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GRASS VALLEY MAESTRO Installation And Service Manual (404 pages)

Multi-channel Master Control System

Brand: GRASS VALLEY | Category: Controller | Size: 35 MB

Table of Contents
5
About this Manual
11
- Additional Documentation
  11
Safety Terms and Symbols
13
- Terms in this Manual
  13
- Terms on the Product
  13
- Symbols on the Product
  14
Warnings
14
Cautions
15
Certifications and Compliances
25
- FCC Emission Control
  25
- Canadian EMC Notice of Compliance
  25
- EN55022 Class a Warning
  25
- Canadian Certified Power Cords
  26
- Canadian Certified AC Adapter
  26
- Laser Compliance
  26
  - Laser Safety Requirements
    26
  - Laser Safety
    26
  - FCC Emission Limits
    27
- Certifications
  28
Recommended ESD Guidelines
29
Sources of ESD and Risks
30
Grounding Requirements for Personnel
31
Section 1 - System Overview

33
- System Features
  33
  - Primary On-Air Transitions
    34
  - Maestro Master Control and a Controller System
    34
- Major Components
  37
  - Maestro/Concerto Frames
    37
    
    RU M/C Frame
    38
    
    RU M/C Frame
    41
  - Automation Interface
    41
  - Hardware Control Panel
    42
    
    MAE-AUD2-CP Audio Control Sub Panel
    43
    
    MAE-CHN-CP Channel Control Sub Panel
    43
    
    MAE-ASN-CP Source Assignment Control Sub Panel
    44
    
    MAE-SRC-CP Source Control Sub Panel
    45
    
    MAE-KEY-CP Keyer Control Sub Panel
    46
  - GUI Control Panel
    46
  - Configuration/Deployment PC
    48
- Specifications
  48
Section 2 - Installation Planning

49
- Customer Requirements
  49
  - SD or HD
    49
  - Video Channels
    49
  - Audio Channels and Groups
    50
  - MADI Audio Expansion
    50
    
    Interfacing to Maestro
    51
  - Automation
    58
  - Manual Control
    59
    
    Manual Control Via GUI Control Panel
    59
    
    Manual Control Via Hardware Control Panel
    60
  - Router Control
    63
  - Router Type
    63
  - Keyers
    63
  - Audio Mixers
    64
  - 75 Or 110 Ohm Audio Wiring
    64
  - Branding Engine
    64
  - Digital Video Effects
    64
  - System Monitoring
    65
    
    Video
    65
    
    Audio
    65
    
    Monitor Follow
    65
  - General Purpose Inputs and Outputs (GPIO)
    66
    
    Tally
    66
    
    Maestro Controlled by or Controlling an External Device
    71
    
    Insertion of Keys and Audio Overs
    74
    
    Emergency Alert System Switching
    74
  - System Protection
    75
    
    Processor Backup Battery
    75
    
    Alarm System
    75
- Rack Space, Cooling, and Power Requirements
  79
- Cabling Requirements
  79
  - Dolby E Metadata Connections
    86
  - Monitor Follow
    89
- 110 Ohm AES Audio Cables
  90
- Control Cables
  91
  - 44-Pin Control Connectors
    91
    
    GPIO Port
    92
  - 9-Pin Control Connectors
    93
- Factory Cables
  94
- MPK" Control Cables
  94
- GUI Panel Server Cabling
  95
- Configuration/Deployment PC
  96
- Maestro Configuration and Deployment Computer
  96
- IP Network Requirements
  97
- Ordering Information
  98
- PCI Panel Server Board (MAE-GUI-PS)
  99
Section 3 - Hardware Installation

101
- Summary of Installation Procedure
  101
  - Pre-Installation Steps
    101
  - Installing the Maestro Master Control Panel
    102
  - Installing the GUI Control Panel
    104
  - System PC Installation
    105
- Tally
  115
- Space and Ventilation Requirements
  115
- Specifications
  115
- Installing the Video Overlay Option
  116
- Installing the PCI Panel Server Option
  116
- Touch Screen Calibration
  117
- Using a Customer-Supplied PC as a Configuration/Deployment Computer
  118
Section 4 - Software Installation

119
- Installing Optional Features
  120
- Software Upgrade Procedure
  121
  - Maestro HD Licensing
    121
  - Maestro Deployment PC
    121
    
