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Machine Page (Cross Point Setting)
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03D Video Edit Suite Software—Owner’s Manual
Machine Page (Cross Point Setting)
This section explains the parameters on the Machine page shown below. Use the [AUTO-
MIX] button to locate this page.
The Machine page is used to assign input channels to machines, and up to eight machines
from A to H are available. Input channels can be assigned in two or four-channel groups
and cannot be assigned to more than one machine. Machine A corresponds to Cross Point
1, Machine B to Cross Point 2, and so on through to Machine H which corresponds to Cross
Point 8. The channel set as REC, however, also corresponds to Cross Point 0. For example,
in the Machine page shown above, input channels 1, 2, 3, and 4 are controlled by commands
for Cross Point 1 (Machine A), and also controlled by commands for Cross Point 0 since
REC is selected. On a typical editor, the machine number of the ESAM II command is deter-
mined by the cross point settings.
Settings on the Machine page are effective only when ESAM II machine commands are
received. Typically, they are ineffective when individual channel control using source com-
mands is used, although this may vary between editors. Refer to the editor’s manual for more
information.
To assign channels to a machine, use the cursor buttons to select a machine from A to H,
and the [SEL] buttons to add and remove channels. Channels cannot be assigned to more
than one machine, and the ST IN channel can be assigned only to the ST IN machine.
To set the REC machine, use the cursor buttons to select a machine from A to H, and then
press the [ENTER] button.
CrossFade Page
This section explains the parameters on the CrossFade page shown below. Use the [AUTO-
MIX] button to locate this page.
The CrossFade page is used to select crossfade patterns for channels individually, and seven
different patterns are available. When channels are paired, both use the same pattern. In
addition to patterns, one of three curves (A, B, C) can be applied to channels globally.