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FOR-A HVS-392WOU Operation Manual

FOR-A HVS-392WOU Operation Manual (268 pages)

Digital Video Switcher & Operation Unit

Brand: FOR-A | Category: Switch | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents

About this Manual
7
Table of Contents
8
1 Prior to Starting

17
- Welcome
  17
- Features
  17
2 Panel Descriptions

18
- Hvs-390Hs
  18
- Control Panel
  20
- Option Slots
  23
- Interfaces
  24
  - EDITOR Connector
    24
  - Connector 1-6
    24
  - GPI in Connector
    25
  - GPI/TALLY out Connector
    26
  - GPI/TALLY out Connector (HVS-392OU/ROU/WOU)
    27
  - TALLY out Connector (HVS-30TALR)
    28
3 Connection

30
4 Menu Operations

35
5 Video Sources

44
- How to Assign User Names to Sources
  44
- How to Assign Sources to Bus Buttons
  45
- How to Display Signal Names on the Bus Section
  46
- Resize Function
  47
- INPUT STILL (Freezing Input Video)
  48
- Changing the Side Panel Image
  49
- Xpt Delay
  49
- Frame Synchronizer
  50
- Bus Matte
  50
  - Setting the Matte Color
    50
  - Setting the Gradient Matte
    51
- Setting up Additional Inputs
  52
6 Video Outputs

54
- Selecting Video for SDI OUTPUT1 and 2
  54
- How to Select Aux Signals
  54
- Preview Set up
  57
  - Preview Bus Monitoring
    57
  - Setting up Preview Images
    57
- Clean Set up
  58
- HDMI Output
  58
  - Selecting the HDMI Output Video
    58
  - HD Multiviewer Video Output in SD Mode
    59
- Setting up and Outputting KEY out
  60
- Setting up Additional Outputs
  61
- Aux Link
  63
7 Bus Operation

66
8 Transitions

71
9 Modifying Patterns

88
- Preset Pattern Groups
  88
- Modified Patterns
  88
- Pattern Modify Example 1 (Pattern 20)
  89
- Pattern Modify Example 2 (Pattern 117)
  90
- How to Reset the WIPE Menu
  91
- WIPE Menu
  92
  - No. 0-99
    92
  - No. 100-137
    93
  - No. 140-147, 150-157, 161 and 162
    94
  - No. 170-181
    95
  - No. 200-202
    95
10 Key

96
- Luminance Key
  97
- Full Key
  98
- Bus Key
  98
  - Key Link
    99
  - Key Insert Matt
    99
- Key Insert Aux
  100
- Adjusting the Key Signal
  101
- Chroma Key
  102
- Mask and Invert
  106
  - Inverting Key and Background
    106
  - Key Masks
    106
- Key Edge
  108
- Where KEY3 and KEY4 Appear
  109
- Changing KEY Layer Order
  109
- Key Information Display (HVS-392WOU)
  110
  - Key Information
    110
  - Displaying KEY Layer Priority
    111
11 DVE Effects on Keys

112
- How to Enable 2D Dves
  112
- Changing Position
  112
- Changing Sizes or Aspect Ratios
  113
- Fade
  114
- Rotation
  114
  - Setting Example
    115
- Crop
  116
- Sub Effect
  117
  - Mono Color
    117
  - Defocus
    117
  - Paint Color
    117
  - Freeze, Strobe, Nega, Mosaic
    118
- Borders
  119
12 Still Store

120
- Saving Stills
  120
- Displaying Still Images
  120
- Backing-Up Stills
  121
- Backing-Up Still and Clip Data (HVS-39MB)
  122
  - Setting the Automatic Backup to on
    122
  - Loading Backup Data
    123
  - Deleting Backup Data
    123
  - Automatic Loading at Startup
    123
13 Managing Clips

124
- Clip Recording
  124
  - Recording Video
    124
  - Recording Video and Key Signals Simultaneously
    125
- Playing Clips
  126
  - Ex. 1: Playback on PGM Bus
    126
  - Ex. 2: Playback on KEY1
    126
- Clearing Clip Data
  127
14 Cg Wipe

128
- CG WIPE Operation Example 1
  129
- CG WIPE Operation Example 2
  130
- Saving CG WIPE Settings
  132
- CG WIPE Menu Quick Reference
  132
15 Multiviewer

134
- Assigning the Multiviewer to an AUX Bus
  134
- Selecting the Split-Screen Type
  135
- Selecting Video for each Split Area
  135
- Setting up each Split Area
  136
  - Titles
    136
  - Audio Level Meter
    137
  - Safety Area
    137
  - Frame Border
    137
  - On-Air Tally
    138
16 Event Memory

139
- Storing Events
  139
- Recalling Events
  141
  - DIRECT Mode
    141
  - Using the RECALL Button
    142
  - Transitions Using Event Recall
    143
- Overwrite Protection
  144
- Deleting Events
  144
- Setting the User Default Menu When Storing an Event
  145
- Loading an Event at Start-Up
  145
17 Sequence Operation

