To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if no image is output from my Edirol Mixer?
If no image is being output from your Edirol Mixer, consider the following: * Ensure the [OUTPUT FADE] fader is raised. * Verify you've selected an appropriate input channel using the INPUT SELECT buttons. * If the [FADE] button is blinking, use the [CONTROL] fader to fade the image of bus A. * Confirm that the correct video format (NTSC or PAL) is specified for the input signal.
Why is the image distorted on my Edirol Mixer?
Image distortion on your Edirol Mixer can occur due to several reasons: * The level of the synchronization signal from your video equipment might be too low; try adjusting the “Video Sync Threshold” in the “Utility” menu. * The video format (NTSC or PAL) might be incorrectly specified; ensure it matches the input signal. * If you've recently switched PC inputs using the [PC INPUT SELECT] switch, allow some time for the input to stabilize. * If you are using the INPUT SELECT buttons, perform the suggested operations or settings to allow smooth transitions between images without switching noise.
What to do if the video fader on my Edirol Mixer isn't changing the image?
If operating the video fader on your Edirol Mixer isn't changing the image, it could be because the same image is selected for both bus A and bus B. Select different images for each bus.
Why does the image on my Edirol Mixer change automatically?
If the image on your Edirol Mixer is changing automatically, check if the [BPM SYNC] button is lit. If it is, press the [BPM SYNC] button to turn off its illumination.
Why aren't the menu settings saving on my Edirol Mixer?
Menu settings on your Edirol Mixer are saved to the internal memory when you close the menu. Ensure you are closing the menu before switching off the power.
What to do if I can’t change the settings in a memory on my Edirol Mixer?
If you're unable to change the settings in a memory on your Edirol Mixer, check if memory protect is turned 'On'. If it is, turn the “Memory Protect” setting “Off” in the “Utility” menu.
Essential safety guidelines for operation, placement, and handling of the unit and adaptor.
Notes on power, environmental conditions, and cleaning procedures for optimal performance.
Guidelines for repairs, data backup, and user health considerations during operation.
Legal notice regarding reproduction and usage of copyrighted material.
Detailed description of buttons, knobs, and displays on the main operating panel.
Further description of buttons, faders, and switches on the operating panel.
Details on Bus B specific input select, effects, faders, and transformer buttons.
Identification and function of all connectors on the rear panel of the unit.
Instructions for connecting external video devices and computers to the V-8 mixer.
Notes on connector types, cable management, and grounding for optimal signal integrity.
Procedure for connecting the power supply unit to the V-8 mixer.
Use cases for the V-8 in exhibitions, VJ performances, and presentations.
Step-by-step guide to powering the V-8 mixer on and off correctly.
Verifying signal input and output, including PC inputs and blue back output settings.
How to display a preview of input or output signals on a monitor.
Introduction to navigating and using the V-8's menu system for settings.
Managing saved settings using the MEMORY knob, including storing, recalling, and copying.
Procedures for fading Bus A/B images and the final output image.
How to restore all unit settings or specific sub-menus to factory defaults.
Method for selecting and transitioning between different video sources on Bus A and Bus B.
Customizing transition effects for TRANSITION buttons and understanding FAM/NAM.
Creating custom transition patterns and synchronizing them with BPM.
How to use Transformer buttons for image switching and changing their assignments.
Overview of available effects and limitations on using multiple effects concurrently.
How the CONTROL fader adjusts effects when the EFFECTS button blinks.
Using Picture In Picture, Chroma Key, and Luminance Key for image compositing.
Detailed settings for negative, colorize, feedback, multi-screen, flip, and effect assignments.
Reference for effects, their explanations, and those controllable by the CONTROL fader.
Fine-tuning brightness, color, and position for PC inputs.
Information on supported PC resolutions and troubleshooting for 'tearing' issues.
Adjusting brightness, color, and hue for video inputs on Bus A and Bus B.
Customizing output signal size, black level, and generating color bars.
Setting the video format (NTSC or PAL) and switching it at startup.
Automating image switching to match a set BPM tempo.
Setting BPM by tapping the TAP button in time with music for synchronized switching.
Configuring image switching modes (cut/transition) and speed multiples for BPM Sync.
Using MIDI for external control of V-8 functions, including assignments and transmission.
Managing V-8 settings by transmitting or receiving data to/from external MIDI devices.
Understanding V-LINK for synchronizing devices and controlling the V-8 from external units.
Enabling PR Control mode for operating the V-8 via PR series devices.
Guide to physically orienting the video fader for user convenience.
Procedure to calibrate the video fader for accurate output across its range.
Selecting the response curve and understanding operating modes for the video fader.
Common issues related to image display, power, and signal output.
Troubleshooting distorted images, fader response, and input signal problems.
Resolving problems with automatic image switching, effects, and BPM display.
Troubleshooting issues with saving settings, memory access, and BPM display blinking.
Listing available transition and effect assignments for buttons and buses.
Overview of menu items for transformer buttons, fading, BPM sync, and MIDI configuration.
Details on settings for PC image input adjustments like position, size, and color.
Detailed settings for Picture-in-Picture, key effects, memory management, and MIDI.
Options for utility functions, video fader configuration, and the factory reset.
Reference table for factory default settings stored in memory numbers 1 through 8.
Details on MIDI messages received, transmitted, and system exclusive data.
Addresses for MIDI controls including system, fader, effects, and V-LINK parameters.
MIDI addresses for V-LINK system, clip, color, video, and audio controls.
Overview of MIDI settings, assignments, conversion tables, and the implementation chart.
Visual examples and descriptions of dissolve and wipe transition effects.
Visual examples of soft edge wipes, key, slide, stretch, and user transitions.
Listing and explaining various video effects like STILL, STROBE, NEGATIVE, and PinP.
Identifying effects that can be adjusted using the CONTROL fader and their parameters.
Information on which effects cannot be used together to avoid conflicts.
Contact details for service centers and distributors worldwide for repair assistance.
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