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Broadcast Pix Slate 100 Operator's Manual

Broadcast Pix Slate 100 Operator's Manual (344 pages)

1 ME HD & SD Video Switchers

Brand: Broadcast Pix | Category: Switch | Size: 22.4 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Installation and Getting Started

13
- Video I/O Configurations
  14
- Analog Video I/O
  16
- Hd I/O
  17
- Optional DVI-I I/O
  17
- Broadcast Pix Slate
  18
- System Contents
  18
- Wiring Diagram
  20
- Broadcast Pix Slate 1000
  21
- System Contents
  21
- Wiring Diagram
  23
- Installing Tally Box Drivers
  26
- Audio I/O
  27
- Slate I/O Assignments
  28
- Autoaspect for Inputs
  31
- Broadcast Pix Slate 2100
  33
- System Contents
  33
- Wiring Diagram
  36
- Control Panel
  36
- Ibob Audio I/O Wiring
  38
- Ibob Tally Wiring
  39
- Ibob Assignments
  40
- Setting up the Ibob from the Control Panel
  44
- Broadcast Pix Slate 3000
  45
- System Contents
  45
- Example Slate 3032 & Slate 1000 Wiring
  52
- Optional Tally Box Wiring
  53
- Optional Remote Aux Panel Wiring
  54
- Router Assignments
  55
Section 1 Installation and Getting Started

59
- Running a Show
  59
- The Sample Show
  60
- Internal Content for Sample Show NTSC
  61
- Testing the System
  62
- The Sample Show Memories
  62
- Troubleshooting
  63
- Input Timing & Asynchronous Sources
  66
- System Delay
  67
- Changing What Show Is Running
  68
- Settings
  68
- Changing the Startup Show
  68
- Selecting between NTSC/525 and PAL/625
  69
- Dualaspect
  70
- Control Panel Installation
  71
Broadcast Pix Concepts

72
- Video Flow Diagram
  73
- Pixbuttons for Executing with Confidence
  74
- Devices
  76
- Device Controls
  78
- Assigning the Device Controls
  79
- Pixpad Navigation
  80
- Multi-View Pixpad
  81
- Pixpad Order Controls
  82
- Floating Pixpads
  83
- Multi-View
  84
- Monitor Sizes
  84
- Overview of the Multi-View
  85
- Sources on Multi-View
  86
- Keyer on the Multi-View
  87
- Clip Store Counters
  89
- Basic Switching on the Multi-View
  90
- Advanced Switching on the Multi-View
  91
- About Tab
  92
- Floating Monitors
  93
- Clocks on the Multi-View
  96
- List of Screen Resolutions
  98
- Adjusting the Windows Desktop Screen Resolution
  98
- Optional Quad Monitor Card
  99
- Keyboard Shortcuts
  100
- Enabling Keyboard Shortcuts
  100
- Using Keyboard Shortcuts
  102
- Editing a Show
  107
- Editing a Show's Content
  108
  - Adding Content from the Central Library
    111
  - Adding a Group of Content from the Central Library
    113
  - Importing Content
    114
  - Previewing Content
    117
  - Renaming Content
    118
  - Removing Content from a Show
    119
  - Switcher Source Assignments
    123
  - Auto Fail-Safe Setting
    124
  - Show Memories
    126
  - Global Naming of Memories
    128
Section 4 Production Switcher

130
- Switcher Controls
  130
- Tally
  131
- Video Sources
  132
- Program Row Source Selection
  133
- Accessing Inputs 9-18 with Shift
  134
- Transitions
  135
- Transition Preview
  136
- Background Cut Transition
  137
- Background MIX Transition
  138
- Background Effects Transition
  139
- Transition Effects
  140
- Effects Styles and Pixbuttons
  141
- Selecting a New Effect by Number
  143
- Viewing more Effects in the Library
  144
- Changing Effect Transition Rates
  145
- Modifying an Effect
  147
- Keys
  149
- Key Controls
  150
- Assigning a Source to Keys
  151
- Direct Keys Control
  152
- Transitioning Keys Individually with Pixbuttons
  152
- Transitioning Keys with Other Keys or with the Background
  153
- Modifiers for Keyers
  155
- To Change the Key Fade Rate
  156
- DVE Boxes (Picture in Picture)
  157
- To Create a DVE Box
  157
- Modifying a DVE Box
  159
- Accessing Keys
  161
- Source Controls
  162
- Chromakey
  163
- Activating the Chromakey
  163
- Adjusting the Chromakey
  166
Section 4 Production Switcher