    Requirements
    121
    
    Installing the Maestro Software Package
    121
    
    Manually Removing the Maestro Jupiter Router Service Software
    125
    
    Maestro HD Licensing
    126
Section 5 - the Maestro Configuration Editor

129
- The Maestro Configuration Editor
  131
- Configuration Editor Guidelines
  132
  - Automatic Table Entry
    132
  - Find Text
    132
  - Cursor Movement
    133
  - Entry/Edit Within a Table
    133
  - Row Editing
    134
  - Saving
    134
  - Fill / Increment
    134
  - Copying and Pasting a Block
    135
  - Sorting
    135
  - Configuration Set Naming Rules
    136
- 1St Step: Connections
  136
  - RCS (Router Control System) Configuration Server
    137
  - RCS Connection
    138
    
    Network Description
    141
    
    Automation Connection
    143
- 2Nd Step: Definition
  146
  - Category
    146
  - Level
    147
- 3Rd Step: Audio Sets
  151
  - Audio Output
    151
  - Audio Input
    156
    
    Derived Group Definitions
    157
    
    Recommended Audio Mapping Values
    163
  - Audio Options
    168
    
    Embedded Audio Options
    171
- 4Th Step: Branding Engine
  176
  - Content Definition
    176
  - Content Input
    179
    
    Enhanced Font Aspect Ratio
    181
- 5Th Step: Input/Output Sets
  182
  - Input
    182
  - Interconnection
    185
  - General Purpose Input/Output (GPIO) Definition
    187
  - Maestro Configuration
    193
    
    External Device Control of Maestro (Action: Transition)
    193
    
    Maestro Control of External Device (Action: Transition in Progress)
    194
    
    Source Tally Mode
    196
    
    Bus Tally Mode (Jupiter/MI-3040 Systems)
    197
    
    Jupiter/MI-3040 Configuration
    199
  - Monitor Follow
    200
- 6Th Step: Input-Based Sets
  204
  - Background Buttons
    205
    
    The Exclusion of Internal Content for a Background Button
    207
  - Key Fill Association
    207
  - Automation Input
    208
  - Quick Pick
    209
- 7Th Step: Effects Configuration
  211
  - Wipe Transitions
    211
  - DVE Configuration
    214
  - Automation DVE Association
    220
  - Transition Configuration
    221
    
    Independent Transition Examples
    224
  - Transition Associations
    227
  - VBI Passthrough
    228
- 8Th Step: Channel Sets
  232
  - Channel Setup
    232
  - Channel Delegation
    239
  - Channel Delegation (Control) Sub Panel
    240
- 9Th Step: General
  242
  - Channel Server
    242
  - GUI Configuration
    243
  - Compiling the Completed Set
    243
- Configuration Editor Shortcut Icons
  245
  - Create New Configuration
    245
  - Open Existing Configuration
    245
  - Save Current Configuration
    245
  - Show Configuration Workflow
    246
  - Validate Current Configuration
    246
  - Compile Current Configuration
    247
- Configuration Files
  248
- Re-Compiling a Prior Version Configuration File
  249
Section 6 - Deployment Control Center

251
- Maestro Applications Files
  251
- Software Application Files
  252
  - Software Application Box
    253
- Configuration Files
  253
  - Configuration Box
    253
- Board List
  253
- Function Buttons
  255
- Auto-Communication
  256
- Log View
  257
  - Board Communication
    257
  - Log Options
    259
  - Service Info
    259
- Updating the System Configuration and Software
  260
  - Checking the Boot ROM Versions
    264
  - Updating Fpgas/Cplds
    266
- Battery Charging Status
  270
Section 7 - Prelude Control System Interface

271
- Configuration and Installation Steps
  271
Section 8 - Software Installation

287
- Maestro HD Licensing
  287
- Software Upgrade Procedure
  287
Section 9 - Channel Branding Hardware Installation

313
Section 10 - Channel Branding Configuration

341
- Content Definition Table
  341
  - Calculating the Default Vertical and Horizontal Percentage Position
    345
- Content Input Table
  347
- Input Table
  348
Section 11 - Deploy and Verify Content

351
Section 12 - Dual-Channel DVE Hardware Installation

357
- DVE Board Installation
  357
Section 13 - DVE Configuration

363
- DVE Configuration
  363
- Automation DVE Association
  369
- Transition Configuration
  370
  - Independent Transition Examples
    373
  - Transition Associations
    376
  - VBI Passthrough
    377
Section 14 - Maestro Content Manager Service Configuration

