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To Select Patterns

To Show The Hint

To Hide The Hint

To Quit Current Menu

Touch Here To Quit

Touch Here To Next Pattern

Touch Here To Prev Pattern

OK

 

T-Bar Calibration： 

T-bar Calibration

OK

Cancel

Pull And Push T-Bar Several Times!

Then Press OK!

 

Factory Reset： 

Factory Reset

Cancel

Continue

Factory Resetting…

Factory Reset OK

Please A.C. Restart!!!

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for MIG-680

Page 1: ...MIG 680 Event Controller User manual V1 0 All in one 4K Event Controller Before using this video processor please read this manual carefully and keep it for reference in the future...

Page 2: ...cal photocopying record or other way for any business and profitable purpose The product specifications and information mentioned in this manual is just for reference will not give prior notice if the...

Page 3: ...U 12 DEFAULT STATUS INTRODUCTION 12 MAIN MENU INTRODUCTION 13 Main menu 14 Picture setting 15 Output setting menu 17 Input setting 20 Layer setting 23 Save and load 29 EDID 33 Communication 34 MISC 36...

Page 4: ...WARRANTY 52 MACHINE WARRANTY 52 NON WARRANTY 52...

Page 5: ...please obey the relevant instructions when you install and operate the product Trademark credit VESA is a Video Electronics Standards Association s trademark HDMI HDMI mark and High Definition Multim...

Page 6: ...upport HDCP1 4 2 2 4 4 4 processing technology Internal multi layer processing realize 4 layer to 4 layer seamless switching Support layer clip crop and zoom Support layer clone and shadow function Su...

Page 7: ...HDMI inputs Expand 2 HDMI input modules MIG 680 H2 One HDMI input module includes 2 HDMI inputs Expand 1 SDI input module MIG 680 S1 One SDI input module includes 2 SDI inputs Expand 2 SDI input modul...

Page 8: ...electricity from your body by touching the ground surface Please use the machine in clean dry and ventilated environment do not use it in the high temperature or humidity environment The product is th...

Page 9: ...t the T bar and the rotary knob can adjust the parameters of the layer precisely It is a indispensable event controller with small size powerful function and easy use in the video switching domain The...

Page 10: ...USTMENT area Include the rotary knob and buttons to adjust parameters 3 LAYER area Choose and operate layer area 4 LOGO area Choose and operate LOGO area 5 FUNCTION 1 2 area Function area 6 INPUT area...

Page 11: ...t 1 3 AUX output 2 4 AUX output 3 5 AUX output 4 6 Standard input ports 7 Extended input slot 1 8 Extended input slot 2 9 Genlock input output 10 USB MIG 680 software upgrade 11 Internet access connec...

Page 12: ...8 MIG 680 P2 MIG 680 PS MIG 680 HS Remarks the above is only the back of some models please refer to extended ports menu for all model names...

Page 13: ...9 Other The fan power interface and switch...

Page 14: ...0 60Hz and EDID management DP 1 2 5 8 4 3840 2160 60Hz and EDID management Extended input module Port Quantity Resolution DP1 2 DP 2 3840 2160 60Hz and EDID management HDMI 2 0 HDMI 2 3840 2160 60Hz a...

Page 15: ...40 2160 60Hz Output AUX 1 4 HDMI 1A 4A 1B 4B 4 2 Customized resolution optimize Horizontal resolution up to 4352 pixels Vertical resolution up to 2176 pixels Output PREVIEW HDMI DVI DVI 1 HDMI 1 1920...

Page 16: ...me Notes The PROGRAM frames will be not synchronous with the PREVIEW after openingTAKE EDIT but the PROGRAM output frames of the machine are synchronous with the PREVIEW PREVIEW Reveal the layer s siz...

Page 17: ...select the parameter or touch click to adjust the parameter to be small or large or touch the parameter and click in the pop up numeric key input area Parameter adjustment Enter the next menu When the...

Page 18: ...ied parameters Represents a backspace to delete the entered number The numeric keypad is shown below Main menu In the default state press OK or Knob to enter the main menu and the LCD screen will show...

Page 19: ...cture Setting Layer2 Picture Setting Layer3 Picture Setting OFF PICTURE Page 2 2 Layer4 Picture Setting Reset Picture Setting Cancel Reset Layer 1 4 picture setting Brightness PICTURE 50 Color Temp Re...

