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Broadcast Pix Slate 2100G Operator's Manual

Broadcast Pix Slate 2100G Operator's Manual (386 pages)

Slate G Series 1ME HD & SD

Brand: Broadcast Pix | Category: Switch | Size: 47 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 100G
18
Wiring Diagram
20
Optional Slate 100G Control Panels
21
Broadcast Pix Slate 1000G
23
Video Outputs
25
Wiring Diagram
25
Slate I/O Assignments
25
Broadcast Pix Slate 2100G
36
Wiring Diagram
39
Ibob Audio I/O Wiring
41
Ibob Tally Wiring
42
Ibob Assignments
43
Setting up the Ibob from the Control Panel
47
Broadcast Pix Slate 3000G
48
Example Slate 3032G & Slate 3032G Wiring
55
Optional Tally Box Wiring
56
Optional Remote Aux Panel Wiring
57
Router Assignments
58
Optional Multi-System Control Assignments
62
Running a Show
64
Troubleshooting
65
Input Timing & Asynchronous Sources
68
System Delay
69
Changing What Show Is Running
70
Settings
70
Changing the Startup Show
70
Selecting between NTSC/525 and PAL/625
71
Dualaspect
72
HD Video Detail
73
Control Panel Installation
74
Premium Workstations
75
Redundant Power Supplies
75
Removable Media Drives
75
Back-Up Software
77
Broadcast Pix Switcher Features
84
Broadcast Pix Concepts
84
Pixbuttons for Executing with Confidence
86
Devices
88
Device Controls
90
Assigning the Device Controls
91
Pixpad Navigation
92
Multi-View Pixpad
93
Pixpad Order Controls
94
Floating Pixpads
95
Multi-View
96
Overview of the Multi-View
97
Sources on Multi-View
98
Program/Preview Overlays on the Multi-View
100
Clip Store Counters
101
Basic Switching on the Multi-View
102
Advanced Switching on the Multi-View
103
Floating Monitors
104
Clocks on the Multi-View
107
List of Screen Resolutions
110
Adjusting the Windows Desktop Screen Resolution
110
Optional Quad Monitor Card
111
Enabling Keyboard Shortcuts
112
Using Keyboard Shortcuts
114
3 Pixmaster Storage System

115
- Pixmaster Show Editor
  115
- Creating a New Show
  116
- Selecting an Existing Show to Edit
  118
- Editing a Show
  119
- Editing a Show's Content
  120
- Reordering, Adding or Removing Content
  121
- To Reorder Content
  121
- To Reorder a Group of Content
  122
- Adding Content from the Central Library
  123
- Adding a Group of Content from the Central Library
  125
- Manually Importing Content
  126
- Importing a Content into a Subfolder
  127
- Fluent Watch Folders
  128
- Resize and Soften Images
  131
- Previewing Content
  132
- Renaming Content
  133
- Removing Content from a Show
  134
- Permanently Deleting Content from the Library
  135
- Show Content Summary
  136
- Switcher Source Assignments
  138
- Auto Fail-Safe Setting
  139
- Adding Wildcard Devices
  140
- Show Memories
  141
- Global Naming of Memories
  143
- Custom Images on Memory Pixbuttons
  144
- Tally Remapping
  145
4 Switcher Controls

