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Operation Reference Grass Valley Model 3000 Digital Production Switcher Software Release 5.3 071-0158-00 Revised Printing: February , 1998[...]

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iii Contents Preface Welcome to the Model 3000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xi Organization of This Manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xi How to Use This Manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xii How to Contact Us [...]

iv Contents Description of Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-16 Dual Chroma Keyer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-16 Borderline Key Edge Generation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-16 Secondary Wipe Generator . . . . . . [...]

v Contents Mix/Effects Effects Memory Subpanel (3000-3 Only) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-24 Learn and Recall Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-25 E-MEM Registers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-25 Learning Effects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[...]

vi Contents Positioner Subpanel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-90 Wipe Subpanel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-92 Wipe Delegation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-93 Pattern Sel[...]

vii Contents Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-1 Menu Structure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-2 Menu Delegation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[...]

viii Contents M/E Mode Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-43 M/E Copy Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-44 Status Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-45 System Log Me[...]

ix Contents Frame Store Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-98 Picture Process Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-100 Decode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-100 Compress . . . . . . . . . .[...]

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xi Welcome to the Model 3000 This manual provides detailed descriptions of the switches and knobs on the control panel, the functions accessed thr ough the menu display , and graphic representations of the menu tr ee structur e for the Model 3000-2 and the Model 3000-3 Digital Switching Systems. Refer to the Model 3000 User Guide for setup and con?[...]

xii Contents How to Use This Manual This manual, the Model 3000 Operation Reference, is intended to be used in conjunction with the Model 3000 User Guide. Begin by reading the System Overview so that you will be familiar with the basic terminology used in this manual and the structur e of the hardwar e/softwar e system. Next, turn on the system as [...]

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xiv Contents Menu References Many Model 3000 features may be accessed via the menu display and its associated “soft” buttons and “soft” knobs. The term “soft” merely means that the function of the button or knob is temporary , being assigned via the menu display . An illustration similar to the following may be used when you need to acc[...]

1-1 1 Introduction This section presents a general description of the Grass V alley Group Model 3000 Switching System, pointing out specific ar eas of interest to the operator . Both the 3000-2 (a two-ef fects switcher) and the 3000-3 (a three-ef fects switcher) are covered. The Control Panel and Signal Pr ocessor descriptions given in this sectio[...]

1-2 Section 1 — System Overview The layout of the control panel is user -friendly and the menu structur e is easy to navigate, allowing quick and easy control of video signals. Standard Features ■ Auto-T imed Inputs ■ Multi-format Input capability - Composite Analog, Serial Digital, and Parallel Digital ■ Multi-format Output capability ■ [...]

1-3 Optional Features Optional Features ■ Additional video and key inputs, up to 64 total ■ Additional video and key outputs ■ A Second W ipe Pattern Generator (one module that provides a second wipe pattern for each M/E) ■ Borderline on each Keyer ■ Dual Chroma Keyers for each M/E ■ Preview Outputs ■ Aux Buses ■ Safe T itle/Action [...]

1-4 Section 1 — System Overview Physical Description The switcher consists of three main ar eas: the Control Panel, the Signal Processor Frame, and the Frame Power Supply (see Figure 1-1 ). The electr onic circuitry in the Model 3000 is primarily contained on circuit boar ds and modules in the Signal Processor Frame and Control Panel. Signal Proc[...]

1-5 Physical Description Power Supplies T wo power supplies ar e used in the basic Model 3000 system: a control panel power supply , located in the control panel tub, and a 19" rack mount power supply used by the Signal Processor Frame. Optional Redundant power supplies are available. CONTROL PANEL POWER SUPPLY Frame Power Supply Signal Proces[...]

1-6 Section 1 — System Overview Control Panel The Control Panel is the operator interface for the Model 3000 system. The operator performs all actions via physical buttons and knobs and a software-driven menu. CONTROL PANEL POWER SUPPLY Frame Power Supply Signal Processor Frame Control Panel TP0348 01 Pointing Device (bitpad) Frame to Panel Link [...]

1-7 Physical Description The Control Panel also pr ovides connectors for the Mask Draw option and the data link to the Signal Processor Frame. UNCAL UNCAL UNCAL UNCAL PVW/AUX 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 BLACK 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 BLACK 15 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 BLK 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 22 21[...]

1-8 Section 1 — System Overview Video and Key Inputs and Outputs Inputs Three types of input options may be installed in the Signal Processor Frame to suit the needs of your installation. Each input module supports four inputs and provides auto-timing of each input. The following types of input modules are available. NOTE: Each of these inputs ca[...]

1-9 Video and Key Inputs and Outputs Signal Processor Frame Module Cells A1 through A3 Up to 16 Quad Input Modules (Any mix of module types) Up to 3 Dual RGB Input Modules QUAD ANALOG INPUT MODULE QUAD PARALLEL DIGITAL INPUT MODULE QUAD SERIAL DIGITAL INPUT MODULE DUAL RGB INPUT MODULE DUAL RGB INPUT MODULE Module Cells C1 through C16 0702-03 DUAL [...]

1-10 Section 1 — System Overview Outputs Regardless of the format of the input signals, the Signal Pr ocessor can provide outputs in any composite format. Signal outputs are pr ovided by output modules installed in the Signal Processor Frame (see Figur e 1-5 ). Each output module provides four video/key signal outputs of a given type, with up to [...]

1-11 Video and Key Inputs and Outputs Signal Processor Frame Up to 14 Quad Output Modules (Any mix of module types) QUAD ANALOG OUTPUT MODULE QUAD PARALLEL DIGITAL OUTPUT MODULE QUAD SERIAL DIGITAL OUTPUT MODULE Module Cells A4 through A17 4 Signal Channels per Module 3 Outputs of each Signal 4 Signal Channels per Module 3 Outputs of each Signal 4 [...]

1-12 Section 1 — System Overview Functional Description Overview Figure 1-6 shows the video flow in a typical Model 3000 switching system. V ideo and key signals enter the Input Section of the Model 3000, which consists of analog, parallel digital, and/or serial digital modules. The analog signals are converted to digital format, and all inputs [...]

1-13 Functional Description The Effects Send outputs can also be dir ected to the Frame Store option for image capture. One optional Ef fects Loop Crosspoint module services all three Mix/Ef fects banks. Each M/E has two keyers and two background buses (A and B) as inputs. In standard mode, Keyers 1 and 2 can be mixed into a composite video and key[...]

1-14 Section 1 — System Overview To/From All Circuits Aux Bus 1A-4B Frame Store Video and Key Video Signals In Key Signals In RGB Inputs DUAL CHROMA KEYERS DUAL RGB INPUT MODULES QUAD INPUT MODULES ANALOG, PARALLEL DIGITAL, AND SERIAL DIGITAL M/E Program Video and Key Switched Preview and Mask Clipped Mask and Mask Store Video 0702-05L (control b[...]

1-15 Functional Description Frame Store Video and Key M/E 1, M/E 2 & M/E 3 MIXERS FRAME STORE FOR VIDEO, KEY, AND MASK STORAGE SECONDARY WIPE OPTION Aux Bus 1A-4B Video and Key QUAD OUTPUT MODULES ANALOG, PARALLEL DIGITAL, AND SERIAL DIGITAL PGM/PST MIXER AND DUAL DSK Mask Store Input DSK Pvw Video M/E Pvw Video M/E 1, M/E 2, & M/E 3 Progra[...]

1-16 Section 1 — System Overview Description of Options The following options are curr ently available for the Model 3000 Switcher . For more details on these options, r efer to the appropriate subpanel descriptions later in this manual. Dual Chroma Keyer Up to six analog component (RGB, YUV , or Betacam®) or composite inputs can be chroma keyed[...]

1-17 Description of Options Safe Title/Action Area Generator The Safe T itle/Action Area Generator provides up to four differ ent patterns that can be superimposed on the switched preview output of the switcher . It may be used to define a safe title area, safe action ar ea, or for screen centering and horizontal/ vertical alignment of picture ele[...]

1-18 Section 1 — System Overview Tally Output The T ally Relay module pr ovides tally outputs that reflect the switcher status. A rear-panel inter connect board provides the relay contacts at two connectors for on-air T ally A and on-air T ally B. Pinouts for the T ally connectors ar e given in the Installation section of the System Information [...]

2-1 2 Introduction User control of the Model 3000 Switcher is pr ovided through a control panel containing a sour ce-select button matrix, various “subpanels” and a flat panel text and graphics display called the “menu display .” This section provides an overview of the Model 3000-2 and Model 3000-3 control panels, and detailed description[...]

2-2 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions Functions available through the Menus ar e described in the next section of this manual Frequently-used contr ols are located on the lower panel for ease of reach by the operator . Rows of subpanels for the Mix/Ef fects and Program/Pr eset/Downstream Keyer systems are pr ovided in line with the correspon[...]

2-3 Main Control Panel 1. Source Selection 10. W ipe Subpanel 2. T ransition Subpanels 1 1. Mask Subpanel 3. M/E E-MEM Subpanels (3000-3 only) 12. Menu Display Subpanel 4. Keyer Subpanels 13. Frame Store Subpanel 5. Matte Subpanels 14. External Interface Subpanel 6. Master Effects Memory Subpanel 15. floppy Disk Drive 7. Preview Subpanel (3000-3 o[...]

2-4 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions Auto Delegation Subpanel Delegation Some of the subpanels on the Model 3000 Switcher are delegated to other subpanels under conditional control of the operator or system. This feature is called “auto delegation.” The ef fect of auto delegation is that pressing a button on one subpanel may activate th[...]

2-5 Auto Delegation T ransition (DSK) DSK 1 or DSK 2 Downstream K ey er, DSK Bus Mask INH MASK must be on Any Input Bus BKGD 1 or BKGD 2 Crosspoint DSK Matte Lights BKGD 1 or BKGD 2 indicator on DSK Matte subpanel 3000-2 PVW/A ux Bus or 3000-3 Pre view P anel Any PREVIEW ONLY Crosspoint (2 M/E) or any PREVIEW Crosspoint (3 M/E) Pre view Bus K eyer [...]

2-6 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions K eyer (M/E) or Downstream K ey er MATTE FILL Matte (same M/E or DSK) Lights K1 FILL or K2 FILL indicator on Matte subpanel, depending on K eyer or DSK subpanel delegation Downstream K ey er DSK 1 or DSK 2 DSK Bus Mask INH MASK must be on INH MASK Mask INH MASK button must be turned on by the press Matte[...]

2-7 Auto Delegation Menu Delegation The Model 3000 also delegates certain menus to be displayed when specific buttons on the subpanels are double-pr essed . (The second press must occur within a pr edetermined amount of time.) T able 2-2 lists the buttons that support this function. NOTE: An opened menu is delegated, where appr opriate, to the but[...]

2-8 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions F rame Store VIDEO ST ORE, KEY ST ORE or MASK ST ORE F rame Store menu Wipe Wipe Pattern MENU Wipe P atter n menu M/E 1 PRI through M/E 2 SEC on 3000-2 or through M/E 3 SEC on 3000-3 Wipe Modifiers menu Wipe P atter n TEXTURE Wipe T exture menu Crosspoint Source Select SHIFT User Pref erence menu Mask I[...]

2-9 Source Selection Source Selection The Source Select portion of the contr ol panel consists of Primary source select buttons, Secondary (r e-entry) source select buttons, SHIFT buttons, and uncalibrated indicators (see Figure 2-3 ). Each M/E on the 3000-2 has a delegated key bus, rather than the two discrete key buses shown for the 3000-3 and ke[...]

2-10 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions All buttons on the Source Select panel have thr ee levels of illumination, known as “tally”: ■ OFF indicates not selected ■ DIM or “low tally” indicates selected, but not on-air ■ BRIGHT or “high tally” indicates selected and on-air Only one button in each row is illuminated at any tim[...]

2-11 Source Selection onto the selected video bus (Background A, Background B, Program, or Pr eset). Any video or key input may be selected on any number of output buses; however , only one output signal may selected at one time on each output bus. The SHIFT button located at the right end of each primary source selection row is used to access the [...]

2-12 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions selection will be a shifted crosspoint, wher eas in Normal mode it would be an unshifted crosspoint. In Shift Lock mode, to select an unshifted crosspoint, pr ess and hold the SHIFT button (lamp goes out) and select a crosspoint on that bus. NOTE: In Shift Lock mode, you must press SHIFT plus a cr osspo[...]

2-13 Source Selection Secondary Source Selection (Re-entry Crosspoints) The secondary source (“M/E r e-entry”) buttons, M/E 1 , M/E 2 , and M/E 3 (3000-3 only) are located at the right end of each row of primary cr osspoint buttons. Unlimited re-entry is supported for outputs of the Mix/Ef fects (M/Es). The program output of any M/E may be r ee[...]

2-14 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions Transition Subpanels A T ransition subpanel is supplied for each M/E and for the PGM- PST/DSK mixer (see Figure 2-4 and 2-5 ). Contr ols common to all T ransition subpanels ar e: a lever arm for manual transitions; transition direction indicators; CUT , AUTO TRAN , and PST BLK buttons; and a three-digit[...]

2-15 Transition Subpanels Next Transition Buttons The five next transition buttons in each M/E— BKGD B , BKGD A , KEY 1 , KEY 2 , and KEY PRIOR —select the M/E output signals that will change during the next transition. The three next transition buttons in the PGM-PST/DSK— BKGD , DSK 1 , and DSK 2 —similarly select the PGM-PST output signa[...]

2-16 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions Pressing BKGD A selects backgr ound video to change during the next transition. That is, the background video output of the M/E will change from the sour ce selected on the A Background bus to the source selected on the B Backgr ound bus. At the end of the transition, the inputs selected on the backgrou[...]

2-17 Transition Subpanels NOTE: Flip-flop operation occurs only when operating in Standard mode. Operating in layered mode causes the A and B Background layers to transition in a manner similar to the Key 1 and Key 2 layers (see the descriptions for Key 1 and Key 2). In Layered mode, the BKGD A and BKGD B buttons also delegate the keyers subpanel.[...]

