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Names and Functions of Parts of the Control Panel
EMBOS (emboss):
Apply an embossing
effect to the periphery of the key.
• To select a “normal” as the edge type
(that is, a plain edge), set all five of the
above buttons off.
• When border, drop border, or shadow is
selected, you can use a special color
matte or a signal selected on the utility 1
bus for the edge.
• When emboss is selected, you can use the
dedicated color matte signal for the
emboss function.
• When outline is selected, the signal
selected on the key fill bus is used to fill
the edge.
MAIN MASK:
Press this button, turning it
on, to enable the key mask using the
main pattern. It also enables you to set
the parameters with the knobs.
SUB MASK:
Press this button, turning it
on, to enable the key mask using the
sub pattern. It also enables you to set
the parameters with the knobs.
ZABTN (zabton):
When this is pressed,
turning it on, a translucent pattern is
inserted behind the key. With the
knobs, you can adjust the color, size,
density, and softness parameters.
SOFT EDGE:
Soften the edge of the key.
e
MORE button
When there are more than four parameters,
this button lights amber. When it is pressed,
it changes from amber to green and the fifth
and subsequent parameters are assigned to
the knobs, allowing them to be adjusted.
f
SHOW KEY button
While this button is held down, a key
processed key source signal is output from
the specified output port. You can make the
output specification independently for each
of edit preview and the preview of each M/
E or PGM/PST bank in a Setup menu.
g
Knobs
Turn the knobs to adjust the parameter
values.
h
Displays
Each display shows the initial letters of the
parameter name and the parameter value
(maximum three digits including a minus
sign for a negative value).
i
DME channel selection buttons
Press one of these buttons, turning it on, to
delegate a DME channel to the keyer.
The number of valid DME channel
selection buttons depends on the number of
channels installed in the DME processor.
A maximum of four consecutively
numbered DME channels from the two sets,
DME 1 to 4 and DME 5 to 8, can be
assigned to one keyer.
When the signal format is 1080P only, the
consecutive channel combinations that can
be selected are any of DME1 and DME2,
DME3 and DME4, DME5 and DME6, or
DME7 and DME8.
DME channel assigned to a keyer cannot
be selected on another keyer.
However, using the override function it is
possible to allocate a channel already
allocated to another keyer to the currently
selected keyer. If DME channel allocations
have been made in a Setup menu, these
buttons cannot be used to make DME
channel allocations. Using the trace
function, it is possible to check which keyer
a DME channel is allocated to.
j
ON AIR indicators
These light red when the corresponding
DME channels are included in the final
program output.
k
Output destination specification
buttons
MON (DME monitor):
Hold down this
button and press the selection button
Summary of Contents for MVS-8000X System
Page 27: ...27 Chapter 1 MVS 8000X Functions ...
Page 48: ...Chapter 1 MVS 8000X Functions 48 Setup ...
Page 49: ...49 Chapter 2 Menus and Control Panel ...
Page 142: ...Chapter 2 Menus and Control Panel 142 Basic Menu Operations ...
Page 143: ...143 Chapter 3 Signal Selection and Transitions ...
Page 209: ...209 Chapter 4 Keys ...
Page 290: ...Chapter 4 Keys 290 Key Snapshots ...
Page 291: ...291 Chapter 5 Wipes ...
Page 336: ...Chapter 5 Wipes 336 Wipe Pattern Operations in the Multifunction Flexi Pad Control Block ...
Page 337: ...337 Chapter 6 DME Wipes ...
Page 379: ...379 Chapter 7 Frame Memory ...
Page 429: ...429 Chapter 8 Color Backgrounds Copy and Swap and Other Settings ...
Page 453: ...453 Chapter 9 Color Corrector ...
Page 472: ...Chapter 9 Color Corrector 472 Color Corrector Functions ...
Page 473: ...473 Chapter 10 Special Functions ...
Page 494: ...Chapter 10 Special Functions 494 Multi Program 2 ...
Page 495: ...495 Appendix Volume 1 ...
Page 496: ...Appendix Volume 1 496 Wipe Pattern List Wipe Pattern List Standard Wipes ...
Page 497: ...Appendix Volume 1 497 Wipe Pattern List Enhanced Wipes ...
Page 498: ...Appendix Volume 1 498 Wipe Pattern List Rotary Wipes ...
Page 499: ...Appendix Volume 1 499 Wipe Pattern List Mosaic Wipes ...
Page 500: ...Appendix Volume 1 500 Wipe Pattern List ...
Page 501: ...Appendix Volume 1 501 Wipe Pattern List Random Diamond Dust Wipes ...
Page 503: ...Appendix Volume 1 503 DME Wipe Pattern List Squeeze Door ...
Page 504: ...Appendix Volume 1 504 DME Wipe Pattern List 2D trans 3D trans ...
