HVS 38DC HVS 38SS HVS 38SSAM 4 4 HVS 38HSDI HVS 38SSDI 5 5 INPUT CARD 6 6 OUTPUT CARD A Side MU REAR UPPER Rear top fan B Side MU SIDE UPPER MU SIDE BOTTOM Side fan C Bottom MU REAR 1 4 Rea...

Page 28: ...75 terminator to the loopthrough terminal of the final unit TO MU REF OUT 1 TRI SYNC IN IN 1 IN 2 IN 3 IN 14 IN 15 IN 16 M E1 PGM output PREV output CLEAN output REF GPI controller ARCNET RS 422 REF O...

Page 29: ...itcher Camera Camera Camera Camera TO MU REF OUT 1 TRI SYNC IN IN 1 IN 2 IN 3 N 26 IN 27 IN 28 M E1 PGM output PREV output CLEAN output REF ARCNET RS 422 REF OUT System alarm output ALARM M E1PGM M E1...

Page 30: ...dant power supply optional Shutdown the panel HANABI will appear on the menu display when the power is properly supplied to the unit 3 3 2 Starting MU Main Unit Use the supplied AC cord to connect the...

Page 31: ...Press F4 until a beep sound is heard IMPORTANT Note that the setup menu above appears only when you first power ON your Hanabi system for the first time Settings must be made here and system rebooted...

Page 32: ...MENU BKGD KEY1 KEY2 KEY3 BKGD KEY1 KEY2 KEY3 DVEWIPE DVEWIPE DVEWIPE DVEWIPE DVEWIPE DVEWIPE DVEWIPE DVEWIPE DIGITAL VIDEO SWITCHER SYSTEM M E 1 M E 2 KEYPAD EVENT F6 F4 F5 F3 F2 F1 0 1 2 3 4 7 5 8 6...

Page 33: ...enu The KEY1 1 6 menu is displayed in the menu screen The menu screen can display a top and bottom row A vertical cursor bar displayed in the selected row Use the UP and DOWN buttons to move to anothe...

Page 34: ...ettings are changed the setting value is highlighted and ENTER and CLEAR in the keypad light up Pressing ENTER or the control confirms the value Pressing CLEAR cancels the value Example of changing pa...

Page 35: ...nfirm the setting IMPORTANT When pressing a control press it down lightly and release it within 1 sec Note that if you press and hold a control for more than 1 sec related setting will be returned to...

Page 36: ...the menu screen in the order of X Y and Z from the left WIPE POS and DVE ROT buttons The WIPE POS and DVE ROT buttons are shortcuts to the respective menu Clicking the button lights it up and enables...

Page 37: ...Y1 button in the M E2 area of the menu section displays the KEY1 menu The KEY1 1 6 menu is displayed in the menu screen The menu screen can display a top and bottom row A vertical cursor bar displayed...

Page 38: ...Pressing ENTER or the control confirms the value Pressing CLEAR cancels the value Example of changing parameter for M E2 KEY1 menu In this example we will change the transition rate in the KEY1 1 6 m...

Page 39: ...sing the CLEAR button enables the input value to be cancelled To enter a negative value first enter the value press the button check that is displayed and then press ENTER IMPORTANT The keypad can be...

Page 40: ...VE ROT buttons The WIPE POS and DVE ROT buttons are shortcuts to the respective menu Clicking the button lights it up and enables you to change the setting without opening the menu Double clicking the...

Page 41: ...6 Parameter Copy and section 4 7 Copy and Swap MODIFY menu buttons When the WIPE MODIFY menu is displayed press the WIPE MODI button in the M E1 M E2 section to light it and then press one of the but...

Page 42: ...DVE BKGD Transition rate Fader limit Background and Color Mix settings WIPE PATT WIPE PATTERN Pattern register select WIPE MODI WIPE MODIFY 1 3 to 3 3 WIPE pattern modify settings After the button is...

Page 43: ...with in the table below KEY1 KEY1 1 6 to 6 6 KEYER1 setting KEY2 KEY2 1 6 to 6 6 KEYER2 setting KEY3 KEY3 1 2 2 2 KEYER3 setting KEYPAD section Button Menu Description STATUS STATUS System status inf...

Page 44: ...AUX KEY bus section MU SETUP OUTPUT 2 2 AUX1 16 BUS SELECT section OU SETUP BUS CONTROL M E1KEY1 M E1KEY2 M E1KEY3 M E2KEY1 M E2KEY2 M E2KEY3 AUX KEY bus section KEY1 1 6 KEY2 1 6 KEY3 1 2 WIPE POS J...

Page 45: ...POS or DVE ROT button is lit returns all of the WIPE MODIFY data or DVE MODIFY data to their factory default settings HVS 12ROUA Display the menu settings that will be returned to their defaults Pres...

Page 46: ...o the default settings Section Menu button Parameters returned to default M E1 M E2 KEY1 All KEY1 parameters MATT MASK KEY1 KEY1 MATT and MASK related parameters EDGE SHADOW KEY1 KEY1 EDGE and SHADOW...

Page 47: ...n in the copy buffer or the COPY button is held down Even if the COPY button is pressed during menu copy the data in the parameter copy buffer is not erased The data is lost when the OU power is turne...

Page 48: ...l related For example pressing the EDGE SHDW button in KEY1 makes all of the KEY1 MATT MASK EDGE SHDW and CK buttons light up The COPY and SWAP PASTE buttons flash red The setting can be made for copy...

Page 49: ...d Press the KEY2 button in the M E2 group serving as the copy source The button s lights green In HVS 16 24OUA it is the same when the MATT MASK EDGE SHDW or CK button is pressed To set KEY1 as the co...

Page 50: ...beep sound is made and then the setting value is copied or swapped Data that is not copied or swapped For the TRANS BKGD button AUTO TRANS RATE and FADER LIMIT of KEY1 KEY3 since the data is saved in...

Page 51: ...y is lit and displays the status BUS SECTION HVS 16OUA The user can freely change the signal assignments to the bus buttons Refer to section 5 1 6 Bus Signal Assignment and Inhibit Settings The user c...

Page 52: ...us button while holding down the SHIFT button TOGGLE After the SHIFT button is pressed to light it up the bus button is pressed to make the selection When Set to NORMAL default If the SHIFT button is...

Page 53: ...holding down the MATT button NOTE Pressing the SHIFT button when the SHIFT button is lit turns it off M E1 MATT 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 2 2 2 1 M E1 MATT 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4...