146
- Tally
  147
- Video Sources
  148
- Accessing Inputs 10-18 with Shift
  150
- Lock Shift
  151
- Transitions
  152
- Transition Preview
  153
- Background Cut Transition
  154
- Background MIX Transition
  155
- Background Effects Transition
  156
- Transition Effects
  157
- Effects Styles and Pixbuttons
  159
- Selecting a New Effect by Number
  161
- Changing Effect Transition Rates
  162
- Reversing an Effect
  164
- Modifying an Effect
  165
- Keys
  166
- Key Controls
  167
- Assigning a Source to Keys
  168
- Pro Transition Mode
  171
- Modifiers for Keyers
  172
- To Change the Key Fade Rate
  173
- DVE Boxes (Picture in Picture)
  174
- To Create a DVE Box
  174
- Modifying a DVE Box
  176
- Accessing Keys
  178
- Source Controls
  179
- Activating the Chromakey
  181
- Chromakey
  181
- Adjusting the Chromakey
  184
- Activating & Adjusting the Luma Key
  185
- External Key
  187
- Auxiliary Output Control
  195
- Assigning Output Sources
  200
- Remote Aux Panel on Slate 3016/3032
  200
- Programming the Remote Aux Panel
  201
- Poweraux Control
  204
- Integrated Memories
  205
- Fluent Macros
  211
- Opening the Macros Interface
  212
- Recording a Macro
  213
- Editing a Macro
  215
- Inserting Actions
  219
- Reviewing Macro
  221
- Assigning Macros in the Macro Player
  222
- Running Macros in the Macro Player
  226
- Playing Back Files Not in Shows
  228
- Alpha Wipes
  229
- Fail-Safe on Slate 100G and Slate 1000G
  230
- Fail-Safe On-Air Production
  230
- Fail-Safe on Slate 2100G & 3000G
  231
- Fail-Safe Operation on Slate 2100G
  232
- Fail-Safe Operation on Slate 3000G
  233
- Capture of Stills
  234
- CG Installation
  236
- Titlemotion Pro Canvas
  237
- Creating Still CG Graphics
  238
- Exporting a Still Graphic from Inscriber to Broadcast Pix
  241
- Exporting Graphics from Photoshop to Broadcast Pix
  242
- CG Rolls and Crawls
  244
- Motion Controls for Rolls and Crawls
  245
- Modifiers for Rolls and Crawls
  246
- Creating an Animated CG Graphic
  249
- To Create an Animated Graphic
  249
- Importing an Animated CG Graphic into Broadcast Pix
  252
- On-Air Operations for CG Animations
  253
- Creating Animations in 3Rd Party Applications
  254
- ICG Editing
  256
- Updating CG Graphics On-The-Fly
  256
- Dual CG
  257
- Overwriting a File
  257
- Preparing Still Content
  258
- Still Store and Logo Operation
  258
- Optional CG Connect Software
  259
- Adding the RTX Tags
  261
- Loading CG Connect with a Layout
  262
- Updating the CG Layout
  263
- Adding a Data Source with XML Files
  264
- Creating Your Own XML File
  267
- Using Images with CG Connect
  268
- Using Clocks with CG Connect
  270
- Displaying the CG Layout
  271
- Using International Characters with Inscriber
  272
- Audio Flow with Embedded Audio
  275
- Clip Store
  275
- Audio Flow with Digital AES/EBU Audio
  278
- Audio Flow with Analog Stereo Audio
  279
- Recording a Clip
  281
- Creating Clip Thumbnails
  284
- Clip Store Playout
  285
- To Select a Clip by Name
  286
- To Select a Clip by Number
  286
- Selecting a Clip with the Multi-View
  287
- Viewing more Clips in the Library
  287
- Exporting Compressed Clips from Final Cut Pro
  289
- Clip Counter
  292
- Clip Motion Controls
  292
- Mark in and out Points
  293
- Auto Rewind Clips
  295
- Auto Stop Clips
  295
- Autoaspect Controls
  296
- Loop Clips
  296
- Scrubbing a Clip
  297
- Setting the Clip Audio Advance
  298
- Optional Dual Clip Store
  299
- Adding DDR Control to a Show
  305
- Controlling External DDR
  306
- Looping
  308
- Accessing more Channels
  309
- Camera Control Option
  310
- Optional Device Controls
  310
- Installation of Sony Cameras
  311
- Sony Wiring Configurations
  312
- Installation of Hitachi Cameras
  313
- One Camera Installation
  314
- Installation of Panasonic Cameras
  316
- Panasonic Wiring Configurations
  317
- Adding Camera Control Option to an Existing System
  318
- Sony Camera Control Settings
  319
- Hitachi Camera Control Settings
  320
- Panasonic Camera Control Settings
  323
- Adding Camera Control to a Show
  324
- Selecting Camera Control in a Production
  325
- Controlling a Camera Manually
  326
- Setting Camera Preset Positions
  330
- Recalling Preset Camera Positions
  333
- Recall Speed for Hitachi Preset Positions
  335
- Hitachi Camera Control Settings
  336
- Travel Limits of Tilt and Pan
  336
- Adjusting CCU Functions
  338
- Adjusting CCU Functions
  342
- Sony Camera Control Settings
  342
- Panasonic Camera Control Settings
  344
- Enabling Audio Follow
  347
- Optional Audio-Follow-Video Control
  347
- Audio Follow Setup
  349
- Audio Follow Operation
  352
- Optional Multi-Panel Support
  353
- Opening a Softpanel
  354
- Adding a Separate Graphics Operator
  355
- Two Operators with Separate Graphics Operator and 1 Panel
  355
- Two Operators with Separate Graphics Operator and 2 Panels
  356
- Locking Panels Together
  357
- Viewing Just a Portion of the Softpanel
  358
- Two Operators with Two Computers
  359
- Remote Operator in the Back Room
  361
- Dual Panels for Back-Up Redundancy
  362
Appendix

365
- Installing System Options
  369
- Control Panel Internal Operation
  374
- Broadcast Pix Slate Analog Video Connector Pin-Outs
  377
- Broadcast Pix Slate Analog Audio Breakout Cable
  378
- Broadcast Pix Slate Technical Specifications
  380
- Video Specifications
  380
- Glossary
  382
- Broadcast Pix Contact Information
  385

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