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Control Panel Overview
This chapter provides a basic introduction to the
control panel, including an overview of the different
areas on the control panel, using the menu system, as
well as an introduction to the various ports, and video
buses.
Carbonite Black Control Panels
Each Carbonite Black control panel is made up of a
number of distinct areas that control different aspects
of the switcher. Some of these areas may vary in size
or function, depending on the control panel you have.
Figure 3: CB2S Control Panel
1. Menu Selection Buttons — These mnemonic
buttons are used to access switcher menus and
select wipe patterns.
2. Global Memory — These buttons are used to
store or recall memories to one or more MEs at the
same time. On the CB1 and CB2 control panels
there are only store and recall buttons for MEs 1
and 2.
Note: The ME 2 , ME 3 , MiniME 3 , MiniME 4 , MULTI
SCN 1
, and
MULTI SCN 2
buttons are not implemented
at this time.
3. Main Display and Selection Knobs — The
three selection knobs are used to adjust and select
various menu items or values. The knobs are
rotated to choose a value, and pressed to make
a selection. The main display shows the menu
system of the switcher.
4.
Menu Navigation Buttons
— These buttons are
used to access switcher menus and move back and
forth between menus.
5. USB — The USB port on the control panel can
be used to store and recall sets, copy logs, and
perform upgrades.
6.
Positioner
— The positioner is used to position
and size keys in the DVE, control some wipe,
border, and wash parameters, as well as control
some external devices.
7. Key Type Buttons — These buttons are used to
choose the type of key you want to use. Use these
buttons with the key select buttons to select the
keyer and the type of key you want to use.
8. Key Select Buttons — These buttons are used
to choose which keyer is selected. The key type
buttons and key bus follow the selected keyer.
These are user select buttons can be assigned to
other functions if required.
9. ME/Aux Selection Buttons — These buttons are
used to assign the control panel row to an ME,
MiniME ™ , chroma key, or Aux. These are user
select buttons can be assigned to other functions if
required.
10. Custom Control Bank Select Buttons — These
buttons are used to choose which custom control
bank is selected. The custom control bus follows
the selected custom control bank. These are user
select buttons can be assigned to other functions if
required.
11. Mnemonic Displays — The mnemonic display
shows the name of the source, or custom control,
assigned to the button directly below it. The
mnemonic display-name and color for each video
source or custom control can be adjusted.
12. Video Source Buses — These buses are broken
into the Preset, Program, and Key/Aux/Custom
Control buses. The Preset bus is the bottom row
of source buttons and selects the video source
that will be taken on-air with the next background
transition. The Program bus is the middle row of
source buttons and selects the video source that
is currently on-air on the background. The Key/
Aux/Custom Control bus is the top row of source
buttons and selects the video source that is chosen
on the selected keyer or aux bus, or the custom
control that is chosen on the selected custom
control bank.
13. Effects Memory — These buttons are used to
store and recall memories on the assigned ME, and
to select the various transition rates used on the
switcher. These buttons are assigned to the ME
that the panel row has been assigned to.
14. Transition Area — These buttons are used to
select which video source buses will be included
in the next transition and what type of transition
will be performed. The Cut and Auto Trans
buttons are used to perform transitions. The user
button is not implemented at this time.
15. On-Air Lights — These lights glow red to show
which keyers are currently on-air.
12 • Control Panel Overview — Carbonite Black Operation Manual (v14.0)