Page 54: ...section 12 3 Recalling from Event Memory for the details Setting procedure The procedure for setting M E signal button response type is made in BUS TYPE parameter in the OU SETUP BUS CONTROL menu Pres...

Page 55: ...le below SIGNAL Description BLACK Black signal IN01 to IN28 MU rear panel inputs 1 to 16 17 to 28 added when input option installed STILL1 to STILL6 Still pictures 1 to 4 5 and 6 are added when HVS 38...

Page 56: ...ect from the settings below BUTTON SIGNAL Signal 01 16 MATT NONE Unable to select signal BLACK Internal black signal IN01 to IN28 MU rear panel inputs 1 to 28 17 to 28 added when input option installe...

Page 57: ...ct a source signal used for the side panel image at the PNLSEL item Adjust side panel width at the SIDE PNLPOS item if necessary Item Description Default Setting Range SIGNAL Selects signal to which s...

Page 58: ...e Description Same parameter in another menu BUS MATT1 M E bus assignment None BUS MATT2 M E bus assignment None M E1 M E2 BKGD_MATT Used as background when using a DVE with 2 or more channels TRANS 2...

Page 59: ...eproduce colors accurately If in this case adjust the selected color in the MATT 1 3 menu MATT SPIN Function The MATT SPIN function can change matt color parameters automatically In this mode each col...

Page 60: ...on a monitor If necessary modify the WIPE pattern using ASPECT POSITION ANGLE and or MULTI items The following options can be set in the GRADATION MATT menu Menu items Setting range Description MON O...

Page 61: ...in SELECT can be used to select the video inputs that you want to import The following signals can be selected Parameter Available range STILL1 STILL2 STILL3 STILL4 BLAK IN01 to IN28 IN17 IN28 are opt...

Page 62: ...t output with KEY To select the signal that is output from the PREVIEW 1 Press the PREV button in the M E2 group HVS 16 24OUA Press the USER button where the PREVIEW function is assigned HVS 12ROUA 2...

Page 63: ...re preview is selected for output signal 5 5 3 Selecting AUX CLEAN Output Available output signals for AUX1 to AUX10 AUX11 16 added if the option installed are PGM PREV CLN DVE KEY and all signals ass...

Page 64: ...ee 5 1 2 SHIFT Button M E1PGM M E1 Program output M E1PREV M E1 Preview output Next output with KEY M E1CLEAN M E1 Clean output appears at connector with or without keys M E2PGM M E2 Program output M...

Page 65: ...4 KEY output KEY KEY composite output for three keyers CLEAN CLEAN can be routed to any AUX output The signals for CLEAN outputs can be selected at the MU SETUP OUTPUT menu as in the procedure below P...

Page 66: ...M M1PST M2PGM M2PST M1A M1B M2A M2B Select the auxiliary outputs up to four serving as the SLAVE linking to the MASTER output Available outputs are shown below Slave Output Normal link AUX01 10 AUX11...

Page 67: ...ll AUX LINK groups Operation examples These examples assume that the five AUX output link groups and four signal link groups were set as shown above Press AUX1 in the BUS SELECT AUX section and select...

Page 68: ...etting allows you to output an L R video pair Pressing a button on the M E2 L video automatically changes the button selection on the M E1 R video Set the AUX GROUP menu as shown below See section 5 5...

Page 69: ...deo change the X_POS parameter in the DVE MODIFY menu for the M E2 using LINE DVE while monitoring the 3D image Increasing the value makes objects closer to you When you change the X_POS value for M E...

Page 70: ...2 Line DVE 1 Refer to section 5 10 Chromakeys for more details 2 FAM and NAM transitions are available with the menu setting See section 6 4 1 FAM and NAM Transitions for Keyers 2 WIPE transitions ca...

Page 71: ...0 0 SIGNAL IN01 RATE 30 INVERT OFF TRANSITION LIMIT OFF FAM OFF LEVEL 100 0 INSERT SOURCE KEY1 2 6 INSERT MATT SAT 66 3 TYPE OFF COLOR LUM 5 4 INVERT OFF HUE 3 5 MASK TOP 0 BOTTOM 0 LEFT 0 RIGHT 0 BOX...

Page 72: ...be selected from the buttons in the AUX KEY bus section It can also be selected from the menu screen KEY1 KEY2 and KEY3 can all be created in the same way Bus keys Bus keys use separate signals for t...

Page 73: ...ow use the UP DOWN button to move it Set KEY TYPE to BUS Select STILL1 under the INSERT SIGNAL option Select IN01 under the SOURCE SIGNAL option NOTE The KEY MATT signal cannot be selected from the AU...

Page 74: ...ption Select IN01 under the SOURCE SIGNAL option NOTE The KEY MATT signal cannot be selected from the AUX KEY bus For details about signals that can be selected by the key refer to section 5 6 8 Avail...

Page 75: ...menu If the cursor is in the bottom row use the UP DOWN button to move it Set KEY TYPE to BUS Select STILL1 under the INSERT SIGNAL option Select IN01 under the SOURCE SIGNAL option NOTE The KEY MATT...

Page 76: ...r press F1 or press the DOWN button to display the MU SETUP MODE menu Change the KEYER MODE LINK option to ON Press ENTER in the keypad to confirm 5 6 8 Available Signals The key signals are not limit...

Page 77: ...nu using the procedure below Select MATT in the INSERT TYPE item of the KEY INSERT SOURCE menu Press the DOWN button to display the KEY 2 6 menu page Set LUM SAT and HUE in the COLOR items to determin...

Page 78: ...section Then repeat the process of determining the clip again and adjusting the gain and then determine the degree of key and background combination by viewing the screen KEYER MODE GAIN MU SETUP MOD...

Page 79: ...area to be hidden if that is what you need Parameter Description TYPE BOX_A The area where the key source and box mask overlap is used AND composite BOX_O Both areas of the key source and box are use...

Page 80: ...mask Also the KEY3 mask can be inverted to hide the inside of the KEY3 image Parameter Setting Description TYPE KEY3_A The entire KEY3 mask area is set to background image AND composite KEY3_O The ent...

Page 81: ...ound appear more transparent COLOR SAT LUM HUE This sets the edge color 5 9 2 Shadow Parameter Description TYPE Setting to ON adds a shadow SOFT This sets the degree of softness of the shadow edge TRA...

Page 82: ...using the MANUAL CHROMAKEY menu to make adjustments Chromakey Flow Example Adjust clip and gain levels as needed After all above steps are completed adjust for color cancellation suppression in the ke...