2-18 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions Pressing the PST BLK button selects a two-stage transition that inserts black between the two video sources being mixed, wiped, or cut. For example, instead of mixing directly between the A Background and B Backgr ound buses during a background transition, a preset black transition mixes, wipes, or cuts[...]

2-19 Transition Subpanels A new background sour ce may be selected on the B Background bus when you are at the midpoint of a pr eset black mix. In the same manner , next-transition delegation buttons, keyer modes, or keyer sources may also be changed. None of these changes will abort the preset black transition. Configuring the BLACK Crosspoint —[...]

2-20 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions Transition Controls Y ou can perform a transition using any of thr ee differ ent controls: the lever arm , the AUTO TRAN button, or the CUT button. The lever arm is used to perform “manual” transitions. The BKGD B , BKGD A , KEY 1 , KEY 2 , KEY PRIOR buttons, or any combination thereof, can be deleg[...]

2-21 Transition Subpanels E-MEM recall operations r esult in another set of conditions for lever arm transitions. When an E-MEM recall places a transition at a point differ ent fr om that of the lever arm , the lever arm becomes inactive until it is moved to catch up with the transition. For example, assume the lever arm is on a limit and an E-MEM [...]

2-22 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions button. However , performing a transition in such a manner leaves the lever arm off limit. Pressing the CUT button causes an immediate transition. The M/E or PGM-PST output changes instantaneously . (The CUT button lights for one-half second.) The CUT button supports the same transitions as the lever ar[...]

2-23 Transition Subpanels Key Mix Rates The mix rates used by the KEY 1 MIX and KEY 2 MIX buttons on the M/E Keyer panels are independently pr ogrammable, as detailed under the E-MEM panel TRAN RATE button description. After the M/E keyer mix rate has been programmed for each button, the rate is shown in the T ransition panel r eadout only while th[...]

2-24 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions Mix/Effects Effects Memory Subpanel (3000-3 Only) The Effects Memory (E-MEM®) subpanel for each M/E (see Figure 2-6 ) allows you to learn and r ecall effects setups for the mix/effects system in which the subpanel r esides. It also provides effects dissolves and sequences between ef fects stored in its[...]

2-25 Mix/Effects Effects Memory Subpanel (3000-3 Only) Learn and Recall Operations Effects setups ar e stored in E-MEM registers. The following parameters are learned and r ecalled in learn/r ecall operations on the mix/effects E-MEMs: standar d or layered mode operation, crosspoint settings, transition settings, keyer settings, masks and mattes, c[...]

2-26 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions Recalling Effects T o r ecall a register , pr ess the following buttons: BANK, bank number, register number (The previous NO TE for learning applies also to recalling.) When an E-MEM register is r ecalled, the key memory for any recalled cr osspoint is updated. Crosspoint Override During an E-MEM recall[...]

2-27 Mix/Effects Effects Memory Subpanel (3000-3 Only) Mix/Effects E-MEM Readout The alphanumeric readout at the top of the E-MEM keypad provides status information about E-MEM operations and registers. During normal learn and recall operations, the display informs you what the current Bank (“B...”) and Register (“R...”) ar e. If the regist[...]

2-28 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions When locked, an “L” is displayed at the left end of the E-MEM readout. T o unlock the register , press the buttons again: ≠ , LOCK NOTE: Y ou cannot lock an entire E-MEM bank from the subpanel; a menu selection is provided for this action. Pressing the BANK 0 button makes bank 0 the curr ent bank,[...]

2-29 Mix/Effects Effects Memory Subpanel (3000-3 Only) NOTE: SEQ and LRN may be pressed in either order to start the command sequence; TRAN RATE and delay , in parentheses, ar e optional. TRAN RATE enables a user-defined delay to be introduced between register r ecalls; delay is a 1- to 3-digit number entered on the keypad that specifies an amoun[...]

2-30 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions An effects dissolve may be learned into a r egister , so that r ecalling that register will initiate a dissolve to another specified r egister . The following button sequence is used to learn a dissolve (parameters in parentheses ar e optional): LRN, EFF DIS, (TRAN RATE, eff dissolve rate), register NO[...]

2-31 Mix/Effects Effects Memory Subpanel (3000-3 Only) LRN • learns the current switcher state into the next empty register , and that r egister becomes the current r egister . NOTE: If there ar e no empty registers, the operation will not be done, an error beep will sound, and the keypad r eadout will show “NO EMPTY .” UNDO is used to back o[...]

2-32 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions KEY1:060 This display refers to the mix rate of the KEY 1 MIX button at the right edge of the T ransition panel. T o change the Key 1 mix rate, follow the same procedur e as described above for the auto transition rate. As soon as the new rate is confirmed, it is entered into memory for that M/E, but i[...]

2-33 Keyer Subpanels Keyer Subpanels One Keyer subpanel is provided for each M/E, and one Keyer subpanel serves the two Downstream Keyers (see Figur e 2-7 and Figure 2-8 ). KEYERS EXTD OUT LINE INV KEY 1 AUTO SEL KEY VIDEO KEY PRI PST PTTN KEY 2 SEC PST PTTN BORD SHDW INH MASK FORCE MASK BKGD B SPLIT KEY MATTE FILL LUM KEY BKGD A CHR KEY NORM KEY O[...]

2-34 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions The Keyer subpanels provide contr ol over the following features for a specified M/E or DSK: ■ Key masking ■ V ideo key type selection—preset pattern, chr oma key , luminance key , or linear key . (The DSK has only luminance and linear keys.) ■ Key fill: matte or video fill ■ Key source: vi[...]

2-35 Keyer Subpanels KEY ON Indicator The KEY ON indicator lamp displays whether the delegated keyer is in use or not. This indicator is a logical AND of the ON indicator in the transition subpanel and the keyer delegation selection. Key Type Buttons The second row of buttons fr om the bottom of each Keyer subpanel selects one of five keyer modes.[...]

2-36 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions software menu. The CLIP contr ol has enough range to clip down to superblack. A menu selection is available that switches a chroma trap into the key path to remove unwanted chr oma from video used for keying. Pressing the CHR KEY button delegates the Chr oma Keyer subpanel to that M/E. (The CHR KEY butt[...]

2-37 Keyer Subpanels Pressing the SEC PST PTTN (Secondary Pr eset Pattern) button selects the optional secondary wipe generator as the key source. Operation of the keyer while SEC PST PTTN is selected is similar to that when PRI PST PTTN is selected. The secondary wipe generator option provides wipe pattern selection independent of the primary wipe[...]

2-38 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions Key Source Buttons The VIDEO KEY and AUTO SELECT KEY buttons determine the source of the key , or “hole cutter .” Pressing the VIDEO KEY button for ces derivation of the key from a video source. The “video sour ce” is the video selected on the key bus (for Keyers 1 and 2) or on the background bu[...]

2-39 Keyer Subpanels When a split key is operational with an auto select key or a video key , the SPLIT KEY indicator is lit. Other Key Modifier Buttons Pressing KEY OVER swaps the priority of the two keyers, KEY 1 and KEY 2 , regar dless of which keyer the subpanel is delegated to. The KEY OVER button lights when the Keyer subpanel is delegated to[...]

2-40 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions Borderline Controls The buttons at the top of the Keyer subpanel control the Bor derline option. The NORM , BORD , SHDW , EXTD , and OUTLINE buttons are interlocked; only one button can be active at a time. Pressing a button de-selects any other button. NOTE: The background keyers (layer ed mode) do not[...]

2-41 Keyer Subpanels Pressing the OUTLINE button pr oduces an outline of the key signal. The border width is adjustable to one, two, or thr ee lines. In Outline mode, there is no fill video or fill matte; only the background video and outline bor der matte are output. As a result, the VIDEO FILL and MATTE FILL buttons have no ef fect when OUTLINE[...]

2-42 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions Mask Control The INH MASK and FORCE MASK toggle buttons are illuminated when turned on, and can be turned on individually or together . When either button is pressed, the Masks subpanel is automatically delegated for adjusting the mask, if auto delegation is enabled. The background keyers (layer ed mode[...]

2-43 Matte Subpanels Matte Subpanels Matte subpanels ( Figure 2-9 and 2-10 ) ar e provided in each M/E and the DSK. Controls ar e provided in the Matte subpanels for creating and modifying mattes and for assigning the delegation of the subpanels. Figure 2-9. Mix/Ef fects Matte Subpanel HUE/ SOFTNESS BRIGHTNESS SATURATION/ OFFSET PRI WIPE WASH SEC W[...]

2-44 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions Matte Delegation Each Matte subpanel has a MATTE SEL button used to select which of the six matte generators that particular subpanel will control. Above the MATTE SEL button are six indicators, which illuminate to show the current delegation at any given time. Pr essing the MATTE SEL button repeatedly [...]

2-45 Matte Subpanels SEC WIPE LED on the M/E Matte subpanel—Indicates that the M/E Matte subpanel is delegated to create the secondary pr eset pattern border in pr eset pattern mode (see SEC PST PTTN button under the Keyer subpanel description). BKGD 1 and BKGD 2 LEDs on the DSK Matte subpanel—Indicate that the DSK Matte subpanel is delegated t[...]

2-46 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions PRI WIPE WASH on the M/E Matte subpanel selects the primary (T ransition) wipe generator to modulate between the two mattes during a wash. Pressing and holding this button allows you to change the transition softness with the HUE/SOFTNESS knob and the offset (position) with the SATURATION/OFFSET knob. S[...]

2-47 Matte Subpanels HUE/SOFTNESS knob—Adjusts the hue of the matte. The knob also adjusts the softness (gain) of the transition between the two matte generators when you hold down the PRI WIPE WASH , SEC WIPE WASH , or USER DEF WASH button. Softness is not adjustable while FLAT MATTE is active. SATURATION/OFFSET knob—Adjusts the color saturati[...]

2-48 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions Chroma Keyer Subpanel The Chroma Keyer option, which consists of a dual Chr oma Key input module and a dual Chroma Keyer (pr ocessor) module, adds two Chroma Keyers to an M/E. W ith a Chroma Keyer option installed in one or mor e M/Es, the Model 3000 switcher can generate key signals on the basis of col[...]

2-49 Chroma Keyer Subpanel Chroma Keyer Delegation The Chroma Keyers subpanel may be delegated between any of the chroma keyers using the four (2 M/E) or six (3 M/E) buttons located at the bottom of the subpanel. Chroma Keyer Controls The HUE contr ol sets the color in the chr oma key scene fr om which the key signal will be derived. The foregr oun[...]

2-50 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions The BKGD SUPR LUM control adjusts the amount of luminance subtracted from the backgr ound region of the foregr ound video. The BKGD SUPR CHROMA control adjusts the amount of chrominance subtracted fr om the background region of the foregr ound video. Chroma Keyer Operation The following procedur e descr[...]

2-51 Chroma Keyer Subpanel 6. Select the background hue to be suppr essed. Select BKGD SUPR on the Chroma Keyer panel, then set the CHROMA and LUM knobs fully counterclockwise. T urn the HUE knob for maximum effect on the desir ed suppression hue. 7. Adjust the SELECTIVITY knob for the desired amount of selectivity (range of hues admitted by the hu[...]

2-52 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions A secondary hue selector in the Model 3000 adds a color vector opposite the background hue to selected for egr ound objects. This can be used to tint foregr ound objects to counteract the color from the background. The secondary hue selector af fects only the chroma suppr ession of the foreground. It do[...]

2-53 Preview Subpanel (3000-3 only) Preview Subpanel (3000-3 only) The Preview subpanel ( Figur e 2-12 ) allows you to select the preview output to be viewed on the switched pr eview monitor . Choices available on the switched preview output ar e Preview Primary (current selection on PVW/AUX bus), M/E 1 Preview , M/E 2 Preview , M/E 3 Preview , and[...]

2-54 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions M/E 1 through M/E 3 select the corr esponding M/E preview output. DSK selects the preview output of the Pr ogram /Preset and Downstream Keyers. M/E 1 M/E 2 M/E 3 DSK[...]

2-55 Master Effects Memory (E-MEM) Subpanel Master Effects Memory (E-MEM) Subpanel The Effects Memory (3000-2) or Master Ef fects Memory (3000-3) subpanel shown in Figure 2-13 allows you to define, stor e, and recall ef fects setups for the entire switcher . (See the following page for definitions of effects and keyframes.) The (Master) E-MEM sub[...]

2-56 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions E-MEM Registers Effect setups ar e stor ed in E-MEM registers. Ther e is a total of 100 registers in the Master E-MEM, gr ouped in ten banks of ten registers. Each r egister belongs to a specific bank (0 through 9) and has a unique number (0 through 9) within that bank. For example, register 46 means b[...]

2-57 Master Effects Memory (E-MEM) Subpanel Enable Buttons When you learn a switcher state (or insert a keyframe) into an E-MEM register , the only switcher parameters that ar e learned are those that are enabled by the Enable buttons on the E-MEM subpanel. Each E-MEM register is partitioned into sections (or “levels”) corresponding to the Enab[...]

2-58 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions M/E 1 , M/E 2 , and M/E 3 (3000-3 only) enable the following areas for learn and recall operations on a specific M/E: standard or layered mode operation, crosspoint settings, transition settings, keyer settings, masks and mattes, chroma key settings, wipes, positioner settings and full additive mix (F [...]

2-59 Master Effects Memory (E-MEM) Subpanel DPM 1 , DPM 2 , DPM 3 , and DPM 4 enable certain parameters of the associated DPMs (Digital Picture Manipulators) for learn and recall operations. The specific functions to be learned and/or recalled ar e determined by the type of DPM, its capabilities, and the configuration of the DPM port. Aux buses c[...]

2-60 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions Learning Effects T o learn the first (and per haps the only) keyframe of an effect into an E-MEM register , enable the appr opriate register levels, then press the following sequence of buttons on the E-MEM subpanel: LRN , BANK , bank number , register number NOTE: If the next desired r egister is in t[...]