167
- External Key
  167
- To Turn on & Set up Ibob DSK
  172
- Auxiliary Output Control
  175
- Assigning Output Sources
  180
- Remote Aux Panel on Slate 3016/3032
  180
- Programming the Remote Aux Panel
  181
- Poweraux Control
  184
- Studiomemory
  185
- Scripts
  190
- To Record a Script
  190
- Playing a Script
  193
- Scriptsmanager Setup
  193
- Alpha Wipes
  194
- Fail-Safe On-Air Production
  195
- Fail-Safe on Slate 100 and Slate 1000
  195
- Fail-Safe on Slate 2100 & 3000
  196
- Fail-Safe Operation on Slate 2100
  197
- Fail-Safe Operation on Slate 3000
  198
- Capture of Stills
  199
Section 5 CG and Graphics

201
- CG Installation
  201
- Titlemotion Pro Canvas
  202
- Creating Still CG Graphics
  203
- Exporting a Still Graphic from Inscriber to Broadcast Pix
  206
- Exporting Graphics from Photoshop to Broadcast Pix
  207
- CG Rolls and Crawls
  209
- Motion Controls for Rolls and Crawls
  210
- Modifiers for Rolls and Crawls
  211
- Creating an Animated CG Graphic
  214
- To Create an Animated Graphic
  214
- Importing an Animated CG Graphic into Broadcast Pix
  217
- On-Air Operations for CG Animations
  218
- Creating Animations in 3Rd Party Applications
  219
- Basic CG On-Air Operation
  220
- Updating CG Graphics On-The-Fly
  221
- ICG Editing
  221
- Overwriting a File
  222
- Dual CG
  223
- Still Store and Logo Operation
  224
- Preparing Still Content
  224
- Optional CG Connect Software
  225
- Adding the RTX Tags
  227
- Loading CG Connect with a Layout
  228
- Updating the CG Layout
  229
- Adding a Data Source with XML Files
  230
- Creating Your Own XML File
  233
- Using Images with CG Connect
  234
- Using Clocks with CG Connect
  236
- Displaying the CG Layout
  237
- Using International Characters with Inscriber
  238
Clip Store

240
- Audio Flow with Embedded Audio
  240
- Audio Flow with Digital AES/EBU Audio
  243
- Audio Flow with Analog Stereo Audio
  244
- Recording a Clip
  246
- Creating Clip Thumbnails
  249
- Clip Store Playout
  250
- To Select a Clip by Name
  251
- To Select a Clip by Number
  251
- Selecting a Clip with the Multi-View
  252
- Viewing more Clips in the Library
  253
- Exporting Compressed Clips from Final Cut Pro
  255
- Clip Motion Controls
  258
- Clip Counter
  258
- Mark in and out Points
  259
- Auto Stop Clips
  261
- Auto Rewind Clips
  261
- Loop Clips
  262
- Autoaspect Controls
  262
- Scrubbing a Clip
  263
- Setting the Clip Audio Advance
  264
- Optional Dual Clip Store
  265
- Adding DDR Control to a Show
  271
- Controlling External DDR
  272
- Looping
  274
- Accessing more Channels
  275
Section 7 Device Control Options

276
- Camera Control Option
  276
- Installation of Sony Cameras
  277
- Installation of Hitachi Cameras
  279
- One Camera Installation
  280
- Multi-Camera Installation
  281
- Setting the COM Port
  282
- Sony Camera Control Settings
  283
- Hitachi Camera Control Settings
  284
- Adding Camera Control to a Show
  288
- Selecting Camera Control in a Production
  289
- Controlling a Camera Manually
  290
- Setting Camera Preset Positions
  293
- Recall Speed for Preset Positions
  298
- Hitachi Camera Control Settings
  299
- Travel Limits of Tilt and Pan
  299
- Adjusting CCU Functions
  301
- Sony Camera Control Settings
  305
- Adjusting CCU Functions
  305
- Optional Audio-Follow-Video Control
  307
- Enabling Audio Follow
  307
- Audio Follow Setup
  309
- Audio Follow Operation
  312
Section 8 Team Operation

313
Appendix

323

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Broadcast Pix Slate 100 Operator's Manual

Broadcast Pix Slate 100 Operator's Manual (293 pages)

