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DX-2200
– SD/HD-SDI Text & Graphics Inserter – User Manual
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4.8.1.9.10.5.1 Corner Marker Field Display Example:
G1M3 ' corner marker field type
G1PA100,100 ' top-left at (100,100)
G1PB1820,980 ' bottom-right at (1820,980)
G1W10 ' 10 pixels wide
G1L300,150 ' 300 px long horizontal, 150 px vertical
G1R255;G1G255;G1B0 ' Yellow
G1A64 ' 25% transparent
G1S ' display and update
4.8.1.9.10.6 Target Marker Fields
– Field Type 4
The Target Marker Field displays a '+' marker at the position specified by coordinate A of the Graphic Field.
The Length parameter of the Graphic Field sets the length of the horizontal and vertical lines. Half the length
extends each direction from the center of the Target Marker and the length has a resolution of 2 pixels so
that the marker is always symmetrical.
The width parameter of the Graphic Field set the width of the lines that make up the Target Marker. The
width has a resolution of 2 pixels with half the width on each side of center.
4.8.1.9.10.6.1 Target Marker Field Display Example:
G3M4 ' target marker field type
G3PA960,540 ' location (960,540)
G3W2 ' 2 pixels wide
G3L100 ' 100 pixel long lines
G3R255;G3G0;G3B0 ' red
G3A0 ' fully visible
G3S ' display and update
4.8.1.9.10.7 Image Fields
– Field Type 5
An Image Field displays an image that has been uploaded to the DX-2200-TI-03. Image Fields can be used
to display a logo or other custom graphics. The DX-2200 Uploader software supplied with the product is
used to upload images and store them in flash memory. Refer to
§5 DX2200 Software Upload Utility DX-
2200 Software Upload Utility for information about uploading images.
The image is displayed at the position specified by coordinate A of the Graphic Field. Any part of the image
extending beyond the size of the overlay is not displayed.
Uploaded images may have transparency for some or all pixels in the image. Support for transparency
depends on the file format of the image. Images that do not include transparency are always uploaded with
all pixels fully visible. By default, images will be displayed with the transparency that was included in the
uploaded image. The GnnAaaa command can be used to make the image more transparent. It is not
possible to make an image less transparent than was defined in the original file.
When an image is fully transparent or partly transparent, the image frame background will be visible behind
the image. The background color is set by the GnnBRrrr, GnnBggg, GnnBBbbb commands, and the
background transparency is set by the GnnBAaaa command. When the image frame background has
transparency, lower layers in the video mix will be visible behind the image. The default background
transparency for a graphic field is 255 (fully transparent). The image frame background will not be visible
unless the default transparency is changed.