Panasonic AV-HS60C3G, Operating Manual

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Chapter 7 Configuring Operations — Assigning signals to buttons
Assigning signals to buttons
External video input signals and internally generated signals can be assigned to the crosspoint buttons (the PGM/A, PST/B, KEY, and AUX bus
crosspoint buttons) in the crosspoint area. All buses in a single Control Panel have a common assignment.
If the assignment of the signals selected by the crosspoint buttons is changed, the positions of the lit crosspoint buttons will be changed according to the
changed assignment. In this case, the output video is not changed.
1
Select the <PANEL> button → [XPT ASSIGN] → [Panel1]/[Panel2]/[Panel3] tab.
[Panel1] tab Assigns the control panel 1.
[Panel2] tab Assigns the control panel 2 (second Control Panel).
[Panel3] tab
Assigns the control panel 3 (third Control Panel).
2
Select the buttons to assign the video sources from the button list in the left column.
f
Select [Select] to filter the button list in the left column.
3
Select a signal to be assigned from the signal list in the right column.
f
Select [Page Select] to filter the signal list in the right column.
f
When [Auto Assign] is selected and set to [On]
- The signal is allocated to the button selected in step
2
. The button selection destination automatically moves back by 1 place.
4
Select [Assign].
f
The signal selected in step
3
is assigned to the button selected in step
2
.
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When [Insert] is selected
- The signal selected in step
3
is assigned to the button selected in step
2
. The buttons after the button selected in step
2
will be the signal that
was originally assigned to the previous button.
- The setting of the button assigned to [ME1PGM], [ME2PGM] does not change.
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When [Delete] is selected
- The signal assigned to the button selected in step
2
and the buttons after that will each shift one to forward. The last button will be Blank.
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Signals that can be selected for the crosspoint buttons:
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“
l
” indicates selectable, and “―” indicates non-selectable.
Signal name Description ME*
1
AUX*
2
SDI IN1 - SDI IN20
IP IN1 - IP IN8
SDI input signals 1 to 20
IP input signals 1 to 8
l l
ME1KEYPVW, ME2KEYPVW Key preview video signal ―
l
ME1PGM, ME2PGM Program video signal
l
*
3 l
ME1PVW, ME2PVW Preview video signal ―
l
DSKPGM1, DSKPGM2 DSK program video signal ―
l
DSKPVW1, DSKPVW2 DSK preview video signal ―
l
DSKEXT1-1, DSKEXT1-2,
DSKEXT2-1, DSKEXT2-2
DSK extended signals ―
l
ME1 CLN, ME2 CLN Clean video signals
l
*
3 l
Clip 1V, Clip 2V Video memory (moving image) 1, 2 videos
l l
Clip 1K, Clip 2K Video memory (moving image) 1, 2 keys
l l
Still 1V, Still 2V
Video memory (still image) 1, 2 videos
l l
Still 1K, Still 2K Video memory (still image) 1, 2 keys
l l
CBGD1, CBGD2 Color background 1, 2
l l
CBAR
Color bar
l l
Black Black image
l l
MV1, MV2 MultiView display output signal ―
l
2nd PAGE, 3rd PAGE Page switching function
l
*
4 l
*
4
Blank Not assigned ― ―
*1 Crosspoint buttons other than the <AUX 1/2> to <AUX 15/16> and <VMEM F/S> buttons.
*2 <AUX 1/2> to <AUX 15/16> and <VMEM F/S> buttons.
*3 ME1PGM, ME1CLN, ME2PGM and ME2CLN have a limitation on selection.
Ex) For each ME, it is not possible to select the PGM/CLN in the same ME. When ME1PGM is selected for ME2, ME2PGM cannot be selected for ME1.
*4 Used with the SHIFT function.