2-61 Master Effects Memory (E-MEM) Subpanel Recalling Effects T o r ecall an effect in an E-MEM r egister , press the following buttons: BANK , bank number , register number or use the shortcuts described in the NOTE under “Learning Effects”. On recall, r egisters are positioned at T ime 0 with Keyframe 1 data. If Auto Run mode is enabled and t[...]

2-62 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions Keypad with Readout The Master E-MEM keypad is used for effect learns and recalls, and serves as a numerical entry pad for the following buttons: TRAN RATE , LRN , LOCK , BANK , LRN SEQ, KF DUR , GET , PUT , GO TO KF , and GO TO TIME. (The last four of these buttons are located in the E-MEM ef fect edit[...]

2-63 Master Effects Memory (E-MEM) Subpanel This condition would occur if (with AUTO RCL off) you enabled one level, recalled a r egister , turned off that enable, turned on another enable, recalled another r egister , and re-enabled the first level. In this situation, the locations of the contributing registers can be determined by turning on one[...]

2-64 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions The LOCK function locks a single register . Locking a r egister prevents the contents of that r egister fr om being changed. T o lock the Current Register whose number is displayed, pr ess the following buttons: ↑ , LOCK When locked, an “L” is displayed at the left end of the E-MEM readout, next t[...]

2-65 Master Effects Memory (E-MEM) Subpanel Sequences are cr eated by pressing the following buttons (parameters in parentheses ar e optional): SEQ , LRN , register, TRAN RATE , delay , register, TRAN RATE , delay , ... NOTE: SEQ and LRN may be pressed in either order to start the command sequence; TRAN RATE and delay , in parentheses, ar e optiona[...]

2-66 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions If AUTO RUN is off, a sequence that includes a multiple-keyframe effect will r ecall the first keyframe in the r egister , but will not r un the effect, then will pr oceed on to the next register in the sequence. If AUTO RUN is on, the sequence will recall the first keyframe, then run the ef fect befo[...]

2-67 Master Effects Memory (E-MEM) Subpanel The following button sequence is used to learn an effects dissolve (parameters in parentheses ar e optional): LRN, EFF DIS, (TRAN RATE, eff dissolve rate), register NOTE: LRN and EFF DIS may be pressed in either order to start the command sequence; TRAN RATE enables a user-defined effects dissolve rate t[...]

2-68 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions The • (dot) button is used to repr esent the next unlocked empty register when used with the LRN and PUT buttons. The next unlocked empty register is defined as the next r egister that is unlocked and empty on all levels, not just enabled levels. The search for an unlocked empty r egister starts at t[...]

2-69 Master Effects Memory (E-MEM) Subpanel For the above register functions, pr essing ↑ , UNDO repeatedly allows you to toggle back and forth between the two last states. (For toggling UNDO , you have to press ↑ /BANK then UNDO each time.) NOTE: Editing operations such as Cut, Copy , Paste, and Mod cannot be undone with the UNDO function on t[...]

2-70 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions T o set the auto transition rate for all enabled levels, enter the desired rate using the number buttons on the keypad. Pr essing three number buttons on the keypad automatically enters the rate. If only one or two number buttons are pr essed, the entry must be completed by pressing ENTER . Rates fr om [...]

2-71 Master Effects Memory (E-MEM) Subpanel Any of the three transition/mix rates can be skipped simply by pressing the ENTER button when the query appears. If there ar e no enabled levels that require one of the above- mentioned rates, that query will be skipped. For example, PGM PST does not requir e a key rate, and DSK does not r equire an auto [...]

2-72 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions Effect Editing Controls The effect editing contr ols are located in the upper portion of the Master E-MEM subpanel. The CLEAR WORK BUFR , GET , and PUT buttons on the effect editing panel are at low tally whenever they ar e enabled to perform their respective functions. All other buttons on the effect e[...]

2-73 Master Effects Memory (E-MEM) Subpanel Clear Working Buffer Modes of Operation W ith V ersion 5.0 and later software, there ar e four modes of operation for the [CLEAR WORK BUFR] button: 1. Single press of the [CLEAR WORK BUFR] button — Clears the Current W orking Buffer except Keyers. This clears the CWB to User-Defined Defaults for all en[...]

2-74 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions GET provides a method of copying or “getting” the contents of a specified register into the Curr ent Register . The Current Switcher State and the Curr ent Register number are not affected by the Get operation. The GET button is at low tally whenever a Get operation is permissible and off when the [...]

2-75 Master Effects Memory (E-MEM) Subpanel The PUT button provides a method of copying or “putting” the contents of the Current Register into another E-MEM register . If multiple keyframes ar e contained in the enabled levels of the Current Register , they ar e copied into the new register . The PUT button is at low tally whenever a Put operat[...]

2-76 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions NOTE: The remainder of the Effect Editing contr ols deal primarily with effect keyframes and effect timelines. Refer to “Effects and Keyframes” near the beginning of this section for general definitions of effects and keyframes . In the Model 3000, a T imeline is a graphical representation (in the [...]

2-77 Master Effects Memory (E-MEM) Subpanel Modes of Insertion/Deletion The editing mode selected determines the way keyframes are added to or removed fr om an ef fect. The editing mode is selected by the CONST DUR button on/off) on the E-MEM Ef fects Editing panel and by the DELEGATES/ENABLES selection in the Main Keyframe menu or the T imeline me[...]

2-78 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions W ith software version 5.2, the system makes decisions as to whether to use the “on a keyframe” or “on the path” rules based on whether keyframes are pr esent on the delegated levels, not whether they are pr esent on the Master T imeline. The new rules ar e as follows: ■ If any delegated level[...]

2-79 Master Effects Memory (E-MEM) Subpanel When CONST DUR is off , the overall duration of the effect is the sum of the durations of the individual keyframes (on the Master T imeline). Adding or deleting keyframes or changing the duration of one or more keyframes may change the overall duration of the effect. Insert Before, On a Keyframe. When the[...]

2-80 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions Insert After, On a Keyframe. When the T ime Cursor is positioned on a Master T imeline keyframe, INSRT AFTER inserts a keyframe and its duration into each delegated level immediately following the duration of the current keyframe (in other wor ds, just before the next keyframe on the Master T imeline ).[...]

2-81 Master Effects Memory (E-MEM) Subpanel When the T ime Cursor is positioned on a Master T imeline keyframe , CUT deletes the keyframe from any delegated level that has a keyframe, and deletes the duration of the Master T imeline keyframe from all delegated levels, even those that do not have a keyframe at that point. All subsequent keyframes ar[...]

2-82 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions Constant Duration Mode The following paragraphs describe the operation of keyframe insertion/deletion in Constant Duration mode. Refer to the previous portion of this section for operation with Constant Duration turned off . CONST DUR forces the overall duration of an ef fect to be constant during editi[...]

2-83 Master Effects Memory (E-MEM) Subpanel Modify Keyframes When the T ime Cursor is positioned on a Master T imeline keyframe, pressing the MOD button once enters any modification that has been made on any delegated level. When MOD is pr essed, the button high-tallies for one-half second to confirm the Mod operation. If an individual delegated [...]

2-84 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions Learn Modify Each E-MEM register contains a block of data called “register header” information. This data is not changeable on a keyframe basis, but it can be modified for the entire register using a LRN MOD operation. The following header data can be modified: ■ Auto Recall on/off ■ Effects Dis[...]

2-85 Master Effects Memory (E-MEM) Subpanel KF DUR allows you to change the duration of the current keyframe or to set the duration of a keyframe to be inserted. If not all delegated levels are on a keyframe, or if dif ferent delegated levels have differing keyframe durations, pr essing KF DUR will add an appropriate change to the curr ent keyframe[...]

2-86 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions EFF DUR permits editing of the overall length of an effect. The duration of an effect is the time fr om the beginning of the effect (time 0) to the last keyframe. Effect duration “slides” the overall duration of an effect and scales the delegated levels. Setting Ef fect Duration applies to all deleg[...]

2-87 Master Effects Memory (E-MEM) Subpanel GO TO KF moves the T ime Cursor to the specified keyframe on the Master T imeline. T o move to the desir ed keyframe, press the GO TO KF button, enter the number on the keypad, then press the ENTER button. (A 3- digit number is entered automatically without pr essing ENTER ). The MARK button is provided [...]

2-88 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions Run Controls The Run controls on the Master E-MEM subpanel determine the manner in which the selected E-MEM effect will r un. Pressing STOP NEXT KF causes an ef fect to be stepped through, one Master T imeline keyframe at a time. When on, STOP NEXT KF causes run commands to last the duration of one keyf[...]

2-89 Master Effects Memory (E-MEM) Subpanel The Run lever arm can be used to manually run an ef fect. Moving the lever arm causes the current ef fect to run. Normally , the position of the lever arm directly corresponds to the relative per centage of run completion; however , if the lever arm and the effect get out of sync (for example, the lever a[...]

2-90 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions Positioner Subpanel The Positioner joystick allows wipe patterns to be moved from their current position to another position on the scr een. The delegation buttons located below the joystick (see Figure 2-14 ) enable control of the primary and (optional) secondary wipe patterns to be delegated to any or[...]

2-91 Positioner Subpanel Direction and speed of pattern movement ar e determined by the direction and distance the joystick is moved. The farther it is moved from the center position, the faster the pattern moves. When released, the joystick r eturns to its center position, leaving the pattern where it is curr ently positioned. Pressing the CTR but[...]

2-92 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions Wipe Subpanel The W ipe subpanel ( Figure 2-15 ) is delegated to contr olling any one of the six available wipe pattern generators in the switcher . Each M/E has a primary wipe generator and may have an optional secondary wipe pattern generator . The secondary wipe pattern generator option allows comple[...]

2-93 Wipe Subpanel The transition WIPE button on the T ransition subpanel always uses the primary wipe generator . Preset wipes, masks, and matte wash can also use the secondary wipe generator . Wipe Delegation Pressing any one of the W ipe delegation buttons at the bottom of the W ipe subpanel delegates the entire W ipe subpanel to the named wipe [...]

2-94 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions LEARN USER WIPE – The six USER... wipe buttons let you learn a wipe effect into memory and then r ecall it all at once. Everything on the W ipe subpanel is learned except the delegate buttons. Upon recall, the stor ed wipe parameters are transferred to the delegated wipe generator . This shared system[...]

2-95 Wipe Subpanel T urning the SYMMETRY knob contr ols the relative softness between the inside and outside wipe border edges, when the SOFT and BORD buttons are turned on. The last value of SYMMETRY is remember ed when either BORD or SOFT is turned off. BORD toggles control of the wipe bor der on and off. When BORD is on, the adjacent WIDTH and O[...]

2-96 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions Rotation Type The 3 rotation type buttons, ROT POS , ROT SPD , and ROT MAG are mutually exclusive and toggle on and of f. Only one of these buttons can be on at a time. The ROTATE knob, located adjacent to the three r otation type buttons, controls whichever mode is enabled. The knob setting for each of[...]

2-97 Wipe Subpanel Pattern Mix PATT MIX toggles the pattern mix mode on or off. When PTN MIX SOURCE is set to NORMAL in the menu, the pattern mix mode causes the delegated wipe generator to mix its pattern with the other wipe generator pattern on a given M/E. (The “other wipe generator” is the secondary generator if delegated to the primary , o[...]

2-98 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions Pattern Modifiers The SPLIT button toggles split mode on and off. When split mode is on, the selected wipe pattern is split into two. Split operation is affected by the SPLIT OFFSET button and knob in the W ipe Modifier menu. H MULTI and V MULTI allow multiple copies of the same wipe pattern to appear [...]

2-99 Masks Subpanel Masks Subpanel The Masks subpanel ( Figure 2-16 ) services and contr ols all video key masks in the switcher . A mask is a control signal used to modify a key signal. Delegation of the subpanel allows it to control any of the masks. Buttons and knobs ar e provided for controlling mask position and aesthetic featur es. Mask Deleg[...]

2-100 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions INH MASK delegates the Mask subpanel controls for adjusting the inhibit mask. The actual selection of mask inhibit is performed on the Keyer subpanel (see the MASK INH discussion under the Keyer panel description). FORCE MASK delegates the Mask subpanel controls for making adjustments to a forced mask.[...]

2-101 Masks Subpanel primary wipe generator . Pattern size and edge softness are still independent of the primary wipe mask source. This is not available on the DSKs. MASK BUS selects a video source to generate the mask. The mask bus is a dedicated video bus in the primary matrix accessed with a bus delegate button in the Aux Bus area of the panel.[...]

2-102 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions TOP/GAIN is a two-purpose knob whose operation is dependent on whether the BOX button or the MASK BUS or MASK STORE button is pressed. If BOX is active, the TOP/GAIN knob contr ols the top side of the box-style mask (see BOX button description). If MASK BUS or MASK STORE is active, the TOP/GAIN knob co[...]

2-103 Frame Stores Subpanel Frame Stores Subpanel The primary functions of the Frame Store option ar e storage of still video and key images and creation of dr opshadows behind keys. Controls for manipulation of these functions ar e found on the Frame Stores subpanel, shown in Figur e 2-17 , and in the Frame Store menu, described in the Menu sectio[...]

2-104 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions Output Routing V ideo and key outputs from the frame stor e are routed to the switcher crosspoint matrix and may be used as primary switcher inputs. The video and key outputs are also r outed to an output module for use by external devices. The mask channel output may be used as a source for the mask g[...]

2-105 Frame Stores Subpanel Operations that can be independently set for video, key and mask channels are as follows: ■ Freeze ■ Grab ■ Field 1 and Field 2 When VIDEO STORE and KEY STORE are selected simultaneously , the key channel settings are automatically aligned with the video channel settings. The FRZE button provides a freeze/unfr eeze[...]

2-106 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions When an image is read fr om the frame store in field mode, the “other” field is replicated fr om the selected field (indicated by the illuminated FIELD button), if REPLICATE mode is selected in the V ideo Stor e menu. If INTERPOLATE mode is selected in the menu, the “other” field is interpo[...]

