MODE/FADE TYPE BUTTONS
Mix Button: This selects a smooth fade
between the video sources selected in Bus A
and Bus B.
Wipe Button: There are two types of wipes
toggled by pressing this button. The first
provides a hard edge at the wipe boundary,
and the second provides a softer edge at the
wipe boundary.
Use different settings in the Function section to
set the type of Wipe.
JOYSTICK
The Joystick is used to control the screen position of the PIP and center Wipes. You can create some
interesting effects by selecting the same source for both busses, selecting center Wipe and mixing
halfway, and selecting and effect on one Bus. The Joystick will allow you to move the effect around on the
screen.
FUNCTION BUTTONS
For quick learning, go through each Mode/Fade Type from the previous section and become familiar with
all of the available functions listed below for each mode. Once you have learned all available functions for
a Mode/Fade Type, go on to the next one.
Mix Functions: There are no Function
selections while in Mix mode.
Wipe Functions: There are six different Wipe
styles. Each one has four sub-functions to
cycle through by pressing the button multiple
times.
While using the center Wipe Function (lower
left corner of the seven Function controls), the
Joystick can be used to position the object on
the screen.
The Multi Screen feature (see below) can be
used with the Wipe Function.
PIP Functions: There are six different PIP
styles. The top three have a border with the
color selected by the Background Select
button. The bottom three are borderless. The
PIP screen can be positioned by the Joystick.
The Multi Screen feature (see below) can be
used with the PIP Function.
PIP (Picture In Picture) Button: While in
this mode, the image from Bus A is displayed
over Bus B in a smaller window. Use different
settings in the Function section to adjust the
PIP style.
The position of the smaller picture on the
screen can be controlled by the Joystick.
Key Button: This is used to activate the Luma
Key and Blue Key functions during video
mixing as described in "Function Buttons"
below.
Key Functions: While in Key mode, there are
four active Function buttons. The Luma Key
and Blue Key buttons set the mode. The
Source A and Source B buttons select the
desired source for the effect.
•
Source A Button: Sets the Primary
Source to Bus A.
•
Source B Button: Sets the Primary
Source to Bus B.
•
Blue Key Button: This replaces blue
(Pantone 293) areas of the screen with a
secondary image, at a level controlled by
the Video Crossfader. It is typically used
in news broadcasts for superimposing a
weather map behind the weatherman.
Press the Blue Key button multiple times
to toggle between the two types.
•
Luma Key Button: This mode is similar
to the Blue Key except that it will first
replace black and then progress to
replace lighter shades based on the
position of the Video Crossfader. Press
the Luma Key button multiple times to
toggle between the two types.
Multi-Screen Functions: The Multi-Screen
Function can only be used in Wipe or PIP
mode. Multi-Screen will divide the effect
screen into 1, 4, or 16 equal and separate
screens. There is also a Mix function for an
additional effect.
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