379
- The Configuration Process
  379
- Testing the Connection
  388
- Mechanical
  391
- Environmental
  392
  - Air Intake/Exhaust Locations
    392
- Electrical
  393
- Operating Transitions
  396
- Maestro Configuration and Deployment Computer
  397
- Frame Processor
  399
- PCI Panel Server
  399

GRASS VALLEY MAESTRO Installation And Service Manual (368 pages)

Multi-Format Master Control

Brand: GRASS VALLEY | Category: Controller | Size: 21 MB

Table of Contents
5
Preface

13
- About this Manual
  13
  - Additional Documentation
    13
- Regulatory Notices
  
  15
  - Certifications and Compliances
    15
    
    Canadian Certified Power Cords
    15
    
    Canadian EMC Notice of Compliance
    15
    
    EN55022 Class a Warning
    15
    
    FCC Emission Control
    15
    
    Canadian Certified AC Adapter
    16
    
    FCC Emission Limits
    16
    
    Laser Compliance
    16
    
    Laser Safety
    16
    
    Laser Safety Requirements
    16
    
    Certification
    17
- Safety Summary
  
  19
  - Safety Terms and Symbols
    19
    
    Terms in this Manual
    19
    
    Terms on the Product
    19
    
    Symbols on the Product
    20
  - Warnings
    20
  - Cautions
    21
Section 1 - System Overview

23
- System Features
  23
  - Primary On-Air Transitions
    24
  - Major Components
    27
    
    Maestro/Concerto Frames
    27
    
    RU M/C Frame
    27
    
    Automation Interface
    31
    
    RU M/C Frame
    31
    
    Hardware Control Panel
    32
    
    MAE-AUD2-CP Audio Control Sub Panel
    33
    
    MAE-CHN-CP Channel Control Sub Panel
    33
    
    MAE-ASN-CP Source Assignment Control Sub Panel
    34
    
    MAE-SRC-CP Source Control Sub Panel
    35
    
    MAE-KEY-CP Keyer Control Sub Panel
    36
    
    GUI Control Panel
    37
    
    Configuration/Deployment PC
    38
  - Specifications
    38
Section 2 - Installation Planning

39
- Customer Requirements
  39
  - SD or HD
    39
  - Video Channels
    39
  - Audio Channels and Groups
    40
  - MADI Audio Expansion
    40
    
    Interfacing to Maestro
    41
  - Automation
    49
  - Manual Control
    49
    
    Manual Control Via GUI Control Panel
    49
    
    Manual Control Via Hardware Control Panel
    50
  - Router Control
    53
  - Router Type
    53
  - Keyers
    53
  - Audio Mixers
    54
  - 75 Or 110 Ohm Audio Wiring
    54
  - Branding Engine
    54
  - Digital Video Effects
    55
  - System Monitoring
    55
    
    Audio
    55
    
    Monitor Follow
    55
    
    Video
    55
  - General Purpose Inputs and Outputs (GPIO)
    56
    
    Tally
    56
    
    Maestro Controlled by or Controlling an External Device
    61
    
    Emergency Alert System Switching
    64
    
    Insertion of Keys and Audio Overs
    64
  - System Protection
    65
    
    Alarm System
    65
    
    Processor Backup Battery
    65
- Rack Space, Cooling, and Power Requirements
  69
- Cabling Requirements
  69
  - Dolby E Metadata Connections
    76
  - Monitor Follow
    79
- 110 Ohm AES Audio Cables
  80
- Control Cables
  81
  - 44-Pin Control Connectors
    81
    
    GPIO Port
    82
  - 9-Pin Control Connectors
    83
- Factory Cables
  84
- MPK" Control Cables
  84
- GUI Panel Server Cabling
  85
- Configuration/Deployment PC
  86
- Customer-Supplied PC Specifications (Minimum)
  86
  - Basic Requirements
    86
- IP Network Requirements
  87
- Ordering Information
  88
- PCI Panel Server Board (MAE-GUI-PS)
  90
Section 3 - Hardware Installation

91
- Summary of Installation Procedure
  91
- Tally
  103
- Space and Ventilation Requirements
  103
Section 4 - Software Installation

107
- Software Upgrade Procedure
  108
  - Maestro Deployment PC
    108
    
    Requirements
    108
    
    Installing the Maestro Software Package
    109
    
    Manually Removing the Maestro Jupiter Router Service Software
    113
Section 5 - Software Configuration

115
- Configuration/Deployment PC
  115
- Gui Pc
  115
  - Checking the GUI Control Panel for Proper LAN Settings
    116
  - GUI Video Overlay Driver Installation
    116
  - Activating and Configuring the Video Overlay Driver
    117
  - Network Configuration
    119
    