Page 83: ...2ROUA Press the user button where the preview function is assigned See section 15 2 User Buttons Either press the CK button or press the DOWN button repeatedly to display the AUTO CHROMAKEY menu as sh...

Page 84: ...he AUTO CHROMAKEY menu can be used to make settings The settings can be made using POS or LEFT RIGHT Parameter Description Setting range POS This moves the key process position to the right or left 3...

Page 85: ...pilled color as below In this case COLOR CANCEL is set to ON default setting Setting to ON turns the background color black and limits the spilling of background color into the foreground With the COL...

Page 86: ...on button BKGD AUTO transition button D Selection of DVE and WIPE Selection of DVE and WIPE patterns E WIPE DVE direction control buttons WIPE DVE direction control buttons F Transition preview button...

Page 87: ...th both at the 100 level In NAM transitions priority is given to output of the image with the higher luminance and so it is effective for composing a screen with a black background In pattern transiti...

Page 88: ...sing the WIPE DIRECTION option The BKGD text to the right of the pattern button lights up and the transition rate is displayed The transition rate is enabled during the AUTO button transition If neces...

Page 89: ...he PGM output background video is displayed on the PREV screen The key is not displayed even if it is set to ON in the PREVIEW menu If the TIE function is set to ON the transition for the linked key c...

Page 90: ...TO button lights HVS 12ROUA Press AUTO If the key is on air the ON lamp on the KEY1 button lights For details about key setup refer to sections 5 6 Key Setup 5 7 Key Adjustments and 5 8 Key Mask and I...

Page 91: ...d at the topmost layer Changing the KEY1 and KEY2 priority HVS 16 24OUA Press the KEY1 OVER button in M E1 or M E2 in the menu section to light it This enables KEY1 to move to the layer above KEY2 To...

Page 92: ...3 AUX 14 AUX 15 AUX 16 M E1 PGM M E1 PREV M E1 M E2 M E2 M E2 BUS SELECT KEY1 SRC KEY2 SRC KEY1 INS KEY2 INS KEY3 SRC KEY3 INS KEY1 SRC KEY1 INS KEY2 SRC KEY3 SRC KEY2 INS KEY3 INS AUX AUX AUX 3 AUX U...

Page 93: ...set to ON the transition of the key that is linked can also be confirmed section 6 3 3 Background HVS 16 24OUA AUTO AUTO KEY2 KEY1 AUTO DVE DVE DVE TRANSITION RATE KEY3 KEY3 WIPE CUT MIX KEY1 KEY2 BL...

Page 94: ...two buses at the same time but it must be the same pattern The DVE pattern can be applied to two or more buses but it is limited to the available number of DVE channels For details refer to section 6...

Page 95: ...pattern selection can be made only when holding down a keyer button KEY1 KEY2 or KEY3 Displaying the pattern you want to use in the pattern block The patterns displayed in the menu screen can be easil...

Page 96: ...electing EDIT for the BUTTON CTRL item in the OU SETUP MODE 1 2 menu the transition type is automatically changed to WIPE or DVE by selecting a pattern button 6 6 2 Pattern Confirmation The currently...

Page 97: ...ern block of the transition section This modified pattern can be used in the same way as a preset pattern IMPORTANT Once a pattern that was modified in the WIPE PATTERN menu is erased from the pattern...

Page 98: ...MOSAIC PAINT only INVERT Effect invert ON OFF set by TYPE EDGE EDGE TYPE Edge type OFF No edge SQU Square edge SAW Saw tooth edge RIP Wavy edge MODE Edge effect direction AMP 2 Edge height FREQ 2 Edge...

Page 99: ...Holding down the DEF button while the WIPE POS button is lit If a modified pattern is being used holding down the DEF button while the WIPE POS button next to the joystick is lit will return all modi...

Page 100: ...TE DVE preset patterns with numbers in the 200s are 2 channel patterns When these patterns are to be modified the PGM or PST bus must be allocated for each channel Furthermore when DVEs are assigned t...

Page 101: ...es Keyframes to which the patterns are applied Depending on the effect concerned in some cases a modified pattern is automatically applied to all keyframes and in other cases it is applied to the last...

Page 102: ...you set to FRAME a figure similar to at right should be displayed at the transition section Transition rate setting will be applied during background and key transitions whenever AUTO button in the t...

Page 103: ...the background transition by first physically setting the fader lever to the point that you want a translation to finish With the fader at this position press and briefly hold down the FADER LIMIT bu...

Page 104: ...e starting point of an insensitive region Change the SET item to IN then press F3 to set the current fader position to the beginning of the region You can also set it manually by turning F5 to select...

Page 105: ...cuted using the fader lever Operate as follows Set the FADER item on the MU SETUP MODE menu to CUT Default setting MIX Move the fader lever to execute the transition The image changes when the fader a...

Page 106: ...2 HVS 38DVE 3D installed 2 1 4 2 Two channel patterns are preset patterns with numbers 200 and up These patterns can be used only with BKGD transitions Only 1 channel preset patterns can be used with...

Page 107: ...that the DVE effect always exits at the transition start and end points TRANS EDGE item to OFF Note that however trails and certain other transitions must fade simultaneously with the end of the trans...

Page 108: ...shrinking the M E2PGM image to see the M E2PST image behind the M E2PGM by using the LINE DVE if the feature is enabled Follow the procedure below to activate the DVE tally Open the OU SETUP BUS CONTR...

Page 109: ...enu Using the BUTTON item select the button to which the function is to be assigned In this example 1 is selected Using the SIGNAL item select L_DVE When bus button 1 is pressed the corresponding bus...

Page 110: ...HVS 12ROUA When turning the PST LINE DVE to on the WIPE DVE MODIFY button in the M E2 group of the menu section lights up green Press WIPE DVE MODIFY to light up to orange Press the DVE PST button in...

Page 111: ...that is set in the DVE MODIFY menu is determined by the lighting colors of the DVE PGM DVE PST DVE KEY1 DVE KEY2 and DVE KEY3 buttons Pressing the button opens the DVE MODIFY menu of the button that...

Page 112: ...on Select FUNC using the TYPE item Turn F4 to select LINE_DVE_M E2KEY1 Either press F4 or ENTER on the keypad to enter the selection In the same way other LINE_DVE ON OFF functions can be assigned to...

Page 113: ...E transitions of BKGD KEY1 KEY2 or KEY3 or any other LINE DVE functions before pressing the button again For details on the number of DVE channels refer to section 6 9 8 DVE patterns and number of cha...

