Registering User Patterns; Applying Masks To Keys - Sony DFS-900M Operating Instructions Manual

Operation Knob Parameter
Adjust the F2 Lum
luminance of the (Luminance)
highlighted
parts.
Adjust the F3 Sat
saturation of the (Saturation)
highlighted
parts.
Adjust the hue F4 Hue
of the
highlighted
parts.

Registering User Patterns

You can use the User sub menu to register DME wipe
patterns that you have customized.
1
Customize a DME wipe pattern using one of the sub
menus.
2
When using the BKDF-901: Press the SHIFT button
in the DME/SETUP block, turning it off, and then
press the USER button.
When using the BKDF-902: Press the USER button
in the DME/SETUP block.
The User sub menu appears in the display panel.
3
Rotate the F1 knob in the Display Panel/Menu Control
Block to select the number under which to register the
pattern.
Knob Parameter Description
F1 Usr (User Number under
Pattern) which to
register the
user pattern
a) An asterisk (*) appears after the number when a user pattern has
already been registered.
4
Press the F2 knob and hold it down for one second or
longer.
The pattern is registered under the number selected in
step 3.
To unregister a pattern
Rotate the F1 knob in the Display Panel/Menu Control
Block to select the pattern number to unregister, and then
press the F4 knob and hold it down for one second or
longer.
Settings

Applying Masks to Keys

0.0 to 108.6
You can use mask patterns to hide defects or unneeded
0 to 100.0
parts of keys.
Use the Key Mask sub menu of the Keyer menu to select
mask patterns and to specify the location and size of the
pattern.
0.0 to 359.5
Note
Box masks are the only masks that can be applied to
downstream keys (see page 150). Other mask patterns
cannot be selected for downstream keys.
To enable key masks
Settings
a)
300 to 339
1
BKDF-901
BKDF-902
When using the BKDF-901: Depending on the key
that you want to mask, press one of the KEY1 to
KEY4 buttons in the KEY DELEGATION block,
lighting it.
When using the BKDF-902: Depending on the key
that you want to mask, press one of the KEY1 to
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Applying Masks to Keys