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BBG1070QS-OM (V1.8) BBG-1070-QS PRODUCT MANUAL
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Introduction
BBG-1070-QS Functional Description
Identity Text Burn-In/Formatting Function
This function provides user controls for entering UMD and ident user text that
is burned into each PiP image. Controls allow full control of positioning,
sizing, and color/background/opacity attributes. Burn-in text can be user entry
text, video format of the corresponding PiP, wall-time clock, or external text
sourced via IP from an automation system.
Tally Graphics Insert/Control
This function accommodates tally inputs (received as GPI, serial, or network
commands) and allows configuring the commands to provide tally indications
for each PiP image. All visual attributed are configurable, including “lamp”
color, size, and positioning.
Up to five GPI inputs are available for selecting per-PiP tally lamp insertions
and border attributes such as colors. The combined states of the GPI inputs
can form “virtual” GPIs which can be used for up to 16 discrete GPI-defined
actions. Tally activation can also be controlled via IP from an automation
system/router. UMD text can be inserted using local user text entry or
integrated with router automation to receive text from the automation system.
Output Preview via Network Connection
A DashBoard Output Preview function provides the display of
regularly-sampled screen captures in the device DashBoard remote control
page. This provides remote-access program video content/presence and
multiviewer layout confidence monitoring via the device’s DashBoard
display without needing collocation with the BBG-1070 or its input or output
video signals.
When the device is acquiring frame captures (either 5-second periodic-
updated continuous images or single frame (user selectable)), the area on the
bottom of the DashBoard page displays the multiviewer image of the input
video PiPs. DashBoard acquires program video frame captures using an
external network connection from the BBG-1070 Ethernet port to the
network/computer hosting the device’s DashBoard connection. (When
preview is requested, DashBoard queries the device address for the image,
with the image transferred via the device rear panel Ethernet connection).