Page 114: ...lighted up green press the DVE PGM button to light it up orange HVS 12ROUA Press the WIPE DVE MODIFY button in the SYSTEM group of the menu section The DVE MODIFY top menu will be displayed Turn F1 to...

Page 115: ...Save and activate deactivate DVE STILL 10 2 POSITION X Y Changes position in XY plane SIZE X Y X Y Changes horizontal and vertical sizes ROTATION LOCAL POSITION X Y Z Sets position in local XYZ plane...

Page 116: ...s for which modify settings have been performed from the DVE PATTERN list 25 patterns in 5 groups All the modify data of the patterns is now lost and all the settings are returned to their defaults ev...

Page 117: ...back but actual image area never changes The examples below represent image size results when POSITION parameters are set to default 0 0 About GLOBAL POSITION GLOBAL POSITION changes the spatial refer...

Page 118: ...o 0 0 and GLOBAL POSITION to 200 0 NOTE You can increase the step interval when setting the LOCAL and GLOBAL ROTATION parameters Three types 360 1000 and 4000 are available This is set in the ROT STEP...

Page 119: ...plying DVE STILL In the DVE MODIFY 1 8 menu turn F6 to set BACK item to ON IMPORTANT PIZZA SIDE image and DVE STILL use a same buffer So when using a PIZZA BOX effect DVE STILL cannot be used regardle...

Page 120: ...2999 125 to 125 X PGROLL 0 to 1500 7999 to 7999 X HZROLL 0 to 1500 250 to 750 X VZROLL 0 to 1500 0 to 500 X QDROLL 0 to 1500 125 to 125 X WAVE 1000 to 1130 7999 to 7999 0 to 1900 7999 to 7999 ACCORD 1...

Page 121: ...side softness INSIDE OUTSIDE EDGE SOFT NOTE The border color settings can be found on the DVE MODIFY 6 8 menu W softness at the outside edge EDGE SOFT DVE image W o border DVE image W o border DVE ima...

Page 122: ...em setting to ON and use the SAT and HUE parameters to specify the color 8 2 8 SUB EFFECT Following additional sub effects can be available Note that these sub effects cannot be always used with other...

Page 123: ...on HILITE POS or POSITION X See the table below WIDTH or POSITION Y See the table below TYPE Sets hilite OFF or select types BAR ROT Sets rotation of the hilite bar when TYPE is BAR SPOT RAD Sets angl...

Page 124: ...RIPPLE Page roll and page turn types AUTO 0 to 100 0 100 0 to 100 0 OFF FLAT 0 to 100 0 100 0 to 100 0 PIZZA BEVEL FLAT 100 0 to 100 0 100 0 to 100 0 OFF BAR 0 to 100 0 100 0 to 100 0 7999 to 7999 OF...

Page 125: ...appears in the transition section press the pattern button concerned to select the pattern Open the WIPE MODIFY EDGE menu Press the WIPE MODI button in the M E2 or M E1 section of the menu section to...

Page 126: ...ANIMATION SELECT item for the ANIMATION Set 12 number of source images under FRAME item IMPORTANT If a key video has a paired key source alpha channel change TYPE for STILL2 to ANIME and select S1 S2...

Page 127: ...the Source Files Video Signal Format Available pixel size of the source file W x H 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 1080 320 x 180 13 14 15 16 17 18 720 212 x 120 19 20 21 22 23 24 NTSC 120 x 80 2...

Page 128: ...section The DVE MODIFY top menu will open Turn F1 to select POS SIZE and then press F1 to open the DVE MODIFY 1 8 menu If the DVE PGM 7 button in the KEYPAD section is lighted up orange If it is light...

Page 129: ...r M E1 of the menu section The DVE MODIFY top menu will open Turn F1 to select POS SIZE and then press F1 to open the DVE MODIFY 1 8 menu If the DVE PGM 7 button in the KEYPAD section is lighted up or...

Page 130: ...now stored IMPORTANT Only one still image for PIZZA BOX can be stored This remains the case even when two DVE boards are installed The still image is lost when the MU is turned off Also be aware that...

Page 131: ...e moving the position and for rotation in the next keyframe you can make effects such as the pizza box turns and becomes smaller until it disappears When adding a border set both BORDER SELECT and SID...

Page 132: ...ransition This Color Mix feature is set in the TRANS 2 2 menu Parameter Default Settings Description BKGD TYPE 1 MATT MATT GMATT AUX7 10 2 Selects a video signal lately mixed to the background COLOR M...

Page 133: ...Data to CF Cards for saving the data The procedure for creating and executing user patterns is shown below Number of stored user patterns 50 patterns max Number of keyframes in one pattern 50 keyfram...

Page 134: ...ess the LINE DVE button light on 7 1 USER button Press the corresponding user button light on 7 2 Create new keyframe Keypad Press ADD 10 2 6 Select keyframe Keypad Use INC to move in the forward dire...

Page 135: ...ion 10 2 7 KF DUR Used to set the interval between the current keyframe and the next keyframe 10 2 11 INTERP Used to set the interpolation type used between the current keyframe and next keyframe 10 2...

Page 136: ...ORE item 3 Press F1 to perform the copying The current data of the user pattern is copied to the new user pattern number and an asterisk is displayed at the end of the user pattern 4 Select this user...

Page 137: ...ons allows users to move between keyframes Button Description INC Steps forward one keyframe DEC Steps back one keyframe The keyframes can also be selected using the KF SELECT item in the menu USER PA...

Page 138: ...d section press USER PATT to activate the USER PATTERN mode 10 2 8 Adding and Overwriting Keyframes Keypad Keyframes can be added in one of two ways by pressing the INS button for the INSERT command o...

Page 139: ...ad or in the USER PATTERN menu To set the duration between KF1 and KF2 select KF1 Change the duration using the KF DUR item in the USER PATTERN menu Press the keypad OVERWRITE button to overwrite the...

Page 140: ...tern 10 2 14 Previewing User Patterns Menu The editing user pattern can be previewed Follow the procedure below to preview and check the editing pattern Open the USER PATTERN menu and press the contro...

Page 141: ...Modify the keyframe Changing KF DUR and INTERP Use the settings in the USER PATTERN menu to change the parameters See sections 10 2 11 and 10 2 12 Changing the DVE modify item Open the DVE MODIFY menu...

Page 142: ...Available for Sequence Control XPT information for each bus except AUX Keyer settings only shadow effect cannot be interpolated Transition type for each bus Keyer priority setting Transition directio...

Page 143: ...the PROTCT item to OFF 11 2 3 3 Editing Create new step Keypad Press ADD 11 2 5 Select step Keypad Use INC to move in the forward direction and DEC to move in the reverse direction 11 2 6 SEQUENCE me...

