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BGND – Background
When on (back lit Green), this button includes the background image/video in any chosen transition from Preview
to Program. When this button is toggled, or switched off, any Keyer transition chosen will not change the
background Program image/video.
PRIORITY Key Function
When Key1 and Key2 are both active in Preview (or Program), they may overlap each other on the screen. Using
the Priority Button you can change the order of these keyers. The button acts in a toggle on/off way, i.e.
Key1 over Key2 or Key2 over Key1.
NOTE: It is best to check and change the Priority of Key1 and Key2 when they are only active on the
Preview monitor/output.
Rev and Nrm (NORM) / Rv (REV) buttons
When the Rev and Nrm / Rv buttons are OFF, the selected WIPE transition will operate in its default direction only.
When the Rev button is ON then the selected transition will operate in the reverse direction only.
When the Nrm / Rv button is ON, the selected WIPE transition will automatically switch directions as each
transition is completed. The Rev button will switch on and off automatically to indicate the direction of the next
transition.
DSK TRANS Panel
Each DSK button has an LED above it. This LED can be Red or Green. The DSK1 or
DSK2 button itself can be off or on (back lit Green when on). To understand the relationship
between the DSK button and the LED above, try the following example with DSK1 already
set up as described in the section outlining
1. If the DSK1 button is off and the LED above it is Red then DSK1 is not active in Program or Preview.
2. If the DSK1 button is on and the LED above it is Red then DSK1 is currently active in Preview Only.
3. If the CUT or AUTO TRANS button is pressed then DSK1 will move to the Program output. Once the transition
is complete the LED above DSK1 will change from Red to Green to confirm the DSK is currently active on the
Program output. NOTE: The T-Bar has no effect on DSK transitions.
4. If the CUT or AUTO TRANS button is used again then the DSK1 button will remain on but the LED above will
change back from Green to Red. DSK1 is now removed from the Program output and is active only in the Preview
output.
5. To remove DSK1 from the Preview output, press the DSK1 button so it is off and not back lit Green. The LED
above KEY1 should be Red also. This confirms DSK1 is not active in Program or Preview and we are now backing at
point 1.
The DSK2 button and the LED above it perform in exactly the same way as described above.
DSK1 and DSK2 Quick
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