2-107 Frame Stores Subpanel Dropshadows The DROP SHDW button turns shadow mode on and off. When shadow mode is on, the H POSITION and V POSITION knobs adjust the horizontal and vertical offset of the shadow from the main key signal. A third knob, OPACITY , adjusts the opacity of the shadow . DROP SHDW mode is functional only with primary video inpu[...]

2-108 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions External Interface Subpanel The External Interface subpanel ( Figure 2-18 ), located at the left end of the upper control panel, pr ovides selection of the type of interface to be used to communicate with external devices. The buttons on the subpanel perform the following functions: The EDIT button ena[...]

2-109 External Interface Subpanel The GPI button enables and disables GPI outputs and control of the switcher from GPI inputs. When GPI is on, contr ol inputs from GPI relay contacts ar e read by the switcher , and GPI outputs fr om the switcher are also active for external use. When the button is off, all GPI inputs and outputs ar e disabled. The [...]

2-110 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions Floppy Disk Drive The floppy disk drive ( Figure 2-19 ) is located in the left end of the Upper Control Panel. Operations available by way of the disk drive are ■ Formatting disks ■ Saving and loading system configurations ■ Saving and loading E-MEM register data Refer to the Disk Menu descript[...]

2-111 Crosspoint Name Displays (3000-3 only) Crosspoint Name Displays (3000-3 only) The ability of the Model 3000-3 to display crosspoint names on the Control Panel ar e activated in this release. The displayed crosspoint names ar e defined using the Configuration/Inputs/ Map Inputs/Name Crosspoint Button Menu. While you may define up to nine ch[...]

2-112 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions Preview/Mask/Aux Bus The row of buttons labeled PVW AUX ( Figure 2-20 ) that r uns along the bottom of the upper panel is used to select sources for the preview , mask, and aux bus facilities. The PVW AUX crosspoints consist of four groups of buttons, as follows: ■ Primary Source Select ( BLACK ... S[...]

2-113 Preview/Mask/Aux Bus The re-entry sour ces are as follows: ■ M/E 1, M/E 2, and M/E 3 program outputs ■ Switcher program (PGM) output The selected source button is either bright or dim, depending upon its on-air status. All other buttons in the row are unlit. Aux 1-4 Effects Send Only Buttons The Aux 1-4 Effects Send Only buttons select bo[...]

2-114 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions Bus Delegate Buttons PVW AUX selector buttons can be delegated eight ways using the Bus Delegate buttons. The following delegation choices are available (one Bus Delegate button is always lit): ■ The preview bus (pr ess PVW ) ■ The mask bus (press MASK ) ■ Any of the panel-selectable aux buses (p[...]

2-115 Preview/Mask/Aux Bus Each bus consists of an “A” bus and a “B” bus and is under E-MEM control. The “A” buses ar e for video only; the “B” buses may be configured for either video or key . Output of Aux Bus 4 to the internal frame store option is available even if the Aux Bus Output option is not installed. T o use an aux bus [...]

2-116 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions and the DPM, as described in the “Cable Connections” portion of the Installation and Service manual. NOTE: The Effects Send feature r equires that the Effects Send Crosspoint module be installed in Cell 1 1 of Bay B in the switcher frame, and that Aux Output modules be installed in the appropriate [...]

2-117 Preview/Mask/Aux Bus Effects Send – Looping Mode Looping mode takes the output of an M/E Keyer , sends it to an external DPM, then returns the output of the DPM to the Mix/W ipe circuit of the same M/E in the switcher . This pr ovides the effect of inserting a DPM right into the M/E, between the Keyer and the Mix/W ipe system. T o select Ef[...]

2-118 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions Effects Send – Frame Store Looping Mode NOTE: The Frame Store option must be installed in order for the following to apply . The Frame Store option may be used as the device that manipulates the Keyer output. In the Aux Menu, when AUX 4 is selected with the LOG AUX SELECT button, a third choice, FRAM[...]

2-119 Preview/Mask/Aux Bus Effects Send – Non-Looping Mode Non-Looping mode takes the output of an M/E Keyer , sends it to an external DPM. The output of the DPM may then be used as an input to the switcher which may be selected on any bus on the control panel. This allows the output of one Keyer to be manipulated by the DPM, then used as a video[...]

2-120 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions 2. W ith one of the BUS DELEGATE buttons, select the (physical) AUX BUS (1-4) that you want to use. W ith the switcher set up as described previously for non-looping, the DPM output will be routed to the pr eviously-mapped crosspoint column on the Source Select panel. 3. Select the Keyer output to be s[...]

2-121 Remote Aux Bus Panels Remote Aux Bus Panels The Remote Aux Control Panels allow you to contr ol the switcher aux buses from a r emote location. There are thr ee models of the Remote Aux Panels, each identified by the number of rack units (RUs) it occupies in the equipment rack. ■ One RU panel (Option Part Number 088901-00) ■ T wo RU pane[...]

2-122 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions The three RU panel ( Figur e 2-25 ) has large buttons and is designed for locations where it is desirable to operate mor e than one bus. This panel will normally control all aux buses but can be set up to lock out specific buses. As many as 32 Remote Aux Panels can be attached to one switcher . Source[...]

2-123 Remote Aux Bus Panels Rear P anel Switches The rear panel includes a number of switches that contr ol operating modes, such as address, bus enable, delegate enable, and test mode. These switches are set up during installation, as described in the Installation section of the Installation & Service manual. Remote A ux Operation Operation of[...]

2-124 Section 2 — Control Panel Descriptions[...]

3-1 3 Introduction Many Model 3000 features ar e accessed via the Menu Display on the upper control panel. This section illustrates the top-level menus and their submenus, and describes the functions of the “soft buttons” and “soft knobs” accessed by each. The top-level menus are pr esented in the order that the top menu buttons occur on th[...]

3-2 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Menu Structure The top-level menus may be displayed by pressing the buttons at the left of the Menu Display . Submenus are then brought up by pressing the soft buttons at the bottom of the display . Each menu function that will call up a submenu is indicated by a “>” symbol at the end of the function name [...]

3-3 Menu Delegation T able 3-1. Menu Delegation Subpanel Button Double-Pressed Delegated Menu Comments T ransition BKGD B M/E Mode menu K eyer (M/E) KEY 1 and KEY 2 K ey er menu K eyer (M/E) (La yered Mode) BKGD B , BKGD A , KEY 1 , and KEY 2 K eyer men u K eyer (M/E) PRI PST PTTN or SEC PST PTTN CHR KEY Wipe Modifier menu Chroma K ey menu Used to[...]

3-4 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Configuration Menu The Configuration Menu is used for system setup. Functions are covered in detail in the Startup section of User Guide. Each of the soft buttons defined in the Configuration Menu brings up a submenu, as follows: USER PREFS> — Displays the User Prefer ences submenu. From time to time you [...]

3-5 Configuration Menu User Preferences Menu The User Prefer ences Menu gives you control over some of the user interface functions of the system. The User Prefer ences Menu selections are as follows: SHIFT MODE — Sets crosspoint Shift button to Normal or Latch mode. Normal requir es holding down Shift each time you select a shifted crosspoint. L[...]

3-6 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Keyer Preferences Menu The Keyer Prefer ences Menu allows you to select keyer operating modes. The Keyer Prefer ences Menu selections are the following: DSK DROP — Enables/disables DSK drop mode. KEY MEMORY — Enables/disables key memory mode, which remembers settings of the keyer analog contr ols fr om the la[...]

3-7 Configuration Menu Clear Key Memor y Menu The Clear Key Memory Menu allows you to clear key memory settings for selected areas of the switcher . The Clear Key Memory Menu selections are as follows: SECTION SELECT and BUS SELECT — Select the area of the switcher whose key memory you wish to clear . After selecting the section and bus, press th[...]

3-8 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Preview Preferences Menu The Preview Pr eferences Menu allows you to set the preview options for selected switcher subsystems. Y our choice of Preview Modes depends on how many monitors you have per M/E and how you wish to use them. The Preview Pr eferences Menu selections are as follows: PVW SELECT — Selects t[...]

3-9 Configuration Menu AUTO — Causes the video to alternate between the M/E PGM and PVW (next transition) outputs on a single M/E monitor as the M/E output changes from on-air to not on-air . LOOKAHEAD — Causes the next transition of the selected M/E (what is going on-air next) to be displayed on the M/E monitor . PGM — Causes the PGM output [...]

3-10 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Beeper Prefs Menu The Beeper Prefer ences Menu allows you to customize beeper alerts. The Beeper Prefs Menu selections ar e as follows: BEEPER ON/OFF —Enables or disables the beeper alert system. WARNING —Use to enable or disable beeper warnings. (For example: On the Keyer Copy Menu, if you try to copy M/E 1[...]

3-11 Configuration Menu Define Defaults Menu The Define Defaults Menu allows you to change the default values that are stor ed in memory and used when the switcher is turned on. The Define Defaults Menu selections are as follows: M/E SELECT — Selects the M/E whose settings are to be used during power-up. (Only one set of values is stor ed for t[...]

3-12 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions E-MEM Preferences Menu (3000-3 only) The E-MEM Prefer ences Menu allows you to set up preferences for E-MEM effects editing functions and Master E-MEM. The E-MEM User Prefer ences Menu selections are as follows: RUN LEVER — Enables or disables running of keyframe ef fects using the Run Control lever arm. KEYFR[...]

3-13 Configuration Menu Normal Mode In Normal mode on a 2 M/E Switcher , when you do a Learn or Recall, individual M/Es are simply levels in the Master E-MEM register . In Normal mode on a 3 M/E Switcher , when you do a Learn or Recall, the Master E-MEM forces all individual enabled M/Es to align with the same register that the Master E-MEM is poin[...]

3-14 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions NOTE: In a later Switcher software r elease, Independent and Master T imeline runs will be controlled by a menu selection. Effects Dissolve ■ Effects Dissolve ON — Switcher learns that Ef fects Dissolve is on into the Master E-MEM register ■ Effects Dissolve OFF — Dissolve is not learned into Master E-ME[...]

3-15 Configuration Menu 300 Style Mode (3-M/E Switchers Only) In 300 Style mode, when you do a Learn or Recall, the Master E-MEM allows individual M/Es to “skew registers” (that is, allows M/Es to point to differ ent registers) than the Master E- MEM is pointing and allows the Master E-MEM to learn the individual M/E’s skewed register numbers[...]

3-16 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions System Parameters Menu The System Parameters Menu allows you to set the video standard (internal black level), to select the matte generator chroma limiting algorithm, and to set the system clock. The System Parameters Menu selections are as follows: INTERNAL BLACK LVL — Selects either 7.5 IRE or 0 IRE, which [...]

3-17 Configuration Menu FIELD 1 or FIELD 2 — Changes become effective at the beginning of the selected field. If a change takes place prior to the other field, it will be delayed by one field so that it also becomes effective at the beginning of the selected field. This way , all changes are synchronized to take place at the beginning of the [...]

3-18 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Set Clock Menu The Set Clock Menu allows you to set the date and time for the system. This is used for dating files copied to disk. The Set Clock Menu selections are as follows: SELECT — Enables the DATE or TIME functions for setting the system clock. DATE — Enables the YEAR , MONTH , and DAY soft knobs for[...]

3-19 Configuration Menu Inputs Menu The Inputs Menu allows mapping of signals to crosspoint inputs and also provides selection of input signal pr ocessing and format parameters. Inputs Menu selections are the following: DIGITAL RES> — Displays the Input Digital Resolution Menu, which allows setting the system for 8- or 10-bit inputs. EXT KEY S[...]

3-20 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions CHR KEY INPUTS> — Displays the Chroma Key Inputs Menu, which allows format selection and timing adjustments to chroma key inputs. GPI INPUTS> — Displays the GPI Inputs Menu, which allows you to define the functions to be initiated via the eight GPI inputs. Input Digital Resolution Menu The Input Digit[...]

3-21 Configuration Menu External Key Sync Menu The External Key Sync Menu allows you to designate each external analog key input as having sync or no sync. The External Key Sync Menu selections are the following: GROUP SELECT — Selects which group of car ds to display; the first eight input cards or the last eight. CARD SELECT — Selects one of[...]

3-22 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Setup on Key Menu The Setup on Key Menu allows you to designate each external analog key input as having setup or no setup. The Setup on Key Menu selections are the following: GROUP SELECT — Selects which group of car ds to display; the first eight input cards or the last eight. CARD SELECT — Selects one of[...]

3-23 Configuration Menu Map Inputs Menu The Map Inputs Menu allows assignment of video, key , and chroma key inputs to cr osspoints. Includes shaped/unshaped selection for video and key inputs. Select the crosspoint button column to be assigned by pr essing the PST button in that column. The Map Inputs Menu selections are as follows: VIDEO/KEY FMT [...]

3-24 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions NOTE: Refer to “Configuring a DPM” in the Startup section of the User Guide for more information on the Log/Phys Assignment. VIDEO INPUT — Selects a video signal for assignment to the currently selected cr osspoint button. KEY INPUT — Selects a key signal for assignment to the currently selected crosspo[...]

3-25 Configuration Menu Name Crosspoint Button Menu The Name Xpt Button Menu allows you to assign a name to each of the input sources. Name Xpt Button Menu selections are as follows: The soft knobs located to the right of the Menu Display select the characters of the source name. The soft buttons provide cursor and editing contr ol. ACCEPT CHAR —[...]

3-26 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Chroma Key Inputs Menu The Chroma Key Inputs Menu allows you to select the input format and adjust the timing of each chroma key input. The Chroma Key Inputs Menu selections ar e as follows: INPUT ... buttons — Select the chroma keyer to be af fected by the format and timing selections described below . INPUT [...]

3-27 Configuration Menu GPI Inputs Menu The GPI Inputs Menu allows you to assign specific functions to trigger the GPIs. Eight GPI inputs are pr ovided. All of these accept pulse-type inputs except Aux T ally Back, which is level-sensitive. Functions available for assignment to the GPIs are ■ Miscellaneous (Aux T ally) ■ Keyframe Effects ■ A[...]