    Maestro Facility LAN
    122
    
    Network Planning
    122
    
    Maestro Control LAN
    123
    
    Example of Configuration Process for HP 2626 or 2650 Switch
    124
    
    Setting Network Addresses for Maestro Pcs
    128
    
    Setting Maestro Facility LAN Addresses for Other Maestro Components
    129
    
    Using Hyperterminal or Equivalent
    129
    
    Using Grass Valley Netconfig
    135
  - Control System Configuration
    136
    
    Encore
    136
    
    Jupiter
    136
    
    Serial Connection (es Switch Protocol)
    136
    
    Jupiter Router Service Application
    137
    
    LAN Connection (es LAN Protocol)
    137
  - Maestro Configuration - Maestro Server
    138
    
    Automatic Table Entry
    139
    
    Configuration Editor Guidelines
    139
    
    Cursor Movement
    139
    
    Find Text
    139
    
    Entry/Edit Within a Table
    140
    
    Row Editing
    140
    
    Copying and Pasting a Block
    141
    
    Fill / Increment
    141
    
    Saving
    141
    
    Sorting
    142
    
    Configuration Set Naming Rules
    143
    
    1St Step: Connections
    144
    
    RCS (Router Control System) Configuration Server
    144
    
    RCS Connection
    146
    
    Network Description
    149
    
    Automation Connection
    151
    
    2Nd Step: Defines
    153
    
    Category
    153
    
    Level
    154
  - 3Rd Step: Audio Sets
    158
    
    Audio Output
    158
    
    Audio Input
    162
    
    Recommended Audio Mapping Values
    170
    
    Audio Options
    175
  - 4Th Step: Input/Output Sets
    183
    
    Input
    183
    
    Interconnection
    186
    
    General Purpose Input/Output (GPIO) Definition
    189
    
    Monitor Follow
    201
  - 5Th Step: Input-Based Sets
    206
    
    Background Buttons
    206
    
    Key Fill Association
    209
    
    Automation Input
    210
    
    Quick Pick
    211
  - 6Th Step: Effects Configuration
    212
    
    Wipe Transitions
    212
    
    DVE Configuration
    215
    
    Automation DVE Association
    224
    
    Transition Configuration
    225
    
    Transition Associations
    233
  - 6Th Step: Channel Sets
    234
    
    Channel Setup
    234
    
    Channel Delegation
    238
    
    Channel Delegation (Control) Sub Panel
    240
  - 7Th Step: General
    242
    
    Channel Server
    242
    
    GUI Configuration
    243
  - Compiling the Completed Set
    244
  - Configuration Editor Shortcut Icons
    245
  - Configuration Files
    248
  - Re-Compiling a Prior Version Configuration File
    250
Section 6 - Deployment Control Center

252
- Maestro Applications Files
  252
- Software Application Files
  253
  - Software Application Box
    254
- Configuration Files
  254
  - Configuration Box
    254
- Board List
  254
- Function Buttons
  256
- Auto-Communication
  256
- Log View
  257
  - Board Communication
    257
  - Log Options
    258
  - Service Info
    258
- Updating the System Configuration and Software
  259
  - Checking the Boot ROM Versions
    263
  - Updating Fpgas/Cplds
    265
- Battery Charging Status
  269
Section 7 - Operation

271
- Powering up the System
  271
- GUI Control Panel Start up
  271
  - Touchscreen Calibration
    272
  - System Buttons (GUI Only)
    273
    
    Application Settings Menu
    273
  - Video Overlay Option (GUI Only)
    274
  - Program, Preset and aux Buses
    274
    
    Assigning a Source to a Program/Preset/Aux Button
    274
    
    Selecting a Source on the Program, Preset and aux (Background) Buses
    274
    
    Assigning a Source Using Quick Pick
    276
    
    Clearing a Source
    276
    
    Assigning an Audio-Only Source
    277
    
    Non-Sync Indicator
    277
    
    Warning Indicators
    277
  - Transition Setup
    278
    
    Rate Selection
    278
    
    User-Defined Transition Rates
    278
    
    Bus Tally Indicators
    279
    
    Cut
    279
    
    Fades
    279
    
    Transition Type Selection
    279
    
    Blue
    280
    
    Red
    280
    
    Yellow
    280
  - Making a Transition (Using the Take Key)
    280
  - Selecting Transition Effects
    281
    