Page 144: ...on type selection saved in the sequence is used ON or not OFF during playback for each transition 11 3 3 KEY1 KEY2 KEY3 BLACK XPT ENABLE BKGD Used to set if the crosspoint selection saved in the seque...

Page 145: ...sert a step OVER WRITE Used to overwrite the current control panel status or copied step information to the current step DEL Used to delete a step COPY Used to copy a step PASTE Used to add a copied s...

Page 146: ...steps 5 Current step 3 1 2 3 4 5 Using STEP INSERT to add step The current operating status is created as a new step before the current step 1 2 3 4 5 6 The step 3 is inserted as a new step so that t...

Page 147: ...has not changed Select a step under the STEP STATUS NUMBER item in the SEQUENCE menu To set the duration between step1 and step2 select step1 Change the duration under the STEP STATUS DUR item IMPORT...

Page 148: ...ion item Operation section Operation Refer to 1 Open the SEQUENCE menu Keypad Press the SEQ button 11 2 1 2 Select the sequence SEQUENCE menu Select the number under the NUMBER item change OU to SEQUE...

Page 149: ...sequence Unlit No sequence selected or no step to be played back 11 3 1 Playback Normal Loop Step Pressing PLAY performs AUTO PLAY of the sequence and AUTO PLAY automatically stops after playing the...

Page 150: ...ack you can select to perform transition for each if it is saved in the sequence When the setting is ON the transition is performed during sequence playback When the setting is OFF the transition is n...

Page 151: ...ct a sequence under the NUMBER item in the SEQUENCE menu Select a step under the STEP STATUS NUMBER item Set FL BRK to ON Break during fader link playback When sequence playback is performed using fad...

Page 152: ...and DVE pattern lists WIPE and DVE modification settings 12 1 Specifying the Number of Pages 12 1 1 HVS 16 24OUA Press EVENT above the keypad to enter EVENT mode Press BANK1 or BANK2 to select a bank...

Page 153: ...menu is used to select whether background and key bus signal setups are stored or not It can be set for individual buses For example if you don t want to store the background signal setup of M E1 set...

Page 154: ...tion can be used to return to the previous settings For details see section 15 5 Data Recovery DIGITAL VIDEOSWITCHER KEYPAD SYSTEM TRANSITION SYS MU SETUP OU SETUP FUNC FILE M E M E2 M E1 TRANS BKGD K...

Page 155: ...nu Turn F1 to select 4 MODE Then press F1 or the DOWN button to go to the MU SETUP MODE menu EV RCL MODE setting Description TYPE_P The dummy swing of the fader is not required whenever recalling even...

Page 156: ...aving Data to CF Cards Operational data files can be saved to memory card using the following procedure First insert a CF card into the card drive Press the FILE button to display the FILE top menu In...

Page 157: ...e files are displayed in the FILE menu turn F2 to select which file you want to download If you want to load an image file such as JPG or TGA press F3 to select which still memory STILL1 to STILL6 the...

Page 158: ...e of up to 8 alphanumeric characters for any file stored to CF cards Existing files can also be named renamed using the following procedure First insert a CF card containing data files into the card d...

Page 159: ...hree Color Correction modes available BAL balanced DIF differential and SEPIA Two Clip modes available YPbPr YCbCr and RGB GBR Color Correction Clip Adjustment and Proc Amp settings can be stored in t...

Page 160: ...L WHITE LEVEL BLACK LEVEL IMPORTANT To fully or partly initialize color correction menu settings select under the INIT parameter from ALL PROC CC or CLIP and then press and hold the relevant function...

Page 161: ...INPUT Turn F5 to ENABLE to ON to activate the color correction channel Now the selected video signal can be processed using Proc Amp Color Correction and Clip adjustment Check and adjust the signal u...

Page 162: ...go to the COLOR CORRECTION 2 4 menu Turn F1 to select the color correction mode from BAL balanced DIF DIFFERENTIAL and SEPIA Sepia under CC MODE Refer to section 14 6 1 Balanced Mode and Differential...

Page 163: ...anced or in differential mode the associated waveforms will appear differently as shown below A 100 color bar signal is used in the following example 1 The figures below illustrate the change of the s...

Page 164: ...ghted toward Highlights near 75 Black Gamma curve is weighted toward Shadows near 25 When set to negative value Default When set to positive value The signal will be clipped When set to negative value...

Page 165: ...out the difference in adjustments between YPbPr mode and RGB modes If YPbPr selected In the YPbPr CLIP line use F2 to F4 to adjust the following parameters See the table below Parameter Description De...

Page 166: ...b Y Black Clip Level Setting range 7 to 50 Default setting 7 c C White Clip Level Setting range 50 to 111 Default setting 111 100 color bars when 100 white 109 100 50 50 0 Y White clip level range 10...

Page 167: ...he processed RGB signal is then converted again to YPbPr format This correction is used to eliminate out of RGB gamut problems IMPORTANT Video process controls for Y LEVEL C LEVEL C PHASE VIDEO LEVEL...

Page 168: ...ing green Turn F2 to select FUNC under the TYPE item Press F2 to confirm the selection Turn F3 to select a color correction channel to be allocated to the user button See the table below Press F3 to c...

Page 169: ...p orange when the channel is selected on the M E1 bus COLOR CORRECT ME1 KEY CH1 COLOR CORRECT ME1 KEY CH2 INPUT Lights up orange when the channel is selected for INSERT or SOURCE of KEY1 3 BUTTON Ligh...

Page 170: ...P Menu Joystick response screen saver and display brightness and fader lever response Parameter Description Default Setting Range JOYSTICK Sets the joystick response level ACCEL LOW NOR HIGH ACCEL TYP...

Page 171: ...m 6 9 2 HIDE Hides Fader Limit item RIGHT side control mode and speed for KEY MASK and DVE CROP Parameter Default Setting Description Refer to RENC TYPE NORMAL NORMAL Turning clockwise increases value...

Page 172: ...12ROUA Button Type Setting Button Type Setting 1 FUNC M E1 LINE_DVE_PGM 1 FUNC M E1 LINE_DVE_PGM 2 FUNC M E1 LINE_DVE_PST 2 FUNC M E1 LINE_DVE_KEY1 3 FUNC M E1 LINE_DVE_KEY1 3 FUNC M E1 LINE_DVE_KEY2...