3-28 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions MISC — Enables selection of the Aux T ally Back function, or allows the selected GPI input to be disabled. AUX TALLY — Allows an external device to control the aux bus tally level (high or low). The AUX BUS soft knob selects the appropriate aux bus. LOG CHANNEL TALLY — Allows the T ally to track the DPM’[...]

3-29 Configuration Menu Outputs Menu The Outputs Menu allows you to set certain parameters on the output signals. Outputs Menu selections are as follows: OUTPUT SELECT — Selects the output whose parameters are to be changed. SUPERBLACK — T urns the output superblack level ON or OFF . The superblack level is set in the System Parameters Menu. SE[...]

3-30 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions VIDEO/KEY FMT — Sets the output pr ocessing to pr ovide the type of signal desired as an input to the external device that is to use the signal: UNSHAPED if the video is already shaped but the device needs a full screen-sized pictur e, or SHAPED if the device can accept video that has already been pr ocessed b[...]

3-31 Configuration Menu Output Digital Resolution Menu The Output Digital Resolution Menu allows you to set each digital output to 8- or 10-bit resolution. Outputs Digital Resolution Menu selections are as follows: GROUP SELECT and CARD SELECT — Select the output whose resolution is to be changed. Note that as the output boards ar e selected with[...]

3-32 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions External Interface Menu Parameters for external interfaces, such as an editor or a DPM (Digital Picture Manipulator), may be set up thr ough the External Interface Menu. EDITOR I/F> — Displays the Editor Interface Menu. DPM I/F> — Displays the DPM Interface Menu. PERIPHERAL I/F> — Displays the Per[...]

3-33 Configuration Menu Editor Interface Menu The Editor Interface Menu allows you to set the baud rate and parity for communication with an editor . BAUD — Selects baud rates from 2400 to 38,400 for the Editor port. PARITY — Selects ODD , EVEN , or no specified parity ( NONE ). EDITOR INTERFACE MENU config / extern if / editor if EVEN NONE PA[...]

3-34 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions DPM Setup Menu The DPM Setup Menu and submenus allow you to define device types, assign ports, etc., for Digital Picture Manipulators used with the Model 3000 Switcher . DEVICE SELECT — Selects the DPM Device whose characteristics are to be assigned. DPM TYPE — Defines the DPM type for each device when Kry[...]

3-35 Configuration Menu NOTE: A delay has been introduced when changing DPM TYPE. This delay allows a new DPM TYPE to be chosen without cycling through intermediate DPM Types. Once the desired selection has been made, the new DPM TYPE will be set 2 seconds later. CHANNEL ROUTING — Enables input routing, output r outing, or both, or disables routi[...]

3-36 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions DPM KScope Sources Menu . This menu allows you to map Kaleidoscope video source crosspoints to your switcher video source crosspoints. You may set this map to a GVG default depending on your Control Panel type. Or you may map each Kaleidoscope source button individually to the switcher crosspoint button of your [...]

3-37 Configuration Menu NOTE: If a Kaleidoscope or other poolable DPM is used, its CHANNEL 1 must be AUX 1 . Only one poolable DPM may be used at one time. Any aux buses not assigned to a poolable DPM may be assigned to an OTHER FIXED DPM. Refer to the DPM Setup description in the Startup section of the User Guide for further information. DPM MAP A[...]

3-38 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions DPM Map Inputs Menu . This menu allows you to set up the DPM video and key return input numbers. DPM SELECT — Selects the DPM device to which the DPM video and key inputs are to be assigned. CHANNEL SELECT — Selects the DPM channel to which video and key input numbers are to be assigned for the selected Devi[...]

3-39 Configuration Menu Peripheral Interface Menu The Peripheral Interface Menu allows you to set up the parameters for the Peripheral Bus II port (A3). BAUD and PARITY — Select the baud rate and parity parameters for the Peripheral Bus II port interface. These should be set to be the same for the Model 3000 and the peripheral device. PERIPHERAL [...]

3-40 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Peripheral Trig g ers M e n u This menu allows you to configure peripheral triggers that the switcher may use to trigger the designated device/function. These triggers can then be learned into E-MEM effects (on the MISC or DPM 1 – DPM 4 level). Refer to the Keyframe/Attach Peripheral T rigger Menu description[...]

3-41 Configuration Menu GPI Outputs Menu The GPI Outputs Menu allows you to select a GPI for triggering by the PGM Cut button, set E-MEM levels for each assigned GPI, and to set the duration of the GPI trigger . The following selections are available in the GPI Outputs Menu: PGM CUT TRIGGER — Assigns one of eight GPI outputs to trigger whenever t[...]

3-42 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Aux Bus Format Menu This menu is used to set up the format for each of the 7 aux buses. Each bus consists of an “A” bus and a “B” bus. The “A” buses are for video only . The “B” buses may be either video or key . AUX BUS 1B through AUX BUS 7B — Selects either VIDEO or KEY for each “B” aux b[...]

3-43 M/E Mode Menu M/E Mode Menu The M/E Mode Menu allows selection of Standard or Layer ed mode, and turns Full Additive Mix mode on or of f on an M/E-by- M/E basis. The following menu selections are accessible thr ough the M/E Mode Menu: M/E SELECT — Selects the Mix/Effects system to which subsequent menu selections apply . M/E MODE — Sets th[...]

3-44 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions M/E Copy Menu The M/E Copy Menu allows you to copy or swap all M/E settings between M/Es. The M/E Copy Menu selections are: FROM M/E — Selects the M/E system to copy or swap from. TO M/E — Selects the M/E system to copy or swap to. DO M/E SWAP — Initiates the M/E swap currently selected. DO M/E COPY — In[...]

3-45 Status Menu Status Menu The Status Menu gives information about the state of the switcher software and har dware. The Status Menu selections are as follows: SYSTEM LOG> — Displays the System Log Menu which shows any current switcher err or messages. INSTALL INFO> — Displays the first Installation Info Status Menu, which displays the[...]

3-46 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions System Log Menu The System Log Menu displays switcher error -condition messages and other information, such as each system reset. These are useful to GVG Customer Service for tr oubleshooting purposes. Messages are r outinely generated and do not necessarily indicate a problem with the switcher . The System Log [...]

3-47 Status Menu Installation Information Menus The three pages of the Installation Info Menu, available under the Status Menu, provide information about the pr esence, version, and types of boards that ar e installed. The MAIN BOARDS selection shows the functions of all the slots in the center card cage (Bay B). Each slot that has a module install[...]

3-48 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions The UPPER BOARDS selection shows what slots in the upper card cage (Bay A) have modules installed, and the format and assembly/version number for each installed module. SLOT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 BOARD RGB CK IN RGB CK IN RGB CK IN DIG OUT-SER ANLG OUT DIG OUT-PAR VERSION 068922-00C 068922-00C 068922-00C 06[...]

3-49 Status Menu The LOWER BOARDS selection shows what slots in the lower card cage (Bay C) have modules installed, and the format and assembly/version number for each installed module. SLOT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 BOARD DIG IN-PAR DIG IN-PAR DIG IN-SER VERSION 068923-00B 068923-00B 068924-00C SLOT 13 14 15 16 17 BOARD ANLG IN-AUTO ANLG IN-AUTO [...]

3-50 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Diagnostics Menu The Diagnostics Menu allows access to the Blanking Menu. BLANKING> — Displays the Blanking Menu. DIAGNOSTICS MENU status / diags BLANKING >[...]

3-51 Status Menu Blanking Menu The Blanking Menu allows you to turn off the internal blanking processor on the Mask, Switched Pr eview , DSK Program V ideo, and DSK Program Key outputs. The BLANKING PROCESSOR selections are as follows: ON — Normal operating mode of the Model 3000. The switcher inserts sync and blanking on the output signal. OFF ?[...]

3-52 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Keyer Menu The Keyer Menu provides key parameter adjustments not available on the control panel and shows the status of these parameters on each key bus of the selected M/E or DSK. (Only Key 1 and Key 2 are shown when in Standar d mode.) The following selections are accessible thr ough the Keyer Menu: M/E SELECT[...]

3-53 Keyer Menu KEYER COPY> — Displays the Keyer Copy Menu which allows copying keyer parameters from one keyer to another . CALIBRATE — For the delegated crosspoint bus, r esets all functions that turn on the Source Select UNCAL lamp to their default values (includes CORING and OPACITY ). VIDEO PROCESS> — Displays the V ideo Process Me[...]

3-54 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Chroma Trap Menu The keyer Chroma T rap Menu allows you to turn on a chroma trap for selected keyers and to select the filtering mode. M/E SELECT and KEYER SELECT — Selects the effects system and keyer to which subsequent menu selections apply . CHROMA TRAP — Enables or disables the chroma trap for the sele[...]

3-55 Keyer Menu Keyer Copy Menu The Keyer Copy Menu allows you to copy all keyer settings from any keyer to another . Selections in the Keyer Copy Menu are as follows: FROM GROUP and FROM KEYER — Select the Keyer whose setup parameters are to be copied. WIPES — Allows you to include or exclude W ipe settings that may be associated with the sele[...]

3-56 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions NOTE: If the destination Keyer has parameters that the source Keyer does not, those parameters are set to default values in the destination Keyer . Video Process Menu The V ideo Processing Menu allows you to adjust luminance gain, chroma gain, and dc of fset for the selected bus. VIDEO PROCESS MENU keyer / video[...]

3-57 Keyer Menu The V ideo Process Menu selections ar e as follows: M/E SELECT — Selects the M/E to be adjusted. BUS SELECT — Selects the bus to be adjusted. VIDEO PROCESS — Enables or disables the V ideo Processing adjustments listed below for the selected bus. LUM GAIN — Sets luminance gain of the selected bus. CHROMA GAIN — Sets chroma[...]

3-58 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Key 1 NAM Menu The Key 1 NAM Menu allows NAMing Key 2 into Key 1 on an M/E-by-M/E basis. Selections in the Key 1 NAM Menu are as follows: M/E SELECT — Selects the M/E to be set. NAM K2 INTO K1 — Enables or disables NAMing Key 2 into Key 1. In this mode, the signal with the highest instantaneous value is pass[...]

3-59 Chroma Key Menu Chroma Key Menu The Chroma Key Menu allows selection and adjustment of a variety of chroma key parameters. The Chroma Key Menu selections ar e as follows: CHR KEY SELECT — Selects the M/E Keyer to which the menu selections apply . FOREGROUND VIDEO — T urns the for eground on and of f. When off, the for eground image is repl[...]

3-60 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions FOREGROUND CORING — T urns for eground coring on and of f. Coring replaces the key ar ea of the background with black to ensure a clean key when backgr ound and fill are additively keyed together . VARIABLE provides a FOREGROUND CORING knob which allows adjustment of the coring level. FIXED provides a factory[...]

3-61 Chroma Key Menu Chroma Key Secondary Color Menu The Chroma Key Secondary Color Menu allows you to select and adjust selectivity and suppression of the secondary color . The CK Secondary Color Menu selections are as follows: CHR KEY SELECT — Delegates the chroma keyer to be adjusted. SECONDARY COLOR SUPPRESS — Enables or disables the follow[...]

3-62 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Chroma Key Hue Modifiers Menu The Chroma Key Hue Modifiers Menu allows you to select and adjust hue selectivity and flare suppr ession. The CK Hue Modifiers Menu selections are as follows: CHR KEY SELECT — Delegates the chroma keyer to be adjusted. SEP HUE SUPPRESS — Enables or disables suppression of the[...]

3-63 Chroma Key Menu FLARE SUPPRESS — Enables or disables suppression of the selected hue from the for eground. Also enables or disables the FOREGROUND FLARE SUPPRESS soft knob. FOREGROUND FLARE SUPPRESS — Adjusts flare suppression. HUE SUPRSS OFFSET — Enables or disables the HUE SUPPRESS OFFSET soft knob. HUE SUPPRESS OFFSET — Corrects fo[...]

3-64 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Chroma Key Adjust Menu The Chroma Key Adjust Menu provides adjustment of the chroma key horizontal position, key width, and softness. The Chroma Key Adjust Menu selections are as follows: CHR KEY SELECT — Delegates the chroma keyer to be adjusted. KEY WIDTH — Enables or disables the KEY WIDTH soft knob. KEY [...]

3-65 Wipe Menu Wipe Menu The W ipe Menu allows you to access the W ipe submenus. PATTERN> — Displays the W ipe Pattern Menu. TEXTURE> — Displays the W ipe T extur e Menu. WIPE MODS> — Displays the W ipe Modifiers Menu. WIPE COPY> — Displays the W ipe Copy Menu. WIPE MENU wipe TEXTURE > PATTERN > WIPE MODS > WIPE COPY &[...]

3-66 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Wipe Pattern Menu The W ipe Pattern Menu allows you to assign a variety of wipe patterns to a selected wipe generator . 23 WIPE PATTERN MENU ME 1 SEC ME 1 PRI ME 2 PRI ME 2 SEC ME 3 SEC ME 3 PRI PATTERN SELECT 2 3 4 12 13 33 32 11 21 31 9 19 29 SML RNDM 38 LRG RNDM 39 46 47 48 49 53 54 55 57 EXT 22 50 51 52 TEX-[...]

3-67 Wipe Menu The following selections are available thr ough the W ipe Pattern Menu: M/E 1 PRI — Delegates the PATTERN SELECT soft knob to the M/E 1 Primary W ipe Generator . M/E 1 SEC — Delegates the PATTERN SELECT soft knob to the M/E 1 Secondary W ipe Generator . M/E 2 PRI — Delegates the PATTERN SELECT soft knob to the M/E 2 Primary W i[...]

3-68 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Wipe Texture Menu The W ipe T extur e Menu allows you to adjust the appearance of the video texture. The W ipe T extur e Menu selections are as follows for the selected wipe generator: HORIZ STRETCH — Selects one of the horizontal stretch ratios listed in the menu. VERT MODE — Selects one of the vertical str[...]

