Related Manuals for Analog way Alta ZEN200
Summarization of Contents
1 Disclaimer
1.1 Copyrights
Details Analog Way's sole property of installed software and prohibits copying or alteration.
1.2 Warranty
Outlines the warranty terms for the Alta 4K hardware, including coverage duration and conditions.
1.3 Liability
States Analog Way's limited liability for damages related to the software or hardware.
1.4 Force Majeure
Excludes Analog Way's liability for circumstances beyond its control.
3 Hardware Specifications
3.1 General Safety Instructions
Provides essential safety and operating instructions for product usage and maintenance.
3.1.1 English Safety Instructions
Details safety guidelines in English, covering warnings, installation, and power supply.
3.1.2 French Safety Instructions
Provides safety and operating instructions for the apparatus in French.
3.1.3 Italian Safety Instructions
Outlines safety and operating advice for the equipment in Italian.
3.1.4 German Safety Instructions
Presents safety and operating instructions for the device in German.
3.1.5 Spanish Safety Instructions
Details safety and operational recommendations for the device in Spanish.
3.1.6 Symbols on Product Identification and Warning Labels
Explains symbols found on product identification and warning labels.
3.1.7 Environmental Specifications for all Alta 4K Models
Lists environmental and safety standards, EMC, and operating conditions for Alta 4K units.
3.2 Package Contents
Details the items included in the Alta 4K sales package.
3.3 Rack Mount Information
Provides guidance on rack mounting the Alta 4K units.
4 Introducing Alta 4K™
4.1 Alta 4K Product Range
Describes the two models in the Alta 4K product line: Zenith 100 and Zenith 200.
4.2 Front Panel
Explains the components and functions of the Alta 4K unit's front panel.
4.2.1 Monitor Input or Output on Front Panel LCD Screen
Guides on displaying input or output content on the front panel LCD screen.
4.2.2 Status
Details how to check device status information displayed on the front panel.
4.3 Rear Panel
Illustrates and describes the connectors and ports on the rear panel of the Alta 4K unit.
4.3.1 Inputs and Outputs
Lists and describes the various input and output connectors on the Alta 4K unit.
4.3.2 Genlock and Loop
Explains the Genlock input and loop function for synchronizing devices.
4.3.3 Optional Analog and Dante Audio Card
Describes the optional analog and Dante audio card for de-embedding and re-embedding audio.
4.4 Power On and Off
Provides procedures for safely powering the Alta 4K unit on and off.
4.4.1 Start the Alta 4K
Step-by-step guide to safely start the Alta 4K unit.
4.4.2 Power Off
Details recommended procedures for powering off the Alta 4K unit.
4.4.3 Forced Shutdown
Explains how to perform a forced shutdown in case of unit crash.
4.5 Precautions When Mounting an Alta 4K Unit
Lists precautions to avoid risks during Alta 4K unit mounting and operation.
5 Using the Web RCS
5.1 Run the Web RCS
Instructions on how to access and run the Web RCS for Alta 4K control.
5.1.1 Web RCS Requirements
Lists the system requirements for operating the Web RCS.
5.1.2 Default Network Settings
Specifies the default IP address and network configuration for the Alta 4K unit.
5.1.3 Connection
Guides on how to connect to the Alta 4K unit using the Web RCS.
5.1.4 Login Page
Details about the Web RCS login page and password protection.
5.1.5 Alta 4K Simulator
Information on using the Alta 4K simulator for practice and discovery.
5.2 General Tips
Provides general tips and features for using the Web RCS.
5.2.1 Web Browser Features
Highlights common web browser features managed by the Web RCS.
5.2.2 Section Buttons (Copy, Paste and Reset)
Explains the function of section buttons for copying, pasting, and resetting settings.
5.2.3 Set a Number Value
Describes methods for setting and adjusting numerical values in the Web RCS.
5.2.4 Search Bar
Instructions on using the search bar to find features or settings within the Web RCS.
5.2.5 Alarms and Notifications
Details how alarms and notifications are displayed and managed in the Web RCS.
5.3 Back Panel Shortcuts
Describes how to access back panel settings and connectors via shortcuts.
5.4 Standby / Restart
Explains how to put the device into standby or restart it.
5.5 Online Stream Status
Information on checking the status of the online stream.
5.6 Device Control Synchronization
Details how to synchronize control instances like Web RCS and RC400T.
5.6.1 Web RCS Synchronization
Guides on enabling or disabling synchronization for Web RCS instances.
5.6.2 RC400T Synchronization
Explains how to synchronize RC400T controllers with other control instances.
5.7 Dashboard - System Settings
Overview of the Dashboard for checking device status and system settings.