Page 173: ...reen if it is OFF When MENU was selected for the TYPE item Setting Menu M E1 M E2 TRANS FADER LIMIT TRANS BKGD XPT MATT KEY1 GAIN CLIP KEY1 KEY1 MATT MASK KEY1 EDGE KEY1 SHADOW KEY1 AUTO CK KEY1 MANUA...

Page 174: ...KEY1 EDGE OLINE KEY1 SHADOW ENABLE KEY2 INVERT KEY2 MASK BOX_A BOX_O KEY3_A KEY3_O KEY2 MASK INVERT KEY2 EDGE NORMAL KEY2 EDGE OLINE KEY2 SHADOW ENABLE KEY3 INVERT KEY3 MASK BOX_A BOX_O KEY3 MASK INV...

Page 175: ...Advanced Signal Settings 15 3 1 Selecting and Adjusting Reference Signal The switcher has two dedicated genlock inputs one for tri level sync signal and another for black burst signal which signal is...

Page 176: ...nterlaced video can be selected from FIELD default EVEN and ODD NOTE This setting does not apply while performing transition or sequence playback 15 3 3 Ancillary Data The switcher supports the pass t...

Page 177: ...the ANCILLARY DATA sub menu Use the UP or DOWN button to go to the ANCILLARY DATA ENABLE submenu Turn F1 to select a bus to be set AUX1 to AUX10 Turn F3 to set to OFF or ON If set to OFF Blanks the an...

Page 178: ...Description Default Setting Range SAFETY AREA OUT Sets which output safety marker applied to ME1PGM ME1PGM ME1PRV ME1CLN ME2PGM ME2PRV ME2CLN AUX1 16 ENABLE Sets safety marker ON OFF OFF OFF ON TYPE...

Page 179: ...ayed in SD mode 15 3 5 MATT CLIP If you are using the color matt signal for productions chroma luminance clip processing at matt top and bottom edges can be used to eliminate out of gamut problems Thi...

Page 180: ...gher setting 6 If BOTTOM ADJ1 to lower setting 7 If set higher at BOTTOM ADJ2 8 If BOTTOM ADJ2 to lower setting Y signal level C signal level Y signal level C signal level Y signal level C signal leve...

Page 181: ...s 15 4 2 Recalling the User Default All of the preset user default values can be recalled in a single operation Press the RECALL button twice while holding down the MU SETUP button All preset user def...

Page 182: ...an be saved to event memory SYS Reinitialize only SYSTEM data settings Related data cannot be event memory saved ALL Reinitialize all system setup data OU Initialization OU INIT in the OU SETUP OU MOD...

Page 183: ...the MU is restarted IMPORTANT Items requiring re start display REBOOT MU on the menu screen are as follow All settings in the MU SETUP MODE menu ARCNET ID setting in the MU SETUP NETWORK menu IP ADDRE...

Page 184: ...ent for When pin 6 or higher is selected the screen will switch to the next page Turn F2 at FUNC to select the signal setting The following FUNC settings are available Description FUNC EFFECT Setting...

Page 185: ...ld 39 TRANS TYPE M E1 BKGD CUT MIX 40 TRANS TYPE M E1 KEY1 CUT MIX 41 TRANS TYPE M E1 KEY2 CUT MIX 42 TRANS TYPE M E1 KEY3 CUT MIX 43 TRANS TYPE M E2 BKGD CUT MIX 44 TRANS TYPE M E2 KEY1 CUT MIX 45 TR...

Page 186: ...7 08 GPI USER FLG08 09 GPI USER FLG09 10 GPI USER FLG10 11 GPI USER FLG11 12 GPI USER FLG12 13 GPI USER FLG13 14 GPI USER FLG14 15 GPI USER FLG15 16 GPI USER FLG16 17 M E1 BKGD TRANSITION GPI OUT is t...

Page 187: ...S TYPE M E1 BKGD MIX 54 TRANS TYPE M E1 KEY1 MIX 55 TRANS TYPE M E1 KEY2 MIX 56 TRANS TYPE M E1 KEY3 MIX 57 TRANS TYPE M E2 BKGD MIX 58 TRANS TYPE M E2 KEY1 MIX 59 TRANS TYPE M E2 KEY2 MIX 60 TRANS TY...

Page 188: ...e the tally color setting turn F2 to set ENABLE item to ON Press UP button to return to the FUNCTION GPI TALLY submenu Select the TALLY output in the FUNCTION GPI TALLY submenu Turn F1 at SELECT to se...

Page 189: ...UX01 AUX16 When AUX01 16 are selected for INPUT the tally signals are sent tally lamps light up when the tally color set to a video source and the tally color set to an AUX output are the same The opt...

Page 190: ...T Press F1 to open the submenu Turn F1 to select RED at SELECT Turn F2 to set ENABLE to ON to enable the selected tally color Press the UP button to return to the FUNCTION GPI TALLY menu Then open the...

Page 191: ...expressed using the menu shown below NO Select from 1 to 30 SEL1 TARGET COLOR is selected from OFF RED GREEN and COL01 to COL10 SEL2 The condition signal polarity is selected between POSI and NEGA SEL...

Page 192: ...422 menu Select TSLTLY for the port setting for RS 422 port to be used Set PARITY to EVEN and BAUD Baud rate to 38400 These settings vary by external devices After all changes are made reboot the MU t...

Page 193: ...22 menu Select a VTR VTR1 to 5 under the RS 422 serial port where the VTR device is connected Reboot the MU after making the settings Note that the settings do not take effect until the unit is reboot...

Page 194: ...t to set the VTR function OFF press the button again to light off Step 2 Operating the VTR Press the VTR control buttons REW PLAY FF PAUSE STOP or REC to operate the VTR The button does not turn on or...

Page 195: ...Note that the settings do not take effect until the unit is rebooted 16 3 2 RS 422 Port Setting Follow the procedure below to make RS 422 port settings Press the MU SETUP button in the menu section to...

Page 196: ...in the FUNCTION VTR 2 3 menu page to display the VDCP CLIP LIST page Turn F1 to select a clip to be added to the VDCP PLAY LIST Turn F2 to select OK And then press F2 The selected clip is added to the...

Page 197: ...ge to display the VDCP TIME CODE SET page Select the item to be changed from IN point OUT point and Duration in the TYPE item Turn F3 F6 to change the time code NOTE The current time is displayed in t...

Page 198: ...the RS 422 serial port where the routing switcher is connected by selecting the router under the target RS 422 For example turn the F2 to set No 2 to ROUTER if the router is connected to the RS 422 2...

