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Superimposing Vitals
Data Images (PinP)
By using the PinP function, you can superimpose the
vitals data from the RGB input connector on recording
endoscopic images, for example, and record them.
You can also interchange the positions of the main image
and inset image.
• The PinP function cannot be used if the input signal is
3D.
• When the PinP function is enabled, the [Pass-Through]
setting will be disabled.
• Recording will be performed in HD when recording
vitals data, even if [HD/SD Rec Mode] is set to [SD
Record] in the [System Admin Settings] screen –
[Function Settings] screen – [Recording] tab.
• The supported resolutions for RGB input are 640 × 480,
800 × 600, 1024 × 768, and 1280 × 1024.
• When there is no signal input at the RGB input
connector, the display will be as follows.
– If the signal is specified as the inset image, there will
be no inset image.
– If the signal is specified as the main image, the main
image will be a black display.
• When the positions of main and inset images of
differing recording formats and RGB resolutions are
interchanged,
– The image will be recorded with the aspect ratio
retained and black bars added to the top and bottom
or left and right of the image.
– If the output image requires cropping, the image will
be recorded with black bars added to the top, bottom,
left, and right of the image, but the output will be
cropped.
Configuring Settings for Using the
PinP Function
Configure the following settings in the [User Settings]
screen.
[Rec/Streaming] tab
[Ch2 Rec]
If you want to superimpose the vitals data on the Ch2
data as well, select [Use].
For details on the [Rec/Streaming] tab, see
“Configuring Recording and Streaming Settings”
(page 35).
[PinP] tab
[PinP]
Select [Ch1], [Ch2], or [Ch1+Ch2] based on the
channel of the image on which you want to
superimpose the vitals data (RGB input signal).
[Position]
Select the position of the inset image.
[Size]
Select the size (in relation to the horizontal size of the
main image) of the inset image.
For details on the [PinP] tab, see “Configuring PinP
Settings” (page 39).
Performing PinP Controls
PinP controls can be performed by assigning the
following functions to the function keys on a USB
keyboard.
• [PinP On (Ch1)]: Enable the PinP function for Ch1.
• [PinP On (Ch2)]: Enable the PinP function for Ch2.
• [PinP Off (Ch1)]: Disable the PinP function for Ch1.
• [PinP Off (Ch2)]: Disable the PinP function for Ch2.
• [PinP (Sub)]: Display the Ch1 RGB input image as the
inset image.
• [PinP (Main)]: Display the Ch1 RGB input image as the
main image.
For details on function key settings, see “Using Function
Keys” (page 40).
PinP controls can also be performed via a touch panel
monitor.
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Recording image
Vitals data image
(RGB input signal)
PinP composition
Main image
Inset image
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