3-69 Wipe Menu Wipe Modifiers Menu The W ipe Modifiers Menu provides adjustment of wipe parameters not available on the W ipe subpanel. The W ipe Modifiers Menu selections are as follows: WIPE GEN SELECT — Selects the desired wipe generator . PTN MIX TYPE — Selects the type of pattern mix. PTN MIX SOURCE — Selects the pattern mix source. NO[...]

3-70 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Wipe Modulation Menu The W ipe Modulation Menu allows modulation to be added to the wipe patterns. The W ipe Modulation Menu selections are as follows: WIPE GEN SELECT — Selects the desired wipe generator . MODULATE — T urns wipe modulation ON or OFF . When OFF , no other buttons or knobs in this menu are av[...]

3-71 Wipe Menu Wipe Copy Menu The W ipe Copy Menu allows you to copy or swap Primary (PRI) or Secondary (SEC) wipe generator settings between M/Es. WIPE COPY MENU wipe / wipe copy FROM WIPE GEN FROM GROUP TO GROUP DO WIPE SWAP SEC COPY M/E 1 PRI M/E 2 PRI TO SWAP M/E 1 PRI M/E 2 PRI WITH SEC M/E 2 M/E 3 M/E 1 M/E 3 DO WIPE COPY TO WIPE GEN M/E 1 M/[...]

3-72 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions The W ipe Copy Menu selections are as follows: FROM GROUP — Selects the M/E or PGM PST system to copy or swap from. FROM WIPE GEN — Selects either the PRI or SEC W ipe Generator to copy or swap from. TO GROUP — Selects the M/E or PGM PST system to copy or swap to. TO WIPE GEN — Selects either the PRI or [...]

3-73 E-MEM Menu E-MEM Menu The E-MEM Menu displays the status of several parameters on all levels of the E-MEM register selected on the Master E-MEM panel and provides access to lower -level E-MEM menus. E-MEM MENU E-MEM SOURCE HOLD> REGISTER> PERIPH DEVICES> RUN LEVER KF PATH > KEYFRAME EDITING GPI & PBUS TRIGGERS> E-MEM LEVEL R[...]

3-74 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions The following selections are available under the E-MEM Menu: REGISTER> — Displays the E-MEM Register Menu. SOURCE HOLD> — Displays the Source Hold Menu. PERIPH DEVICES> — Displays the Peripheral Devices Menu. RUN LEVER — Enables or disables the Run lever arm to manually move the T ime Cursor alo[...]

3-75 E-MEM Menu E-MEM Register Menu This menu allows you to lock and unlock registers, and to clear registers and sequences. SELECT — Enables the desired operation: locking/unlocking registers, clearing ef fects, or clearing sequences from registers. When CLEAR REG or CLEAR SEQ is selected, the soft button selections in the above menu are: CLEAR [...]

3-76 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions For CLEAR REG: CLEAR ALL — For all enabled levels, clears all data from all 100 registers, making them empty . After CLEAR ALL is pressed, a submenu allows you to CONFIRM or CANCEL the operation. CLEAR BANK — For all enabled levels, clears all data from all registers in the bank whose number is displayed in [...]

3-77 E-MEM Menu If so, the current r egister will not get locked on those levels, but the selected register will. For the currently displayed r egister number , if any currently- enabled E-MEM register level is unlocked, a LOCK REG instruction is displayed. When all of the enabled E-MEM register levels ar e locked, an UNLOCK REG instruction is disp[...]

3-78 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Source Hold Menu The Source Hold Menu permits you to inhibit cr osspoint changes on individual buses during E-MEM recalls. BUS = ... soft knob — Selects the bus to which the source hold is to be applied. CLEAR ALL HOLDS — Clears all Source Holds. ALL HOLD — Sets all Source Holds. SOURCE HOLD — Enables or[...]

3-79 E-MEM Menu Peripheral Devices Menu This menu allows you to select which peripheral devices you want to be included in E-MEM learns and recalls. CLEAR ALL OFF — T urns OFF learn and r ecall operations to all devices on the peripheral bus. SET ALL ON — T urns ON learn and r ecall operations to all devices connected to the peripheral bus. DEV[...]

3-80 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Keyframe Path Menu The Keyframe Path Menu allows you to set the type of path for interpolation of parameters between keyframes. LEVEL SELECT and GROUP SELECT — Select the register level and the functional group to which the path type is to be applied. Each functional group of each keyframe can have its own pat[...]

3-81 E-MEM Menu CURVE — Provides thr ee knobs to control the three parameters of the path vector: TENSION , CONTINUITY , and BIAS . These knobs act on the vector parameters to adjust the path into (entry) and out of (exit) the keyframe. The path through KF2 is parallel with an imaginary line drawn between KF1 and KF2. TENSION — Controls the len[...]

3-82 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions GPI & PBus Triggers Menu The PBus Device and Function assignments are made in the Peripheral Interface menu under config/ext if/peripheral if. SELECT GPI — Selects the GPI Output (1 through 8) to which you may attach an E-MEM register or keyframe. The trigger numbers correspond to the physical connections[...]

3-83 Keyframe Timeline Menu FIRE ATTACHED — T est fir es all attached triggers (set to ON ) simultaneously , regardless of the curr ent selection. SELECT PERIPH — Selects the Peripheral trigger (A through H) which you may attach to an E-MEM register or keyframe. The triggers are defined in the Peripheral T riggers submenu under Configuration[...]

3-84 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions The appearance of the T imeline Menu is determined by the state of the current E-MEM r egister . Parameters that affect the appearance of the menu include the following: ■ The number of the current E-MEM r egister selected on the E-MEM keypad ■ Which levels are enabled and which ar e delegated ■ The number[...]

3-85 Keyframe Timeline Menu PAUSE — Allows you to insert a pause at a keyframe. When a pause is added to a keyframe and a run is performed, the run will stop at that keyframe on any level that has the pause programmed. The pr esence of a pause at any keyframe and on any timeline is indicated by a sloped line following the keyframe marker . Each p[...]

3-86 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Example 1 – Inserting a Pause 1. Press the Keyframe button on the top menu panel or the Time Cursr button on the Effects Editing panel to bring up the T imeline Menu. 2. Recall an empty register or one that you can write over . 3. If in Enable Mode, enable M/E 1 , M/E 2 , and Bkgd . If in Delegate mode, delega[...]

3-87 Keyframe Timeline Menu Example 2 – Inserting a Pause 1. Press E-MEM on the top menu panel to bring up the E-MEM menu, then the soft KF PATHS button in the E-MEM menu to access the Keyframe Path menu. Note (in the upper right corner of the menu) that we are still on Keyframe 2 in the selected register . 2. Select M/E 1 with the SELECT LEVEL b[...]

3-88 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions 6. Press Rewind . Effect Run with Auto Run Off (Master Timeline Enabled) 7. T urn of f Auto Run if it is on. 8. Press Run . Note that when a run is performed while Auto Run is of f ( Auto Run pushbutton not lit), the run is performed on the Master T imeline; therefor e, the run stops at any keyframe that has a p[...]

3-89 Keyframe Timeline Menu Effect Run with Auto Run On (Independent Timelines Enabled) 1 1. T urn on Auto Run and rewind the ef fect. 12. Press Run . Note that when a run is performed while Auto Run is on ( Auto Run pushbutton lit), runs ar e made on the enabled independent timelines (regar dless of delegation), not on the Master T imeline. In the[...]

3-90 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions With Auto Run on and Independent Timelines running, the Master Timeline remains at its first Keyframe (or zero time). When the Independent Timelines arrive at their last keyframe, the Independent Timelines are “skewed” from the Master Timeline position, and all Timeline edits are disabled. For you to enable [...]

3-91 Keyframe Timeline Menu ■ If the last keyframe on a timeline has a pause and a new keyframe is inserted after it, the next-to-last keyframe will then have the pause. ■ If the first keyframe on an individual level’s timeline has a pause and the beginning of that timeline is skewed with respect to the beginning of the overall ef fect, the [...]

3-92 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Aux Bus Menu The Aux Bus Menu allows you to select or deselect looping mode on Aux Buses 1 through 4 for use with the Effects Send featur e. Y ou can also assign the video and key sour ces to be used for the Effects Send loop and assign them to the the near and/or far side of a DPM rotation ef fect. The followin[...]

3-93 Mask Menu E-MEM CONTROL — MISC activates E-MEM recalls at the MISC or DPM level for the selected aux bus, depending on the level selection in the Config/External IF/DPM Setup/Map Aux Buses Menu. OFF disables E-MEM recalls for the selected bus. NEAR/FAR/BOTH — These buttons determine whether the video source for the curr ently-highlighted [...]

3-94 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions The Mask Menu selections are as follows: KEYER SELECT — Delegates a keyer for the following selections. INH MASK OPACITY — Enables or disables the INHIBIT MASK OPACITY soft knob. INHIBIT MASK OPACITY — Adjusts opacity of the inhibit mask. A vailable only for Key 1 and Key 2 in the M/Es. MASK BUS CHR TRAP ?[...]

3-95 Matte Menu Matte Menu The Matte Menu enables the luminance level of Backgrounds 1 and 2 to be adjusted down to superblack, and allows adjustment of the user-definable wash angle. The following selections are accessible thr ough this menu: BKGD 1 LUM and BKGD 2 LUM — Enables or disables luminance adjustment down to superblack with the Backgr[...]

3-96 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Matte Copy Menu The Matte Copy Menu allows you to copy or swap all Matte settings from one Matte Generator to another . The following menu selections are accessible thr ough the Matte Copy Menu: FROM GROUP — Selects the M/E or PGM PST bus system to copy or swap from. FROM MATTE GEN — Selects the Matte Genera[...]

3-97 Matte Menu DO MATTE COPY — Initiates the matte copy currently selected. NOTE: An UNDO function appears in the menu after a Copy or Swap operation has been initiated. The Undo must be performed before exiting the menu in order to take effect. Matte Texture Menu The Matte T extur e Menu allows you to adjust the appearance of the video texture.[...]

3-98 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions FILTER MODE — Selects one of the filtering modes listed in the menu. LENGTH A — Selects one of the lengths listed in the menu. LENGTH B — Selects one of the lengths listed in the menu. SOURCE — Selects one of the sources listed. Frame Store Menu The Frame Store Menu and submenus include operational sett[...]

3-99 Frame Store Menu DRP SHADOW BLUR — T urns on or of f the Frame Store Dr op Shadow blur and enables the shadow blur adjustment knobs. SHADOW BLUR — Adjusts the amount of blur to be applied to the Drop Shadow . SHADOW BLUR SYMMETRY — Adjusts the ratio of vertical to horizontal blur on the Drop Shadow . When set to 0.0, the vertical and hor[...]

3-100 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Picture Process Menu Decode, Compress, Filter , Bevel, and Copy selections ar e available on the Frame Store Pictur e Process Menu. (The Decode function is requir ed.) Decode On Model 3000 switchers, you must first decode the frame you will be manipulating before you can use Compr ess, Filter , or Bevel. The p[...]

3-101 Frame Store Menu The decode procedur e is as follows: 1. Set up the switcher for Frame Store operations. 2. Select 2-field mode ( FIELD 2 button) on the Frame Store Subpanel. 3. Press the FRZE button on the Frame Stor e Subpanel. 4. Use the VIDEO PAGE or KEY PAGE soft knob on the Frame Store Menu to view PAGE 1 thr ough PAGE 4 in order to se[...]

3-102 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Compress The Compress operation compr esses the FROM page to the TO page. The compressed image appears in the upper left-hand corner of the TO page. NOTE: On the Model 3000 the FROM page is the decoded page. The key from the corr esponding FROM page in the Key Stor e can be processed in one of thr ee ways. 1. C[...]

3-103 Frame Store Menu Filter Filter only affects the luma of the video page. Select one of the following filter options, and experiment with them to achieve the desired ef fect. NOTE: For a better looking Emboss effect, Soften the image first before using Emboss. ■ EMBOSS – Use for image edge enhancement and shading; gives image a 3D appeara[...]

3-104 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Parameter Copy Menu Use the Parameter Copy menu to copy or swap all parameter settings from video to video, key to key , or video to key . The Parameter Copy menu selections are: FROM STORE — Selects the store to copy/swap fr om. TO STORE — Selects the store to copy/swap to. DO SWAP — Initiates the Parame[...]

3-105 Frame Store Menu Video Store Menu The Video Store Menu allows you to select a page of stored video, create a strobe effect by setting a strobe time period between a stored image and a delegated source image, and provides access to Video Store positioning and pseudo color controls. FRAME TYPE — Select either 4 or 2 field video format. Four-[...]

3-106 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions STROBE —When ON is selected, strobe is activated. Str obe alternates between a frozen framestor e image and a selected source image (M/E, PGM, etc. delegated to Aux Bus 4) with the frequency set by the soft knobs described below . The difference between the time settings is what varies the strobe ef fect. STR[...]

3-107 Frame Store Menu Video Store Mosaic Menu This menu allows you to apply and adjust a mosaic pattern to the video store video. MOSAIC — T urns on the mosaic featur e and enables the mosaic adjustment soft knobs. MOSAIC SIZE — Adjusts the width of the mosaic area, up to 100% of the screen. MOSAIC ASPECT — Adjusts the vertical-to-horizontal[...]

3-108 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Video Store Pseudo Color Menu The Pseudo Color Menu allows you to select normal or reversed video, and several pseudocolor modes. The mode selected determines the functions of the fourth and fifth soft buttons and the soft knobs. The following illustration is the appearance of the V ideo Store Pseudo Color Men[...]

3-109 Frame Store Menu REVERSE VIDEO — T urns r everse video on or off, which inverts the luminance (white and black are r eversed) and places each hue 180° away from its original color . UNSHAPE/RESHAPE — Allows shaped video (of a video/key pair) to be unshaped before being bitmapped, then r eshaped after bitmapping. This button appears only [...]

3-110 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions colors for the resulting black and white. Also enables the soft knobs for adjustment of the colors to be substituted. HUE MOD START PHASE and HUE MOD END PHASE — Adjust the starting color and ending color of the spectrum to be substituted for black and white. HUE MOD SATURATION — Adjusts the saturation of t[...]

