Width Value; Level Value; Soft Balance; Wipe Border - Datavideo SE-3000 Instruction Manual

Width Value

This value determines how wide the actual wipe effect is. A
low value makes a narrow wipe (A and C move closer
together). A large value makes a wider wipe (A and C move
further apart). A value of 10 would relate to the wipe being
10% of the width of the screen.

Level Value

This value relates to how far the wipe has travelled across
the screen and changes as the T-Bar is moved or the
AUTO TRANS feature progresses.

Soft Balance

This value allows the 'inside' and 'outside' edge softness of the Wipe Border to be controlled. If the Soft
Balance is set to zero then both the Inside and Outside edges of the wipe have the same softness, as set by
the 'Soft Value'
If the Soft Balance is set to a positive number, then the inside edge ( A ) is made softer.
If the Soft Balance is set to a negative number, then the outside edge ( C ) is made softer.

Wipe Border

The Wipe Border options and values are currently shown along the bottom of the display below.

Hue, Sat and Luma values

The colour of the Wipe Border Matte can also be controlled by adjusting the Hue, Sat and Luma values.
These values can be fine tuned by using the F1-F3 Function Dials just below the Touch Screen.

Source Control

When branding a production a source/image related wipe can become very useful. Instead of using a colour
for the Wipe Border, a video source or still could be used instead. Then as the wipe moves along the screen
the image source is partially revealed across the path of the wipe.
Tapping on the Source Control displays a list of 10 options for the Wipe Border source. Use the Arrow Up
and Down buttons to scroll through the list then tap on the required source. Available options are Single
Colour Border, Shaded Border (Dual Colour), Still 1, Still 2 or an Input from 1 to 6.
The Wipe Border Menu allows control of the Wipe
Border Matte.

Colour Palette

The Colour Palette allows selection of a colour for
the Wipe Border Matte. Tap on the Colour Palette
and the crosshair + shows the currently selected
colour which is also confirmed under the RGB
values on the right.
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