Ross Carbonite Black, Руководство по установке

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15. Use the In/Out knob to select the source or bus
you want to assign to the box.
When you assign an output to a box, the switcher
routes the source selected on that bus to the box,
and not the output of the bus.
16.
Use the Border knob to turn the border around
the MultiViewer box off ( Off ), white ( White ), or
black ( Black ).
When the border is turned off, some distortion
may be visible around the edges of the box.
17. Press NEXT .
18. Use the Aspect knob to turn aspect ratio markers
for the MultiViewer box on ( Aspect ) or off ( Off ).
19.
Use the
Label
knob to turn source labels for the
MultiViewer box off, or on in a selected position
( Bottom or Top ).
20. Press NEXT .
21. Use the GrnTly knob to turn the preview (green)
tally for the MultiViewer box on or off.
22. Use the RedTly knob to turn the program (red)
tally for the MultiViewer box on or off.
23. Press NEXT .
24. Configure additional MultiViewer boxes as
required.
To Set Up a MultiViewer Clock
1. Press MENU > System > MultiView > NEXT >
NEXT > NEXT > Edit Clock . Click Navigation
Menu > Configuration > MultiViewers and
click
MultiViewer
X for the MultiViewer you
want to set up the clock for.
2.
Click
Clock
.
3.
Use the
Clock
knob to select the clock source to
display. Click a Mode button to select the type of
clock you want.
•
Off
— turns the clock off
• TmcodeTimecode — displays the timecode
fed to the switcher (hh:mm:ss:ff)
• System — displays the system time of
the switcher in 12-hour or 24-hour format
(hh:mm:ss)
4. For a Timecode clock, use the LTCFrm knob
to select whether the number of frames for a
timecode is displayed ( On ) or not ( Off ). For a
Timecode clock, click a Frame Count button
to select whether the number of frames for a
timecode is displayed ( On ) or not ( Off ).
5.
For a System clock, use the Format knob to set
how the time is displayed. For a System clock,
click a Time Display button to set how the time
is displayed.
•
24h24 hr — time is displayed in 24-hour
format.
• 12h12 hr
— time is displayed in 12-hour
format without am/pm.
• AM/PM12 hr AM/PM — time is displayed in
12-hour format with am/pm.
6. Press NEXT . Click the Position tab.
7. Use the X Pos , Y Pos , and Size knobs to
position the clock and change the size. Use the
X Position , Y Position , and Size sliders to
position the clock and change the size.
8. Press NEXT .
9. Use the LoadFg knob to select the color of the
text for the clock and press the knob. Click the
Foreground Color
tab and select the color and
transparency you want to use for the text of the
clock.
10.
Use the
LoadBg
knob to select the background
color for the clock and press the knob. Click the
Background Color tab and select the color and
transparency you want to use for the background
of the clock.
11. Press NEXT .
12. Use the FgHue knob to adjust the hue of the text
color for the clock.
13. Use the FgSat knob to adjust the saturation of the
text color for the clock.
14. Use the FgLum knob to adjust the luminance of
the text color for the clock.
15. Press NEXT .
16. Use the BgHue knob to adjust the hue of the
background color for the clock.
17. Use the BgSat knob to adjust the saturation of the
background color for the clock.
18. Use the BgLum knob to adjust the luminance of
the background color for the clock.
On-Air Setting
Some switcher outputs can be set to be considered on-
air or not. This allows you to set which outputs are
tallied, how resource allocation is divided, and how the
Roll Clip feature works.
To Set the On-Air Status for an Output
1. Press MENU > Config > NEXT > On Air . Click
Navigation Menu > Configuration > On Air .
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