Sony MVS-7000X, Быстрая настройка

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MVS-8000X Dedicated M/E Outputs
In addition to the primary outputs, the MVS-8000X also has, on slot 4, dedicated outputs for each M/E.
There are four for each M/E and Program/Preset. These output signals correspond to the first 4
“internal” outputs of each M/E, and are set in the Engineering Setup Menu. By default they are:
1. PGM
2. PVW
3. CLEAN
4. KEY PVW 1
However, please keep in mind that the majority of switcher operators run the M/Es in a mode called
“Multi-Program 2” which changes the output settings of the M/E bank (for instance, each M/E’s “sub”
output is fixed at M/E Output 6 – which does not have a physical, dedicated output connector and must
be routed through a standard output. It is recommended you consult with your operators before
deciding to use these M/E outputs.
Reference
The MVS-8000X requires house “black” reference to operate. If you are not looping black, please
connect a 75-ohm terminating resistor to the loop connector. Both “black” and tri-level sync are
permitted, however tri-level sync is only required for special applications, like 24P production. It is also
very important to note that BLACK reference is required when using the internal format converters. The
internal format converters will not work with tri-level sync.
Format Converters
If you purchased either one or two of the optional format converter cards, you can have either 8 or 16
format converted inputs (depending on whether you purchased one or two boards) and either 2 or 4
format converted outputs (depending on how many output boards are in the switcher chassis).
On slot #15, you will see four connectors marked as FC 1-4. These are the format converter outputs. If
your switcher has only 24 outputs, then FC3-4 are not functional.
Format converters on the 8000X have dedicated inputs on slot #12. If you have a single source that
sometimes outputs SD and sometimes outputs your “normal” house production format (i.e. 1080i) then
you will need to send the signal to both a format converter input and a standard primary input.