    Wipes
    281
    
    DVE Effects
    284
    
    Exiting a DVE Effect
    288
  - Selecting Configured Independent Transitions
    290
  - Audio/Video Breakaway
    293
    
    Video Breakaway
    294
    
    Audio Breakaway
    295
    
    Audio Breakaway - All Audio Groups from a Single Source
    296
    
    Audio Breakaway - One or more Audio Groups from Multiple Sources
    297
  - Audio Controls
    303
    
    Introduction
    303
    
    The Home Screen
    304
    
    Audio Monitor Point Cluster
    306
    
    Audio Group Selection Cluster
    308
    
    Level Controls Cluster
    310
    
    Drill-Down Screens
    311
    
    Meter Displays
    311
    
    Status Display
    311
    
    5.1 Surround
    312
    
    Mono
    312
    
    Stereo and Dolby E Pass-Through
    312
    
    Audio Monitor Controls
    315
    
    5.1 Mode
    316
    
    Lt-Rt Mode
    316
    
    Stereo Mode
    316
    
    DIM
    317
    
    Monitor Level Control
    317
    
    Mono Mode
    317
    
    Reset
    317
  - Option Screen
    318
    
    Brightness
    318
    
    Display All Groups (Default) and Monitor Follow
    318
    
    Phase Display (Default ON)
    318
    
    PPM Scale (Default) and VU Scale
    318
  - Audio Monitor Source Tally
    319
- Dynamic Channel Mapping
  322
  - Channel Mapping Process
    325
    
    Audio Output Group Substitution
    326
  - Un-Mapping Channels
    328
- Keyer Section
  329
  - Key Source Selection
    329
  - External/Self Keys
    330
    
    Auto Routing Configuration
    330
  - Key Fill
    330
  - Clip and Gain Adjustments
    330
  - Key Setting Memory
    330
    
    Key Source Assignment Memory (Board Setup Save/Recall)
    331
- Upstream Keyer Operation
  332
  - Placing a Key on Air
    332
    
    Replacing One Key with Another (no Background Change)
    332
    
    Adding One Key to Another (no Background Change)
    333
    
    Changing Background Without Changing Key
    333
- Downstream Keyer Operation
  334
- Audio Mixer Operation
  336
  - MIX Source Selection
    336
  - MIX to Clean Feed
    336
  - MIX-Over Ratio Selection
    338
- Channel Control Selection
  339
  - Channel Bank
    339
  - Lock
    339
  - Force Unlock
    339
  - Multi Channel
    339
- Automation Disable
  339
- Clock/Timer
  340
  - Segment Timer
    340
  - Stopwatch Functions
    340
- Save Assignment Set (Board Setup Save/Recall)
  341
  - Save Key
    341
- Emergency Alert System Switching
  341
Appendix A - Specifications

343
- Mechanical
  343
- Environmental
  344
  - Air Intake/Exhaust Locations
    344
- Electrical
  345
  - Operating Transitions
    348
Appendix B - Insertion of Keys and Audio Overs Via GPI

349
- Emergency Alert System Switching
  349
  - Maestro Configuration
    350
    
    Maestro Input Table
    350
    
    GPIO Definition Table
    351
    
    Background Buttons Table
    353
    
    Operation
    353
Glossary

355

GRASS VALLEY MAESTRO User Manual (281 pages)

Multi-channel master control

Brand: GRASS VALLEY | Category: Recording Equipment | Size: 18 MB

Table of Contents
5
About this Manual
9
- Additional Documentation
  9
Certifications and Compliances
11
- FCC Emission Control
  11
- Canadian EMC Notice of Compliance
  11
- EN55022 Class a Warning
  11
- Canadian Certified Power Cords
  11
- Canadian Certified AC Adapter
  12
- Laser Compliance
  12
- Certification
  13
Safety Terms and Symbols
15
- Terms in this Manual
  15
- Terms on the Product
  15
- Symbols on the Product
  16
Warnings
16
Cautions
17
Section 1 - System Overview

27
- System Features
  27
  - Primary On-Air Transitions
    28
- Major Components
  31
  - Maestro/Concerto Frames
    31
  - Automation Interface
    35
  - Hardware Control Panel
    36
  - GUI Control Panel
    41
  - Configuration/Deployment PC
    42
- Specifications
  42
Section 2 - Basic Maestro Operation