Page 20: ...n range from 0 to 16 Gamma Open or close this function gamma range from 0 0 to 5 0 Layer 1 4 picture setting Brightness range 0 100 the default is 50 Contrast range 0 100 the default is 50 Saturation...

Page 21: ...DMI Settings Aux3 HDMI Settings Aux4 HDMI Settings PGM output Aux1 Aux2 Aux3 Aux4 output resolution PGM Aux1 Aux2 Aux3 Aux4 Resolution 1920 1080 60Hz 3840 1280 60Hz 1920 1080 50Hz 3840 2160 30Hz 3840...

Page 22: ...x2 Aux3 Aux4 Customized Resolution 3840 V act 1080 FPS 60 Accept Advanced 3840 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 C OK Cancel Continue Resolution Out Of Range H act Customized Resolution Advanced 3840 H tot 4048 H s...

Page 23: ...eries video switcher support 14 kind of fixed resolution and customized resolution Fifth option customized resolution horizontal 4352 pixels vertical maximum 2176 pixels more detail please check Outpu...

Page 24: ...HDMI1 4094 2176 60Hz Total 4294 2196 KEY 2 HDMI2 No Signal KEY 3 HDMI3 No Signal KEY 4 HDMI4 No Signal KEY 5 DP1 4096 2176 60Hz Total 4294 2196 KEY 6 DP2 No Signal KEY 7 DP3 No Signal KEY 8 DP4 No Sig...

Page 25: ...nput 11 Input 12 Function OFF Image Crop Input Key 1 4094 2176 Function ON Reset Match To Input H Pos 0 Width H Range V Pos 0 Height V Range 1920 1080 1920 1080 HDMI DP RGB Range Input 1 HDMI DP RGB R...

Page 26: ...is signal which are cropped image Input source list Display this machine all input signals resolution information Image crop Can select any part of image from input signal to display Input button 1 40...

Page 27: ...tings Size Position Layer 1 Size Position OFF Layer 2 Layer 3 Layer 4 ON H Pos 960 V Pos 540 Width 960 Height 540 OFF ON Clone Mirrored Clone Normal Mirror Zoom Function OFF Zoom Function ON Reset Mat...

Page 28: ...ayer Crop Mask Left 0 Layer 1 Layer 2 Layer 3 Layer 4 Right 0 Top 0 Bottom 0 Reset Keying Settings Keying Setting Color Keyer Luma Keyer Luma Luma Keyer 0 Display Pixels Above luma Function OFF Functi...

Page 29: ...d Green Background Blue Background Black Text White Text Red Text Green Text Blue Text ON OFF Quick Template R Low Color Keyer 0 Top Layer Color In Range Display Function OFF Function ON G Low 0 B Low...

Page 30: ...Layer 1 Layer 2 Layer 3 Layer 4 OFF Width ON 16 32 ON OFF Aspect Ratio Aspect Ratio Layer 1 Layer 2 Layer 3 Layer 4 Resize Resize Layer Refer To Input Pixels Resize Lock Hsize Of The Layer Lock Vsize...

Page 31: ...t position 4 direction to crop Reset Reset the crop parameter Keying Settings LumaKe yer Remove the part of low brightness according to the brightness setting leave the high brightness part Luma Range...

Page 32: ...the color should be remove RGB value Display the RGB value which is selected Horizontal vertical position Change the horizontal vertical parameter to move the yellow frame in order to select the color...

Page 33: ...Preview Program Logo SAVE LOAD Load Pst Inclue AUX Not Include Included Not Include Save Include PGM PVW Included Save Include AUX Included Included Not Include Included Not Include Save Preset Save...

Page 34: ...5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Logo Logo Load All Logo Save Loo Clear All Logo Cancle Logo Source Program Preview Program Accept Save Save Logo Program Preview H Pos 0 Width V Pos 0 Height...

Page 35: ...31 Save Logo Save Logo From Preview To Logo1 Cancel Continue 50 Saving Load All Logo Cancel Continue...

Page 36: ...ogram or Preview Logo Save Logo Logo 1 Logo 2 Logo 3 Select the Logo button to save Logo 1 Displays the Logo number of the current operation Save Skip to the progress bar menu to save the Logo Cancel...