Page 199: ...uter destination channel to be assigned to the selected bus button under the DEST item Repeat steps 3 to 4 for other bus buttons to complete the output channel mapping Assigning Source Channels to the...

Page 200: ...ton on the AUX KEY turns orange to indicate the current signal routing Press the desired source button on the AUX KEY bus to change the source signal HVS 3800HS S will send a crosspoint switching comm...

Page 201: ...ult OFF Not accept pattern commands from the editor KEYER CTRL Sets keyer commands ON OFF ON Accepts keyer commands from the editor default OFF Not accept keyer commands from the editor Receiving ALL...

Page 202: ...U SETUP ARCNET ID Sets Arcnet ID for the selected MU 250 1 255 Expanding ARCNET Devices If you are configuring additional OU MU or other ARCNET devices different ID numbers will need to be set for eac...

Page 203: ...You should consult your network administrator before connecting the MU to the LAN MU IP Address and Mask Settings Turn F1 in the MU SETUP NETWORK menu and press F1 or the DOWN button to open MU SETUP...

Page 204: ...ing the procedure below Press STATUS button to display the STATUS top page Turn F1 to select VERSION then press F1 or the DOWN button to open the STATUS VERSION menu 16 7 2 Upgrade Procedure To upgrad...

Page 205: ...U as the MU upgrade files Turn F2 to select the MMU file to be downloaded Press F3 to load download the selected upgrade file to the MU IMPORTANT DO NOT turn power OFF at your units or try to remove t...

Page 206: ...7 6 Loading Setting Data All menu settings previously made for the MU and OU can be set again by loading the data all file from the CF card Insert the CF card where the data is saved into the card dri...

Page 207: ...turn the power off or pull the card out during upgrade process Unless it may damage your DVE card 16 8 1 Checking the DVE Card Version Before upgrading your DVE card use the procedure below to check...

Page 208: ...e Repeat this procedure until all necessary upgrading of files is completed Turn F3 to select a DVE card to be changed under the SEND item Normally select DVE1 2 if two DVE cards configured or select...

Page 209: ...ars on either one of two cards Is the upgrade file selected correctly Is the DVE card selected correctly Error Message Status Err 5 Error occurred DVE timed out Err 6 Error occurred DVE format data cl...

Page 210: ...s GPI IN 15 pin D sub connector female 1 port GPI TALLY OUT 25 pin D sub connector female 1 port EDITOR 9 pin D sub connector female 1 port optional software required ALARM 9 pin D sub connector femal...

Page 211: ...connector female 1 port with loop through ARCNET Token passing 10Mbps 75 or loopthrough BNC 1 port ETHERNET 10 100BASE TX RJ 45 1 port Temperature 0 C 40 C Humidity 30 90 no condensation Power 100VAC...

Page 212: ...UA 20kg Dimensions HVS 16OUA 640 W x 460 D x 95 H mm HVS 24OUA 787 W x 460 D x 95 H mm Consumables Power unit P 1396 Replace every 3 5 years at room temperature 17 1 4 HVS 12ROUA Card Drive Accepts Co...

Page 213: ...40 V 5 0 60H z IN 1 9 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 0 1 4 11 12 1 3 15 1 6 8 6 5 1 2 3 4 7 8 9 1 0 11 12 1 3 15 1 4 1 6 IN PUT OUT P U T C PU G L C P U CP U CP U IN PU T O U T PU T 1 2 LA N 1 GP I I N CPU E D IT OR G...

Page 214: ...MASK MATT MASK WIPE PATT EDGE SHDW CK PREV KEY1 TRANS EDGE SHOW EVENT SEQ USER MATT BUS STILL EDITOR SWAP COPY M E BLOCK PASET POS ROT EDGE BORDER EFFECT CROP WARP KEY1 OVER CK MODI WIPE PGM DVE DVE P...

Page 215: ...1 M E1 M E1 NOR REV LIMIT TRANS BKGD WIPE AUTO CUT BLACK TRANS AUTO AUTO KEY3 AUTO TRANS TRANS SETUP DVE DVE FUNC FILE SETUP MATT POS WARP POS BUS STILL EDGE ROT CROP BORDER EFFECT HILITE EDITOR STATU...

Page 216: ...F4 F5 F6 M E1 KEY1 M E2 KEY1 M E1 KEY2 M E2 KEY2 M E1 KEY3 M E2 KEY3 3 2 1 IN01 1 1 1 1 IN02 2 2 IN02 2 2 IN03 3 3 IN03 3 3 IN01 4 IN04 4 4 IN04 4 4 IN05 AUX MV1 5 5 IN05 5 5 IN06 AUX MV2 1 9 2 10 6 6...

Page 217: ...are accessed from the MU SETUP top menu It is not allowed to move between sub menus MU SETUP SYSTEM menu Submenu Parameter Default Setting Range Refer to MODE FORMAT HD 1080 1080 720 3 4 SD NTSC NTSC...

Page 218: ...NGE SYMBOL Symbols CHANGE NUMBER 0 9 PNL EN If IN01 IN28 or STILL1 STILL6 is selected for SIGNAL OFF OFF ON 5 1 7 PNLSEL BLACK BLACK AUX7 10 MATT1 MATT2 SIDE PNLPOS 0 Setting range varies by operation...

Page 219: ...nge Refer to SELECT NONE ODD EVEN 16 1 4 16 3 16 4 16 5 FUNC EDITOR ROUTER TALLY VTR1 5 VDCP PARITY NONE ODD EVEN BAUD 9600 19200 38400 MU SETUP NETWORK menu Submenu Parameter Default Setting Range Re...

Page 220: ...enu INHIBIT OFF OFF M E1 M E2 M E1 2 INHIBIT ENABLE OFF OFF ON AUX BUS SEL BUS AUX01 AUX01 10 AUX11 16 option ENABLE ON ON OFF DVE TALLY OFF ON OFF 6 9 10 BUS TYPE M E1 P P P P A B 5 1 3 M E2 P P P P...

Page 221: ...TALLY TSL tally setings Parameter Description SELECT Selects submenus Press F1 or the DOWN button to select submenus FUNCTION sub menus are accessed from the top menu It is not allowed to move between...

Page 222: ...NONE ODD EVEN 16 5 BAUD 38400 9600 19200 38400 TYPE GVG100 GVG100 BVS3K DELAY ON ON OFF ENABLE OFF ON OFF SELECT BVS3K ME ME PVW ALL ME ON PVW ON WIPE GVG100 NORMAL NORMAL LIST BVS3K NORMAL NORMAL XP...