43
- Powering up the System
  43
- GUI Control Panel Start up
  43
  - Touchscreen Display Calibration
    45
- System Buttons (GUI Only)
  45
  - Application Settings Menu
    45
- Video Overlay Option (GUI Only)
  46
- Program, Preset and AUX Buses
  46
- Transition Setup
  52
  - Rate Selection
    52
  - User-Defined Transition Rates
    53
  - Transition Type Selection
    55
  - Bus Tally Indicators
    56
- Using the Take Button to Complete a Transition
  57
- Selecting Transition Effects
  58
  - Wipes
    58
  - DVE Effects
    62
  - Active DVE Effects
    68
- Selecting Configured Independent Transitions
  70
- Audio/Video Breakaway
  73
  - Video Breakaway
    74
  - Audio Breakaway
    75
- Audio Controls
  83
  - Overview
    83
  - The Home Screen
    84
  - Drill-Down Screens
    91
  - Audio Monitor Controls
    95
  - Option Screen
    98
  - Audio Monitor Source Tally
    99
- Dynamic Channel Mapping
  102
  - Channel Mapping Process
    105
  - Un-Mapping Channels
    108
- Keyer Section
  109
  - Key Source Selection
    109
  - External/Self Keys
    110
  - Key Fill
    110
  - Clip and Gain Adjustments
    110
  - Key Setting Memory
    110
- Upstream Keyer Operation
  112
  - Placing a Key on Air
    112
- Downstream Keyer Operation
  114
- Audio Mixer Operation
  116
- Channel Control Selection
  119
  - Channel Bank
    119
  - Lock
    119
  - Force Unlock
    119
  - Multi Channel
    119
- Automation Disable
  120
- Clock/Timer
  121
- Save Assignment Set (Board Setup Save/Recall)
  122
  - Save Key
    122
- Emergency Alert System Switching
  122
- Adding a Panel Server Connection
  124
Section 3 - Channel Branding Overview

131
- Channel Branding Features
  132
- Hardware Implementation
  132
  - Audio Clip Cache
    132
  - Branding DSP Engine
    133
  - Channel Branding Hard Disk Storage
    133
- System Workflow
  133
  - Content Creation
    134
  - Content Gateway
    135
  - Ingest of Branding Elements
    135
  - Content Management
    135
  - Playout Management
    136
  - Element Playout
    136
- Supported Branding Element Formats
  137
  - Still Images
    137
  - Audio Files
    138
  - Animation Sequences
    139
  - Text Crawls
    139
Section 4 - Installation Planning

141
- Content Gateway and LAN Architecture
  141
Section 5 - Branding User Operations

145
- Branding Element Source Overview
  145
- Branding Element Source Assignment
  147
  - Source Assignment Considerations
    148
- Modifying a Branding Source
  149
  - Modify Still Image Parameters
    149
  - Key Position
    150
Section 6 - Visualization Tools

153
- Visualization Tool
  153
  - Visualization Tool Interface
    153
  - Still Image Tab
    157
  - Font Builder Tab
    164
  - Audio Files Tab
    167
  - Animation Tab
    170
  - CG Text Tab
    175
  - Text Crawl Tab
    199
  - DVE Key Frames Tab
    210
Section 7 - DVE Option Configuration

226
- Software Requirements
  226
- Hardware Requirements
  226
- DVE Software Configuration
  229
- Installations with Apex Audio Router
  230
- DVE Control Panel Buttons
  231
  - Button Description
    231
  - DVE Definitions
    233
  - Available DVE Effects
    234
  - Available Audio Modes
    234
- Dual Channel DVE
  235
  - Dual Channel DVE Keyframes Interpolation
    237
  - Tally Colors on the Control Panel
    240
Section 8 - Maestro Content Management Center

246
- The Server Information Area
  246
- The Server List Area
  247
- The Configuration Tab
  253
- The Channel List Area
  253
- The Server Information Tab
  255
Appendix A - Channel Branding Text Display Formatting

263
Appendix B - Animation File Size

267
- Determining the Length of an Animation File
  267
  - Determining the Max Clip Length
    267
  - Determining the Clip Length in Seconds
    267
  - Example Information
    267
Appendix C - Insertion of Keys and Audio Overs Via GPI

271
- Emergency Alert System Switching
  271
  - Maestro Configuration
    272
  - Operation
    275

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Purpose
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Applicability
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Interoperability Requirements
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Features Added
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Caveats
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Materials Supplied
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Additional Documentation
7
Dve
8
General Purpose "Transition" Input/Output
10
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17
Software Upgrade Procedure
17
Checking the Gui Control Panel for Proper Lan Settings
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