Multi-Screen Modes - Roland V-1600HD Owner's Manual

Multi-Screen Modes

This chapter describes alternative modes of the V-1600HD. The V-1600HD's operation mode is set to the DSK mode by default,
and internal signal flow is as shown in the figure in "Switching the AUX Output Point" (p. 43).
Changing to an alternative mode alters the internal signal flow.
Changing the mode is accomplished at the SYSTEM menu, using [Bus Structure].
fig.mode-change-menu.eps
In addition to the DSK mode, the V-1600HD also includes the following four modes. Changing the mode makes the operation
methods and menu items change as well.
• AUX mode (p. 58)
• Split mode (p. 59)
• Span mode (p. 60)
• Dual mode (p. 61)
For information on the operation methods for special modes, download the separately available reference document from the
following Roland website.
http://www.rolandsystemsgroup.net/
In the split, span, and dual modes, the features described below cannot be used. You can use these features only when in the DSK or AUX mode.
• Two-screen compositing (PinP or KEY) cannot be carried out.
• The downstream keyer is disabled.
• Some features are restricted when operating the unit remotely from an external device via MIDI or RS-422.
• Transition effects cannot be applied. When [CUT] is selected, a black screen is inserted momentarily at the time of the transition. When [MIX] is
selected, a black screen is inserted and a fade-in or fade-out occurs.
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