5.7.1 Dashboard – Device
Settings for device identification, front panel, and date/time configuration.
5.7.2 Dashboard – Network
Configuration options for network settings, including IP and DHCP.
5.7.3 Dashboard – Remote Access
Settings for enabling password protection and HTTPS server for Web RCS.
5.7.3.1 Default Web RCS Password
Information on the default password for accessing the Web RCS.
5.7.3.2 Enable Web RCS Password Protection
Steps to enable password protection for the Web RCS.
5.7.3.3 Lock an Opened Web RCS Session
Instructions on how to lock an active Web RCS session.
5.7.3.4 Change Web RCS Password
Procedure to change the password for accessing the Web RCS.
5.7.3.5 Reset Web RCS Password from the Front Panel
How to reset the Web RCS password using the device's front panel.
5.7.3.1 Enable/Disable HTTP and HTTPS on the Web RCS
Enabling or disabling HTTP and HTTPS protocols for Web RCS access.
5.7.3.2 Import Custom HTTPS Certificate
Steps to import a custom HTTPS certificate for secure connection.
5.7.3.3 Reset HTTP and HTTPS Settings
How to reset HTTP and HTTPS server settings to default values.
5.7.4 Dashboard – Remote Control
Enabling/disabling control via RC400T, USB controllers, and APIs.
5.7.4.1 Enable RC400T, External USB Controllers and APIs
Guides on enabling external control interfaces like RC400T and APIs.
5.7.5 Dashboard – Firmware / Hardware (Firmware Update)
Information and procedures for updating the device firmware.
5.7.5.1 Hardware Status
How to check hardware status for system checks or technical support.
5.7.5.2 Update Firmware from Web RCS
Steps to update the firmware using the Web RCS interface.
5.7.5.3 Update Firmware from the Front Panel
Instructions for updating firmware using a USB drive via the front panel.
5.7.6 Dashboard – Power
Settings for device power mode and standby behavior.
5.7.7 Dashboard – Cooling
Information on device cooling and temperature alarms.
5.8 Save / Load Configuration
Procedures for saving and loading device configurations.
5.8.1 Save the Current Configuration in a Slot
How to save the current device configuration to a memory slot.
5.8.2 Load a Configuration from a Slot
Steps to load a previously saved configuration from a memory slot.
5.8.3 Export a Configuration to the Computer
How to export the device configuration file to a computer.
5.8.4 Import a Configuration
Steps to import a configuration file from a computer.
5.9 Reset Configuration
Instructions on how to reset device configuration to default or factory settings.
6 Alta 4K Concepts
6.1 Inputs Capacity
Details the input capabilities and plug specifications for Alta 4K units.
6.2 Outputs and Multiviewer Capacity
Describes the capacity and format support for outputs and the Multiviewer.
6.3 Resource Rules
Explains the resource limitations for Zenith 100 and Zenith 200 models.
6.3.1 Zenith 100 Configurations Recap
Illustrates possible configurations for the Zenith 100 using mixing layers.
6.3.2 Zenith 200 Possible Configurations
Shows examples of possible configurations for the Zenith 200 using mixing layers.
6.4 Images Management in Alta 4K
Explains the image management concepts, separating Background and Foreground images.
6.4.1 Image Library
Details the Image Library's function and capacity for storing images.
6.4.2 Background and Foreground Image Slots
Describes how images are assigned to slots for Background and Foreground layers.
6.4.3 Images in Background Set
Explains how background sets are created using images or live inputs.
6.4.4 Image Management - Quick Recap
Provides a visual summary of the Alta 4K image management workflow.
6.5 Screen and Aux. Screen Layers
Describes the layer structure for Screens and Aux. Screens.
6.5.1 Background Layer
Details the properties and usage of the background layer in a Screen.
6.5.2 Live Layers (Mixing and Split Layers)
Explains the functionality of live layers, including mixing and split modes.
6.5.2.1 Mixing Layers
Describes the mixing layers mode, known for spectacular transition effects.
6.5.2.2 Split Layers
Details the split layers mode, offering more layers but no seamless transitions.
6.5.3 Foreground Layer
Explains the foreground layer, which displays foreground images on top of other layers.
6.5.4 Aux Layer
Describes the Aux layer's capabilities, including live input and solid color display.
6.6 HDR Conversion
Information on Alta 4K's HDR conversion capabilities and standards supported.
6.7 LUT Resource Allocation for Inputs
Details the LUT resource allocation system for inputs, supporting dynamic range and color correction.
7 Preconfig Menu
7.1 Preconfig > System
Settings for genlock, internal color space, and quick HDCP configuration.
7.1.1 Genlock Input Settings
Displays the status of the Genlock input signal.
