Setup/Display Section - Roland VR-5 Owner's Manual

Setup/Display Section

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1. V-LINK Indicator
This lights up when a V-LINK-compatible external device is
connected, and when V-LINK on the connected device is
switched on. Refer to "Remote Control" (p. 66).
V-LINK is a feature for performing video synchronized to music
using MIDI. The V-LINK feature provides a quick and simple way to
establish a link with musical instrument, music-production device,
or video presenter of Roland.
2. SETUP/PREVIEW MONITOR
This displays input from source devices, as well as on-screen
menus. As it is a touch panel, you can switch video by
touching the screen.
3. OUTPUT MONITOR
This displays the results of video mixing carried out on the
VR-5. The picture displayed here is output from the VIDEO
OUTPUT connectors.
4. MAIN MENU Button (p. 60)
This calls up various setup menus for the VR-5. The menus
are displayed on the SETUP/PREVIEW MONITOR.
During display of a menu, no video input is shown on the SETUP/
PREVIEW MONITOR. Use an external monitor connected to the
PREVIEW OUT connector to view the video inputs.
5. EXIT Button
Use this button to quit menu screens or return to previous
level.
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6. ENTER Button
Use this button to apply setting values or enter into the next
level.
7. VALUE Dial
This dial is for changing setting values.
* You can change a setting value up or down by 10 units while you
are pressing down the dial and turn it.
8. View Mode Buttons
These select the following three view modes of the SETUP/
PREVIEW MONITOR.
• AUDIO SETUP
This calls up the setting screen for the audio mixer.
• VIDEO PREVIEW
This displays the inputs from four sources using a four split
screen. Here, [1] through [3] display the inputs from cameras or
other external-source devices connected to the VIDEO INPUT
connectors. [PLAYER] displays video played back from an SD card.
When this mode is enabled, you can use the touch panel to
switch video.
• PC PREVIEW
This displays the image from a computer connected to the PC
INPUT connectors.
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