Sony DVS-7200, Руководство по эксплуатации продукта

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DVS-7200 • Product Guide Features and Benefits
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Switchable System Standard
In addition to feature flexibility, the DVS-7200 also provides standard and format
flexibility, as follows:
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When configured for component digital operation (4:2:2), you can
operate in the 525 or 625 line standard. The appropriate system
reference is required.
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When configured for composite digital operation (4fsc), you can
operate in the 525 line standard.
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You can switch aspect ratios between 4:3 and 16:9.
Achieving this level of flexibility is equally easy — all standard and format
switching is performed on the integral display screen.
Redundant Power Supplies
Power supplies just sit there and work — no moving parts, no trouble ever, and no
need for a backup, right? Hindsight is wonderful, but not when the feed to Telco is
black! A little redundancy goes a long way.
To this end, Sony offers optional redundant power supplies for both the switcher
processor unit and the control panel. When a power supply problem is detected by
the system’s diagnostics, an operator warning appears and the automatic back-up
system switches power supplies — with no signal interruption or loss of output.
The DVS-7200 offers superb features, and a little peace-of-mind, too.
Power Tools
This section outlines the features that operators value the most on the DVS-7200.
Power tools not only simplify the daily job, but they add to that all-important
category of creativity — the area in which a switcher’s artistic and aesthetic
capabilities are greater than the sum of its parts.
Timeline Effects
The only thing better than creating a beautiful switcher event — is creating a series
of events along a timeline, and editing each event with exacting precision. The
DVS-7200’s timeline feature allows you to create and run switcher timelines for
each M/E — plus the DSK — plus user functions such as auxiliary bus control.
In much the same way that you program effects on the DME, switcher timeline
effects give you control over the path of wipe pattern position (including spline), the
duration of individual events (or “keyframes”), and the relative timing between the
various M/E and DSK timelines.
Up to 99 key frame registers are available. The feature allows you to copy, modify,
and delete events, save and recall timelines, and preview the completed effects
(individually or in combination) on the switcher’s display panel. With timeline
control, complex sequences that could not be performed live (nor repeated
accurately) can now be programmed, edited and used in a production with ease.