7.1.2 Genlock Output Settings
Allows setting the Genlock output to loop or use a custom rate.
7.1.3 Color Processing
Configuration of color space and HDR processing settings.
7.1.4 Quick HDCP
Quickly enable/disable HDCP for all inputs and outputs.
7.2 Preconfig > Screens / Aux Screens
Options for enabling/disabling Screens, assigning outputs, and setting layer modes.
7.2.1 Set Screens and Aux Screens
Guides on assigning outputs and layer resources to Screens and Aux Screens.
7.2.2 Aux Duplication
Explains how Aux duplication displays the same content on multiple outputs.
7.3 Preconfig > Canvas
Settings for output format, AOI, covering, and blending for each Screen.
7.3.1 Rename a Screen
Procedure to rename default Screens (S1, S2, A1, A2, etc.).
7.3.2 Tree View
Allows viewing and modifying Screen elements in a tree structure.
7.3.3 Set an Output Format
Guides on setting output format, rate, and reference modes.
7.3.4 Patterns
Details how to use display patterns for testing and controlling output display.
7.3.4.1 Screen Pattern
Instructions on applying a single pattern to the entire screen.
7.3.4.2 Output Pattern
Guides on using patterns to test and control how outputs are displayed.
7.3.5 Canvas Type for Multi-Output Screens
Explains the two canvas types: Grid and Free, for multi-output Screens.
7.3.6 Create a Canvas for Multi-Output Screens (Grid Canvas)
Steps to create a grid canvas for multi-output Screens.
7.3.6.1 X and Y Areas
Details on using X and Y areas to create coverings or gaps in Grid canvas.
7.3.6.2 Create a Grid Canvas
Procedure for creating a grid canvas by assigning output groups to cells.
7.3.6.3 Create a Covering (Blending)
How to create edge blending effects using X and Y areas for seamless projection.
7.3.6.4 Create a Gap (Bezel)
Steps for creating gaps or bezels between outputs using X and Y areas.
7.3.7 Free Canvas
Explains the two modes for Free canvas: Auto and Custom.
7.3.7.1 Bottom Bar Buttons – Output Position
Describes bottom bar buttons for positioning outputs in Free type canvas.
7.3.7.2 Create a Canvas in Auto Mode
Guide to creating a canvas in Auto mode by selecting and positioning outputs.
7.3.7.3 Create a Canvas in Custom Mode
Steps to create a canvas in Custom mode by defining size and positioning outputs.
7.3.8 Advanced Output Settings (in Preconfig > Canvas)
Settings specific to outputs, applicable in all canvas types.
7.3.8.1 Create an Area of Interest (AOI)
How to create an AOI to crop display areas and operate on the visible output.
7.4 Preconfig > Backgrounds
Procedures for creating background sets for each Screen.
7.4.1 Background Sets
Explains how to assign inputs and images to create background sets.
7.4.2 Background Set for a Single Output Screen
Steps to create a background set for a single output Screen.
7.4.3 Background Set for a Multi-Output Screen
Guides on creating background sets for multi-output Screens in Auto Crop or Custom modes.
7.4.4 Reset a Background Set
How to reset a background set to its default state.
7.5 Preconfig > Audio
Settings for audio routing and internal processing rate.
7.6 Preconfig > Quick Preset
Configuration and management of the Quick Preset feature.
7.6.1 Set Quick Preset to Fade to Black
How to configure Quick Preset to fade the output to black.
7.6.2 Set Quick Preset to Call a Library Image
Steps to configure Quick Preset to display an image from the library.
7.6.3 Set Quick Preset to Call a Master Memory
How to configure Quick Preset to load a Master Memory.
8 Multiviewer
8.1 Multiviewer Settings
Basic settings for the Multiviewer output, including renaming and connector info.
8.2 Multiviewer Format
Setting the display format for the Multiviewer output.
8.3 Multiviewer Signal
Configuration of signal parameters like color space and dynamic range for Multiviewer.
8.4 Multiviewer Pattern
Options for displaying patterns on the Multiviewer output.
8.5 Multiviewer Adjustment (Manual Image Correction)
How to manually adjust brightness, contrast, colorimetry, and gamma.
8.6 Multiviewer Adjustment Using Correction LUT
Applying LUTs for image correction and adjustment on the Multiviewer output.
9 Outputs
9.1 Outputs Main Screen
Displays an overview of all outputs in a grid view with key information.
9.2 Output Settings
Detailed settings for each output, including label, signal, and patterns.
9.2.1 Output Format
Guides on setting output formats in Internal Reference and Framelock modes.