147
- Sequence Operation Examples
  148
- Sequence Menu and Keypad Mode
  157
  - SEQUENCE Mode
    157
  - SEQ EDIT Mode
    158
- Sequence Memory Operation Examples
  160
  - Setting Overwrite Protection on Sequence Memory 2
    160
  - Deleting "Sequence Memory 2
    160
- Backing up Sequence Data
  160
18 Macros

161
- Recording Macros
  161
- Executing Macros
  162
- Operation Example 1
  162
- Operation Example 2
  163
- Macro Memory Operation
  164
  - Overwrite Protection
    164
  - Naming Macros
    164
  - Deleting Macros
    165
- Macro Execution Buttons
  166
19 File Operations

168
- USB Flash Memory
  168
- Supported Files
  168
- Saving Data to USB Flash Memory
  169
- Loading Data from USB Flash Memory
  170
  - To Load Setting Data
    170
  - To Download Image Files
    170
- Moving between USB Flash Memory Directories
  171
- Deleting Files in USB Flash Memory
  172
- Renaming Files in USB Flash Memory
  172
20 Color Correction

173
- Assigning a Bus or Signal to a Color Corrector
  173
- Adjusting Colors
  174
- Clip Adjustment
  177
21 System Setup Settings

179
- Selecting System Signal Format
  179
- Crosspoint Switch Timing
  179
- Selecting Reference Signal
  180
  - To Set Reference Input
    180
  - To Set Reference Output
    180
- Adjusting Video Signal Levels
  181
  - Proc Amp
    181
  - Video Level Clip
    181
- Safety Area Markers
  182
- Ancillary Data
  183
  - M/E Outputs
    183
  - AUX and Optional Outputs
    184
- Setting Date and Time
  184
  - Setting Time Using SNTP (Time) Server
    184
- Buzzer, Brightness and Screen Saver
  186
22 USER Button

187
- USER Button Operation
  187
- USER Button Settings
  188
- Triggering User Buttons
  191
23 Reboot and Initialize

193
- Rebooting System
  193
- System Initialization
  193
24 GPI IN/OUT and Tally Outputs

194
- GPI Control
  194
  - Gpi in
    194
  - Gpi out
    195
  - Ou Gpi/O
    195
- Tally Output
  200
25 VTR / VDCP Control

204
- VTR Connection
  204
- Selecting a VTR or VDCP Channel
  205
- Selecting the VDCP Type
  205
- Playback and Recording
  206
- Assigning Functions to User Buttons
  206
- VDCP Operation
  207
26 Connecting to FOR-A MFR Series Router

212
- Assigning Router Channel to RS-422 Port
  213
  - Assigning Router Control Function
    213
  - Setting MFR Link
    213
- Router Control
  214
- Linking Titles by Sending TSL Messages
  218
  - TSL Tally
    218
27 Connecting to Routers

219
28 Audio Mixer Control

221
- Connecting Audio Mixers
  221
- Audio-Follow-Video Setting
  221
29 Editor Control (Option)

223
- Editor Control Settings
  223
- Connection Settings with Editor (EDITOR Port Setting)
  224
30 AUX Bus Control Units

225
- Hvs-Aux8/16/32
  225
  - Connecting AUX Units
    225
- Hvs-Aux16A/16B/32A/64A
  226
31 Smartdirect Control (Option)

231
- Connecting to Smartdirect Via Ethernet
  231
- Executing Direct Buttons
  232
  - Executing in the Menu
    232
  - Executing Using Macros
    232
32 Network Settings

233
- Arcnet
  233
- Ethernet
  235
- Image Data Transfer
  236
  - Setup before Connection
    236
  - Sending / Receiving Still Images
    238
  - Sending Images to Clip Memory
    239
33 Status Information

240
- Checking Alarm Status
  240
- Verifying Versions
  241
- Installed Options
  242
34 Upgrading an Operational Version

243
- Upgrade Procedure
  243
- Upgrading HVS-390HS
  244
- Loading Setting Data
  244
- Bitmap Images for Control Panel Bus Buttons
  245
35 Connecting Control and Remote Panels

247
- Connecting Remote Panels (HVS-30RU)
  247
- Connecting Control Panels
  248
- M/E Mode
  249
  - P/P Setup
    250
  - P/P Control
    250
36 Setup Setting for HVS-30RU

252
- Assigning Sources to PGM/PST Bus Buttons
  252
- Setting USER Buttons
  253
37 Specifications and Dimensions

254
- Specifications
  254
  - Hvs-392Ou
    254
  - Hvs-392Rou
    254
- External Dimensions
  257
  - Hvs-390Hs
    257
  - Hvs-392Wou
    259
Appendix 1. Supported Files

260
Appendix 2. Transition Pattern List

261
- Dve Type
  262

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