Page 223: ...E GROUP ADJUST 100 0 200 R G B SELECT WHITE GROUP ADJUST 100 0 200 R G B SELECT BLACK GROUP ADJUST 100 0 200 R G B FUNCTION COLOR CORRECTION 4 4 menu Parameter Setting Range SELECT See section 14 8 2...

Page 224: ...utton HVS 12ROUA FUNC button Submenu Parameter Default Setting Range Refer to SIGNAL PGM PGM PREV CLN AUX1 to AUX10 AUX11 16 option MATT1 MATT2 XAUX1 to XAUX10 DVE KEY 5 4 SELECT STILL1 STILL4 STILL5...

Page 225: ...PER Displays fan alarm information for side upper cooling fan BOTTOM Displays fan alarm information for side bottom cooling fan REAR UPPER Displays fan alarm information for the upper rear 1 4 Display...

Page 226: ...is installed HVS 38SS Displays if still store option is installed HVS 38AM Displays if animation option is installed 1 7 FILE Menu FILE TOP menu FILE button Submenu Description Refer to 1 FILE MU OU L...

Page 227: ...in the TRANSITION RATE and KEY menus 1 9 WIPE PATTERN Menu WIPE PATTERN menu Submenu Parameter Description Setting Range Refer to WIPE PATTERN 1 WIPE pattern list 0 to 99 6 6 App 3 App 4 2 3 4 5 LIST...

Page 228: ...8 2 7 If applied to a bus Adds a trail or sets monochrome for a hilite 7 SUB EFFECT If applied to a pattern Adds sub effects such as paint defocus mosaic nega freeze and strobe to a pattern 8 2 8 If...

Page 229: ...000 SIDE1 X 0 1000 to 1000 Y 0 1000 to 1000 SIDE2 X 0 1000 to 1000 Y 0 1000 to 1000 SIDE BORDER OFF OFF ON When TYPE is set to PIZZA Note that the available setting parameters and setting ranges vary...

Page 230: ...efault Setting Range Refer to HILITE POS 0 0 100 0 to 100 0 8 2 9 WIDTH 0 0 0 0 to 100 0 POSITION X 0 0 100 0 to 100 0 POSITION Y 0 0 100 0 to 100 0 TYPE OFF OFF FLAT BAR SPOT AUTO BAR ROT 0 0 7999 to...

Page 231: ...X 1080 0 1500 to 1500 6 7 720 1000 to 1000 SD 640 to 640 Y 1080 0 1100 to 1100 720 720 to 720 NTSC 500 to 500 PAL 600 to 600 ANGLE OFFSET 0 0 0 0 to 359 5 ANGLE SPIN 0 1000 1000 MULTI X 1 1 to 64 Y 1...

Page 232: ...and TRANSITION LEVEL can be also set at AUTO TRANS RATE KEY1 KEY2 and FADER LIMIT KEY1 KEY2 parameters in the TRANS menu respectively KEY1 MATT MASK 2 6 menu KEY2 MATT MASK 2 6 menu KEY3 MATT MASK 2 2...

Page 233: ...0 0 to 100 0 POSITION X 1080 10 960 to 960 720 640 to 640 NTSC PAL 360 to 360 Y 1080 10 540 to 540 720 360 to 360 NTSC 254 to 254 PAL 288 to 288 SHADOW COLOR SAT HD 66 3 0 0 to 100 0 SD 66 7 LUM HD 5...

Page 234: ...0 to 31 99 C1 0 00 0 00 to 31 99 C2 0 00 0 0 to 100 0 COLOR CANCEL ON ON OFF ANGLE 45 00 5 00 to 90 00 ANGLE OFFSET Y 0 00 45 00 to 45 00 C 0 00 45 00 to 45 00 K 0 00 45 00 to 45 00 1 14 PREVIEW SELEC...

Page 235: ...d format image file is saved to STILL as either jpg or tga The following picture file formats can only be loaded from CF Card to MU File Format File Name File Data Description mmu pm8054XX mmu HVS 380...

Page 236: ...021 022 023 024 025 026 027 028 029 030 031 032 033 034 035 036 037 038 039 040 041 042 043 044 045 046 047 048 049 050 051 052 053 054 055 056 057 058 059 060 061 062 063 064 065 066 067 068 069 070...

Page 237: ...127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176...

Page 238: ...30 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 1...

Page 239: ...et Patterns 50 patterns 401 402 403 404 405 406 407 408 409 410 411 412 413 414 415 416 417 418 419 420 421 422 423 424 425 426 427 428 429 430 431 432 433 434 435 436 437 438 439 440 441 442 443 444...

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Page 241: ...Background Transitions 73 Balanced Mode and Differential Mode 149 Basic Configuration 14 BLACK Transitions 73 BORDER 107 Box Mask 65 Break Settings during Fader Link 137 Bus Button Sections 37 BUS MAT...

Page 242: ...CF Cards 143 Duration Sequence 133 DVE Effects 103 DVE MODIFY 101 DVE MODIFY Menu 86 DVE MODIFY Menu 101 DVE MODIFY Menu App 12 DVE MODIFY menu LINE DVE 96 DVE MULTI MOVE DVE Pattern Modify 115 DVE Pa...

Page 243: ...signments 170 GPI OUT Free Assignments 172 Gradation Matt 46 H HILITE SHADOW 109 How to Verify Version 190 HVS 12ROUA 4 HVS 12ROUA 198 HVS 12ROUA 202 HVS 16 24OUA 3 HVS 16 24OUA 198 HVS 16OUA 200 HVS...

Page 244: ...OUA 19 MATT CLIP 165 MATT Menu App 8 Menu Access Shortcuts 30 Menu Buttons HVS 12ROUA 29 Menu Buttons HVS 16 24OUA 27 Menu Control Sections 18 Menu List App 1 Menu Operations 18 Modifying Created User...

Page 245: ...Files 144 Restoring the Factory Default 167 Returning Key Menus to Default Settings 58 Returning Menus to Default 32 Returning to Default 31 Returning to User Default 32 Router Control 184 S Safety Ar...

Page 246: ...ion 72 Transition Operations 72 Transition Rate 88 TSL Tally 178 Type Change During Transition 91 U Upgrade Procedure 190 Upgrading DVE Card 193 Upgrading Operational Version 190 User Buttons 30 USER...

Page 247: ...WIPE PATTERN Menu App 11 WIPE Pattern Modify 83 WIPE Switchover in a Video Wall LINE DVE 114 WIPE DVE Pattern Transitions 74 YPbPr Mode and RGB Mode 152...

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Page 249: ...n 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...

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