9.2.2 Output Rate Synchronization (for Multi-output Screen)
Explains how to synchronize output rates in multi-output Screen configurations.
9.2.3 Output Signal
Configuration of signal parameters like color space, dynamic range, and HDCP.
9.2.4 Output Pattern
Options for enabling and configuring patterns for output testing.
9.2.5 Output Adjustment (Manual Image Correction)
How to manually adjust brightness, contrast, colorimetry, and gamma for outputs.
9.2.6 Output Adjustment Using Correction LUT
Applying LUTs for image correction on the output.
10 Inputs
10.1 Inputs Main Screen
Displays an overview of all inputs in a grid view with status information.
10.2 Input Settings
Detailed settings for inputs, including signal, aspect, and keying.
10.2.1 Select the Input Plug to Use for Input 1 and 2
How to select the active plug for Input 1 and Input 2.
10.2.2 Allocate LUT Resources to Inputs
System for allocating LUT resources for dynamic range and color correction.
10.2.3 Input Signal
Configuration of signal parameters for inputs, including type, dynamic range, and HDCP.
10.2.4 Input Adjustment (Manual Image Correction)
Manual adjustment of brightness, contrast, colorimetry, and sharpness for inputs.
10.2.5 Input Adjustment Using LUT Correction
Applying LUTs for image correction on inputs.
10.2.6 Input Aspect
Settings for adjusting input aspect ratio and cropping.
10.2.6.1 Set Input Aspect Ratio
Guides on changing the input aspect ratio for all layers.
10.2.6.2 Set Input Crop
How to crop input content to remove unwanted areas like black bars.
10.2.7 Input Keying
Keying options using Chroma Keying or Luma Keying.
10.2.7.1 Set Chroma Keying
Detailed steps for setting up Chroma Keying.
10.2.7.2 Set Luma Keying
Instructions for setting up Luma Keying.
11 Images and Library
11.1 Library
Details on the Image Library, including capacity and displayed information.
11.1.1 Image Formats
Lists the supported image file formats for the Alta 4K unit.
11.1.2 Image Specifications
Outlines image size and file size limitations for the Alta 4K unit.
11.1.3 Transfer Images from the Computer to the Unit
Step-by-step guide for transferring images from a computer to the Alta 4K unit.
11.1.4 Capture a Video Signal into an Image File
How to capture video signals directly into image files for the library.
11.1.5 Download an Image File from the Unit
Procedure to download image files from the Alta 4K unit to a computer.
11.1.6 Delete an Image File from the Unit
How to delete image files from the Alta 4K unit's library.
11.1.7 Manage Library from the Front Panel
Options for managing the image library directly from the front panel.
11.2 Images
Overview of the Images section, displaying Foreground and Background image presets.
11.2.1 Images Main Screen
Shows the main screen for images, displaying information per image slot.
11.2.2 Image Slots Settings
Details on settings for image slots, including renaming and preview.
11.2.3 Assign an Imported Image to a Foreground Image Slot
How to assign an imported image to a Foreground image slot.
11.2.4 Assign an Imported Image to a Background Image Slot
Steps to assign an imported image to a Background image slot.
11.2.5 Image Aspect
Settings for adjusting the aspect ratio of images in slots.
11.2.5.1 Set Foreground Image Aspect Ratio
How to correct the aspect ratio for Foreground images.
11.2.5.2 Set Background Image Aspect Ratio
Steps to correct the aspect ratio for Background images.
12 Formats and EDID
12.1 Formats
Information on creating and managing custom formats for display applications.
12.1.1 Create a Custom Format
Step-by-step guide to creating new custom video formats.
12.1.2 Edit a Custom Format
How to edit existing custom video format settings.
12.1.3 Delete a Custom Format
Procedure for deleting custom video formats.
12.2 EDID
Explanation of EDID metadata and its use for display format indication.
12.2.1 EDID Bank
Details on the preinstalled and storable EDID memories.
12.2.2 Save an EDID from Inputs and Outputs
How to save EDIDs from inputs and outputs to the EDID bank.
12.2.3 Replace an Input EDID with an EDID from the Bank
Procedure to set a new preferred format on an input using EDID from the bank.
12.2.4 Set a Template Format for an EDID
How to set a template format to use as an EDID for an input.
12.2.5 Set a Custom Format for an EDID
Using custom formats to change the preferred format of an input EDID.
12.2.6 Export an EDID to Computer
How to download EDID data from the unit to a computer.
12.2.7 Import an EDID from Computer
Steps to upload EDID files from a computer to the unit.
12.2.8 Delete a Custom EDID
How to delete custom EDIDs from the EDID bank.
12.2.9 New AW EDID Editor
Introduction to AW EDID Editor software for creating and managing EDID files.