Page 505: ...Appendix Volume 1 505 DME Wipe Pattern List Flip tumble Frame in out ...
Page 506: ...Appendix Volume 1 506 DME Wipe Pattern List Picture in picture Page turn ...
Page 507: ...Appendix Volume 1 507 DME Wipe Pattern List Page roll Mirror ...
Page 508: ...Appendix Volume 1 508 DME Wipe Pattern List Sphere Character trail Wave Ripple ...
Page 509: ...Appendix Volume 1 509 DME Wipe Pattern List Split slide Sparkle Mosaic Defocus ...
Page 511: ...Appendix Volume 1 511 DME Wipe Pattern List 3D trans Picture in picture ...
Page 512: ...Appendix Volume 1 512 DME Wipe Pattern List Page turn ...
Page 513: ...Appendix Volume 1 513 DME Wipe Pattern List Page roll ...
Page 517: ...Appendix Volume 1 517 Resizer DME Wipe Pattern List Frame in out ...
Page 523: ...Appendix Volume 1 523 Menu Tree Frame Memory Menu FRAME MEM button ...
Page 524: ...Appendix Volume 1 524 Menu Tree Color Bkgd Menu AUX Menu COLOR BKGD button AUX button ...
Page 525: ...Appendix Volume 1 525 Menu Tree CCR Menu CCR button ...
Page 526: ...Appendix Volume 1 526 Menu Tree Copy Swap Menu Misc Menu COPY SWAP button MISC button ...
Page 527: ...Appendix Volume 1 527 Menu Tree Status Menu STATS button ...
Page 528: ...Appendix Volume 1 528 Menu Tree DME Menu DME button ...
Page 529: ...Appendix Volume 1 529 Menu Tree Global Effect Menu Device Menu GLB EFF button DEV button ...
Page 530: ...Appendix Volume 1 530 Menu Tree Macro Menu MCRO button ...
Page 531: ...Appendix Volume 1 531 Menu Tree Key Frame Menu KEY FRAME button ...
Page 532: ...Appendix Volume 1 532 Menu Tree Effect Menu EFF button ...
Page 533: ...Appendix Volume 1 533 Menu Tree Snapshot Menu SNAPSHOT button ...
Page 534: ...Appendix Volume 1 534 Menu Tree Shotbox Menu SHOTBOX button ...
Page 535: ...Appendix Volume 1 535 Menu Tree File Menu FILE button ...
Page 536: ...Appendix Volume 1 536 Menu Tree Engineering Setup Menu ENG SETUP button to following pages ...
Page 537: ...Appendix Volume 1 537 Menu Tree to pages after 539 to previous pages to next page ...
Page 538: ...Appendix Volume 1 538 Menu Tree to following pages to previous pages ...
Page 539: ...Appendix Volume 1 539 Menu Tree to previous pages ENG SETUP button to next page ...
Page 540: ...Appendix Volume 1 540 Menu Tree to previous pages ENG SETUP button ...
Page 541: ...Appendix Volume 1 541 Menu Tree Diagnostic Menu DIAG button ...
Page 548: ...Appendix Volume 1 548 Using Keys 5 to 8 ...
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Page 553: ...553 Chapter 11 DME Operations ...
Page 725: ...725 Chapter 12 External Devices ...
Page 765: ...765 Chapter 13 Keyframe Effects ...
Page 846: ...Chapter 13 Keyframe Effects 846 Register Operations in the Menus ...
Page 847: ...847 Chapter 14 Snapshots ...
Page 879: ...879 Chapter 15 Utility Shotbox ...
Page 900: ...Chapter 15 Utility Shotbox 900 Shotbox Register Editing ...
Page 901: ...901 Chapter 16 Macros ...
Page 977: ...977 Chapter 17 Files ...
Page 1010: ...Chapter 17 Files 1010 Saving Files Recalled by Autoload ...
Page 1011: ...1011 Appendix Volume 2 ...
Page 1013: ...Appendix Volume 2 1013 SpotLighting Shape Patterns ...
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Page 1041: ...1041 Chapter 18 System Setup System ...
Page 1081: ...1081 Chapter 19 Control Panel Setup Panel ...
Page 1165: ...1165 Chapter 20 Switcher Setup Switcher ...
Page 1213: ...1213 Chapter 21 DME Setup DME ...
Page 1221: ...1221 Chapter 22 DCU Setup DCU ...
Page 1245: ...1245 Chapter 23 Setup Relating to Router Interface and Tally Router Tally ...
Page 1263: ...1263 Chapter 24 Simple Connection of the MKS 8080 8082 AUX Bus Remote Panel ...
Page 1267: ...1267 Chapter 25 DIAGNOSIS ...
Page 1270: ...Chapter 25 DIAGNOSIS 1270 Checking the Communications Status ...
Page 1271: ...1271 Appendix Volume 3 ...
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