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Notes on Perfomring Self Keys
Please note the following important points regarding self keys:
•
If you select a different self key source, you will need to re-clip the source as outlined
above. There is only
one
memory register per MLE keyer for self keys.
•
The system allows you to enable the
FLY KEY
button (
Squeeze & Tease
mode) for a
Self Key, provided that the other MLE keyer is not flying an Auto Select Key. You can
also fly
two
Self Keys in an MLE at a time. Refer to the section “
page 7–51 for further details.
Performing an Auto Select Key
An Auto Select (or “linear”) key is one in which two signals are used to cut and fill the hole — a key
(alpha) signal, and a fill signal. These signals originate from devices such as character generators, still
stores, DVEs and graphics systems.
Use the following procedure to perform an auto select key on an MLE Keyer:
1. Ensure that your program/preview monitoring is set as needed for the selected MLE.
2. Select an input on the MLE’s
PGM
or
BKGD
bus. This provides the background over
which the auto select key will appear.
3. On the
Key Bus
, select the desired auto select key source. For example, a character
generator or a DVE.
4. In the MLE’s
Key 1
or
Key 2
group, press
AUTO SELECT
to display the
Auto Key
Setup Menu
.
Auto Key Setup Menu
The menu lists the individual
Key Fill
and
Key Alpha
sources (which are linked during
switcher installation), the
location
of the selected keyer, and whether or not the key’s
alpha signal is
shaped
(also determined during installation). On the panel, note that the
KEY MEM
button turns on automatically to indicate that clip and gain are locked. This
state is also reflected by the “
Locked
”
labels on the display.
5. The key’s clip and gain settings were set during the installation process. Typically, they
should
not
need to be adjusted. If you
do
need to adjust them
temporarily
, turn off the
KEY MEM
button. The display changes to indicate that clip and gain are now
unlocked
.
Summary of Contents for SYNERGY 4000DR-003
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Page 42: ...1 26 Introduction Synergy Series Operation Guide v18...
Page 64: ...2 22 Control Panel Introduction Synergy Series Operation Guide v18...
Page 132: ...4 54 Switcher Basics Synergy Series Operation Guide v18...
Page 242: ...7 68 Keying Synergy Series Operation Guide v18...
Page 280: ...8 38 Memory Functions and More Synergy Series Operation Guide v18...
Page 310: ...GL 4 Glossary of Terms Synergy Series Operation Guide v18...
Page 332: ...IX 22 Index Synergy Series Operation Guide v18...