13 LUT Libraries
13.1 Allocate LUT Resources to Inputs
System for allocating LUT resources to inputs for dynamic range and color correction.
13.2 Import a LUT
Steps to import custom LUT files into the library.
13.3 Use a LUT
Information on how conversion and correction LUTs can be used in menus.
13.4 Export a LUT to Computer
How to download LUT files from the unit to a computer.
13.5 Delete a LUT
Procedure for deleting LUT files from the library.
14 Timers
14.1 Create a Timer
Steps for creating and configuring timers (current time, countdown, stopwatch).
14.2 Control Counter Timers in the Multiviewer Page
How to control timers (run, pause, stop) directly from the Multiviewer page.
15 Screens / Aux.
15.1 Screens Menu Interface
Overview of the Screens menu, including Program, Preview, sources, and layers.
15.1.1 Program and Preview
Details on Program (PGM) and Preview (PRW) windows for screen composition.
15.1.2 Views
Customizing the workspace view for Screens and Aux Screens.
15.1.2.1 View Filters – Top Bar Buttons
Explains the top bar buttons for filtering and managing Screen visibility.
15.1.2.2 Resize and Reorder Screen Windows
How to resize and reorder Screen windows within the interface.
15.1.3 Sources - Left Panel
Describes how to access and display sources from the left panel.
15.1.4 Layer Selection
Tools and options for selecting and managing layers within a Screen.
15.1.5 Screen Layout Editor
Using the layout editor to easily place layers within a Screen.
15.1.6 PGM and PRW Buttons – Screen Controls
Screen controls for Program and Preview modes, including layer management.
15.1.7 Transitions - Right Panel
Controls for managing transitions, including Quick Preset and Take options.
15.1.8 Bottom Bar Buttons
Describes bottom bar buttons used for setting layer properties.
15.2 Layer Properties
Detailed settings for layer properties, including source, position, and effects.
15.2.1 Layer Selection and Tools
Tools for layer selection, copying, pasting, and expanding properties.
15.2.2 Layer Position and Size
Methods for setting layer position and size, manually or via layout editor.
15.2.2.1 Set Layer Position with the Layout Editor
How to set layer positions automatically using the layout editor.
15.2.2.2 Set Layer Position and Size Manually
Steps to manually set layer position and size using drag-and-drop or properties panel.
15.2.3 Layer Source
How to assign content (input, BKG set) to a layer.
15.2.3.1 Assign Content to a Layer
Procedure for assigning content to a layer via drag-and-drop or properties.
15.2.3.2 Set a Colored Layer
How to set a solid color for a layer.
15.2.3.3 Set a Colored Background
How to set a solid color for the background layer.
15.2.3.4 Remove a Content from a Layer
Procedure to remove content from a layer.
15.2.4 Set Layer Opacity
How to adjust the transparency level of a layer.
15.2.5 Set Layer Crop and Aspect
Settings for cropping layers and adjusting their aspect ratio.
15.2.6 Set Layer Mask
How to apply a layer mask effect.
15.2.7 Set Layer Border
Options for setting layer borders, including smooth effects and colors.
15.2.8 Set Layer Smooth Border
How to create a smooth border effect around a layer.
15.2.9 Set Layer Shadow
Settings for adding shadows to layers.
15.2.10 Set Layer Color Filter
How to apply color filters like sepia or black and white to layers.
15.2.11 Set Layer Horizontal and Vertical Flip
Options for flipping layers horizontally or vertically.
15.3 Layer Transition
Animation of layers during Take, including opening and closing transitions.
15.3.1 Set Layer Transition Effect
How to select transition types and directions for layer opening and closing.
15.3.2 Set Layer Transition Timing
Setting the timing for opening and closing transitions of layers.
15.3.3 Set Layer Transition Speed
How to adjust the speed and acceleration curves for layer transitions.
15.4 Aux Screen Layer
Describes the Aux Screen layer, which does not support seamless transitions.
16 Memories
16.1 Memories Tab
Accessing the Memories tab for saving and loading layer settings.
16.2 Master Memories
Saving and loading multiple Screen memories at once.
16.2.1 Save a Master Memory from Current Screens
How to save current settings of selected Screens into a Master Memory.
16.2.2 Save a Master Memory from Existing Screen Memories
Steps to create a Master Memory using existing Screen memories.
16.2.3 Load a Master Memory
How to load a Master Memory to Preview or Program Screens.
16.2.4 Edit a Master Memory
Procedure to edit an existing Master Memory.
16.3 Screen Memories
Saving and loading layer settings for a single Screen.
16.3.1 Save a Screen Memory
How to save current settings of a selected Screen into a Screen Memory.