Page 37: ...ter if different computers and different graphics output Or select the corresponding output resolution in the computer resolution option EDID Setting EDID can be set for all input signals from input 1...

Page 38: ...ing Protocol Info Communication UDP Port 61215 Take Fade Hexacimal Length39 0 27 Take Cut Load Preset 1 2 10 20 IP Address IP Settings 192 168 1 222 Gateway Edit Edit 192 168 1 1 MAC E2 B2 E0 EC 45 17...

Page 39: ...he network by modifying the IP address of this processor IP Settings IP address Display or modify the IP address of this machine you can select the number to edit through the knob or OK key or click t...

Page 40: ...Free Run Free Run Genlock Test Pattern Take Mode Swap Duration 0 5S Swap Edit Lock To Layer1 MISC Page 2 2 T bar Calibration Factory Reset Screen Touch Enable T Bar Enable Diable Enable Enable Disable...

Page 41: ...6 Aug 2 2019 18 21 25 AUX Board A0006 Aug 2 2019 18 21 25 Hardware Tbar 4095 Min 0013 Cur 0032 Max 4096 Core signal CH1 0x7 CH2 0xf CH3 0xf X Min 0050 dft 2091 cur 2095 Max 3700 1 1 Z Min 0050 dft 207...

Page 42: ...Menu Touch Here To Quit Touch Here To Next Pattern Touch Here To Prev Pattern OK T Bar Calibration T bar Calibration OK Cancel Pull And Push T Bar Several Times Then Press OK Factory Reset Factory Res...

Page 43: ...enu on the LCD screen Duration Select the switch speed of the TAKE button ranging from 0 to 3 seconds 0 5 seconds is default Take Mode Select the switch mode of this switcher switch mode or edit mode...

Page 44: ...Language English English Set the display language of the menu system to English Set the display language of the menu system to simplified Chinese Set the display language of the menu system to traditi...

Page 45: ...lay the resolution of main output port and 4 AUX output ports AUX OUTPUT display the current input signal of AUX output INPUT INFORMATION The serial number signal type and input resolution of all inpu...

Page 46: ...e keys on the front panel of the machine to set the machine the LCD screen will display the corresponding menu according to the user s operation so as to prompt the user to operate better faster and m...

Page 47: ...ight When the cursor is moved to the item to be adjusted press the knob or the confirm key to enter the setting mode At this time rotate the knob counterclockwise to reduce the current parameter value...

Page 48: ...urned automatically in some special interfaces the system will not automatically return to the default state such as screen switching shortcut interface user mode shortcut interface test pattern inter...

Page 49: ...and use the joystick to change the position of the currently selected layer With H and V buttons you can change the size of the layer To zoom the image in the current layer use H button V button and j...

Page 50: ...ess CLEAR ALL delete all layers FULL SCREEN quickly go full screen TOP Too the layer BOTTOM bottom the layer COLOR KEYER quickly enter color keyer menu LUMA KEYER quickly enter lumakeyer menu Select a...

Page 51: ...am and Preview output at same time ASPECT RATIO quickly enter layers ratio menu DURATION TIME adjust the time when TAKE fade in and fade out quickly enter function item menu AUX SWITICH long press AUX...

Page 52: ...ith H and V buttons you can change the size of the layer Turn on EDID menu and EDED H POS V POS select horizontal or vertical position in the menu H SIZE V SIZE select horizontal or vertical size in t...

Page 53: ...FUNCTION 1 and select the input signal button corresponding to the left side of AUX 1 4 LAYER 1 4 The button in the corresponding area is not lit it means that the button corresponds to invalid input...

Page 54: ...onding preset Preview will display the preset when you brighten the button and invoke the corresponding preset on the left preset area Press this button and then choose the 1 20 presets on the left to...

Page 55: ...the machine including T Bar and once again to unlock The button Cut Seamless switch between PREVIEW and PROGRAM The button Take Fade in out between PREVIEW and PROGRAM PREPARE It s a state indication...

Page 56: ...ed besmirch or surface scratches and other abnormal using causes of malfunction or damage Demolition machine or modification which is not to be agreed by our company Using in the not specified used wo...

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