FOR-A HVS-390HS, Operation Manual

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<Setting Up BKGD>
(1) Press BKGD in the M/E1 transition section.
(2) Press WIPE to set the BKGD transition type to WIPE.
(3) Press PATTERN in the M/E1 transition section to display the [WIPE PATTERN] menu,
then press F1 to enter a desired pattern number on the keypad. Then press ENTER to
confirm the selection. (Note that MIX, FAM and NAM can also be used for CG WIPE.)
(4) Modify the selected pattern suitable for your CG WIPE sequence.
<Setting UP CG WIPE>
(1) Display the [WIPE MODIFY] menu by pressing MENU then WIPE.
(2) Turn F1 to select CG WIPE. Press F1 or the page down button to display the [M/E1
WPBG - CG WIPE] menu.
(3) Set ENABLE to ON in PAGE 1. Select VDCP1 under CG.
ME1 WPBG:ENABLE : CG : : DUR : 1/4
CG WIPE : =
ON : = VDCP1 :>CLIP ID:=30 :
(4) Turn F1 to select a CLIP ID and press F1.
CG WIPE : CLIP0001 : 1/1
CLIP ID :CLIP0002 :>CANCEL:
(5) Once the CLIP ID is selected, the menu is automatically returned to the previous page.
Verify that the selected CLIP ID is displayed in the upper line on the menu page.
Set the CG playback time in frames under DUR. (See
C
in Fig. 1, p. 128)
WIPE BG :ENABLE : CG : CLIP0001 : DUR : 1/4
CG WIPE : =ON : =VDCP1:>CLIP ID:= 30 :
(6) Go to PAGE 2. Set the start point (IN point) of the CG playback time.
ME1 WPBG: IN TIME (STOP/00:00:00:00): 2/4
CG WIPE : =
00:00:00:00 :>CUE UP :>SETIN:
(7) Go to PAGE 3. In this example, select KEY1, which is used to display the CG image. (See
D
in Fig. 1)
Set the delay time in frames under DELAY, which indicates the duration from the start of
CG playback (IN point) to the time when KEY1 is displayed on the screen. (See
E
in Fig.
1)
ME1 WPBG:SELECT : DELAY : : 3/4
CG WIPE : =
KEY1 : = 0 : :
(8) Go to PAGE 4. Set the delay time in frames under DELAY, which indicates the duration
from the start of CG playback to the transition start time. (See
F
in Fig. 1)
Set the background transition time under RATE. (See
G
in Fig. 1)
ME1 WPBG: DELAY : RATE :FDRLINK: : 4/4
CG WIPE : =
0 : = 30 : =OFF : :
NOTE
See section 25-6 "VDCP Operation" for VTR control from the switcher using VDCP.