16.3.2 Load a Screen Memory
Steps to load a Screen Memory into a selected Screen.
16.3.3 Edit a Screen Memory
Procedure to edit an existing Screen Memory.
16.3.4 Quick Overwrite or Revert
How to quickly overwrite a Screen Memory or revert to the last loaded state.
16.4 Aux Screen Memories
Saving and loading settings for Aux Screens, stored in their own bank.
16.5 Rename a Memory
How to rename a saved memory slot.
16.6 Change the Color of a Memory Slot
Procedure to change the color coding of a memory slot.
16.7 Reorder Memories
How to reorder memory slots to organize them in a custom order.
16.8 Delete a Memory
Steps to delete one or multiple saved memories.
17 Multiviewer
17.1 Tips and Recommendations
Provides tips for optimal usage of widgets and sources in the Multiviewer.
17.2 Multiviewer Menu Interface
Overview of the Multiviewer menu, similar to the Screens menu interface.
17.2.1 Sources - Left Panel
Describes how to access and display sources (Inputs, Timers, Screens) from the left panel.
17.3 Widget Selection
Tools and options for selecting and managing widgets in the Multiviewer.
17.3.1 Multiviewer Layout Editor
Using the layout editor to easily place widgets in the Multiviewer.
17.3.2 Widget Properties
Detailed settings for widget properties, including view, source, and position/size.
17.3.1.1 Set Widget Position with the Layout Editor
How to set widget positions automatically using the layout editor.
17.3.1.2 Set Widget Position and Size Manually
Steps to manually set widget position and size using drag-and-drop or properties.
17.3.2 Widget Source - Assign Content to a Widget
How to assign content (input, program, timer) to a widget.
17.4 Multiviewer Memories
Saving, loading, and editing Multiviewer configurations.
17.4.1 Save a Multiviewer Memory
How to save the current Multiviewer configuration to a memory slot.
17.4.2 Load a Multiviewer Memory
Steps to load a previously saved Multiviewer memory.
17.4.3 Edit a Multiviewer Memory
Procedure to edit an existing Multiviewer memory.
17.4.4 Rename a Memory
How to rename a saved Multiviewer memory slot.
17.4.5 Change the Color of a Memory Slot
Procedure to change the color coding of a Multiviewer memory slot.
17.4.6 Reorder Memories
How to reorder Multiviewer memory slots.
18 Audio Settings
18.1 Reboot or Reset the Dante Audio Card
Procedures for rebooting or factory resetting the Dante audio card.
18.2 Audio Custom Set
Creating custom audio sets composed of 8 channels.
18.3 Create Custom Audio Sources
Steps to create custom audio sources by routing channels.
18.4 Preconfig > Audio
Settings for audio internal processing rate, audio routing, and transition delay.
18.4.1 Set Audio Internal Reference and Global Transition Delay
How to set custom internal reference and global transition delay for audio.
18.5 Audio Routing Concept
Explains the concept of routing audio sources to outputs and screens.
18.6 Route an Audio Source Directly to an Output Audio
Steps to route an audio source directly to an output, bypassing Screen settings.
18.7 Set an Output Audio to Follow Screen Settings
How to configure an output to follow the audio settings of the corresponding Screen.
18.7.1 Route an Audio Source Directly to a Screen Audio
Steps to route an audio source directly to a Screen's audio.
18.7.2 Set a Screen to Use the Audio of the Input Used in a Selected Live Layer
How to use audio from a selected live layer's input content for the Screen.
18.7.3 Set a Screen to Use an Audio Layer
Steps to use an audio layer for Screen audio source.
18.8 Set the Multiviewer Output Audio Source
How to set the audio source for the Multiviewer output.
18.9 Set the Audio Source for a Dante Output (Optional Audio Card Required)
Guides on setting audio sources for Dante outputs.
18.10 Set the Audio Source for Analog Audio Output (Optional Audio Card Required)
How to set audio sources for analog audio outputs.
18.11 Advanced Audio Routing Example (Screen 1 > Dante Out > Dante In > Out 1)
An example demonstrating advanced audio routing through Dante.
19 Streaming
19.1 Stream to a Private Network
Instructions for streaming video signals over IP to a private network using Server mode.
19.2 Streaming to a Live Streaming Platform
How to stream to online services like Facebook, Twitch, and YouTube using Client mode.
19.2.1 Create a Streaming Destination
Steps to create and configure streaming destinations for online platforms.
19.2.2 Stream to a Live Streaming Platform
Guides on selecting client mode and destination for streaming to online platforms.
19.3 Streaming Quick Access
Provides quick access to streaming settings and controls from the top bar.