Brand: Broadcast Pix | Category: Switch | Size: 9.12 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
2
System Contents
10
Wiring Diagram
14
I/O Configurations
15
Analog I/O
17
Optional HD I/O
18
Audio I/O
19
Slate I/O Assignments
20
System Contents
26
Wiring Diagram
28
Control Panel
29
The Sample Show
38
- Testing the System
  40
Troubleshooting
41
Input Timing & Asynchronous Sources
43
Changing What Show Is Running
44
- Enabling Dualaspect
  46
Control Panel Sleep Mode
47
- Broadcast Pix Concepts
  48
- Video Flow Diagram
  49
Pixbuttons for Executing with Confidence
50
Device Controls
52
- Assigning the Device Controls
  55
- Pixpad Navigation
  56
- Multi-View Pixpad
  57
- Pixpad Order Controls
  58
- Floating Pixpads
  59
- Monitor Sizes
  60
- Overview of the Multi-View
  61
- Sources on Multi-View
  62
- Keyer on the Multi-View
  64
- Clip Store Counters
  65
- About Tab
  68
- Floating Monitors
  69
List of Screen Resolutions
72
Pixmaster Storage System
73
Creating a New Show
74
Selecting an Existing Show to Edit
76
Editing a Show
77
Editing a Show's Content
78
To Delete Content from the Library (Permanently
89
Show Content Summary
90
- Switcher Source Assignments
  92
- Adding Wildcard Devices
  94
- Show Memories
  95
- Global Naming of Memories
  97
- Custom Images on Memory Pixbuttons
  98
Switcher Controls
99
Video Sources
101
- Program Row Source Selection
  102
- Accessing Inputs 9-18 with Shift
  103
Transitions
104
- Transition Preview
  105
- Background Cut Transition
  106
- Background MIX Transition
  107
- Background Effects Transition
  108
Transition Effects
109
- Effects Styles and Pixbuttons
  110
- Selecting a New Effect by Number
  112
- Viewing more Effects in the Library
  113
- Changing Effect Transition Rates
  114
- Modifying an Effect
  116
- Key Controls
  119
- Direct Keys Control
  121
- Transitioning Keys with Other Keys or with the Background
  122
- Modifiers for Keyers
  124
  - To Change the Key Fade Rate
    125
- DVE Boxes (Picture in Picture
  126
  - Modifying a DVE Box
    128
- Source Controls
  131
  - Activating the Chromakey
    132
  - Adjusting the Chromakey
    135
  - To Operate Ibob DSK
    139
- Auxiliary Output Control
  140
  - Poweraux Control
    142
Studiomemory
143
Scripts
148
- Playing a Script
  151
Fail-Safe On-Air Production
152
Capture of Stills
155
- Capture Folder Destination
  156
- CG Installation
  157
Titlemotion Pro Canvas
158
- Creating Still CG Graphics
  159
  - Exporting a Still Graphic from Inscriber to Broadcast Pix
    162
  - Exporting Graphics from Photoshop to Broadcast Pix
    163
- CG Rolls and Crawls
  165
  - Motion Controls for Rolls and Crawls
    166
  - Modifiers for Rolls and Crawls
    167
- Creating an Animated CG Graphic
  170
- Basic CG On-Air Operation
  176
- Updating CG Graphics On-The-Fly
  177
- Still Store and Logo Operation
  180
- Optional CG Connect Software
  181
  - Adding the RTX Tags
    183
  - Loading CG Connect with a Layout
    184
  - Updating the CG Layout
    185
  - Adding a Data Source with XML Files
    186
  - Creating Your Own XML File
    189
  - Using Images with CG Connect
    190
  - Using Clocks with CG Connect
    192
  - Displaying the CG Layout
    193
Using International Characters with Inscriber
194
Audio Flow with Embedded Audio
196
Audio Flow with Digital AES/EBU Audio
199
Audio Flow with Analog Stereo Audio
200
- Recording a Clip
  202
  - Creating Clip Thumbnails
    205
- Clip Store Playout
  206
  - To Select a Clip by Name
    207
  - Selecting a Clip with the Multi-View
    208
  - Viewing more Clips in the Library
    209
  - Playback of Compressed Clips
    210
- Clip Motion Controls
  211
  - Mark in and out Points
    212
  - Auto Stop Clips
    214
  - Loop Clips
    215
  - Scrubbing a Clip
    216
- Setting the Clip Audio Advance
  217
- Optional Dual Clip Store (Dual DDR
  218
  - Selecting Clips to Access
    222
  - Adding DDR Control to a Show
    224
  - Controlling External DDR
    225
  - Looping
    227
  - Accessing more Channels
    228
Camera Control Option
229
Installation of Sony Cameras
230
Installation of Hitachi Cameras
232
- One Camera Installation
  233
- Multi-Camera Installation
  234
- Setting the COM Port
  235
Camera Control Settings
236
- Hitachi Camera Control Settings
  237
Adding Camera Control to a Show
241
Selecting Camera Control in a Production
242
Controlling a Camera Manually
243
Setting Camera Preset Positions
246
- Recall Speed for Preset Positions
  251
- Camera Control Settings
  252
- To Adjust Camera Functions
  254
Optional Audio-Follow-Video Control
258
Types of Multi-User Operation
264
Adding a Separate Graphics Operator
265
- Two Operators with Separate Graphics Operator and 2 Panels
  266
Locking Panels Together
267
Viewing Just a Portion of the Softpanel
268
Two Operators with Two Computers
269
Remote Operator in the Back Room
270
Dual Panels for Back-Up Redundancy
271
Remote Control
272

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