3-111 Frame Store Menu BLK/WHT DELEGATE — Delegates the soft knobs for adjustment of the color to be substituted. BLACK HUE, BLACK SAT, and BLACK BRIGHT or WHITE HUE, WHITE SAT, and WHITE BRIGHT — Adjust the color and luminance of the colors to be substituted for the black and white portions of the signal. Pseudo Color Contrast Menu The followi[...]

3-112 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions CONTRAST LUM SLOPE — Adjusts the luminance contrast of the stored video. CONTRAST LUM RANGE — Adjusts the luminance contrast of the video. CONTRAST SATURATION — Adjusts the saturation of the video chrominance. Video Store Crop Menu This menu allows you to crop (mask) portions of the stor ed video image. C[...]

3-113 Frame Store Menu VIDEO STORE CROP MENU frame store / video store / crop CROP LEFT = 0.00 screen units RIGHT = 0.00 screen units BOTTOM = 0.00 screen units TOP = 0.00 screen units OFF ON[...]

3-114 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Video Store Reposition Menu This menu allows positioning of the video store output image. HORIZONTAL POSITION — Enables or disables horizontal positioning of the stored (fr ozen) image. Coarse Adjust Horizontal and Fine Adjust Horizontal soft knobs — Adjust the horizontal position of the image. VERTICAL POS[...]

3-115 Frame Store Menu Video Store Filter Menu (Blur) The V ideo Store Filter Menu allows you to apply either a blur or hue spectrum to the video stor e output image. FILTER SELECT — Selects either BLUR or HUE ROTATE filter mode. Following is the appearance of the menu when BLUR is selected. KEY STORE FILTER MENU OFF OFF ON OFF OFF frame store /[...]

3-116 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions BLUR — T urns on the blur filter mode. SEPARATE LUM/CHROMA — Allows separate adjustment of luminance blur and chrominance blur applied to the video stor e image. LUM BLUR — Enables the LUM BLUR adjustment. LUM BLUR — Adjust the amount of luminance blur applied to the image CHROMA BLUR — Enables the C[...]

3-117 Frame Store Menu Video Store Filter Menu (Hue Rotate) This is the appearance of the V ideo Store Filter Menu when HUE ROTATE is selected. HUE ROTATE — T urns on the hue r otate filter mode which strips chroma fr om the stored image and substitutes a full spectrum of colors for the black , white, and in between portions of the resulting ima[...]

3-118 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Key Store Menu The Key Store Menu allows you to select either 4-field or 2-field storage mode for Key Store, and pr ovides access to Key Store positioning contr ols. KEY STORE MENU frame store / key store INTERPOLATE FRAME TYPE CROP > PAGE SELECT FILTER > REPOSITION > REPLICATE INTERPOLATE 4 FIELD PA[...]

3-119 Frame Store Menu FRAME TYPE — Selects either 4-field or 2-field mode: 4-FIELD — Stores all of the color information in the original composite signal. 2-FIELD — Uses only 2 of the 4 fields of color information, but allows twice as many pages to be stored. INTERPOLATE — When 2 FIELD mode is selected, you may choose either DUPLICATE o[...]

3-120 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Key Store Crop Menu This menu allows you to crop (mask) portions of the stor ed key . CROP — T urns on the cr op feature and enables the soft knob adjustments for positioning the crop. TOP , BOTTOM , LEFT , and RIGHT — Adjust the limits of the crop for the stor ed key . KEY STORE CROP MENU frame store / key[...]

3-121 Frame Store Menu Key Store Reposition Menu This menu allows positioning of the key store output image. HORIZONTAL POSITION — Enables or disables horizontal positioning of the stored key . Coarse Adjust Horizontal and Fine Adjust Horizontal soft knobs — Adjust the horizontal position of the key . VERTICAL POSITION — Enables or disables v[...]

3-122 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Key Store Filter Menu (Blur–Video Mode) The Key Store Filter Menu allows you to apply a blur to the key store output. If the key is configur ed as video, it also allows you to apply a hue spectrum to the key stor e output. FILTER SELECT — Selects either BLUR or HUE ROTATE filter mode. Following is the app[...]

3-123 Frame Store Menu BLUR — T urns on the blur filter mode. SEPARATE LUM/CHROMA — Allows separate adjustment of luminance blur and chrominance blur applied to the video stor e image. LUM BLUR — Enables the LUM BLUR adjustment. LUM BLUR — Adjust the amount of luminance blur applied to the image, CHROMA BLUR — Enables the CHROMA BLUR adj[...]

3-124 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Key Store Filter Menu (Blur–Key Mode) The Key Store Filter Menu appears as follows when BLUR is selectedand the key is configured as a key . BLUR — T urns on the blur filter mode and enables the BLUR adjustment. BLUR — Adjust the amount of blur applied to the image, BLUR SYMMETRY — Enables the BLUR SY[...]

3-125 Frame Store Menu Key Store Filter Menu (Hue Rotate) When HUE ROTATE is selected, the Key Store Filter Menu appears as follows: HUE ROTATE — T urns on the hue r otate filter mode which strips chroma fr om the stored image and substitutes a full spectrum of colors for the black , white, and in between portions of the resulting image. HUE ANG[...]

3-126 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Mask Store Menu The Mask Store Menu allows you to select straight or fr eehand drawing, paint brush parameters, scr een parameters, and fill shapes. Y ou can also save, or undo, your current work. DRAW — Use to enable/disable the graphics tablet, the pen cursor , and the Mask Store Menu. MASK STORE MENU WHIT[...]

3-127 Frame Store Menu DRAW MODE — Selects between freehand and straight drawing tools. BRUSH SOURCE — Selects either Black or White brush str okes. Use the following soft knobs to adjust brush parameters. BRUSH OPACITY soft knob — Makes brush str okes lighter or darker . BRUSH SIZE soft knob — Selects brush size fr om 1 TV lines to 31 TV l[...]

3-128 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Miscellaneous Menu The MISC button on the main menu subpanel brings up the top- level Miscellaneous menu. The following menu selections are accessible thr ough the Miscellaneous menu: SIGNAL PROCESS> — Displays the Signal Process Menu, which allows you to select Fineline and Dither modes. SAFE TITLE> ?[...]

3-129 Miscellaneous Menu Signal Processing Menu The Signal Processing Menu allows you to turn Fineline and Dither modes on or off. The Signal Processing Menu selections ar e as follows: FINELINE — Enables/disables Fineline mode. DITHER — Selects FRAME LOCK or FREE RUN dithering for 8-bit digital outputs, or turns OFF the output dithering. SIGNA[...]

3-130 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Safe Title Menu The Safe T itle Menu allows you to turn the Safe T itle mode on or off, select a safe title pattern, and adjust safe title horizontal position. The functions of this menu appear only if the Safe T itle option is installed. The Safe T itle Menu selections are as follows: SAFE TITLE — T urns the[...]

3-131 Disk Menu Disk Menu The Disk Menu provides disk and file management functions such as creating dir ectories and loading and saving files to and from diskettes. The following menu appears when the main menu DISK button is pressed and no dir ectory has been read. CHILD DIRECTORY — Causes the system to read a diskette, if present, in the dis[...]

3-132 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Pressing CHILD DIRECTORY also changes the appearance of the Disk Menu to enable certain other functions: LIST DIRECTORY — Causes the system to re-r ead the directory of the diskette in the disk drive. PARENT DIRECTORY — Backs you out from a subdir ectory to the parent dir ectory . LOAD FILE> — Displays[...]

3-133 Disk Menu UTILS> — Displays the Utilities Menu. FILE SELECT — Moves the selection box through the list of files in the directory to select the file or dir ectory to be acted upon by subsequent operations. VIEW BY NAME/EXT/DIR ONLY — Allows the dir ectory to be listed in alphabetical order by file name or by extension, or to just l[...]

3-134 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Load File Menu The following menu comes up when you press LOAD FILE> if the selected file is an E-MEM register . M/E 1 through MASTER E-MEM — Allow you to include or omit portions of the selected file before loading it fr om disk into the switcher . E-MEM LOAD SELECT — Enables loading of the selected E[...]

3-135 Disk Menu If the selected file is a Configuration file instead of an E-MEM file, the Load File Menu will appear as follows: USER PREFS through CLR WK BUF — Allow you to include or omit portions of the selected file before loading it into the switcher . DO LOAD — Displays the Confirm File Load Menu, which allows you to DO LOAD or CAN[...]

3-136 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Save File Menu The Save File Menu allows you to save selected portions of E-MEM register data or Configuration data to disk. SAVE FILE MENU NO SAVE NO SAVE SAVE disk / save file SAVE SELECT REGISTER = 24 SAVE NO SAVE M/E 2 M/E 1 M/E 3 PGM PST DSK DPMs 1-4 MASTER E-MEM MISC/ BKGD NAME FILE > E-MEM BANK E-MEM[...]

3-137 Disk Menu M/E 1 through MASTER E-MEM — Select portions of the E-MEM register data or switcher Configuration data to be included or omitted when saving it to disk. SAVE SELECT — Selects the type of save to be done. The switcher serial protocol for use with Editors has been enhanced to support the transfer of E-MEM registers to and from an[...]

3-138 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions If CONFIG is selected in the Save File Menu, the menu looks like this: USER PREFS through CLR WK BUF — Select portions of the switcher Configuration data to be included or omitted when saving it to disk. NAME FILE> — Displays the Name File Menu which allows you to name the file you wish to create on th[...]

3-139 Disk Menu Name File Menu This menu is used to name files to be saved. It is similar to the Name Inputs Menu described earlier in this section. When ACCEPT NAME is pressed, the Confirm File Save Menu comes up, allowing you to DO SAVE or CANCEL . If a file with the same name already exists in the dir ectory , you will be warned of that fact [...]

3-140 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions Utilities Menu The Utilities Menu allows you to format disks and create subdirectories for the purpose of or ganizing your saved files. FORMAT 720K> and FORMAT 1.44M> — Bring up the Confirm Format Disk Menu which allows you to format a blank or previously used disk in the appr opriate format. The Con?[...]

3-141 Disk Menu CREATE DIR> — Displays the Name Directory Menu, which allows you to create subdir ectories on the disk. This menu uses the same format as the Name File Menu described earlier in this section. Pressing ACCEPT NAME allows you to DO CREATE or CANCEL . If a directory with the same name alr eady exists in the parent directory , you [...]

3-142 Section 3 — Menu Descriptions[...]

4-1 4 Menu T r ees Introduction Many Model 3000 features ar e accessed via software menus displayed on a flat panel that can show both alphanumeric text and graphics. Main Menu Buttons The menu system is divided into groups of r elated menus. Any particular group of menus can be accessed by pr essing one of the main menu buttons located at the lef[...]

4-2 Section 4 — Menu Trees Soft Buttons The eight “soft” buttons located below the menu display allow you to make function and sub-menu selections from menus displayed on the screen. The symbol “>” following the name of a soft button indicates that pressing that button will bring up a lower-level menu. A ninth button in the row is a de[...]

4-3 Menu Tree Structures CONFG ON/OFF ON/OFF ON/OFF ON/OFF ON/OFF See CONFIG Part 2 7.5 IRE 0 IRE XMITABLE VALID RGB BOTH NONE SELECT CONFIRM VIDEO/KEY FMT LOG/PHYS ASSIGN NAME XPT BUTTON 0754#1 GROUP SELECT CARD SELECT INPUT ... INPUT ... INPUT ... INPUT ... GROUP SELECT CARD SELECT INPUT ... INPUT ... INPUT ... INPUT ... 1 TO 8 9 TO 16 1 TO 8 9 T[...]

4-4 Section 4 — Menu Trees OFF GPI 1 — 8 1 — 8 CONFG ODD EVEN NONE 2400 4800 9600 19200 38400 ON OFF ON OFF SHAPED UNSHAPED OUTPUT SELECT SUPER BLACK SETUP ON KEY VIDEO/KEY FMT LIMITER DIGITAL RES OUTPUT TIMING 0754#2 LUM CLIP PGM M/E 1 PGM M/E 2 PGM M/E 3 PGM AUX BUS 1 AUX BUS 2 AUX BUS 3 AUX BUS 4 AUX BUS 5 AUX BUS 6 AUX BUS 7 FRAME STORE O[...]

4-5 Menu Tree Structures M/E SELECT M/E MODE FULL ADD MIX M/E COPY M/E 1 M/E 2 M/E 3 LAYERED STANDARD ON OFF KEY 1 OPACITY KEY 2 OPACITY KEY A OPACITY KEY B OPACITY TP0754-25 Software Version 5.3 M/E MODE FROM M/E TO M/E DO M/E SWAP DO M/E COPY M/E 1 M/E 2 M/E 3 M/E 1 M/E 2 M/E 3 Figure 4-3. M/E MODE Menu T ree PAGE UP PAGE DOWN FIRST PAGE LAST PAG[...]

4-6 Section 4 — Menu Trees M/E 1 M/E 2 M/E 3 DSK KEY1 KEY2 KEYA KEYB H KEY POSITION OPACITY TP0754-27 ON OFF AUTO M/E SELECT NAM K2 INTO K1 RESTORE DEFAULTS M/E SELECT BUS SELECT VIDEO PROCESS CORING RESTORE DEFAULTS M/E 1 M/E 2 M/E 3 NAM SOFTNESS NAM OFFSET ON OFF LUM GAIN DC OFFSET CORING ON OFF CHROMA GAIN KEY1 KEY2 KEYA KEYB M/E SELECT KEYER [...]

4-7 Menu Tree Structures M/E 1 KEY1 M/E 1 KEY2 M/E 2 KEY1 M/E 2 KEY2 M/E 3 KEY 1 M/E 3 KEY 2 FOREGROUND CORING FOREGROUND FLARE SUPPRESS SEPARATE HUE SUPPRESS VARIABLE FIXED OFF SHADOW GAIN TP0754-28 CHR KEY SELECT FOREGROUND VIDEO BACKGROUND VIDEO FOREGROUND CORING SECONDARY COLOR HUE MODS KEY ADJUST SETUP CHR KEY SELECT SEP HUE SUPPRESS FLARE SUP[...]