20 User Maintenance and Troubleshooting
20.1 User Maintenance – Air Filter
Instructions for cleaning the removable air filter of the Alta 4K unit.
20.2 Troubleshooting
Common issues and solutions, including Web browser access and error messages.
21 Control from the Front Panel
21.1 Monitor an Input or Output on the Front Panel LCD Screen
How to display input or output content on the front panel LCD screen.
21.2 Status
How to check the status of outputs, screens, inputs, Dante channels, and library.
21.3 Preconfig
Configuration options accessible via the front panel Preconfig menu.
21.3.1 Set the Operating Mode
Setting the operating mode (Mixer, Matrix, Blend) for the device.
21.3.2 Set Color Processing
Configuration of color space and processing settings.
21.3.3 Allocate LUT Resources
Assigning LUT resources to inputs for correction.
21.3.4 Set the General Dynamic Range
Enabling HDR and selecting the internal profile (SDR, HDR10, HLG).
21.3.5 Set Quick HDCP
Quickly enabling or disabling HDCP for all inputs and outputs.
21.3.6 Set Genlock Output Settings
How to set Genlock output to loop or use a custom rate.
21.3.7 Set Screens Using the Wizard
Using the wizard to configure Screens and Aux Screens.
21.3.8 Set a Screen Label
How to enter a label for a selected Screen.
21.3.9 Set a Screen Pattern
Instructions on enabling and configuring screen patterns.
21.3.10 Set the Screen Layer Mode
Selecting the layer mode (Mixing or Split) for a Screen.
21.3.11 Position Outputs in the Screen Canvas (Multi-output Screen Only)
How to position outputs in the Screen canvas for multi-output configurations.
21.3.12 Set a Covering (Multi-output Screen Only)
Steps to set a covering (blending) for multi-output Screens.
21.3.13 Set a Gap (Multi-output Screen Only)
How to set a gap (bezel) for multi-output Screens.
21.3.14 Set a Background Set
Procedure for creating and configuring background sets.
21.4 Outputs
Configuration options for outputs, Multiviewer, and Genlock.
21.4.1 Output Signal Status
How to display the status of a selected output (mode, reference, format, AOI).
21.4.2 Output Plug Status
How to display the status of each output plug (HDMI, SDI, Optical).
21.4.3 Set an Output Label
How to enter a label for a selected output.
21.4.4 Output LED Blink
Using the LED blink feature to identify rear panel connectors.
21.4.5 Set an Output Format
Guides on setting output format and rate using Internal Reference.
21.4.6 Set a Framelock Output Format
How to set output format and reference using Framelock mode.
21.4.7 Set an Output Area of Interest (AOI)
Steps to set an AOI for an output to crop display areas.
21.4.8 Output HDMI Plug Settings
Configuration of HDMI plug settings, including HDCP and pixel encoding.
21.4.9 Output SDI Plug Settings
Settings for SDI plug, including color space and transport mode.
21.4.10 Output Image Correction
Manual adjustment options for output image correction.
21.4.11 Output Image Correction Using LUT
Applying LUTs for image correction on outputs.
21.4.12 Output Colorimetry and Dynamic Range
Setting colorimetry and dynamic range for outputs.
21.4.13 Output LUT Selection
How to select LUTs for output adjustment (Auto or Custom).
21.4.14 Output Pattern
Options for enabling and configuring output patterns for display testing.
21.4.15 Monitor Output on the Front Panel LCD Screen
How to display output signals on the front panel LCD screen.
21.5 Inputs
Settings and status for inputs.
21.5.1 Inputs Signal Status
How to display the status for all inputs.
21.5.2 Autoset All Inputs
Procedure to automatically set active plugs based on detected signals.
21.5.3 Select the Active Plug (Input 1 & 2)
How to select the active plug (HDMI or SDI) for Input 1 and 2.
21.5.4 Input LED Blink
Using the LED blink feature to identify input connectors.
21.5.5 Force Black on an Input
How to replace an input signal with a black pattern.
21.5.6 Input HDMI, SDI or DisplayPort Settings
Configuration of HDMI, SDI, and DisplayPort input settings.
21.5.7 Input Image Settings
Settings related to input image aspect ratio and cropping.
21.5.7.1 Input Aspect Ratio
How to force or set the input aspect ratio and layer fill option.
21.5.7.2 Input Crop
Steps for cropping input content for Top, Left, Bottom, and Right.
21.5.7.3 Input Image Correction
Adjusting input sharpness and color settings, including LUT mode.
21.5.7.4 Input Keying
Instructions for input keying procedures.
21.5.8 Monitor Input on the Front Panel LCD Screen
How to display input signals on the front panel LCD screen.
