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General| Brand | Blackmagicdesign |
|---|---|
| Model | Blackmagic MultiView 4 |
| Category | Signal Processors |
| Language | English |
Connects the unit to a power source using a standard IEC power cord or PoE+.
Connects video sources to SDI inputs and monitors to HDMI/SDI outputs.
Configures the arrangement of views on the multi view output screen.
Uses front panel buttons, rotary knob, and LCD to change view layouts.
Configures layout using control buttons or setup software for MultiView 4.
Connects the unit to a network for remote control via Ethernet or USB.
Details RS-422 serial connection for third-party router controllers.
Information on mounting the unit in a rack or road case.
Combines multiple units to create custom monitoring setups.
Adjusts settings directly on the unit using its built-in control panel and LCD.
Uses small switches on the front panel for quick setting changes.
Utilizes an optional panel with buttons, knob, and LCD for intuitive control.
Configures settings via USB or Ethernet using a computer.
Controls sources, views, and audio via network using Videohub software.
Illuminated buttons for adjusting settings and selecting sources/views.
Monitors a single view in full screen mode.
Scrolls through settings and selects menu items.
Assigns connected SDI sources to different views for arrangement.
Enables or disables borders, labels, and audio meters for views.
Sets IP, Subnet, and Gateway addresses for network connectivity.
Provides step-by-step instructions for attaching the Smart Panel.
Navigates menus and adjusts settings using buttons and the rotary knob.
Sets Ultra HD or HD output resolution and frame rate.
Configures IP, Subnet, and Gateway addresses.
Details the function of each switch for audio selection, labels, meters, borders.
Selects SDI output format (resolution and frame rate) using switches 2 and 1.
Controls display of view labels, audio meters, and borders.
Guides on installing the setup utility on Windows and Mac OS X.
Changes view labels for easier identification in Videohub Control.
Adjusts device name, video output, overlay, and network settings.
Configures Ultra HD/HD video format and HD output for MultiView 16.
Enables overlay features like borders, labels, audio meters, and SDI tally.
Configures network and serial control settings via USB.
Provides steps to update the unit's internal software via USB or Ethernet.
Selects the connected MultiView 16 device within the software.
Shows which video input is routed to a particular view.
Routes video inputs to specific views using the software interface.
Determines which SDI input's audio is routed to the multi view output.
Details the text-based protocol for Ethernet control of the unit.
Defines the protocol preamble and version.
Provides general information about the connected MultiView 16 device.
Describes the locking status of views for client control.
Details layout, output format, solo, widescreen, border, label, and tally settings.
Explains how status changes are communicated.
Details how to send commands to change labels, locks, or routes.
Client requests a complete state dump from the MultiView.
Uses a no-operation command (PING) to check unit responsiveness.
Describes RS-422 protocol for controlling MultiView 16 from routers/automation.
Details serial port configuration: 9600 N81, line orientation, commands.
Supports commands like status reporting, enabling/disabling, and reset.
Queues, executes, and clears route changes for later execution.
Guides on accessing online support pages and contacting support.
Locates the installed software version within the application.
Directs users to the support center for the latest software versions.
Advises caution regarding electrical shock hazards when connecting devices.
Outlines the warranty period, coverage, and exclusions for product defects.
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