4-8 Section 4 — Menu Trees 1:1, 2:1, 4:1, 6:1, 8:1, FREE RUN 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 1, 2, 3, 4 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 WIPE GEN SEL PTN MIX TYPE PTN MIX SOURCE SPLIT OFFSET PST PTN DIRECTION WIPE MODULATE WIPE GEN SELECT HORIZ STRETCH VERT MODE FILTER MODE LENGTH A LENGTH B SOURCE 1:1, 2:1, 3:1, 4:1, 6:1, 8:1 NORMAL TEXTURE M/E1 PRI M/E1 SEC M/E2 PRI M/E2 SEC[...]

4-9 Menu Tree Structures TP0754-30 Software Version 5.3 E-MEM REGISTER SOURCE HOLD PERIPH DEVICES RUN LEVER KEYFRAME EDITING KF PATHS GPI & PBUS TRIGGERS SELECT ALL BANK REG CLEAR REG LOCK REG CLEAR SEQ LOCK / UNLOCK / CLEAR LOCK / UNLOCK / CLEAR LOCK / UNLOCK / CLEAR CLEAR ALL HOLDS ALL HOLD SOURCE HOLD ON OFF BUS CLEAR ALL SET ALL DEVICE (##)[...]

4-10 Section 4 — Menu Trees TIMELINE KF PATHS KEYFRAME EDITING RUN LEVER MOD ALL ABSOLUTE ENABLE BUTTONS ATTACH GPI ATTACH TRIGGER KEY FRAME ENABLE DISABLE ENABLE DISABLE DELEGATES ENABLES SELECT LEVEL SELECT GROUP PATH TYPE DELEGATES / ENABLES TIME ALIGN LEVELS SET START TIME TIME KNOB SELECT M/E 1 M/E 2 PGM PST DSK MISC BKGD DPM 1 DPM 2 DPM 3 D[...]

4-11 Menu Tree Structures PVW BUS MASK BUS AUX BUS 1 – 7 NO LOOP EXT LOOP FRAME STORE TP0754-32 AUX BUS Software Version 5.3 BUS SELECT EFF LOOP MODE E-MEM CONTROL NEAR SIDE FAR SIDE BOTH TAKE VIDEO KEY Figure 4-10. AUX BUS Menu T ree ON OFF ON OFF M/E1 KEY1 M/E1 KEY2 M/E2 KEY1 M/E2 KEY2 M/E3 KEY1 M/E3 KEY2 3 M/E Switcher Only INHIBIT MASK OPACIT[...]

4-12 Section 4 — Menu Trees BKGD 1 LUM BKGD 2 LUM USER DEF WASH ANGLE MATTE COPY TEXTURE ON OFF SUPERBLACK NORMAL WASH ANGLE HORIZ STRETCH VERT MODE FILTER MODE LENGTH A LENGTH B SOURCE 1:1, 2:1, 3:1, 4:1, 6:1, 8:1 1:1, 2:1, 4:1, 6:1, 8:1, FREE RUN 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 1, 2, 3, 4 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 FROM GROUP FROM MATTE GEN SIDE SELECT TO GROUP TO MATT[...]

4-13 Menu Tree Structures FRAME STORE ON OFF ON OFF PAGE 1 PAGE 2 PAGE 3 PAGE 4 SHADOW BLUR SHADOW BLUR SYMMETRY TP0754-35 See Part 2 FROM STORE TO STORE DO SWAP DO COPY PROCESS FROM STORE FROM PAGE TO STORE TO PAGE DO SWAP DO COPY VIDEO STORE KEY STORE DECODE COMPRESS FILTER BEVEL COPY VIDEO STORE KEY STORE PAGE 1 PAGE 2 PAGE 3 PAGE 4 VIDEO STORE [...]

4-14 Section 4 — Menu Trees See Part 1 FRAME STORE FRAME TYPE STROBE MOSAIC PSEUDO COLOR CROP REPOSITION FILTER 4 FIELD 2 FIELD MOSAIC ON OFF ON OFF MOSAIC SIZE MOSAIC ASPECT FIRST ACTIVE PIXEL ON OFF POSTERIZATION HUE MOD START PHASE HUE MOD END PHASE ON OFF POSTRSOLR HUE MOD COLOR MOD CONTRAST ON OFF HUE MOD SATURATION BLACK HUE BLACK SAT BLACK[...]

4-15 Menu Tree Structures FINELINE DITHER ON OFF OFF FREE RUN FRAME LOCK SAFE TITLE SAFE TITLE SELECT ON OFF SAFE TITLE — SCREEN CTR TITLE & CTR X-HATCH SAFE TITLE H-POSITION SIGNAL PROCESS SAFE TITLE Software Version 5.3 MISC TP0754-37 Figure 4-15. MISC Menu T ree LIST DIRECTORY PARENT / CHILD DIRECTORY LOAD FILE SAVE FILE MARK FILE FOR DELE[...]

4-16 Section 4 — Menu Trees[...]

Index-1 Symbols +/– button (Master E-MEM) 2-71 • (dot) button (Master E-MEM) 2-68 “NO REG” message 2-25 Numerics 300 Mode Operation (3-M/E Only) 3-15 A Analog 10-bit Composite Quad Input Module 1-8 ASPCT button 2-95 ASPECT knob 2-95 Auto Delegation 2-4 Auto Preview (Key) 2-41 AUTO RCL button 2-59 AUTO RCL Master E-MEM button 2-59 AUTO RUN M[...]

Index-2 Index BANK button 2-27 BANK button (Master E-MEM) 2-63 Beeper Prefs Menu 3-10 BLACK Crosspoint 2-19 Blanking Menu 3-51 BORD button 2-40 , 2-95 Borderline BORD button 2-40 Controls 2-40 EXTD button 2-40 Key Edge Generator 1-16 NORM button 2-40 OPACITY knob 2-41 OUTLINE button 2-41 SHDW button 2-40 SIZE/POS knob 2-41 BOTTOM/CLIP knob (mask) 2[...]

Index-3 Index GO TO KF 2-87 GO TO TIME 2-86 GPI 2-109 GRAB 2-105 H MULTI 2-98 HOLD INPUT 2-88 INH MASK 2-42 , 2-100 INSRT AFTER 2-80 INSRT BEFOR 2-79 INV 2-39 KEY 1 2-16 KEY 1 CUT 2-22 KEY 1 MIX 2-22 KEY 2 2-16 KEY 2 CUT 2-22 KEY 2 MIX 2-22 KEY OVER 2-39 KEY PRIOR 2-16 KEY STORE 2-104 LEARN USER WIPE 2-94 LIN KEY 2-35 LOCK 2-27 LOCK (Master E-MEM) [...]

Index-4 Index SEQ 2-28 SEQ (Master E-MEM) 2-64 SHDW 2-40 SHDW ON 2-49 SHIFT 2-1 1 SHOW KEY 2-39 SOFT 2-94 SPLIT 2-98 STOP NEXT KF 2-88 TEXTURE 2-93 TIME CURSR 2-76 TRAN RATE 2-31 TRAN RATE button 2-69 UNDO (•) 2-30 , 2-31 UNDO button (Master E-MEM) 2-68 USER DEF WASH 2-46 USER WIPE UNDO 2-94 V MULTI 2-98 VIDEO FILL 2-37 VIDEO KEY 2-38 VIDEO STORE[...]

Index-5 Index Current Time (Master E-MEM) 2-76 Current Working Buffer 2-79 Cut 2-14 CUT button 2-22 CUT button (Master E-MEM) 2-81 D Define Defaults Menu 3-1 1 Definitions Effects 2-56 Keyframe 2-56 Delegation 2-4 , 2-7 Chroma Keyer 2-49 Keyer 2-34 Mask 2-99 MASK bus 2-1 14 Mattes 2-44 PVW/MASK/AUX buses 2-1 14 Description Functional 1-12 Options 1[...]

Index-6 Index NEXT button 2-86 PASTE button 2-81 PREV button 2-86 PUT button 2-75 REV button 2-89 REWIND button 2-89 RUN button 2-88 Run Controls 2-88 STOP NEXT KF button 2-88 TIME CURSR button 2-76 Timeline 2-76 Effects Loop Crosspoints 1-12 Effects Looping 2-1 15 Effects Memory Subpanel, Master 2-55 Effects Memory Subpanel, Mix/Effects 2- 24 Effe[...]

Index-7 Index Registers 2-56 REV button 2-89 REWIND button 2-89 RUN button 2-88 Run Controls 2-88 SEQ button 2-64 STOP NEXT KF button 2-88 TIME CURSR button 2-76 Timeline 2-76 TRAN RATE button 2-69 UNDO button 2-68 E-MEM Readout (M/E) 2-27 ENABL ALL Master E-MEM button 2-57 Enable buttons, E-MEM 2-57 ENTER button 2-28 ENTER button (Master E-MEM) 2-[...]

Index-8 Index H H MULTI button 2-98 H POSITION knob (key dropshadow) 2- 107 Head-Of-State 1-4 HOLD INPUT button 2-88 HOS 1-4 HUE knob (chroma key) 2-49 HUE/SOFTNESS knob (matte) 2-47 I Indicators BKGD 1 and BKGD 2 2-45 Crosspoint Name Displays 2 - 111 EFF Send 2-15 E-MEM Readout (M/E) 2-27 K1 BORD and K2 BORD 2-44 K1 FILL and K2 FILL 2-44 Key Deleg[...]

Index-9 Index dropshadow V POSITION knob 2-107 Dropshadows 2-107 GAIN knob 2-35 Inputs 1-8 , 2-10 INV button 2-39 KEY 1 button 2-16 KEY 1 CUT button 2-22 KEY 1 MIX button 2-22 Key 1 NAM Menu 3-58 KEY 2 button 2-16 KEY 2 CUT button 2-22 KEY 2 MIX button 2-22 KEY ON Indicator 2-35 KEY OVER button 2-39 KEY PRIOR button 2-16 KEY STORE button 2-104 Laye[...]

Index-10 Index Menu Tree 4-10 MOD button 2-83 Modify Relative 2-83 modifying 2-83 NEXT button 2-86 PASTE button 2-81 Path Menu 3-80 PREV button 2-86 PUT button 2-75 REV button 2-89 REWIND button 2-89 RUN button 2-88 Run Controls 2-88 STOP NEXT KF button 2-88 TIME CURSR button 2-76 Timeline 2-76 Keypad (Master E-MEM) 2-62 Knobs ASPECT 2-95 BKGD SUPR[...]

Index-11 Index Mask BOTTOM/CLIP Knob 2-102 BOTTOM/CLIP knob 2-101 BOX button 2-100 Channel 2-103 Control 2-42 Controls 2-101 Delegation 2-99 FORCE MASK button 2-100 INH MASK button 2-100 LEFT knob 2-102 MASK BUS button 2-101 MASK bus crosspoints 2-1 12 MASK Bus Delegate button 2-1 14 Mask Bus Selection 2-1 14 MASK INV button 2-102 MASK STORE button[...]

Index-12 Index REWIND button 2-89 RUN button 2-88 Run Controls 2-88 SEQ button 2-64 STOP NEXT KF button 2-88 Subpanel 2-55 TIME CURSR button 2-76 Timeline 2-76 TRAN RATE button 2-69 UNDO button 2-68 Master Timeline 2-76 Master Timeline Keyframe 2-76 Matte Copy Menu 3-96 Delegation 2-44 FLAT MATTE button 2-45 MATTE 2 button 2-45 MATTE FILL and VIDEO[...]

Index-13 Index Key Store 3-1 18 Key Store Crop 3-120 Key Store Filter Blur–Key Mode 3-124 Blur–Video Mode 3-122 Hue Rotate 3-125 Key Store Reposition 3-121 Keyer 3-52 Keyer Copy 3-55 Keyer Preferences 3-6 Keyframe 3-83 Keyframe Path 3-80 Load File 3-134 M/E Copy 3-44 M/E Mode 3-43 Main Buttons 4-1 Map Inputs 3-23 Mask 3-93 Mask Store 3-126 Matt[...]

Index-14 Index On-the-Path 2-79 OPACITY knob (key dropshadow) 2-107 OPACITY knob (pattern border) 2-95 Optional Features 1-3 Optional Outputs Analog 1-10 Digital 1-10 Options Borderline® Key Edge Generator 1-16 Descriptions 1-16 Dual Chroma Keyer 1-16 Frame Store 1-13 , 1-17 Remote Auxiliary Bus Control Panels 1-18 Safe Title/Action Area Generator[...]

Index-15 Index PRESET SIZE knob 2-95 PREV button (Master E-MEM) 2-86 Preview 1-13 Bus Delegation 2-1 14 Crosspoints 2-1 12 DSK button 2-54 Preferences Menu 3-8 Preview Only Select Buttons 2-1 13 PVW PRI button 2-53 Subpanel 2-53 Preview (Key), Auto 2-41 Preview M/E 1 - M/E 3 2-54 PRI PST PTTN button 2-36 PRI WIPE button 2-100 PRI WIPE LED 2-44 PRI [...]

Index-16 Index Shift Lock Mode 2-1 1 Shift pushbutton 2-9 SHOW KEY button 2-39 Signal Processing Menu 3-129 Signal Processor Description 1-4 Signal Processor Frame 1-4 SOFT button 2-94 Soft Buttons 4-2 SOFTNESS knob 2-94 Source Hold Menu 3-78 Source Selection 2-9 SPLIT button 2-98 Split Key Operation 2-38 Standard Analog Outputs 1-10 Standard Featu[...]

Index-17 Index W Wash Sec Wipe 2-46 User 2-46 WIDTH knob (pattern) 2-95 Wipe ASPCT button 2-95 ASPECT knob 2-95 BORD button 2-95 Copy Menu 3-71 Delegation 2-93 Direction buttons 2-97 FLIP FLOP button 2-97 H MULTI button 2-98 LEARN USER WIPE button 2-94 Menu 3-65 MENU button 2-93 Menu Tree 4-8 Modifiers Menu 3-69 Modulation Menu 3-70 NORM button 2-9[...]

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