22 Advanced Audio Settings (via Front Panel)
22.1 Audio Internal Processing Rate
Setting custom internal reference and global transition delay for audio.
22.1.1 Set a Custom Internal Reference and Global Transition Delay
How to set custom internal reference and global transition delay for audio.
22.1.2 Set the Internal Reference to Follow Dante Reference
Setting the internal audio reference to follow Dante reference.
22.2 Audio in Inputs
Settings for audio inputs, including selecting sources and basic/advanced modes.
22.2.1 Select Audio from Another Input Plug
How to reuse audio signal from another input plug for an input.
22.2.2 Set an Input Audio (Basic Mode)
Configuring input audio settings in basic mode for channel pairs.
22.2.3 Set an Input Audio (Advanced Mode)
Advanced configuration for input audio, with specific settings per channel.
22.2.4 Inputs Audio Level
Checking audio level meters for all input sources.
22.2.5 Set Embed Group for an SDI Input
How to set an embed group for an SDI input's audio settings.
22.3 Custom Audio Sources
Creating custom audio sources by combining available audio channels.
22.4 Audio in Outputs
Settings for audio outputs, including channel count and output modes.
22.4.1 Set the Number of Audio Output Channels
How to set the number of audio channels for an output.
22.4.2 Set an Output Audio (Basic Mode)
Configuring output audio settings in basic mode for channel pairs.
22.4.3 Set an Output Audio (Advanced Mode)
Advanced configuration for output audio, with specific settings per channel.
22.4.4 Set Dante Output
Settings for Dante output channels, including mode and source selection.
22.4.5 Set Line Output
How to set Line output audio parameters, including mode and source.
22.5 Set Screen or Aux. Screen Audio
Audio settings for Screens and Aux Screens.
22.5.1 Set a Screen to Use the Audio of One Input
How to use audio from a selected input for a Screen.
22.5.2 Set a Screen Audio to Follow the Layer Content
Using audio from a selected live layer's input content for the Screen.
22.5.3 Set a Screen to Follow the Audio Layer
How to set a Screen to follow an audio layer for its audio content.
22.6 Set Multiviewer Audio
Audio settings for the Multiviewer, including routing and widget selection.
22.7 Dante Settings
Procedures for resetting or rebooting the Dante audio card.
22.7.1 Reset the Dante Card
How to reset the Dante card to its default values.
22.7.2 Reboot the Dante Card
Procedure to restart the Dante audio card.
Appendix A. RC400T
A.a. Installation
Guidance on installing the RC400T controller, including recessed installation.
A.a. Controller Description
Detailed description of the RC400T controller's areas and buttons.
A.a.a. Top Area
Description of the top area components: power button, display, encoder, and keys.
A.a.b. XLR Lamp (Optional)
Information on using the optional XLR lamp for lighting the RC400T.
A.a.c. Program/Preview Key
How to toggle between Program and Preview modes using the dedicated key.
A.a.d. Selection Area - Multi-Purpose Area
Description of the multi-purpose selection area for Screen composition.
A.a.e. User Keys Area and Joystick
Details on the user keys area and joystick for customizable features.
A.a.f. Transition Area
Description of the transition area, including T-bar and transition keys.
A.c.b. Layer Selection
Explains the two modes for selecting layers on the RC400T.
Select One or Multiple Layer
Procedures for selecting one or multiple layers using the RC400T.
A.c.c. Assign a Source to a Layer
How to assign a source (BKG, Input, Image) to a selected layer.
A.c.d. Remove a Source from a Layer
Steps to remove a source assignment from a layer.
A.c.e. Set a Layer Position and Size
How to set layer position and size using the RC400T joystick and encoder.
A.c.f. Set a Layer Crop
Using the RC400T to crop a layer's content.
A.c.g. Set an Input Crop
How to crop input content using the RC400T.
A.c.h. Load a Screen Memory
Steps to load a Screen memory using the RC400T.
A.c.i. Load a Master Memory
How to load a Master Memory using the RC400T.
A.c.j. Screen Selection for Transitions
Selecting Screens for transitions after loading a memory.
A.c.k. Load a Multiviewer Memory
How to load a Multiviewer memory using the RC400T.
A.c.l. Save a Master Memory
How to save a Master Memory from the RC400T.
A.c.m. Save a Screen Memory
Steps to save a Screen Memory from the RC400T.
A.c.n. Save an Aux Memory
How to save an Aux Memory from the RC400T.
A.c.o. Delete a Memory
Procedure to delete Master, Screen, or Aux memories using the RC400T.
A.c.p. Button Color Guide
Explains the meaning of different button colors on the RC400T.
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