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5–10 • Background Transitions Synergy Series Operation Guide (v18)
Notes on Working with Next Transitions
Please note the following important points:
• The three buttons define what you want to change on your program output. Any
combination of the background and two keys can be changed. You can change one, two,
or three elements as desired — simply by pressing the appropriate combination of
buttons.
• If a button is lit, that element will change when the transition is performed, either
manually (with the
Fader ), or automatically (with the
AUTO TRANS
or
CUT
button).
When the transition has completed, buttons that are lit will stay lit — until you change
them.
• A “lit” key button should not be confused with the fact that you want a key to appear on
air. Instead, it means that you want to change the state of the key. If a key button is lit,
the key will change states. If a key’s state is on, the associated
ACTIVE
LED will be lit
red or green.
• Each
ACTIVE
LED has three states:
~ When the LED is
Off
, the associated key is turned off. It is not contributing to the
output of the MLE or the switcher.
~ When the LED is lit
Green
, the associated key is turned on. It is contributing to the
output of the MLE only — not the program output of the entire switcher.
~ When the LED is lit
Red
, the associated key is turned on. It is contributing to the
program output of the entire switcher.
• The appearance (and state) of each
ACTIVE
LED is duplicated by the
ON
LEDs in each
MLE’s individual keyer groups (including the two DSK groups).
Eight Steps to Flawless Transitions
Using the three “next transition” buttons, the following are several easy steps for getting the images
you want on air — flawlessly.
1. Ensure that the correct MLE is selected in the Preview Bus group.
2. Look at your Program Monitor and determine what video elements you want to change
— the background, Key1, Key2, DSK1, DSK2, or a combination of these elements.
3. Press the desired “next transition” button(s).
4. Look at your Preview Monitor and confirm that the monitor shows the desired video
elements in the desired states (e.g., keys on, keys off, proper background video selected).
5. If one of the key elements is in the wrong state, press its associated “next transition”
button, and re-confirm the new composite image on preview.
6. If you are bringing on a new key , ensure that correct key source is selected, and that it is
displayed properly on Preview. If required, adjust the key source(s) accordingly.
Operating
Tip
Always check your preview monitor! The preview monitor output will
always show you the next scene. For example, if a key’s state is
currently on and the desired key button is lit, the preview monitor will
show the key off .